Spartanburg County is a vibrant region in South Carolina focused on enhancing community living through strategic infrastructure and service improvements. One of the key initiatives currently under consideration is the 2023 Capital Project Sales Tax Referendum, which aims to address the county's extensive roadway maintenance needs. With over 3,400 miles of roads to manage, including those maintained by the South Carolina Department of Transportation and local municipalities, Spartanburg County faces a significant backlog of $500 million for necessary repairs and upgrades.

This referendum represents an opportunity for residents to vote on a dedicated sales tax designed to fund essential projects, including road maintenance, public safety enhancements, and community development programs. Through this initiative, Spartanburg County demonstrates its commitment to improving the quality of life for its residents, ensuring safe and accessible roadways while fostering sustainable growth and development across the region. Residents are encouraged to educate themselves on the impact of this referendum to make informed decisions on Election Day.