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This is an online application form to apply for one of the Town's appointed boards and commissions.

Online request for a building inspection

The Fort Mill 150 Fit Challenge is a fun way to celebrate the Town's 150th Anniversary! The goal is for you to complete 150 miles... More… The Fort Mill 150 Fit Challenge is a fun way to celebrate the Town's 150th Anniversary! The goal is for you to complete 150 miles (either by walking or running) by the end of 2023. This challenge will be broken into three time frames: -Feb. 12- July 31 -Aug. 1-Dec. 31 -Or the entire time: Feb. 12 - Dec. 31 You can turn in your completed tracker form (which can be downloaded from the website) either on July 31 or Dec. 31 for prizes. Email completed trackers to Events Coordinator Jacona Hester at jhester@fortmillsc.gov or drop off at Town Hall, 200 Tom Hall St., Fort Mill. Less…

To commemorate the Town of Fort Mill’s 150th Anniversary and capture the essence of this wonderful community, we are searching for your... More… To commemorate the Town of Fort Mill’s 150th Anniversary and capture the essence of this wonderful community, we are searching for your best entries in our Fort Mill 150 Photo Challenge! We invite the public to submit Town of Fort Mill photos in four categories: Events in Fort Mill, Townscapes & Landscapes, Fort Mill Landmarks and People. All photos must be taken between Dec. 1, 2022 and Oct. 31, 2023 in the Town of Fort Mill, South Carolina. Photos may be taken with a cell phone or a professional camera. The deadline to enter is October 31, 2023. Participants are only allowed to enter up to two photos. There is no cost to enter. Winning photos will receive prizes. Register for the photo challenge here. Less…

We invite Fort Mill area businesses, restaurants and merchants to sign up to become part of our Fort Mill 150 Passport, offering... More… We invite Fort Mill area businesses, restaurants and merchants to sign up to become part of our Fort Mill 150 Passport, offering discounts or special-themed products and food to celebrate our 150th Anniversary. Deadline to apply is Feb. 28, 2023. Less…

Application for volunteers to help at the Town of Fort Mill's various events.

This form is used to submit a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request online.

Please note, all employment with the Town of Fort Mill is at-will.

Use this form to submit a question to staff about Banks Athletic Park.

This form is used as a release of liability by the Town of Fort Mill from risks of injury or illness (including COVID-19) for minor... More… This form is used as a release of liability by the Town of Fort Mill from risks of injury or illness (including COVID-19) for minor participants in Parks & Recreation activities.Less…

This form is used as acknowledgement that the athlete and parent/guardian have discussed the risks of concussion and other serious... More… This form is used as acknowledgement that the athlete and parent/guardian have discussed the risks of concussion and other serious brain injuries, as well as ways to protect against such injuries, as described in the CDC HEADSUP information sheet. Less…

If you are unsure as to whether your property is located within the Town of Fort Mill's jurisdiction, please complete this online form... More… If you are unsure as to whether your property is located within the Town of Fort Mill's jurisdiction, please complete this online form and our staff will research the answer and get back with you as soon as possible.Less…

If you are unsure as to what your property is zoned within the Town of Fort Mill, please complete this online form and our staff will... More… If you are unsure as to what your property is zoned within the Town of Fort Mill, please complete this online form and our staff will research the answer and get back with you as soon as possible.Less…

This is a form that community members can use to lodge a complaint to the Fort Mill Police Department.

This is a form to request use of the Fort Mill Police Department's portable speed measuring trailer that is capable of being placed on... More… This is a form to request use of the Fort Mill Police Department's portable speed measuring trailer that is capable of being placed on residential streets. This can be used as a traffic calming measure in the absence of a police officer being present.Less…

This is a form that community members can use to compliment a member of the Fort Mill Police Department for outstanding and... More… This is a form that community members can use to compliment a member of the Fort Mill Police Department for outstanding and professional service. Less…

Thank you for contacting the Town of Fort Mill Stormwater Department. It is important that all information is listed. If all of the... More… Thank you for contacting the Town of Fort Mill Stormwater Department. It is important that all information is listed. If all of the information is not listed, it may result in a delay from our Stormwater team.Less…

Use this form to submit a general comment, concern, or question to the town.

Please use this form to submit feedback and suggestions for the Town of Fort Mill's new website.

Adopt-a-Storm Drain asks Town of Fort Mill residents to adopt a drain in their neighborhood and keep it clear of leaves, trash, and... More… Adopt-a-Storm Drain asks Town of Fort Mill residents to adopt a drain in their neighborhood and keep it clear of leaves, trash, and other debris to reduce water pollution. Less…

**Location for this training is Indian Land, Del Web Library** All are welcome to learn how to collect data that can help protect and... More… **Location for this training is Indian Land, Del Web Library** All are welcome to learn how to collect data that can help protect and restore freshwater streams through the SC Adopt-a-Stream program. This training will provide classroom and in-stream instruction for volunteer monitors on how to: select a monitoring site, use chemical/bacteria equipment properly, collect samples, test water quality, enter data, determine stream conditions and practice safety in the field. Come prepared to get your feet wet! Individuals must pass an open book exam, at the end of the workshop, to become a certified volunteer and be able to enter data into the www.scadoptastream.org database. Volunteers are encouraged to adopt a site to sample, monthly, to establish valuable data on baseline conditions of your stream. The workshop will last from 9am to 4pm. Please bring your own lunch & dress for the weather. Less…

All are welcome to learn how to collect data that can help protect and restore freshwater streams through the SC Adopt-a-Stream... More… All are welcome to learn how to collect data that can help protect and restore freshwater streams through the SC Adopt-a-Stream program. This training will provide classroom and in-stream instruction for volunteer monitors on how to: select a monitoring site, use chemical/bacteria equipment properly, collect samples, test water quality, enter data, determine stream conditions and practice safety in the field. Come prepared to get your feet wet! Individuals must pass an open book exam, at the end of the workshop, to become a certified volunteer and be able to enter data into the www.scadoptastream.org database. Volunteers are encouraged to adopt a site to sample, monthly, to establish valuable data on baseline conditions of your stream. The workshop will last from 8:30am to 3:30pm. Please bring your own lunch & dress for the weather. Less…

The Stormwater Department is hosting a Freshwater workshop at the Anne Springs Close Greenway's Rush Pavilion on Sunday September 15th... More… The Stormwater Department is hosting a Freshwater workshop at the Anne Springs Close Greenway's Rush Pavilion on Sunday September 15th from 8:30am to 3:30pm. All are welcome to learn how to collect data that can help protect and restore freshwater streams through the SC Adopt-a-Stream program. This training will provide classroom and in-stream instruction for volunteer monitors on how to: select a monitoring site, use chemical/bacteria equipment properly, collect samples, test water quality, enter data, determine stream conditions and practice safety in the field. Come prepared to get your feet wet! Individuals must pass an open book exam, at the end of the workshop, to become a certified volunteer and be able to enter data into the www.scadoptastream.org database. Volunteers are encouraged to adopt a site to sample, monthly, to establish valuable data on baseline conditions of your stream. Please bring your own lunch & dress for the weather. Restrooms are available at this locatLess…

Informed consent waiver for litter clean up volunteers

Learn to monitor water quality in freshwater streams! No scientific background or experience is necessary--all are welcome to learn how... More… Learn to monitor water quality in freshwater streams! No scientific background or experience is necessary--all are welcome to learn how to collect data that can help protect and restore freshwater streams through the SC Adopt-a-Stream program! This FREE training will provide classroom and in-stream instruction for volunteer monitors on how to collect and identify macroinvertebrates to use as water quality indicators. Come prepared to get your feet wet! Individuals must pass an open-book exam at the end of the workshop to become certified volunteers and be able to enter data into the www.scadoptastream.org database. Volunteers are encouraged to adopt a site to sample biannually to establish valuable data on the conditions of your stream. This is an in-person workshop that will be held rain or shine, 9am-3:30pm. Please bring your own lunch, dress for the weather, and invite a friend. Registration is required and spots are limited--please sign up in advance to reserve your seat!Less…

Learn to monitor water quality in freshwater streams! No scientific background or experience is necessary--all are welcome to learn how... More… Learn to monitor water quality in freshwater streams! No scientific background or experience is necessary--all are welcome to learn how to collect data that can help protect and restore freshwater streams through the SC Adopt-a-Stream program! This FREE training will provide classroom and in-stream instruction for volunteer monitors on how to collect and identify macroinvertebrates to use as water quality indicators. Come prepared to get your feet wet! Individuals must pass an open-book exam at the end of the workshop to become certified volunteers and be able to enter data into the www.scadoptastream.org database. Volunteers are encouraged to adopt a site to sample biannually to establish valuable data on the conditions of your stream. This is an in-person workshop that will be held rain or shine, 10am-4pm. Please bring your own lunch, dress for the weather, and invite a friend. Registration is required and spots are limited--please sign up in advance to reserve your seat!Less…

Form for use by Adopt-a-Stream program volunteer, group clean up volunteers as well as Litter Sweep.

Informed consent waiver for litter clean up, adopt-a-storm drain and other volunteers

Application for Local Program Designation and Agreement.

Application for Local Program Designation and Agreement.

All are welcome to learn how to collect data that can help protect and restore freshwater streams through the SC Adopt-a-Stream... More… All are welcome to learn how to collect data that can help protect and restore freshwater streams through the SC Adopt-a-Stream program. This training will provide classroom and in-stream instruction for volunteer monitors on how to: select a monitoring site, use chemical/bacteria equipment properly, collect samples, test water quality, enter data, determine stream conditions and practice safety in the field. Come prepared to get your feet wet! Individuals must pass an open book exam, at the end of the workshop, to become a certified volunteer and be able to enter data into the www.scadoptastream.org database. Volunteers are encouraged to adopt a site to sample, monthly, to establish valuable data on baseline conditions of your stream. The workshop will last from 8:30am to 3:30pm. Please bring your own lunch & dress for the weather. Less…

All are welcome to learn how to collect data that can help protect and restore freshwater streams through the SC Adopt-a-Stream... More… All are welcome to learn how to collect data that can help protect and restore freshwater streams through the SC Adopt-a-Stream program. This training will provide classroom and in-stream instruction for volunteer monitors on how to: select a monitoring site, use chemical/bacteria equipment properly, collect samples, test water quality, enter data, determine stream conditions and practice safety in the field. Come prepared to get your feet wet! Individuals must pass an open book exam, at the end of the workshop, to become a certified volunteer and be able to enter data into the www.scadoptastream.org database. Volunteers are encouraged to adopt a site to sample, monthly, to establish valuable data on baseline conditions of your stream. The workshop will last from 9am to 3:30pm. Please bring your own lunch & dress for the weather. Less…

Form to be used by registered SC Adopt-a-Stream volunteers to inform Town staff of any issues with the test kits.

Learn to monitor water quality in freshwater streams! No scientific background or experience is necessary--all are welcome to learn how... More… Learn to monitor water quality in freshwater streams! No scientific background or experience is necessary--all are welcome to learn how to collect data that can help protect and restore freshwater streams through the SC Adopt-a-Stream program! This FREE training will provide classroom and in-stream instruction for volunteer monitors on how to collect and identify macroinvertebrates to use as water quality indicators. Come prepared to get your feet wet! Individuals must pass an open-book exam at the end of the workshop to become certified volunteers and be able to enter data into the www.scadoptastream.org database. Volunteers are encouraged to adopt a site to sample biannually to establish valuable data on the conditions of your stream. This is an in-person workshop that will be held rain or shine, 8:30am-3:30pm. Please bring your own lunch, dress for the weather, and invite a friend. Registration is required and spots are limited--please sign up in advance to reserve your seLess…

Learn to monitor water quality in freshwater streams! No scientific background or experience is necessary--all are welcome to learn how... More… Learn to monitor water quality in freshwater streams! No scientific background or experience is necessary--all are welcome to learn how to collect data that can help protect and restore freshwater streams through the SC Adopt-a-Stream program! This FREE training will provide classroom at the Anne Springs Close Greenway in Fort Mill and in-stream instruction for volunteer monitors on how to collect and identify macroinvertebrates to use as water quality indicators. Individuals must pass an open-book exam at the end of the workshop to become certified volunteers and be able to enter data into the www.scadoptastream.org database. Volunteers are encouraged to adopt a site to sample biannually to establish valuable data on the conditions of your stream. This is an in-person workshop that will be held rain or shine, 8:30am-3:30pm. Please bring your own lunch, dress for the weather and be prepared to get your feet wet!Less…

Informed consent waiver for storm drain marking volunteers

The Town of Fort Mill Stormwater Department and Clemson Extension are pleased to offer Clemson’s Stream Bank Repair program to local... More… The Town of Fort Mill Stormwater Department and Clemson Extension are pleased to offer Clemson’s Stream Bank Repair program to local homeowners, land managers, park staff, and landscape professionals to help address erosion and instability along small streams. This workshop will highlight practices to help stabilize and revegetate streambanks. Participants will go home with new skills and resources to address stream erosion issues. The workshop is free to registered participants and will include a boxed lunch. The morning will be spent in the classroom and the afternoon at a local creek, where participants will put their new knowledge to work installing native plants and live stakes. Come prepared to be outdoors in the afternoon, boots that can get wet and clothes that can get muddy are highly encouraged! Bring a refillable water bottle. Participants will be contacted closer to the workshop for their lunch order. Less…

If you want to do your own inventory on your line, please complete the form and submit pictures to Matt Kennedy at mkennedy@fortmillsc... More… If you want to do your own inventory on your line, please complete the form and submit pictures to Matt Kennedy at mkennedy@fortmillsc.gov. Less…