Landrum City Hall will be closed on Monday, February 2, 2026. City Hall will operate on a regular schedule when conditions become safe.

⚠️A significant winter storm will impact the area Friday afternoon through Saturday night bringing heavy snowfall and very cold temperatures 

☃️Snow accumulations have increased and a band of heavy snowfall may impact at least portions of the area.

There are indications that the heaviest axis of snowfall may shift southwest towards the I-26 corridor. At least 2-4" of snow is expected area wide. 

☃️Very cold temperatures will allow snow to quickly stick to roads with significant travel impacts through the weekend. 

☃️Residents are encouraged to stay informed and prepare now. Monitor forecasts and alerts from the National Weather Service and trusted local media.

Per GFL Environmental, all City of Landrum Wednesday (today) garbage pick-ups will be NEXT WEDNESDAY. 

All THURSDAY pick-ups will be on REGULAR  SCHEDULE. 

*PLEASE TAKE CARTS OUT THE NIGHT BEFORE YOUR PICK-UP DAY*

THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATIENCE!

City of Landrum leadership, department heads, police department and fire & rescue are meeting to coordinate storm response efforts and monitor conditions. Public safety remains our top priority.

Please stay off the roads!

Winter storms can bring freezing temperatures, icy roads, power outages, and limited travel. Preparing ahead helps keep Landrum residents safe, protects homes and utilities, and ensures access to food, water, and medications when conditions worsen. Being prepared also allows emergency crews to focus on critical needs and helps our community recover more quickly. We encourage everyone to please stay warm and safe. Please stay off the roads and do not travel unless absolutely necessay.

On behalf of the City of Landrum, we would like to extend our congratulations to Mayor Bob Briggs on his reelection. Mayor Briggs’ leadership, dedication, and commitment to Landrum are truly invaluable to our city.

Through his service, Mayor Briggs has remained focused on preserving Landrum’s unique character while supporting responsible growth and progress.

We appreciate the mayor’s continued dedication to our community and look forward to working together to advance Landrum’s future.

Mayor Briggs was sworn in at the January 13, 2026 council meeting by City Clerk Rita Bruce. 

The City of Landrum would like to welcome our newly elected City Council members.

We appreciate their willingness to serve and look forward to their leadership and dedication to the City of Landrum.

Council members were sworn in at the January 13, 2026 city council meeting by City Clerk Rita Bruce.

(Pictured l to r:) Carol Browning, Billy Inman, City Clerk-Rita Bruce, & Tammy Cox 

The City of Landrum extends our deepest gratitude to JoAnn James for her dedication and countless hours she poured into the Landrum Farmers Market. 

Through her hard work and commitment, she has helped foster a welcoming, thriving environment that benefits our entire community.

Her contributions to the market have made a lasting impact, and we are deeply grateful for her service.

JoAnn James was honored at the city council meeting on Tuesday, January 13, 2026.

Marion “Peanut” Price was more than a long-time employee of the City of Landrum — he was part of the heart of our community. 

Known by everyone and always willing to lend a helping hand, Peanut carried himself with kindness, humility, and genuine care for others. He had a deep love for his hometown and took great pride in serving the City of Landrum.

His passion for youth sports was especially meaningful, as he believed in encouraging and supporting the next generation. Whether through his work or his personal interactions, Peanut made a lasting impact on countless lives. His dedication, friendly spirit, and unwavering love for this town will not be forgotten.

Peanut leaves behind a legacy of service, community, and compassion. He will be deeply missed, but his memory will live on in the City of Landrum and in the hearts of all who had the privilege of knowing him.~TT

Rest Easy Peanut

As we welcome the New Year, we extend our best wishes to our community for a year filled with growth, unity, and new beginnings. Thank you for being part of what makes our Landrum so special. Happy New Year everyone!

The City of Landrum wishes you and your family peace, joy, and happiness this holiday season! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

🏆 Now Accepting Nominations!

Who deserves to be Landrum’s Citizen of the Year?

Deadline: November 20, 2025

See flyer for details!

It’s time to honor an amazing person who makes Landrum shine! 🌟

Nominations are now open for Landrum’s Citizen of the Year 2025.

Submit your nomination by November 20, 2025.

As we have worked through the issues identified during the Strategic Plan development process, several priorities quickly became clear and we did not waste any time moving toward solutions. We consistently heard the need to:

• Improve the 176/14 intersection

• Construct a downtown restroom facility to support visitors, businesses, and events

• Strengthen the connection between the Market Pavilion and downtown

• Support the Farmers Market

• Improve mobility throughout the City

• Prepare for the Saluda Grade Trail

• Improve communication among SCDOT Maintenance, SCDOT Design, the Saluda Grade Trail team, and the city 

• Enhance roads, sidewalks, and parking opportunities.

In short, the proposed Trailside Development Master Plan (TDMP) coordinates and addresses all of these action items—and more. As these priorities emerged from the recent Strategic Plan discussions, we immediately forwarded them to the project designer, Studio Main LLC, for inclusion. An early draft was distributed for review, and we received excellent feedback. All comments have now been incorporated into the two-phase plan listed below.

The TDMP also positions the City for at least two key grant opportunities:

• Phase One – ARC Grant (50% match) – Pre-application due November 17, 2025.

• Phase Two – TAP Grant (20% match) – Withdraw the current 176/14 Intersection Project application and reapply under Phase Two.

The TDMP represents a significant portion of Strategic Plan implementation, and we are moving quickly—especially as critical grant opportunities are now available.

Plan can be viewed on link below: