News Line for Rincon

Rincon not ready to signal its help on radio tower
Rincon City Council members expressed their desire to remedy the problems plaguing public safety communications — but they also said they want to see just how committed the county is
Source: Effingham Herald

Rincon gets first K-9
Some puppies’ loss was Rincon’s gain. A 4-year-old Belgian Malinois that wasn’t a very good mother to her pups was donated to the city of Rincon as a K-9 for drug identification and tracking.
Source: Savannah Morning News

Rincon moves forward with annexation
During a called meeting Monday night, Rincon City Council members unanimously accepted annexation petitions for 17 pieces of property along the east side of Ga. 21.
Source: Savannah Morning News

City puts new rates in play at Lost Plantation
Rincon City Council members are hoping new rates and fees will be just the draw to hook more golfers to the city’s course.
Source: Effingham Herald

LOST compromise reached
Effingham County and the cities of Rincon, Springfield and Guyton have reached a compromise for the distribution of local-option sales tax (LOST) money.
Source: Savannah Morning News

Corbitt tapped as Rincon city manager
When Wesley Corbitt returns to Rincon City Hall on Monday, he’ll get to take the interim tag off his title.
Source: Effingham Herald

Corbitt chosen as city manager
Interim City Manager Wesley Corbitt was chosen unanimously tonight as city manager.
Source: Savannah Morning News

Requests for sales tax money are conservative
Effingham County is asking for the sales tax distribution to remain the same as it has been for the last 10 years. Rincon and Guyton are asking for a slightly larger share of the 1-cent-per-dollar local-option sales tax (LOST), as is Springfield.
Source: Savannah Morning News

Rincon pares candidates for city manager to three
Rincon could have a new city manager in a couple of weeks.
Source: Effingham Herald

Rincon's city manager candidates
Rincon City Council members on Tuesday announced three finalists for the city manager position.
Source: Savannah Morning News

Judge sets LOST schedule
The judge who will decide how millions of dollars in sales tax money is divided has set Feb. 8 as the date for Effingham County and the cities of Rincon and Springfield to submit their offers.
Source: Savannah Morning News