Speak Out at Anderson Civic Center Meeting on Proposed Gas Plant

Anderson County residents have a pivotal opportunity to influence the future of their community.

A public hearing is scheduled for Monday, February 2, 2026, at 6:00 PM at the Anderson Civic Center, located at 3027 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, Anderson South Carolina.

This meeting will address Duke Energy's proposed $3.2 billion gas plant near True Temper Road off I‑81.

The project has sparked significant concern among locals.

Many are apprehensive about potential environmental impacts, changes to quality of life, and effects on local families.

Residents are encouraged to attend, gain a comprehensive understanding of the project, and share their perspectives during the open forum.

Public input has historically played a crucial role in shaping infrastructure decisions.

This hearing provides a platform for community voices to be heard before final decisions are made.

Organizers emphasize the importance of thoughtful participation, focusing on solutions, community impact, and shared goals for a thriving Anderson County.

To pre-register by January 28 and learn more about the advocacy effort, residents can email communications@psc.sc.gov with their name, telephone number, and physical address.

Alternatively, they can complete the survey available on the Public Service Commission's website or call 803-896-5133 and leave a message with the required information.

For those concerned about the environment, future growth, and the well-being of local neighborhoods, this is a prime opportunity to get involved, stay informed, and make a meaningful impact.

Recent developments in Anderson County underscore the community's rapid growth and the importance of resident involvement in shaping its future.

Engaging in public forums like the upcoming hearing is essential for residents to ensure that future projects align with the community's values and needs.

By participating, residents can help shape a sustainable and prosperous future for Anderson County.

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