City of Cayce

City of Cayce The City of Cayce is located on the banks of the Congaree River in the heart of the Midlands đź’™ The city has several beautiful parks and trails.

The City of Cayce has a Council-Manager form of government, and the members of the City Council meet the first Tuesday of each month at 6:00 pm at City Hall. The beautiful Cayce Riverwalk Park has more than 46 acres of river park area and 12 miles of scenic walkways. For more information, visit https://caycesc.gov/

09/11/2026

Each year on September 11th, Cayce Fire Department raises the American Flag to remember the lives lost, and the families, friends, and communities forever changed by that day.

Along the 100 block of Knox Abbott Dr, the flag is raised at 8:46 am, when the plane struck the first tower. It remains in place until 10:28 am, when the second tower fell.

25 years later, we remember not only the tragedy, but the resilience, courage and unity that emerged in its aftermath.

We honor the courage of the first responders, the strength of those who answered the call to serve, and the countless acts of compassion and selflessness that followed.

We remember. We honor. We will never forget.

GOOD NEWS - We’re happy to share that the Naples Avenue entrance to the Riverwalk is OPEN beginning Friday morning, Sept...
09/10/2026

GOOD NEWS - We’re happy to share that the Naples Avenue entrance to the Riverwalk is OPEN beginning Friday morning, September 11th!👏

⚠️A quick, but important note: please avoid the area until the 11th while crews complete final maintenance.

We thank you for your patience and cooperation as we wrap up this phase of the Drainage Project. We look forward to seeing you on the trail!

The Cayce Police Department has made an arrest in connection with the Aug. 23, 2026, hit-and-run collision that resulted...
09/09/2026

The Cayce Police Department has made an arrest in connection with the Aug. 23, 2026, hit-and-run collision that resulted in the death of Cayce resident Janyne Renee Mbeng.

In the early morning hours of Aug. 23, officers traveling on Frink Street found Mrs. Mbeng lying in the roadway after she had been struck by a vehicle. Officers immediately provided lifesaving aid before transporting Mrs. Mbeng to a nearby hospital, where she later succumbed to her injuries.

Following the collision, Cayce Police detectives worked alongside patrol officers, the South Carolina Highway Patrol Multi-Agency Investigation Team and the Lexington County Coroner’s Office to collect evidence, interview witnesses, and establish a timeline of events.

Investigators reviewed hours of surveillance and traffic-camera footage and identified a green 1998 Toyota T100 pickup truck as a vehicle of interest. The driver, identified as Govani Gregorio Pineda, was located for questioning.

On Sept. 9, Pineda turned himself in at the Cayce Police Department and was transported to the Lexington County Detention Center, where he was booked on a charge of hit-and-run resulting in death.

The investigation remains active, and detectives continue to pursue additional leads and investigate other individuals and vehicles of interest. No further details are available at this time.

The Cayce Police Department extends its deepest condolences to Mrs. Mbeng’s children, family and loved ones. The department remains committed to seeking justice for Mrs. Mbeng while protecting the safety of the Cayce community.

The City of Cayce will be closed on Monday, September 7th for Labor Day Holiday.  Monday routes will be collected on Wed...
09/06/2026

The City of Cayce will be closed on Monday, September 7th for Labor Day Holiday. Monday routes will be collected on Wednesday, September 9th. We will be collecting garbage, recycle, and yard trash. If you have any questions, please contact the Sanitation Department at (803)205-4434 or (803)796-9020 ext. 3027.

Cayce Utilities is conducting its annual flushing program throughout the city as required by the South Carolina Departme...
09/02/2026

Cayce Utilities is conducting its annual flushing program throughout the city as required by the South Carolina Department of Environmental Services (SCDES) through November 14th.

Flushing will primarily occur overnight to minimize disruption, though you may experience a temporary drop in water pressure during flushing in your area. Some residents may notice slightly discolored water the following day; this is temporary and does not pose a health risk.

If you notice discolored water, let your cold tap run 3-5 minutes.

Scroll through for the full flushing schedule!➡️

Tonight, your Cayce City Council signed commitments to being Champions for Children during a presentation from Lexington...
09/01/2026

Tonight, your Cayce City Council signed commitments to being Champions for Children during a presentation from Lexington School District Two Superintendent Dr. Angela Cooper and school leaders.

The commitment to being a Champion for Children is a core leadership standard that places students at the center of every district decision.

Cayce is proud to be in Lexington Two, and proud to be part of a community that support our children.

It is with great sadness that the City of Cayce shares the news of the passing of Andy Thomas, Curator of the Cayce Hist...
08/29/2026

It is with great sadness that the City of Cayce shares the news of the passing of Andy Thomas, Curator of the Cayce Historical Museum.

Andy was a valued member of the City team and a tremendous friend to the City of Cayce. His remarkable knowledge and passion for our community’s history, along with his warm presence and genuine care for Cayce, touched so many lives.

Through his work at the Cayce Historical Museum, Andy played an important role in preserving and sharing the stories that make our community so special. He had a unique ability to bring our history to life, helping generations of residents and visitors better understand and appreciate the people, places, and stories that shaped Cayce.

His loss will be deeply felt by our City staff, our Museum family, and many people throughout our community who had the privilege of knowing him.

Andy leaves behind an important and lasting legacy in Cayce. We are incredibly grateful for the many years he devoted to preserving our city’s history and for the friendship, knowledge, and kindness he shared with so many.

Please keep Andy, his family, friends, and loved ones in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. And please share any photos or memories you have of Andy below.

08/24/2026

👀You may have noticed our water tower located on Charleston Highway is getting a fresh coat of paint.🎨

Water towers require periodic repainting and maintenance to help protect the structure, maintain water quality, and meet South Carolina Department of Environmental Services standards.

And there’s another change worth noting: it’s no longer used by the Gamecocks for practice, so it’s time for a fresh start - and a fresh look!

We’re excited to give this important piece of our water system the care it needs while starting a new chapter for the tower.

UPDATE 8/21: As of 10:30 AM, the roads are cleared and open for use.🚨CONFIRMED ACCIDENT🚨A car accident has been confirme...
08/21/2026

UPDATE 8/21: As of 10:30 AM, the roads are cleared and open for use.

🚨CONFIRMED ACCIDENT🚨

A car accident has been confirmed at 12th and Frink Streets in Cayce. Drivers are asked to avoid the area and use alternative routes while first responders are on-site.

Please exercise caution when near the area as traffic may increase.

Updates will be provided as they come available.

🚨ANNUAL FLUSHING NOTICE🚨Beginning Monday, August 24, and continuing through the next few months, Cayce Utilities will be...
08/18/2026

🚨ANNUAL FLUSHING NOTICE🚨

Beginning Monday, August 24, and continuing through the next few months, Cayce Utilities will be conducting its annual flushing program throughout the city as required by South Carolina Department of Environmental Services (SCDES).

What to Expect:
• Flushing will primarily occur overnight to minimize disruption
• You may experience a temporary drop in water pressure during flushing in your area
• Some residents may notice slightly discolored water the following day; this is temporary and does not pose a health risk

If You Notice Discolored Water:
• Let your cold water tap run for 3 - 5 minutes

We appreciate your patience and understanding as we complete this important preventative maintenance. For questions, concerns, or updates, call (803) 796-9020, opt 1.

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1800 12th Street
Cayce, SC
29033

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