
Congratulations to
Sheriff Chuck Wright
as the
"South Carolina
Law Enforcement Victim Advocate Association
Sheriff of the Year 2011"
We are currently accepting applications for, both, the Spartanburg County Sheriff's Office and for the Spartanburg County Detention Center
Applications may be picked up at the Human Resource Department of the Spartanburg County Administration Building (across from the Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium) on Church Street
Only completed applications are being considered at this time.
Please follow all directions, as written, on application.
PLEASE NOTE - NEW INFORMATION
EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY
YOU MUST CONTACT THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE
FOR A PERMIT [9:00AM - 3:00PM]
FOR TRANSPORTATION OF
ALL NONFERROUS METALS OVER 10 LBS.
* 48 HOUR PERMITS ARE ISSUED OVER THE PHONE
2 MAX. PER 12 MONTH PERIOD, PER PERSON
* 1 YEAR PERMITS WILL NOT BE ISSUED OVER THE PHONE
(you must come to the Sheriff's Office)
(see an excerpt of the law below - for full text click here)
HOURS: 9:00AM - 3:00PM
Monday - Friday
ONLY
For Permit # -
Call 503-4640
Have Ready:
Your Driver's License or Valid Picture ID
[Valid SC identification card issued by the DMV;
Valid driver's license from another state that contains the licensee's picture on the face of the license; or
Valid military identification card]
Vehicle Registration Card
And State Whether You are the Owner or the Driver of Vehicle
SECTION 16-17-685. Unlawful transportation of nonferrous metals. [SC ST SEC 16-17-685]
(A) For purposes of this section:
(1) "Nonferrous metals" means metals not containing significant quantities of iron or steel, including copper wire, cooper clad steel wire, copper pipe, copper bars, copper sheeting, aluminum, a product that is a mixture of aluminum and copper, catalytic converters, and stainless steel beer kegs or containers.
(2) "Transportation permit number" means a number provided by a sheriff's office by telephone, fax, or email to a person who requests a permit number for the transportation of nonferrous metals. In order to receive a transportation permit number, a person must provide the person's name, address, and telephone number to the sheriff's office of the county in which the person resides. The sheriff's office must record the person's information along with the transportation permit number. The transportation permit number is valid for no more than forty-eight hours from the time the number is issued, and the sheriff's office must inform the person of this restriction at the time the number is issued.
(For Full Text CLICK HERE)
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