I show up for the Town of Irmo. Contact me by phone or email — I’ll always listen and try my best to represent your needs and concerns to Town Council. Here’s how to get things done in Irmo.

Sources: SC Election Commission; U.S. Census Bureau (2025 est.)
Irmo has 7,941 registered voters, and only 1 in 8 voted in the last town election. This year every Irmo voter also decides whether the town changes its form of government. My free voter guide explains who’s voting, what’s on the ballot and how to cast yours.
The form-of-government question, explained → · Check your registration ↗
Find out who maintains your road, Lexington, Richland or SCDOT, and report it in two clicks.
Report a problem → Irmo Voter GuideKey dates, early voting near Irmo, photo ID, and the town referendum explained. Free download.
Get the guide → Who represents youTown, county, school board, state and Congress, with links to every office.
Open the directory → Start a businessLicenses, permits and the town's incentive grant: license fees refunded in full for years 1 to 3.
See the checklist →



Registration deadlines, early voting and Election Day. A few messages a year, nothing else.