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NMB's Towing Ordinance Rewrite: Higher Fees, Less Police Involvement, and an Unexplained Mayoral Recusal MyrtleBeachSC News
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NMB's Towing Ordinance Rewrite: Higher Fees, Less Police Involvement, and an Unexplained Mayoral Recusal MyrtleBeachSC News
North Myrtle Beach City Council is set to finalize a rewrite of its private-property towing ordinance on July 20, after first reading passed 6-0 on May 18 [City of North Myrtle Beach, 2026]. The vote came with a detail that hasn’t been publicly explained: Mayor J.O. Baldwin recused himself from both the discussion and the vote and left the council chambers before the item was taken up [City of North Myrtle Beach, 2026]. The minutes record the re…
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