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Moving and storage go hand in hand. Whether traveling across town or the country, moving is an exciting and fresh start. While Storage Rentals of America is here to help you with all your storage needs, we also want to help you get familiar with the area. We put together this resource guide for Sumter, South Carolina.
About Sumter, South Carolina
The City of Sumter is the county seat for Sumter County. The city is just northwest of the 28,675-acre Manchester State Forest. It has a population of about 40,000. The town was founded in 1855. The historic downtown area reflects the architecture of centuries past when horses with buggies flowed down the city streets. Sumter is the home of Shaw Air Force Base. Sumter is a lovely medium-sized town with a great deal of southern charm.
What To Do in Sumter
The Swan Lake Iris Gardens are lovely. Dogs love to go for a walk on a leash in Palmetto Park, where you can also play a game of tennis. Opera lovers will enjoy a performance at the Sumter Opera House, which hosts other concerts and events. Many exciting exhibits are found in the Sumter County Museum.
The Manchester State Forest has many hiking trails and four fishing ponds for those who like the outdoors. Hunting is allowed during the hunting seasons. History buffs will enjoy a visit to the Thomas Sumter Memorial Park, which is named after the famous Civil War general. Also, many buildings in Sumter are listed in the National Register of Historic Places worth visiting, including the Charles T. Mason House, Carnegie Public Library, Elizabeth White House, Sumter Town Hall-Opera House, and many others.
Working in Sumter
The largest employers in Sumter are education (12%), health care (9%), government agencies (6%), construction firms (6%), hospitality (6%), tech companies (4%), and finance/insurance businesses (4%). The most popular occupations are manufacturing supervisors (7%), other managers (5%), teachers (5%), salespersons (4%), office workers (4%), maintenance workers (4%), and retail workers (4%).
Sumter Neighborhoods
Sumter has many fine neighborhoods. Some of the more excellent neighborhoods are.
- Millwood: The median price of a home in this neighborhood is $175,451
- Stateburg: The median price of a home here is $136,986
- Oakland: The median price of a home here is $129,878
- Dalzell: The median price of a home here is $122,535
- Cherryvale and Cane Savannah: The median price of a home here is $110,212
Sumter School District
The Sumter School District has 15 public schools. There are eight elementary schools and four middle schools. There are three high schools. One of them is a technical high school that teaches trade skills. The private schools in the area include the Berea Junior Academy, St. Anne Catholic School, St. Francis Xavier High School, Sumter Christian School, Thomas Sumter Academy, Westside Christian Academy, and Wilson Hall.
Sumter has Morris College, which is a private liberal arts college. Other institutions include the University of South Carolina Sumter, which has a campus in Sumter. Saint Leo University, Webster University, and Troy University also have campuses in Sumter.
Moving to the Sumter Resource Guide
Driver's License and Auto Registration: The South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles is the office to go for an identification card, a new driver's license, and to register vehicles.
Electricity: Provided by either Black River Electric or Duke Energy Progress.
Natural Gas: Provided by Dominion Gas Company.
Propane: Available from Palmetto Gas Company.
Water and Sewer Service: Provided by the City of Sumter Water Department.
Garbage Collection and Recycling Service: Provided by the City of Sumter Sanitation Department.
Television/Internet: Choices for television and Internet services are listed at CableTV.
Sumter City and County Government & Parks Department: The City of Sumter has offices at 21 North Main Street in Sumter. The office hours are Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Parks & Gardens Department is responsible for the city parks, the three HOPE Centers, and for maintaining the historic downtown district. There are facilities for swimming, tennis, and sports.
Sumter Housing
Households in Sumter, South Carolina, earn about $38,500, about $9,000 less than the statewide average and $17,000 less than the national figure. The median price for a home is $134,100. This is about 7% lower than the cost of homes in other parts of South Carolina. About 54% of the homes are owner-occupied. The median rent for a home in Sumter is $748, about 18% lower than the rents found in other cities in the state. The median age is 35 years old. This is about four years younger than the median age in the rest of the state. Sumter is a lovely town for families who are just starting.