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Charleston County is providing residents the opportunity to see the preliminary flood maps, learn about their risk of flooding, and ask questions about what the new maps will mean for their propert… ...
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Charleston County Government on Friday released three potential redistricting maps to reflect the county’s growth over the past 10 years. The maps are required to be ...
Charleston County Council is asking for public input on its new map options for redistricting. Three new potential maps using 2020 census data are being reviewed.
Some Charleston County residents would be represented by different members of County Council under a new map of district lines that's received initial approval. Barring intervention by state ...
Charleston County's first new flood maps in more than 14 years have been under review since 2016, and even when they're finally published next year, they'll already be out of date. The Charleston ...
Charleston County Council may potentially bring back the half-cent sales tax on the 2026 ballot. In a special county council ...
Charleston County is in the red zone when it comes to dangerous levels of COVID-19. That's according to a new interactive map just launched today by a coalition of scientists out of Harvard ...
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Federal maps of Charleston show a significant portion of the county is in a high-risk coastal or inland flood zone Credit: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration ...
CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCSC) - Charleston County Council is asking for public comments on three maps options for redistricting. The map options can be found online and digitally at all Charleston ...
Charleston County council held a special workshop including a discussion about a potential half-cent sales tax for the 2026 ...
As sea levels continue to threaten to swallow large swathes of the Lowcountry over time, county leaders are looking for ways to future-proof their districts.