The Charleston County Stormwater Management Program is a federally mandated program that is monitored by the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control. It was created in 2006 in compliance with federal and state requirements related to water quality. Its staff includes engineers, technicians, plan reviewers, inspectors, survey personal, and accountants all working towards a singular goal: to ensure that our citizens can utilize Charleston County’s waters and beaches.
The urbanization of Charleston has led to an increase in polluted stormwater runoff making its way into our waterways, contaminating them. The Stormwater Management Program aims to reduce the amount of runoff pollution. It does this by educating the public about how they can reduce the risk of polluting rainwater, permitting and monitoring all new construction sites to prevent the many potential contaminants from entering the storm drain system, and monitoring businesses and residential homes to make sure no pollutants are being discharged into waterbodies.
Charleston County's Public Works Department will begin construction Wednesday, December 2, 2020 on the Grimball Road Drainage Improvements project. Construction will require closing one lane on Grimball Road across from James Island Elementary School.
Details:
The Grimball Road Drainage Improvements project includes the construction of a reinforced concrete pipe under Grimball and South Grimball Roadways. This will help to alleviate flooding issues in this area of James Island. For more information, please call Public Works Stormwater at 843-202-7639 or email stormwater@charlestoncounty.org.
If you have any questions regarding the Stormwater Management program, please check our Frequently Asked Questions or call the Stormwater Hotline at (843) 202-7639, or email
Phone: (843)202-7639
Email: stormwater@charlestoncounty.org
Mailing Address:
Charleston County Public Works Department
Attn: Stormwater Management
4045 Bridge View Drive
North Charleston, SC 29405-7464
Now available is E-newsletter the Ripple Effect, produced by the Ashley Cooper Stormwater Education Consortium (ACSEC)! The goal is to provide awareness, information, and resources which help foster good Stormwater stewardship practices. Like ripples on the water, we hope you will pass on your knowledge, and this newsletter, to others.
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