Mayor Tecklenburg and city leaders remain in close communication with federal, state and regional officials including U.S. Customs and Border Protection, the CDC, S.C. DHEC, the U.S. Coast Guard and MUSC on the situation related to the coronavirus. Read on...
At their meeting on June 25, 2020, Charleston City Council approved an emergency ordinance requiring face coverings in public areas throughout the city of Charleston to reduce risk of exposure to COVID-19, effective July 1, 2020. Read on...
Click here for a free parking voucher from the city of Charleston to use to rediscover downtown and safely explore your favorite local businesses. Scan the voucher when exiting for 2 free hours in participating garages. Read on...
The city of Charleston today announced its launch of Citibot, an interactive text messaging and customer service tool for civic engagement with government. Read on...
The City of Charleston Business & Neighborhood Services Division has developed a COVID-19 resource list for the Charleston community to include essential resources, small business support... Read on...
The city is planning for the future of YOUR parks and recreation opportunities. Join the conversation to help shape the future of our city and ensure that our parks and recreation offerings continue to positively serve our community and meet its needs. Read on...
With an 8.7-foot tide forecast for Sunday morning—potentially the third highest non-tropical high tide since 1934—City of Charleston emergency management officials urge residents and visitors to prepare for major tidal flooding. Read on...
The National Weather Service in Charleston has forecast major flooding for Charleston around this evening’s 7:05 p.m. high tide and near-major flooding around Wednesday and Thursday evenings’ high tides. Read on...
After learning of the safety report calling for the demolition of the St. Julian Devine chimneys, Mayor Tecklenburg convened a meeting of project managers and engineers to discuss possible alternatives that would preserve some or all of the chimneys. Read on...
Once every ten years, citizens in South Carolina have the opportunity to help rewrite their city’s single most important planning document--the comprehensive plan that guides decisions on development, housing, transportation, land use and more. Read on...
Due to the ongoing situation related to COVID-19 in South Carolina, City Gallery will re-open with adjusted hours and new safety precautions on Thursday, August 6, 2020. Read on...
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