Author: sherry

DID YOU KNOW? If you have a storm drain near your property, the City requires you to clear leaves and debris (within reason) from the opening.

Due to the New Year’s Day holiday, recycling pickup is delayed one day. It will be on Saturday, January 6th.

Charleston County provides a handy address lookup on their website – you can input your address and it will give you your next recycling collection date:

https://chascogis.maps.arcgis.com/apps/InformationLookup/index.html?appid=f3ae072a3b794c7c9ad5f9b9d7619e0f

Christmas tree collection will start January 8th and the final collection will take place the week of February 10th. Trees must be placed curbside so that are equipment can reach them. Trees must be free of any and all decorations and tensile. No artificial trees should be placed out for collection with real trees.

From https://jewishcharleston.salsalabs.org/chsmayorforum/index.html

Please join us for a City of Charleston Mayoral Candidate Forum, moderated by Carolyn Murray of Count on 2 News, on Thursday, October 19, 2023 at 7pm at Synagogue Emanu-El. Submit any questions you may have for the candidates, and they may be asked by the moderator during the forum. This forum is co-sponsored by the League of Women Voters of the Charleston Area. Tickets for in-person attendance are free. All attendees must pass through a security checkpoint upon entrance into Synagogue Emanu-El. Streaming information to follow. For more information, contact Brandon Fish at brandonf@jewishcharleston.org. To submit a question or reserve your seat, visit bit.ly/ChsMayorForum

The City of Charleston Police Department has instituted a Security Camera Registration program where residents / businesses can register their cameras with the department for use in fighting crime. Visit https://gis.charleston-sc.gov/register-security-cameras/ to register your camera.

Did you know that older Charleston neighborhoods have special street signs with their symbols included in the design? As the city replaces the old signs, they slowly disappear, but we still have some in our neighborhood. Our symbol is a green line (park) connected to blue waves (shore).