BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. – Due to mandatory evacuations in parts of Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas, UPS recently announced that it has temporarily halted it’s services to the public due to Hurricane Dorian.
This includes Berkeley County and the rest of the affected areas in South Carolina.
“Our primary concern is the safety of our employees, and therefore no pickups or delivery service will be provided in any area while under an evacuation order,” according to a statement by UPS officials. “UPS is constantly monitoring the storm system and has contingency plans under review to mitigate the effects of severe weather on our services.”
To be notified by email or text when the status of your package changes, customers can select “send updates” when reviewing their shipment status after tracking their shipment on UPS.com.
To find out if your ZIP code is impacted by the storm, click here.
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