The early voting period for the 2024 General Election is Monday, October 21 – Saturday, November 2.

Berkeley County Council approved the first-ever Greenbelt Preservation Plan that outlines the county’s strategy to preserve and create greenspaces, open spaces, conservation areas, and parks.

Berkeley County Supervisor Johnny Cribb joined with other government, nonprofit and business leaders from around the Tri-County this month to participate in the Charleston Metro Chamber’s annual D.C. Fly-In event.

All Berkeley County government offices will reopen for normal business hours on Thursday, August 8.

BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. – All Berkeley County offices will close early today, Tuesday, August 6 at noon. This will include Berkeley Animal Center, Cypress Gardens, Library branches, the Berkeley County Landfill and Convenience Centers. Offices will remain closed tomorrow, Wednesday, August 7. Berkeley County Bond Court will be operating as follows: A decision will be made around the remainder of […]

BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. – At its meeting on Monday meeting, Berkeley County Council unanimously voted to approve an ordinance establishing the creation of a Berkeley County Conservation and Greenbelt Advisory Commission. “This committee is critical to the county’s future quality of life, as we seek to preserve land, as well as plan and implement new passive and active parks across […]

BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. – Berkeley County has named John O. Williams, II the County’s new economic development director. County council approved the item at its Monday meeting. “I would like to thank Supervisor Cribb and County Council for placing their trust in me as I embark in this new role. As always, it is a privilege and an honor to […]

Berkeley County Council voted unanimously to approve $100,000 for Daniel Island School to fund handicap-accessible playground equipment for special needs students and expand the school’s community sensory garden.

Presidential hopeful Nikki Haley will make a stop in Moncks Corner on Friday just one day before the first-in-the south Republican presidential primary.

BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. – The Wassamasaw Tribe recently advocated for land preservation and Native American legislation during a series of private meetings at the State Capitol with legislators Sylleste Davis, Larry Grooms, and Brian Adams. Last week, representatives from the Wassamasaw Tribe engaged in productive discussions with lawmakers Davis, Grooms, and Adams addressing critical issues related to land preservation and the […]