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Sandbags Now Available For Berkeley County Residents

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BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C.–The Berkeley County Emergency Operations Center is now partially staffed, as Berkeley County is now at OPCON 4 in anticipation of Tropical Storm Hermine.

Starting tomorrow morning at 8AM, Berkeley County will have Citizen Advisory Hotlines available for residents to seek updated information from the Berkeley County Emergency Preparedness Department. To reach these hotlines, please call either 843-719-4800, 843-719-4166 or 843-719-4047. In the case of an emergency, please call 911; do not call the hotline numbers.

The Berkeley County Landfill will operate only until 2PM tomorrow. All other county government buildings, including the Courthouse, will be closed the entire day tomorrow.

Only essential county government personnel, as described by emergency preparedness protocol, and those needed to staff the Emergency Operations Center are asked to come to work tomorrow.

For the safety of Berkeley County residents, the County has already increased staffing levels of emergency personnel, and the Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office has assigned additional deputies during the storm.

Sandbags are now available for Berkeley County residents at the following locations:

Berkeley County Rescue Squad
202 Factory Street, Moncks Corner, SC

Cordesville Fire Department
1931 Highway 402, Moncks Corner, SC

Whitesville Fire Department
115 Sunview Avenue, Moncks Corner, SC

C & B Fire Department
509 Royle Road, Ladson, SC

Caromi Fire Department
554 College Park Road, Ladson, SC

Huger Fire Department
1004 United Drive, Huger, SC

Forty-One Fire Department
1192 Forty One Road, Bonneau, SC

Lake Moultrie Fire Department
942 Black Oak Road, Bonneau, SC

Cross Fire Department
1007 Short Cut Road, Cross, SC

City of Hanahan
Yeamans Hall and Robinson, Hanahan, SC

Additional information will be provided on the County’s social media pages and released to the media, as it becomes available.

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