City Of Charleston Basin Flood Action Committee Meeting
The committee meeting focused on updates regarding recent king tide flooding events and GIS division improvements, specifically the road closure system and its new integration with navigation apps like Waze and Google Maps. There was a presentation on new analytical tools for street flooding and road closure history, utilizing historical tide and rain data. Additionally, the committee discussed the city's stormwater design standard manual, covering updates on sea level rise requirements, discharge reduction standards, and incentives for low-impact development practices like permeable pavers and bio-retention.
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The meeting agenda includes a flood status report from the GIS Director, a resilience update from the Director of Resilience, and a review of the City of Charleston Stormwater Development Standards by the Director of Development Services. The agenda also features a stormwater update from the Director of Stormwater and an update from the Mayor, followed by committee member discussion and a public comment period.
Oct 27, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Audit Committee Audit Committee Meeting
The meeting included the presentation of external audit work by Mauldin & Jenkins, LLC, and an introduction of Mr. Grant Davis, CPA, a partner with the firm. The committee reviewed financial documents related to the City's annual audit cycle.
Sep 22, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Committee On Ways And Means Committee Agenda
The agenda focuses on a series of financial and project-related approvals, including a joint industrial park development amendment, stormwater management funding for Barberry Woods, and a significant change order for the Lowline Revised Early Site Package. Several capital projects and parks improvements are slated for review, such as field improvements at the Joseph P. Riley, Jr., Ballpark, the construction of pickleball courts at Parkshore Park, the Johns Island Recreation Center GMP amendment, Hazel Parker Playground renovations, and inspection services for the WL Stephens Aquatic Center. Additionally, the committee will consider housing assistance support for the unsheltered with mental illness and a contract extension for the Lockwood Drive/William Dudley Gregorie Pump Station maintenance.
