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
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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.
Oct 13, 2026·Board meeting agenda
City Council Agenda
The City Council meeting agenda includes proclamations for Father365 Pledge Month and National Community Planning Month, and various appointments for the Accommodations Tax Advisory Committee, Resiliency and Sustainability Advisory Committee, and Code Enforcement Officers. Key items for action involve a School Resource Officer Memorandum of Agreement with the Berkeley County School District, a Law Enforcement Assistance and Support Agreement with South Carolina State University, updates regarding the Gaillard Center, and numerous committee reports from Public Safety, Public Works, and Utilities, including drainage and infrastructure projects. The agenda also covers various legislative matters including procurement threshold amendments, property conveyances, franchise agreements, annexations, zoning map amendments, and an executive session regarding contractual negotiations for property on Morrison Drive.
Sep 21, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Public Works And Utilities Committee Agenda
The committee meeting agenda covers the acceptance and dedication of various rights-of-way and easements for drainage and pedestrian improvements across multiple city projects. It includes a report on temporary encroachments approved by the Department of Development Services, updates from the Public Service and Stormwater Management departments, and a request for approval of the City's Debris Management Plan. Key financial items involve the approval of a construction contract for the Central Park Drainage Improvement Project and a contract extension for the maintenance of the William Dudley Gregorie Pump Station.