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Executive Order No. 2025-22
No full textThis executive order by Governor Henry McMaster authorizes emergency measures to replace S-105 Overpass
Look Out For Lead : Finding Hidden Dangers in Your Home
No full textThis document contains answers to frequently asked questions concerning finding lead in homes
Proviso 117.21-FY25 Appropriations Act
No full textThis is a memorandum from South Carolina Legal Services on how the funds from the Appropriations Act were spent by the organization, the outcome measures used to determine success of their stated goals and their projected budget for FY 24-25
What's New @ SCOR
No full textThis newsletter from the Office of Resilience provides information about events, services, statistics, and updates from the agency
South Carolina AHEC Scholars Handbook, 2025 [updated]
No full textThe South Carolina AHEC Scholars program is a part of a national initiative to prepare tomorrow’s health professionals to become leaders in interprofessional, transformative practice who serve those who need it the most. The program consists of didactic and experiential training opportunities with a focus on interprofessional primary care and service to rural and underserved populations. AHEC Scholars will receive preference for innovative, team-based clinical fieldwork placements, in addition to networking opportunities with state leaders and primary care professionals from across the state. This version was updated July 17, 2025
Fecal Coliform Bacteria Total Maximum Daily Load for Shellfish Monitoring Station in Russell Creek Shellfish Management Area 12B HUCs 030502060405, 030502060307, 030502060308
No full text§303(d) of the CWA and USEPA’s Water Quality Planning and Management Regulations (40 CFR - Protection of Environment 2017) require states to develop TMDLs for water bodies that are included on the §303(d) list of impaired waters. A TMDL is the maximum amount of pollutant a waterbody can assimilate while meeting WQS for the pollutant of concern. All TMDLs include a WLA for any NPDES permitted dischargers, an LA for all nonpoint sources, and an explicit and/or implicit MOS. This technical report describes the development of FC TMDL for impaired shellfish monitoring station 12B-43A in Russell Creek, Charleston County, SC. This station has been included in SC’s draft 2024 §303(d) list of impaired waters for exceeding FC WQS for SFH use and have been prioritized and accepted by EPA as metrics in the CWA §303(d) program performance measures. SCDOT is an NPDES permitted TS4. For SCDOT, compliance with terms and conditions of its NPDES TS4 permit is effective implementation of the WLA to the MEP. Charleston County is also an NPDES permitted MS4 in this watershed. Charleston County has been allocated WLAs
PREA Facility Audit Report: Final
No full textThis document is an auditing of rape and sexual assault in South Carolina's juvenile correctional institutions
Community Profile : Oconee County
No full textThese community profiles, done by county, contain labor market information including the monthly and annual unemployment rates, the largest employers, labor market projections, and other relevant statistics. This is the profile for Oconee County in July 2025
5K-12 Immunization Info for Parent : South Carolina School Immunization Requirements 2025–2026
No full textStudents enrolled in grades 5K to 12 in both public and private schools must be up to date on the following shots based on their grade level: Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, DTaP (tetanus, whooping cough), Polio, MMR (measles, mumps, rubella), Varicella (chickenpox), and Tdap (whooping cough booster required before seventh grade). This flier is printed in Spanish
PREA Facility Audit Report: Final
No full textThis document is an auditing of rape and sexual assault in South Carolina's juvenile correctional institutions