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During their meeting this morning, Charleston City Council passed an emergency ordinance authorizing Mayor John Tecklenburg to enact a citywide curfew tonight, should conditions require it as a result of Tropical Storm Isaias.
At this time, no curfew is in effect in the city of Charleston.
Based on the current forecast, city emergency management officials are advising citizens to be off the roads and in a safe, secure location by no later than 6 p.m. Residents are asked to continue to monitor local media closely for any updates based on changing forecasts or conditions.
Also during the meeting, Mayor Tecklenburg announced that the parking garage at 99 West Edge would be open to residents free of charge for the duration of the storm.
The following parking garages are now open for this use:
No boats, trailers or golf carts are allowed.
The deadline to remove cars parked in these garages for free has been extended to 10 a.m., Tuesday, August 4, 2020.
With garbage and trash collection suspended, city Emergency Management officials ask residents to secure any curbside garbage cans or bags prior to the storm’s onset.
City of Charleston offices, the Municipal Court and Recreation facilities and camps closed at 1 p.m. today.
Due to light demand and rain, the James Island and RiverDogs Stadium sandbag locations have closed. The other location, 2150 Milford Street, will remain open until 3 p.m.
In response to this evening’s update from the National Weather Service forecasting 2-4 feet of storm surge tomorrow night related to Tropical Storm Isaias, the city has added an additional Peninsula sandbag pick-up location at the RiverDogs Stadium (Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Park).
The self-serve pick-up locations, which will be open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, are:
Residents should bring their own shovels for assembly. Staff will be on-site to provide assistance, as needed.
All residents visiting these sites will be required to wear masks and gloves, and maintain six feet of distance between themselves and other patrons. Sandbag assembly will be limited to eight people at a time to ensure proper social distancing.
A limit of 10 sandbags per car applies to all residents visiting these locations. To purchase additional sandbags, citizens should contact a local home hardware store.
With a late course and speed change having spared the area from the worst of Hurricane Isaias’s impacts, the city of Charleston stood down its virtual Municipal Emergency Operations Center at 8 o’clock tonight.
The city’s Police, Fire and Traffic and Transportation Departments will continue to work throughout the night to respond to any issues that may arise.
While the worst of the storm is past the city, citizens are urged to continue to use caution as standing water may remain into the night and there may be downed power lines, trees and debris that have yet to be reported or cleared.
City crews will begin conducting damage assessments in the morning.
Citizens who parked their vehicles in the free city parking garages are reminded to remove their vehicles by 10 a.m. Tuesday.
Charleston Mayor John Tecklenburg said, "We’re thankful that we appear to have avoided the worst of Isaias’s impacts here in Charleston, and praying for all those still in its path. I’d like to thank our citizens for their cooperation and patience as the storm approached, and our outstanding city staff for all their efforts to prepare our city in a responsible, socially-distanced manner -- efforts that will serve us well the next time severe weather is headed our way."
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