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Charleston advances transportation sales-tax priorities for county referendum
Summary
Council approved a final list of Peninsula, Johns Island and James Island road and drainage priorities and voted to submit the package to county council for consideration of a 2026 transportation sales tax referendum.
Charleston City Council voted Dec. 2 to advance a citywide list of transportation and drainage priorities to Charleston County for consideration as part of a potential 2026 transportation sales-tax (TST) referendum.
Mayor Cogswell said the city’s draft priorities focus primarily on road improvements, flood mitigation and bike/pedestrian safety projects across the Peninsula, Johns Island and James Island and noted the city expects to…
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