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  1. SCDOT programs are affecting local government concerns as the South Carolina Department of Transportation maintains the vast road network of South Carolina, citing Charleston and Columbia as larger cities.

Columbia Homeowner Reports Drainage Issues Attributed to South Carolina Department of…

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 12
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A homeowner in Columbia reported that recurring drainage problems have caused water to enter his yard and crawl space, leading to damaged pipes and mold concerns. The resident, who has sought help since May 2025, filed a maintenance complaint with the South Carolina Department of Transportation, believing the agency is responsible for managing runoff in the area. The issues occur during heavy rain, separate from a recent water-main break that closed a nearby road.

From wistv.com

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The situation highlights local government concerns regarding infrastructure maintenance, as the South Carolina Department of Transportation manages the road network across South Carolina. Operational failures in runoff management could increase the liability and required maintenance costs for the South Carolina Department of Transportation.

South Carolina Department of Transportation programs are affecting local government concerns as the South Carolina Department of Transportation maintains the vast road network of South Carolina, citing Charleston and Columbia as larger cities.

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    The South Carolina Department of Transportation could face increased liability and required maintenance costs due to operational failures in runoff management.

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