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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.

Steady: 0 in the last 7 days Updated oct 13

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  1. SCDOT is believed responsible for managing runoff in the Columbia area.
  2. 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.

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5 reports, 3 independent, last reported Oct 6. The briefing below covers this first event.

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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.

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South CarolinaSouth Carolina Department of TransportationCharlestonColumbia

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  1. SCDOT is believed responsible for managing runoff in the Columbia area.Sub-event
  2. General update on SC infrastructure and government issues.1 source

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