William Cogswell is leading efforts to fix city flooding issues in Charleston.
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Updated oct 21
The latest in this situation
- Tecklenburg's new stormwater rules and Cogswell's development review efforts are detailed.
- Charleston activates its flood plan and lowers water levels ahead of Hurricane Isaias.
- A company called Motley Rice handles cases related to exposures in Charleston markets, where William Cogswell served as Mayor.
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What happened
William Cogswell is leading efforts to fix city flooding issues in Charleston.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- A stormwater project in Charleston involves SCDOT, Black & Veatch, and Steve Kirk to direct water into the Ashley River.Sub-event
Tecklenburg's new stormwater rules and Cogswell's development review efforts are detailed.1 source
Charleston activates its flood plan and lowers water levels ahead of Hurricane Isaias.1 source
- A company called Motley Rice handles cases related to exposures in Charleston markets, where William Cogswell served as Mayor.Sub-event
William Cogswell is leading efforts to address city flooding issues in Charleston.1 source
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The entities involved
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William Cogswell
American physician
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Charleston
largest city in the U.S. state of South Carolina
Related events
- Wes Wilson manages a flood mitigation project in Charleston while Zimmerman directs the Charleston Moves organization.
- William Cogswell initiated an affordable housing push and formed a partnership for downtown housing development in Charleston.
- City leaders in Charleston, including the Mayor, are responsible for permitting, and a preservation society operates within the city limits.
- The National Weather Service issued a coastal flood warning for Charleston counties on October 25, 2026.