Students at Porter-Gaud School brought the energy and the questions! They were thoughtful, curious, and fully engaged in learning about where their water comes from and why it matters. We do this work to help the next generation understand the value of water!

Camaraderie and growth were on display during our Associates Academy! Hear from Hydrant Maintenance Operator Kenneth Frost on what stood out to him while learning about our operations and our source water. #CharlestonWaterConnects

Congratulations to Andrew Cardella, engineer at our Plum Island Wastewater Treatment Plant, on receiving the Lowcountry District Engineer of the Year award from WEA South Carolina!

🗓️ Every year we produce a calendar for our staff comprised of employee photos that include water. Congrats to Corporate Trainer Chrystal Poczekaj for taking the February photo! #CharlestonWaterConnects 📸 Shinkyō Bridge in Nikko, Japan

We're celebrating International Women and Girls in Science Day! Across CWS, we have brilliant, hardworking women who use their technical expertise to keep us running and providing critical services to our community. Watch this video to hear from GIS Operator Sydney Thomas.

We're celebrating International Women and Girls in Science Day! Across CWS, we have brilliant, hardworking women who use their technical expertise to keep us running and providing critical services to our community. Watch this video to hear from IT Technician Shantell Green.

We're celebrating International Women and Girls in Science Day! Across CWS, we have brilliant, hardworking women who use their technical expertise to keep us running and providing critical services to our community. Watch this video to hear from Lab Director Becky Thames.

Our phone lines are down due to a service provider issue. Customers can visit our branch offices at 103 St. Philip St. in downtown Charleston or 6330 Murray Dr. in Hanahan 8 a.m.- 5 p.m.

We're celebrating International Women and Girls in Science Day! Across CWS, we have brilliant, hardworking women who use their expertise to keep us running and providing critical services to our community. Watch this video to hear from Director of Water Treatment Jane Byrne.

Our phone lines are still down due to a service provider issue. Customers w/ water/sewer emergencies, call us at 843-579-1088. Otherwise, visit our branch offices at 103 St. Philip St. in CHS or 6330 Murray Dr. in Hanahan 8a-5p, or email [email protected]

Our phone lines are still down due to a service provider issue. Customers with water/sewer emergencies, call us at 843-579-1088. Otherwise, visit our branch offices at 103 St. Philip St. in CHS or 6330 Murray Dr. in Hanahan 8a-5p, or email [email protected]

Weather happens, but everyone still needs reliable water! The recent freeze affected infrastructure at our Hanahan Water Treatment Plant, but our team worked through it and kept the treatment process running! #CharlestonWaterConnects

Our phone lines are still down due to a service provider issue. Customers with water/sewer emergencies, call us at 843-579-1088. Otherwise, visit our branch offices at 103 St. Philip St. in CHS or 6330 Murray Dr. in Hanahan 8a-5p, or email [email protected]

Our phone lines are still down due to a service provider issue. Customers with water/sewer emergencies, call us at 843-579-1088. Otherwise, visit our branch offices at 103 St. Philip St. in CHS or 6330 Murray Dr. in Hanahan 8a-5p, or email [email protected]

Valentine’s Day is tomorrow! If plans for your date slipped your mind, everybody appreciates clean drinking water and a fully stocked bathroom.

We will be closed in observance of Presidents Day, Monday, Feb. 16. For water or sewer emergencies, please call us 24/7 at (843) 727-6800.

Traffic Alert: Calhoun St. closed in both directions at 125 Calhoun (near intersection with Meeting St.) due to a water service line break that occurred at 6:30 a.m. Expect road closure until sometime this afternoon. May open one lane earlier, if possible (TBD).

Traffic Alert: Great news! Calhoun St. expected to re-open before 2 p.m. following this morning’s water service line break. We're filling the hole in the road right now. Fingers crossed this post doesn’t jinx anything…

It’s National Battery Day! 🔋 Protecting water quality is at the heart of what we do. Trashed batteries can leak harmful chemicals that reach our waterways and threaten the quality of the water around us. Recycling batteries properly helps prevent pollution before it starts!

We connected with 275 students at Marrington Middle School to talk about what not to put down the drain. Students learned how fats, oils, and grease (FOG) impacts our wastewater system & the environment. The questions were thoughtful and the conversations were lively!