Click below to find more information on Berkeley County Projects as well as South Carolina Department of Transportation Projects that are included in our area.
Berkeley County 2017 Road Update (422.62 KB)
SCDOT 2017 Road Update (687.08 KB)
Click below to find more information on Berkeley County Projects as well as South Carolina Department of Transportation Projects that are included in our area.
The charrette process provides the most meaningful and authentic way for people to get involved in planning for growth and change in their community. Without a clear, community-supported vision for the area, the conventional approach to the public approval of project usually results in a parcel-by-parcel decision making process, where changes and exceptions to existing land use and zoning regulations occur on a piecemeal basis.
The charrette process will provide a framework for creating a shared vision for our Town Center District. The process will result in a new conceptual master plan.
Phase 1 scheduled to be complete by December, 2018.
Thursday, June 1st 2017 – 5:00pm – 8:00pm
City Hall Gymnasium
1255 Yeamans Hall Road
Summer is coming and so too are an overabundance of mosquitoes. The city will take measures to help control the mosquito population but we will need the help of all citizens to provide effective treatment.
Each resident can make a huge difference simply by taking measures to control mosquitoes in your own yard.
We encourage everyone to practice these simple steps
These are just a few tips that can help reduce the mosquito population at your home and throughout our city.
The City of Hanahan will spray for mosquitoes weekly beginning in May and continuing through the month of October. The tentative schedule will be as follows:
Monday: Yeamans Hall Road from Remount to North Rhett and Murray Dr. from Yeamans Hall to Remount.
Tuesday: Yeamans Hall Road to Hanahan Elementary School
Wednesday: Otranto, Eagle Landing, and Foster Creek Road area to Hanahan Plantation.
Thursday: Tanner Plantation area.
This schedule is subject to change.
1) Railroad Avenue 2) Yeamans Hall / Murray Intersection 3) Tannerford / Foster Creek Intersection
The City of Hanahan is excited to announce that we have received a $516,624 Federal Alternatives Project Trails Grant for the construction of Phase III of the Tanner Plantation/Foster Creek Trail System.
Phase I Tanner Plantation / Foster Creek Trail Ground Breaking Event. Thursday, March 9th at 5:00pm (near entrance to Amber Glen community).
The City of Hanahan is excited to announce construction will soon, and FINALLY be underway.
This is a $545,856.00 project with $386,428.00 coming by way of a Federal Enhancement Grant, $66,400 in matching funds coming from Berkeley County, and the balance of funding ($93,028.00) provided by the City of Hanahan through Developmental Impact Fees collected in the Tanner Plantation / Foster Creek community. Detailed plans for the project an be found by clicking on the link below.
Mayor Newman and the entire Hanahan City Council would like to thank the men and women of the Hanahan Police Department and our entire community for helping make Hanahan not only a great community, but a SAFE place to live, work and play.
From ValuePenguin
Below is the entire list of places that we included in our “Safest Places in South Carolina” study. They are listed from the safest to the least safe, according to our analysis. The calculation for the crime scores can be found in the methodology section below. Take a look at the graph and see where your hometown ranks.
Rank City Crime Score 1 Edgefield 546 2 Tega Cay 607 3 Lyman 767 4 Duncan 1,016 5 Saluda 1,045 6 Hanahan 1,131 7 Fort Mill 1,183 8 Mount Pleasant 1,214 9 Mauldin 1,258 10 Isle of Palms 1,259 11 Walhalla 1,261 12 Fountain Inn 1,524 13 Seneca 1,557 14 Port Royal 1,559 15 Charleston 1,595 16 Ridgeland 1,726 17 Clemson 1,740 18 Bluffton 1,784 19 North Augusta 1,840 20 Central 1,942 21 Williston 1,956 22 Williamston 1,972 23 Woodruff 1,994 24 Belton 2,013 25 Surfside Beach 2,153 26 Summerville 2,170 27 Bamberg 2,193 28 Simpsonville 2,282 29 Travelers Rest 2,379 30 Winnsboro 2,496 31 Rock Hill 2,638 32 Allendale 2,649 33 Moncks Corner 2,704 34 Gaffney 2,715 35 Forest Acres 2,727 36 Aiken 2,881 37 Newberry 2,959 38 Union 3,043 39 Orangeburg 3,089 40 Clinton 3,142 41 York 3,244 42 Cayce 3,384 43 Hardeeville 3,398 44 Cheraw 3,563 45 Sumter 3,615 46 Bennettsville 3,663 47 Batesburg-Leesville 3,677 48 Chester 3,682 49 Greenville 3,780 50 Barnwell 3,846 51 Camden 3,888 52 Beaufort 4,060 53 North Charleston 4,201 54 Columbia 4,284 55 Bishopville 4,371 56 Greenwood 4,420 57 Spartanburg 4,719 58 Florence 4,981 59 Darlington 5,103 60 Walterboro 5,225 61 Anderson 5,244 62 Hartsville 5,689 63 Lake City 5,781 64 Marion 5,927 65 Dillon 6,105 66 Myrtle Beach 9,691
Register now for our spring sports programs at Hanahan Recreation and Parks Department! Contact the recreation department at 843-266-0723! We are looking for players, coaches and sponsors! Join in on the fun!
In its preparedness efforts, the HANAHAN FIRE DEPARTMENT is happy to provide free smoke alarms to citizens who require them. There are no questions asked and no fees – just free smoke alarms!
Hanahan Fire Department Members will be making visits to residents who sign up for free smoke alarms. They will work with families to install up to (2) alarms, provide fire safety tips, and create fire escape plans to ensure families are equipped with the proper resources moving forward.
To sign up come by Hanahan Fire Department Station 1 at 5826 Campbell Street or call 843-268-4280. Leave your name, address, and phone number and someone will get in touch to schedule the best time to drop off the alarms or assist with installation.
Smoke Alarm Installation Tips
Do not forget that our 4th annual Red, White & Blue Festival is this Saturday, November 12th from 9am – 5pm to be held at 3100 Mabeline Road in Hanahan.
-Children Activities
-Veteran Recognition Ceremony
-Food Trucks
-Craft Vendors
-Police & Fire Obsticle Course
-Live Entertainment
