History being made in so many ways right in front of our eyes. As Supreme Allied Commander of NATO for 4 years, I never considered use of these “war reserve” equipment.
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New home sales steady in July, rising 1% to 708K rate but cooled from the pace at the start of the year. New home prices up more than 18% year-over-year, while a rising share of inventory consists homes not started construction: 29% compared to 20% a year ago. @NAHBhome
FOR THE NEXT 8 YEARS housing markets in Columbia will be affected by the reconstruction of Malfunction Junction...come to the BIA meeting this Thursday evening and learn what that will look like! At Seawell's starting at 5:30. Free for members that preregister.
South Carolina has the deadliest rural roads in the nation. SCDOT is addressing the "worst-of-the worst" roads in the state by improving 100 miles a year of non-interstate rural roads with tailored safety solutions. #RuralRoadSafety
Beaufort Maintenance crew members, along with assistance from District Two, are handling storm preparations in anticipation of heavy rainfall. Brittany Harriot describes some of the work being done on Church Street. (Video by Cody Crouch/SCDOT)
SCDOT maintenance forces are removing beach sand from Springs Ave., a state-maintained road, on Pawley's Island on Sept. 6, 2019. (Photos by Rob Thompson/SCDOT)
*** SCHP TRAFFIC ALERT ***
SCHP troopers and SCDOT have begun the process of breaking down the I-26 lane reversal. ALL REVERSED (EASTBOUND) LANES ON I-26 ARE CLOSED DURING THIS OPERATION. Columbia-bound traffic may still use I-26 Westbound. #Dorian#sctweets#scwx@SCEMD
Lane reversal operations on I-26 in South Carolina will cease at noon Wednesday so that crews can seek shelter at safe locations outside of the storm’s projected path. #Dorian
Thanks to the hard work of the crews at @SCDPS_PIO and @SCDOTPress the I-26 lane reversal from Charleston to Columbia is open and flowing ahead of schedule.
**TRAFFIC ALERT **
South Carolina Highway Patrol cars are in the process of flushing traffic from Columbia to Charleston along the eastbound lanes of I-26 in preparation for 12 P. M. evacuation.
SCHP Master Trooper Woods, Cpl. Dickey and Master Trooper Goodwin have begun to clear (flush) I-26 of all Eastbound traffic between I-77 and I-526 as they prepare for the NOON evacuation due to Hurricane #Dorian#sctweets#scwx South Carolina Emergency Management Division
Happening Now: Employees with SCDOT and Troopers with the SCHP are preparing to reverse lanes on I-26. Gov. Henry McMaster has ordered mandatory evacuation for coastal counties. Evacuations will begin today at noon.
Motorists should be mindful that law enforcement officers and officials from @SCDOTPress are stationed at interchanges along I-26 as preparations continue for the lane reversal.