City of North Charleston
Recent News About City of North Charleston
-
North Charleston Police welcomes new officer after academy graduation
The North Charleston Police Department has announced the addition of a new officer to its team. Patrolman William Ratliff graduated from the South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy today.
-
Inaugural Juneteenth parade scheduled for Sunday in North Charleston
Everyone is invited to the inaugural Juneteenth Parade this Sunday afternoon in North Charleston. The parade route will be along East Montague Avenue.
-
North Charleston seeks artist-in-residence for pilot program
The City of North Charleston Cultural Arts Department is launching an Artist-in-Residence (AIR) Pilot Program, scheduled to take place from August to October 2024. One South Carolina visual artist will be selected to serve as the City’s Artist-in-Residence and create work in the AIR Studio located within the Park Circle Community Building (PCCB) at 4800 Park Circle in North Charleston.
-
North Charleston addresses major water main break affecting 55 homes
The City of North Charleston responded swiftly to a significant water main break that occurred yesterday afternoon on Baker Ave in the Accabee neighborhood. The main break resulted in 55 homes without water service.
-
North Charleston addresses water main break impacting 55 homes
The City of North Charleston has responded swiftly to a significant water main break that occurred yesterday afternoon on Baker Ave in the Accabee neighborhood. The break resulted in 55 homes without water service.
-
NCPD career fair sees strong candidate participation
The North County Police Department (NCPD) reported a strong turnout at its recent career fair held last weekend. Numerous prospective candidates participated in the Police Officers Standards and Physical Agility Test.
-
Gun violence prevention meeting set for June 21 at North Charleston City Hall
A gun violence prevention meeting is scheduled for June 21, organized by the North Charleston Police Department (NCPD) and other organizations. The event will take place at North Charleston City Hall.
-
NCPD patrol officers seize 29 illegal guns in May
In May, NCPD patrol officers seized 29 illegally carried or unlawfully possessed guns from the streets of the city, resulting in 29 arrests. The department emphasized its commitment to proactive measures as essential in ensuring the safety of citizens and visitors.
-
NCPD officer awarded for lifesaving actions
Officer Jeremy Maurer of the North Charleston Police Department (NCPD) has been honored with two "Lifesaving Awards" for actions taken in April.
-
Hurricane season prompts calls for preparedness and safety measures
Hurricane season is here, and it’s time to get ready. Make sure you have an emergency kit, a family plan, and stay informed with the latest updates. Remember, preparation today can make all the difference tomorrow. Let’s stay safe together!
-
North Charleston establishes department dedicated to small business support
Mayor Burgess and the City of North Charleston announce the creation of the Small Business Enterprise Department
-
Powder Puff football registration opens for 2024 season
Registration for the 2024 season of Girl’s Powder Puff football under the Cops Athletic Program is now open. This year marks the 10th anniversary of the program, which aims to showcase its growth and success within the community.
-
North Charleston Police Department swears in three new officers
The North Charleston Police Department (NCPD) has announced the addition of three new officers to its agency. Patrol Officers Ericka Broughton, Leroy Calhoun, and James Goodale were sworn in by Deputy Chief Scott Perry this morning. Their family and friends attended the swearing-in ceremony to show their support.
-
Officer receives award for lifesaving actions at Northwoods Mall
Pfc. Anthony Windhorst has been honored with the "Lifesaving Award" for April 2024 by the North Charleston Police Department (NCPD). On March 31, Pfc. Windhorst responded to a distress call at Northwoods Mall, where he found a woman unresponsive in her vehicle.
-
North Charleston police captain completes prestigious leadership program
On Friday, May 24, 2024, Captain Andrew Glover of the North Charleston Police Department completed the course requirements for graduation from the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Command College, a formalized leadership program in the nation. This program is designed to inspire law enforcement professionals to share best practices in serving the public, reducing crime, and building exemplary police departments.
-
Three officers graduate from SC Criminal Justice Academy
The North Charleston Police Department has introduced three new officers who graduated from the South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy today. The new graduates, Ptl. James Goodale, Ptl. Ericka Broughton, and Ptl. Leroy Calhoun, will be joining the agency to serve the citizens of North Charleston.
-
NCPD introduces advanced virtual reality training system
The North Charleston Police Department (NCPD) has introduced a new virtual reality training system known as the VirTra simulator. This advanced technology is designed to enhance officer preparedness for various high-stress situations, including active shooter incidents and domestic violence calls.
-
North Charleston's Park Circle Gallery hosts solo exhibits by K. Kim Thomas & Doug McAbee
The City of North Charleston’s Cultural Arts Department has announced concurrent solo exhibitions at Park Circle Gallery featuring the works of K. Kim Thomas and Doug McAbee. The exhibitions will be on display from June 5-29, 2024, with a guided tour by Thomas on June 8 from 1-2 pm and a public closing reception with both artists on June 28 from 5:00-7:00 pm. Admission to the gallery is free.
-
Officer Marzan receives Governor's Law Enforcement Officer of the Year award
Pfc. Jason Marzan has been awarded the Governor’s Law Enforcement Officer of the Year for 2023. Officer Marzan was among five finalists for the award, nominated by the South Carolina Fraternal Order of Police.
-
Cops Athletic Program opens registration for six-week track and field training
The Cops Athletic Program has announced the opening of registration for a six-week track and field training program. The initiative, set to commence on June 17 and conclude on July 27, is open to youth aged between 6 and 14.