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Planning.
Partnership.
Prosperity.

BCDCOG is an association of, by and for local governments that helps Berkeley, Charleston and Dorchester county leaders plan for common needs, cooperate for mutual benefit and coordinate for sound regional development.

Regional Planning 

Transportation

Workforce Development

Economic Development

Public Engagement

BCDCOG works on projects large and small throughout the region.
They all need your voice.
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BCDCOG Cares: Revolving Loan Fund

Funding is available to help eligible businesses bounce back from the pandemic. Business owners may apply for a loan with the option to defer interest for up to one year.

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Beach Traffic Cameras

Heading to an area beach? Check the waves (of traffic) first!

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Lowcountry Rapid Transit

Modern transportation to transform our region.
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Regional Data

Maps. Stats. Insights.
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Apps

Beach traffic, bus tracking, buddy trips and more.
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798,940

Regional Population

321,004

Regional Households

27,250

Total Businesses

30

Local Governments

Procurement Opportunities

RFP: Public Engagement Software | Download Document | Submit by 3 PM – January 8, 2025

Keep an eye out for future opportunities

Public Review

No documents for review at this time

Public Notice

Public Notice: Proposed Minor Amendment to the BCDCOG 208 Water Quality Management Plan

Kiawah River Utility Company is proposing a minor amendment to the Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester Council of Governments (BCDCOG) Regional 208 Water Quality Management Plan to increase the Kiawah River WWTP capacity to 129,000 gpd by adding new Kubota MBR treatment units and aerobic/anoxic swing zones for operational flexibility.  The project received BCDCOG approval in 2015 for a total of 440,000 gpd under a phased scenario. The increased capacity is within the 440,000 gpd flow approved by BCDCOG and is part of a phased capacity increase plan which also received approval in 2015.  Relevant documents are available for review at the BCDCOG offices.

All questions and comments on the proposed amendment must be submitted in writing by 5 p.m. on December 5, 2024.

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