Coastal Flooding - Assistance and Resources
The East Coast is suffering from coastal flooding as a result of Hurricane Joaquin and pressure systems that combined to form a major storm resulting in devastating flood conditions. In response to this storm, we have collected resources that will be helpful to those in impacted areas in this time of need:
South Carolina
Social Media
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Hashtags to follow
- #Joaquin
- #HistoricFlooding
- #HurricaneJoaquin
- #scflood
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Facebook pages to follow for information, news and resources
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Twitter accounts to follow for information, news and resources
- @abc_columbia
- @ABCNews4
- @BerkeleySCGov
- @CharlestonPD
- @clarendonfire
- Columbia Fire Department - @ColaFire
- @ColumbiaPDSC
- @DorchesterCoEMD
- @IrmoFire
- Lexington Sherriff - @LCSD_News
- @NWSColumbia
- @RedCrossSC
- @RichlandSC
- @SCDOTPress
- @SCEMD
- South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control - @scdhec
- @WLTX
Websites
- Orangeburg County, South Carolina
- Richland County, South Carolina
- The Enhanced 511 Traveler Information System
- Road Conditions and Bridge Closings list
- Press Releases
- Evacuation Routes
- Welcome Centers and Rest Areas Map
- The South Carolina Emergency Management Division (SCEMD)
- Williamsburg County, South Carolina
Phone Numbers
- American Red Cross of Central South Carolina: 800.435.7669
- Feeding America: 800.771.2303
- Harvest Hope Food Bank: 803.254.4432
- Lutheran Disaster Response: 800.638.3522
- Presbyterian Disaster Assistance: 800.872.3283
- Salvation Army: 800.725.2769
- SCDOT Road Conditions: 855.467.2368 (8am-7pm)
- Southern Baptist Convention/Disaster Relief: 800.462.8657
- United Methodist Committee on Relief: 800.554.8583
- United Way of America: 800.272.4630
- United Way of South Carolina: 803.929.1000
- Volunteer Information for Charleston County: 843.764.2323 x321
- Volunteer Information for Columbia County: 803.508.5251
- Volunteer Information for Myrtle Beach: 843.764.2323 x321
- Volunteer Information for Upstate: 864.270.9575
Shelters by County - click on any of the following links to go directly to its location on Google Maps
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Berkeley County
- Berkeley Middle School in Moncks Corner
- Cainhoy Elementary/Middle School, 2434 Cainhoy Road in Huger
- West View Middle School, 101 Westview Blvd in Goose Creek
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Charleston
- Al Cannon Detention Center Work Camp Facility, 3841 Leeds Ave. in Charleston
- Creekside Lands Inn, 2545 Savannah Highway in West Ashley
- Stall High School, 3625 Ashley Phosphate Rd. in North Charleston
- United Methodist Church, 1125 E. Montague Ave. in North Charleston
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Dorchester
- Summerville High School, 1101 Boonehill Rd. in Summerville
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Georgetown
- B. Buck Education Center on 2030 Church St.
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Horry
- Risen Christ Lutheran Church, 10595 North Kings Highway in Myrtle Beach
- Beach Church, 557 George Bishop Parkway
- Conway Recreation Center, Mill Pond Road between Hwy. 378 and Hwy. 501
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Lexington
- Lexington Leisure Center, 108 Park Rd. in Lexington
- 7 Oaks Complex, 200 Leisure Lane in Irmo
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Orangeburg
- Bethune-Bowman Middle High School, 4857 Charleston Hwy in Rowesville
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Richland
- AC Flora High School, 1 Falcon Drive in Columbia
- Andrews Baptist Church, 230 Bush River Rd in Columbia
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Williamsburg
- Hemingway High School, 400 South Main Street in Hemingway
- Kingstree Senior High School, 601 Martin Luther King, Jr., Blvd. in Kingstree
- Williamsburg Center, 2086 Thurgood Marshall in Kingstree
- Williamsburg County Recreational Department, 2084 Thurgood Marshall Blvd., in Kingstree
Charity/Donations
- American Red Cross
- Contributions may also be sent to the American Red Cross of Lowcountry SC, 2424 City Hall Lane, North Charleston, S.C. 29406
- Salvation Army – visit online or text STORM to 51555
Articles/Additional Resources
- “12 Ways to Reduce Water Damage”
- “Common Mistakes Made By Policyholders Following a Property Loss”
- “Four Signs You Need to Hire a Public Adjuster”
- “Helping Children Understand and Cope With a Natural Disaster”
- “How to Help Your Community After a Disaster”
- “Post-Disaster Scams: Don’t Suffer Twice from the Same Disaster”
- “Preserving and Protecting Your Damaged Property: What Are Your Responsibilities?”
- “Suffered Damage to Your Home? Tips to Help Inventory Your Possessions”
- “Top 10 Communication Methods in a Disaster Setting”
For help with your residential or commercial property insurance claim, contact our expert public adjusters today for assistance - 800.382.2468