The Charleston County sheriff was sworn in on Jan. 7, earlier this week. Ritchie met with the city’s mayor and police chief about some public safety initiatives.

The City of Charleston has received a federal grant to participate in the Safe Streets and Roads for All study.

Charleston County Sheriff Carl Ritchie officially meets with local law enforcement, after being sworn in earlier this week.

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The CFD just purchased an inflatable fire safety house as part of their public outreach programming to teach children about how to safely handle a situation involving fire.

Charleston Mayor-Elect William Cogswell, not even more than a day removed from the certification process, is already starting to contact law enformcent ...

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Those cuts would be detrimental to overall public safety and have a disproportionate impact on Charleston's underserved communities, authorities say.

A recent editorial opposed calls to reinvest a small portion of the Charleston Department budget into basic human rights such as housing and community-sustaining initiatives such as youth programming.

Connect Charleston, which launched Monday, is a new public safety initiative that the police department said will empower residents and business owners to take an active role in keeping their ...

If the goal of Charleston’s public safety system is to keep the public safe, then it’s time for Charleston’s city leaders to rethink our system. To ensure that Charleston is vibrant and safe ...