Since 2004, Charleston County voters have twice approved a half-cent sales tax for transportation. This small investment has generated $4.56 billion for roads, bridges, transit, and green spaces — improving everyday life for residents, businesses, and visitors alike.
in funding since 2004
in matching funds and grants leveraged
in total funding
Every half-penny collected is reinvested into the community. 62% is dedicated to infrastructure, 25% supporting public transit, and 13% preserving green space.
MUSC area improvements
Widening from US Route 17 to Ashley River Road
Widening from 4 to 6 lanes
A 21.3-mile modern system providing a safe, reliable new connection between North Charleston and Charleston
Reduce congestion/improve capacity at the intersection of US 17 and Main Road
Construction of a new interchange connecting I-26 to Weber Blvd. between US 78 and Ashley Phosphate Road
Widening and improvements from the Arthur Ravenel, Jr. Bridge to the Interstate I-526
Overpass