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North Charleston Today
By the People, for the People
Charleston County to pave roads, fix drains in Red Top community
Officials say the work is part of a broader push to improve rural roads and are already seeking resident input ahead of a possible 2026 sales tax extension.
Published on Mar. 5, 2026
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Charleston County is set to pave part of Dawning Lane and Cortland Road in the Red Top community and upgrade drains to reduce future flooding, funded by the 2016 transportation sales tax.
Why it matters
The road paving and drainage improvements in the Red Top community are part of Charleston County's efforts to upgrade infrastructure in rural areas. The work is being funded by a 2016 sales tax, and officials are seeking resident input as they consider a potential 2026 sales tax extension to continue these types of infrastructure projects.
The details
Charleston County plans to pave a portion of Dawning Lane and Cortland Road in the Red Top community. In addition, the county will be upgrading the drainage system in the area to help reduce future flooding issues. This work is being funded through the 2016 transportation sales tax that Charleston County voters approved.
- The road paving and drainage work is scheduled to take place in the coming months.
The players
Charleston County
The local government overseeing the road paving and drainage improvement projects in the Red Top community.
What’s next
Officials are already seeking input from Red Top community residents as they consider a potential 2026 sales tax extension to continue funding infrastructure upgrades in rural areas of Charleston County.
The takeaway
The upcoming road and drainage work in the Red Top community is part of Charleston County's broader efforts to improve infrastructure in its rural areas, with the goal of reducing flooding and enhancing connectivity for residents. The county is engaging the community as it plans for potential future funding sources to sustain these types of projects.
