Give Us Your Input – City of Camden Citizen Planning Survey

Give Us Your Input – City of Camden Citizen Planning Survey

Camden City Council would like to obtain your input for the development of a new housing and growth initiative for the city. Please complete this brief survey to provide your input on how the City should manage future housing and subdivision design. This survey is one...

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SC DOT Paving Springdale Drive Beginning April 30

SC DOT Paving Springdale Drive Beginning April 30

The South Carolina Department of Transportation will conduct lane closures on part of Springdale Drive from U.S. 1 to Knights Hill Road for paving beginning Wednesday, April 30. These closures are expected to last until June. SCDOT encourages drivers to seek alternate...

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New School Zone Speed Limit Posted – 25 MPH

New School Zone Speed Limit Posted – 25 MPH

An announcement from the Camden Police Department: 25 MPH school zone signs are now posted on Lyttleton Street between Laurens Street and Hampton Street, behind Camden Elementary School. Officers will be enforcing the speed limit during school hours to help protect...

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Change to Temporary Sign Ordinance

Change to Temporary Sign Ordinance

City Council recently amended the City ordinance for temporary signs to allow them in the right of way in residential areas only, provided they are 3 feet from the curb. Temporary signs are prohibited in the public right of way, including medians and areas between the...

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Public Meeting on City of Camden Development Moratorium

As part of the review of the comprehensive plan and development ordinances, the City of Camden will host a planning workshop on Tuesday, April 22, 2025 from 3:30 – 5:30 pm in Liberty Hall at the Revolutionary War Visitor Center, 212 Broad Street. This will be an...

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Two Lights for Tomorrow

Two Lights for Tomorrow

The City of Camden joins other communities across the nation in a national initiative in commemorating the April 17th-18th ride of Paul Revere, William Dawes, and other alarm riders, to warn Massachusettes villages that the British were coming. "Two Lights for...

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African American Cultural Center Hosts Heritage Tea Winners

African American Cultural Center Hosts Heritage Tea Winners

Family, friends and the community at large are invited to visit the African American Cultural Center of Camden, located at 517 York Street, as it hosts the winning student projects from the annual Heritage Tea program. Each year, since 1987, the Arts Center of Kershaw...

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