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Construction soon underway for new roundabout in Moncks Corner

: |Updated: Feb. 21, 2025 at 4:22 PM ESTMONCKS CORNER, S.C. (WCSC) - If you live near the new elementary school being built in Moncks Corner, you’ve likely seen the new construction signs that went up this week. They are for a new roundabout soon to be under construction.Berkeley County School District is required to alter the intersection of Cane Bay Boulevard and Black Tom Road because of the anticipated influx in traffic the new school will bring.“DOT tells the school district what road improvements we hav...

: |Updated: Feb. 21, 2025 at 4:22 PM EST

MONCKS CORNER, S.C. (WCSC) - If you live near the new elementary school being built in Moncks Corner, you’ve likely seen the new construction signs that went up this week. They are for a new roundabout soon to be under construction.

Berkeley County School District is required to alter the intersection of Cane Bay Boulevard and Black Tom Road because of the anticipated influx in traffic the new school will bring.

“DOT tells the school district what road improvements we have to do because we are adding traffic flow to the roads,” Berkeley County School District Director of Capital Projects and New Construction David Hemstrought said.

There has been mixed reaction on social media with comments from more than 200 people on a post from a Berkeley County Community Facebook Page about the soon-to-be roundabout at the intersection. The same mix was reflected among locals we spoke with on Friday.

“There is a lot of traffic so if it’s going to help out the traffic. I’m all for it,” Todd Brand of Cane Bay said.

“People have a tendency to not yield whenever people are going through roundabouts, it gets a little confusing, the right of ways and what not as opposed to a stoplight,” Kaylyb Taylor of Summerville said.

The roundabout will have exits going through Black Tom Road, Cane Bay Blvd. and another into the entrance of the new elementary school. A turn lane will also be added to the other entrance of the school. Hemstrought said the road projects will cost about $6.5 million and is a penny tax project.

“Roundabouts, I do know, keep the flow of traffic moving, less stop and go, they are safer. It slows traffic down without stopping them,” Hemstrought said.

The design calls for crosswalks all the way around, keeping the school’s close proximity in mind.

“Throughout the state and really this area, there’s more roundabouts being installed all over the county,” Hemstrought said.

Hemstrought said the area is in preparation for construction. Signs are already in place.

“We’ll probably start moving dirt in the next two to three weeks and the whole offsite road work is going to take eight to ten months, depending on weather,” Hemstrought said.

What does that mean for your commute? Hemstrought said they plan for Black Tom Rd. to be open the entire time. They will likely shift the lanes throughout the process and he doesn’t anticipate any major shutdowns.

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Berkeley County Leaders Join SC Native American Tribes for Historic Alliance

MONCKS CORNER, S.C. – (Friday, February 7, 2025) – Berkeley County leaders recently joined Native American tribal leaders from around the state for an historic signing of the Tribal Alliance of South Carolina Nation’s Treaty. The milestone moment took place Wednesday, February 5, 2025, at the South Carolina Statehouse in Columbia. A total of nine different tribes were in attendance.A special proclamation from Governor Henry McMaster’s office also declared February 5, 2025, as South Carolina Nat...

MONCKS CORNER, S.C. – (Friday, February 7, 2025) – Berkeley County leaders recently joined Native American tribal leaders from around the state for an historic signing of the Tribal Alliance of South Carolina Nation’s Treaty. The milestone moment took place Wednesday, February 5, 2025, at the South Carolina Statehouse in Columbia. A total of nine different tribes were in attendance.

A special proclamation from Governor Henry McMaster’s office also declared February 5, 2025, as South Carolina Native Nations Day. According to the proclamation, this unique treaty pledges tribal nations will “work together on issues that have long hindered the ability for Indigenous communities to thrive.” The alliance also promises political and economic unity among the tribes for the purpose of preserving their individual and collective cultures. See full proclamation below.

Berkeley County Supervisor Johnny Cribb and District 4 Councilman Tommy Newell attended the signing, alongside members of the Berkeley County-based Wassamasaw Tribe of Varnertown Indians. This tribal community is currently located in the Carnes Crossroads area near Moncks Corner, Goose Creek and Summerville.

“The recognized tribes of South Carolina have united in strength and pride through the Tribal Alliance of South Carolina Nations, forging a powerful bond that will ensure our shared history endures and our future thrives. This is more than a legal agreement; it is a living testament to our resilience, honoring our ancestors and empowering our communities for generations to come.” -Lisa Collins, Chief of the Wassamasaw Tribe of Varnertown Indians

“We were honored to represent Berkeley County at this historic event, which represented not only our state’s unique history but also the rich history of our county. We cherish and value the many different cultures and people groups who have greatly influenced our region across the centuries and continue to be an instrumental partner and powerful force for positive change in our communities.” –Berkeley County Supervisor Johnny Cribb

The alliance also includes the following tribes: the Edisto Natchez-Kusso, Beaver Creek Indians, Catawba Nation, Pee Dee Indian Tribe, Santee Indian Organization, Piedmont American Indian Association, Lower Eastern Cherokee Nation, Sumter Tribe of Cheraw Indians, and the Waccamaw Indian People.

### -Prepared by the Berkeley County Public Information Office-

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