Florence Darlington Stormwater Consortium

Florence Darlington Stormwater Consortium To enhance water resource protection and stewardship throughout Florence and Darlington Counties

The FDSC works together to develop and implement a regional stormwater education plan with the goal of protecting the water resources of the P*e Dee Region. The municipalities involved in the consortium are the City of Florence, Darlington County, Florence County, and the Town of Timmonsville.

Do you own a septic tank? Is it overdue to be pumped out? If so, you're eligible to be reimbursed through a statewide pu...
09/16/2026

Do you own a septic tank? Is it overdue to be pumped out? If so, you're eligible to be reimbursed through a statewide pump-out raffle program!

To enter the raffle,
1. Have your septic system pumped by a professional between September 14 and October 14
2. Email a copy of the pump-out invoice/receipt with your address to [email protected] or call 803-877-7388

Selected winners will receive a reimbursement check for their pump-out service.

Be Septic Smart and take advantage of this raffle program!

Hey guys! It's Septic Smart Week! How smart are you about the use and maintenance of your septic tank? Did you know?-Wel...
09/16/2026

Hey guys! It's Septic Smart Week! How smart are you about the use and maintenance of your septic tank?

Did you know?
-Well-maintained septic systems have a lifespan of 20-30 years
-It is recommended that you have your septic tank inspected at least every two years

For more information on how to properly care for your septic tank, visit

The Water Resources Team by Clemson Extension gives guidance on how to maintain and use your septic system properly and safely.

09/15/2026
09/15/2026

Today we're kicking off the 14th annual Week! This week we recognize the importance of properly caring for and maintaining your septic system.

Day 1 tip: Protect It and Inspect It! Have your system inspected by a licensed professional at least every three years. Check in every day for more Quick Tips.

🔗 epa.gov/septic

09/15/2026

Our Shellfish Sanitation Program ensures that oysters, clams, and mussels meet strict health and environmental quality standards before they reach your plate!

With 465 monitoring sites, we conduct routine water quality testing to keep South Carolina’s shellfish-growing areas safe and sustainable.

Learn more about how we protect public health and our coastal waters: https://www.des.sc.gov/shellfish

09/15/2026

Day 2 of Week: Don't Overload the Commode! Your toilet is not a trash can. Flushing wipes (even "flushable" ones), paper towels, medications, and other non-biodegradable items can clog pipes and overwhelm your system. Only flush human waste and toilet paper. epa.gov/septic

It's that time of the year again!Join the Florence Darlington Stormwater Consortium, Keep Florence Beautiful, and RiverR...
09/03/2026

It's that time of the year again!

Join the Florence Darlington Stormwater Consortium, Keep Florence Beautiful, and RiverRat's Canoe Rentals for the 2026 Beach Sweep/River Sweep and make a real difference for your community waterways!

When: September 26, 2026, 9am-11am
Where: James R. Harwell Public Boat Landing

For more information and to register, scan the QR code or click on the link below.
https://bit.ly/4xD0Iqs

We hope to see you there!

09/02/2026

Some aquatic plants may look beautiful in a pond or water garden, but certain invasive aquatic plants are illegal to buy, sell or transport in South Carolina.

Plants including water hyacinth, hydrilla, water primrose, giant salvinia, Eurasian watermilfoil and crested floating heart are among the species.

Why does it matter? Invasive aquatic plants can spread rapidly, displace native species, interfere with recreation and navigation and negatively impact aquatic ecosystems. Prevention is one of the best ways to protect South Carolina’s waterways.

📱 Before you buy, sell or share an aquatic plant, check the list first.
Learn more: des.sc.gov/anp

08/24/2026

Conservation plan establishes goal of saving 30 percent of county lands by 2050

08/18/2026

🗺️🌲 Ready to better understand your property?
Join us for the first session of the 4-part SC WOWFall Webinar Series as Clemson Extension’s Jeff Fellers shares tools, maps and apps that can help you learn more about your land and make informed management decisions.

📅 September 22, 2026
🕖 7:00 - 8:00 PM
💻 Zoom

💲 $15 covers the entire 4-part webinar series
👕 Participants can also purchase an official SC WOW t-shirt

👉 Register today: https://WOWFall26.eventbrite.com

✅ Pre-registration required
✅ Recordings available for all registered participants
✅ Open to everyone, regardless of s*x

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2685 S. Irby Street Ste. K
Florence, SC
29505

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