Town-Wide Pedestrian Upgrades (SS4A)

Town of Mount Pleasant, SS4A funded. Budget $290,000. Design underway, anticipated complete December 2026 (checked Sept 4, 2026). Scope: high-visibility crosswalks and Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons (RRFBs) or other warning signage. Locations were ranked using public feedback, proximity to schools/libraries/healthcare, pedestrian and bicycle activity, traffic volumes, existing traffic control and crash history; final locations to be set through NEPA review and further public input. Existing RRFB example cited: Whipple Road near Lucy Beckham High School.

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Highway 41 Corridor Improvements (SC 41), Clements Ferry Road to US 17 →Laurel Hill Parkway (new road, part of the Highway 41 project) →SC-41 Interim Improvements (completed) →I-526 at Long Point Road Interchange Improvements (Exit 28) →Long Point Road (S-97) at I-526 ramps — raised median and sidewalks →Town of Mount Pleasant Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) grant program →

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