DNR Media Contacts:
Columbia - Brett Witt (803) 667-0696
Clemson - Greg Lucas (864) 654-1671, ext.22
Charleston - (803) 667-0696
Spokesman - Mike Willis (803) 734-4133
After Hours Radio Room - (803) 955-4000
DNR NewsColumbia - Brett Witt (803) 667-0696
Clemson - Greg Lucas (864) 654-1671, ext.22
Charleston - (803) 667-0696
Spokesman - Mike Willis (803) 734-4133
After Hours Radio Room - (803) 955-4000
SC Dept. of Natural Resources
P 0 Box 167
Columbia, SC 29202
** Archived Article - please check for current information. **
Boaters should be wary of improper sewage disposal
An excessive amount of sewage in the rivers, lakes, and streams of South Carolina can have severe impacts on water quality. The Clean Vessel Act was created to target this problem and inform the public. For more information, contact Lorianne Riggin S.C. Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Inland Clean Vessel Act coordinator at RigginL@dnr.sc.gov, or Scott Meister, DNR Coastal Clean Vessel Act coordinator, at MeisterS@dnr.sc.gov.
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