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S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control is working with local municipalities, counties and other partners to improve the communication strategy for the Beach Monitoring Program. During upcoming public meetings, DHEC will be presenting information about the program and the updated communication strategy, including CheckMyBeach.com, a new website created by Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce. The site provides information on everything from rip currents to beach flags to water quality testing.
March 11 | 5-7 p.m.
Myrtle Beach Train Depot
851 Broadway St., Myrtle Beach
March 30 | 5-7 p.m.
Surfside Beach Council Chambers
115 US Hwy. 17 N., Surfside Beach
The City of Myrtle Beach has a “beach app” for your mobile phone to help answer your beach-related questions. It includes a map of the coast to pinpoint your location, a live cam from Pier 14, the current weather report, the current surf conditions, tide times, a beach safety video from the fire department, beach rules and safety tips, rip current information, safe tanning tips and a list of things to do in Myrtle Beach. More items will be added, including water quality information during the swimming season.
TD Bank is excited to sponsor the chamber’s Educated Voices On Leading and Valuing Equity (EVOLVE) series as we seek ways to better understand and respect one another. We are committed to demonstrating strong and sustained action to support diverse colleagues, customers and communities to contribute to meaningful, measurable change.
