West Ashley Greenway Closed for Utility Work Evaluation
The West Ashley Greenway in Charleston, SC, has closed due to a utility company evaluating options for sewer pipe repair or replacement.
Charleston, SC, November 4, 2026 —
The West Ashley Greenway, a popular recreational area in Charleston, South Carolina, has been temporarily closed. The closure is necessary as a utility company undertakes an evaluation of options for addressing sewer pipe infrastructure in the vicinity.
The specific utility company responsible for the evaluation has not been publicly identified. Similarly, the exact nature of the sewer pipe issues, including whether repair or full replacement is being considered, is still under assessment.
Officials have stated that the closure is a precautionary measure to ensure public safety while the utility company conducts its assessment and determines the most appropriate course of action. Details regarding the timeline for this evaluation process or the projected duration of the greenway’s closure have not yet been provided.
The West Ashley Greenway is known for its extensive trails, offering residents and visitors opportunities for walking, jogging, and cycling. The current closure impacts access to these amenities. Further information regarding the evaluation outcomes and the subsequent steps for the sewer pipe infrastructure are expected to be released by the relevant authorities once the assessment is complete.
At this time, the contractor undertaking the evaluation has not been named. The scope of the work, including the specific location of the sewer pipes requiring attention along the greenway, is part of the ongoing assessment.
Story summarized from the original created by By Alex Streinger astreinger@postandcourier.com on www.postandcourier.com, see more information here.
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