Charleston, SC, November 4, 2026 — The West Ashley Greenway has been closed once more, as the Charleston Water System reports a second sewer main break impacting the popular recreational area. The closure, which is effective immediately, prevents public access to the greenway.

The Charleston Water System has confirmed the closure, citing the necessity to address the ongoing issues with its sewer infrastructure. This marks the second instance of a sewer main break leading to the closure of the West Ashley Greenway. Specific details regarding the exact location of the second break, the timeline for repairs, or the estimated duration of the closure were not immediately available.

The West Ashley Greenway is a significant public space used by residents for recreation, including walking, running, and cycling. Repeated closures can disrupt community access and activities. The Charleston Water System is responsible for maintaining the city’s water and sewer infrastructure. Information regarding the cause of the second break was not provided.

As of the latest update, the Charleston Water System has not released a schedule for when the West Ashley Greenway is expected to reopen. Residents and visitors are advised to seek alternative recreational areas during the closure period. Further information will be provided by the Charleston Water System as it becomes available. The contractor involved in the repairs was not identified in the initial announcement.


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