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Join the most advanced security teams around the globe and see what Base Operations can do for you.
In the past 5 days I haven’t closed Base Operations.
I give It a 10 out of 10.
Charleston, South Carolina, as sometimes known as "The Holy City" due to its numerous church steeples dotting the skyline, has a rich history that intertwines deeply with the story of America. The city has seen a variety of crime and safety challenges throughout its history, particularly given its role in the Civil War and as a bustling port city. In recent years, Charleston has experienced a renaissance, with a focus on preserving its historic charm while improving safety and reducing crime. However, like any urban area, issues related to crime in Charleston still exist. The city is also known for its vibrant culture, including its famous Southern cuisine, its annual Spoleto Festival USA, and as a top destination for tourists seeking a mix of history, architecture, and coastal beauty.
In terms of contemporary history, Charleston has seen its share of protests and public demonstrations, particularly in response to national conversations about race and history. The city's response to such events has been noted for its focus on maintaining peace and order. Efforts to address crime in Charleston have included community policing and engagement strategies that have been largely successful in fostering a safer environment for residents and visitors alike.
Local Security Tips
Local Regulations
Firearm Policy
Charleston follows South Carolina state law, which requires a permit to carry a concealed weapon. Open carry is not permitted within city limits, and firearms are prohibited in certain locations, such as schools and government buildings.
Public Drinking Policy
Public consumption of alcohol is illegal in Charleston. Alcohol can only be consumed in private residences or licensed establishments. Violators can face fines and arrest.
Emergency Contact Lists
Department for Non-Emergency Services
Leading Hospitals
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In the past 5 days I haven’t closed Base Operations.
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