Rita May Ranck for Dorchester County Council District 3

Due to the incoming cold weather, the Summerville Warming Center at Seacoast Church Summerville will open Tuesday, January 2nd with a possibility of opening additional nights this week.

Summerville Warming Center at Seacoast Church Summerville
301 E. 5th N. St.
Summerville, SC 29483
Warming Center Entrance located on GUM ST. at the back door.

Tuesday, Jan. 2nd
Check-In: 7:00-9:00 pm
Check-Out: 7:30 am

Men, Women, and Families welcome.
There are currently no accommodations for animals.

Dinner, cot w/linens, hot shower, take-away breakfast provided while supplies last.

TriCounty Link provides FREE Transportation to the Summerville Warming Center. The CARTA Rt. 10 transfer is located at Trident Medical Center.

***During Normal Business Hours***
CALLS: (843) 486-0193 Please choose the Warming Center option and leave a message.
TEXTS: Text TRANSPORT to 320320 for Warming Center questions.

We’d like to wish everyone a very merry Christmas and a happy and prosperous new year.

Redevelopment of 500 N. Main St. | Dorchester County, SC website 500 N. Main Street is one of the largest tracts of land (5.3 acres) in Downtown Summerville that holds a zoning designation of D-MX (Downtown Mixed-Use), and the County recognizes the potential of this site to be redeveloped with adherence to the Town's new zoning regulations. The Downtown Mixed-us...

It wa s a fantastic experience at orientation for new County Councilmmembers out in by the SC Association of Counties this week. Dorchester County's own Daniel Prentice was a presenter.

Come join us tonight!

Join our nominee Rita May Ranck for Dorchester County Council District 3 tonight!

Rita May wants to protect our quality of life. She is a caring conservative. A nurse and successful small business owner, Rita May has spent time protecting Dorchester County for over 20 years - with the county’s anti-litter group and on the Parks and Recreation Commission.

While campaigning in Tranquil Acres, I heard concern from residents about the rising crime in the neighborhood. I contacted Chief Deputy Sam Richardson at the Dorchester County Sheriff's Office to discuss the concerns raised. He jumped into action, and we worked with the residents to start organizing a crime watch in the neighborhood.

They had their first meeting recently. Thank you to the Dorchester County Sheriff's Office for jumping in and helping the residents, but a bigger thank you to the residents for being committed to supporting and improving your neighborhood.

Early voting started this morning. I would be honored to have your vote.

Anyone can go vote early over the next two week. Here are the two convenient locations to District 3. There is also a location in St. George.

Join us next Friday!

I need volunteers! I will be knocking on doors all weekend and would love for you to join me. We're going from 9 am to 1 pm tomorrow on Saturday. Message me if you are willing to help our campaign!

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Please stay safe everyone!

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I served for more than 15 years on the Keep Dorchester County Beautiful Committee. I now serve on the county Parks & Recreation Commission.

We have only one Dorchester County and only one Ashley River. We can't ruin it. It's on us to preserve both.

The traffic stinks. We all know it. Solutions start with road resurfacing projects, intersection improvements, and build to bigger projects that can alleviate the traffic. We need to protect our neighborhoods from being used as drag strips.

We must never forget what happened on 9/11. And remember and honor those fallen heroes from our policemen and firemen to the ordinary citizens who became heroes on that day.

As a conservative, I think your elected officials should be held accountable to the voters. They should be 'by the people' and 'for the people' and not in it for themselves.

I will always remember that!

I'm a nurse who built a successful business. I have been involved in conservative causes my entire life.

As a professional caregiver, I want to ensure the county is doing what it needs to care for our most vulnerable citizens.

You can learn more about my campaign at: www.RitaMayRanck.com

This will be a great addition to our area.

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I wanted to make sure everyone knew - I am not on the ballot tomorrow. I was unopposed in the Republican primary.

I am so honored to be the Republican nominee, but I need your help. In November, the Democrats are coming after this seat, and I'm going to need your help to keep this seat Republican.

Make sure you do vote in the Republican primary tomorrow though. There are a lot of important races for you to make a difference in.