Lower Saluda River sirens and strobe lights inoperable
October 29, 2015
CAYCE, SC – SCE&G reminds the public that warning sirens and strobe lights in the Lower Saluda River area are currently inoperable. Visitors and residents around the Lower Saluda River should not rely on these devices to warn them about rising water levels.
SCE&G advises Lower Saluda River residents and visitors to use caution while nearby or in the river. The Lower Saluda River begins at the Lake Murray Dam and ends where the Saluda and Broad Rivers meet to form the Congaree River.
SCE&G encourages the public to monitor current Lower Saluda River levels online, and to register to receive phone call alerts regarding changing water levels on the river, at this link: https://www.sceg.com/about-us/lower-saluda-river
About SCE&G
South Carolina Electric & Gas Company is a regulated public utility engaged in the generation, transmission, distribution and sale of electricity to approximately 697,000 customers in 24 counties in the central, southern and southwestern portions of South Carolina. The company also provides natural gas service to approximately 343,000 customers in 38 counties in the state.
