County sheriffs must report unsafe road segments to the South Carolina Department of Transportation, which must respond within 45 days.

South Carolina H4687 mandates county sheriffs to submit quarterly reports to the Department of Transportation identifying unsafe road segments. The Department must evaluate these reports within 24 hours and respond within 45 days, outlining actions taken. If the Department fails to respond, the Governor and Joint Legislative Oversight Committee on Transportation are notified. The Department maintains a centralized database of these reports and publishes a quarterly summary. Counties submitting timely reports receive a $500 reimbursement for administrative costs.

County sheriffs must report unsafe road segments to the South Carolina Department of Transportation, which must respond within 45 days.

South Carolina H4687 mandates county sheriffs to submit quarterly reports to the Department of Transportation identifying unsafe road segments. The Department must evaluate these reports within 24 hours and respond within 45 days, outlining actions taken. If the Department fails to respond, the Governor and Joint Legislative Oversight Committee on Transportation are notified. The Department maintains a centralized database of these reports and publishes a quarterly summary. Counties submitting timely reports receive a $500 reimbursement for administrative costs.