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Ferguson Village is finally getting the drainage help it’s desperately needed—after years of flooding from neglected, overgrown ditches. The City of Charleston, teaming up with the Charleston Museum on the Dill Tract, is clearing sediment and debris to restore proper water flow. Property owners are being asked to grant easements, a process the city is handling with care, acknowledging past mistrust in the community. With more easements still needed, officials are urging residents to ask questions and see the real benefits: safer homes, less flooding, and long-term property value boosts. This isn’t just maintenance—it’s a vital step toward a drier, more resilient neighborhood.

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