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Fixing Failing Septics for Cleaner Water | Charleston News

Failing septic systems are poisoning Charleston’s waterways, with tests revealing dangerous bacteria leaking into streams and estuaries—making swimming, fishing, and even recreation unsafe. Now, Mount Pleasant Waterworks and Charleston Waterkeeper are teaming up to fix the problem, launching a financial aid program to help low-income homeowners upgrade or replace their systems before they worsen. Repairs can cost anywhere from $500 to $12,000, but thanks to a Coastal Community Foundation grant, eligible families can get the help they need. This isn’t just about plumbing—it’s about protecting…

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