Advisory
Beaufort County Sheriff's Office Emergency Management is monitoring Tropical Storm Dorian. We will keep you updated.
This afternoon, Sheriff P.J. Tanner and members of the Beaufort County Sheriff's Office Emergency Management Division participated in the first conference call with the South Carolina Emergency Management Division regarding potential impacts of Tropical Storm Dorian on Beaufort County. Along with a discussion on coordination, a briefing from the National Weather Service (NWS) was included in the conference call. According to the NWS, and as of today, it is still too early to tell what impacts the storm may have on coastal Beaufort County.
Where to Stay Up-To-Date
The Sheriff's Office will continue to monitor Tropical Storm Dorian and keep you updated when information becomes available through NIXLE and the following sites:
In the event of a public safety emergency or natural disaster, please look to federal, state, county and municipal government officials, as well as trusted print, radio and television media for information and instruction. We urge you to avoid information spread through social media, unless it comes from one of the trusted sources.
Have a Personal Plan
Ahead of Tropical Storm Dorian and future storms, we encourage Beaufort County residents and guests to review their personal plans. For information on developing a personal plan, please download the Beaufort County Sheriff's Office Emergency Management mobile app: https://www.bcso.net/mobile-app
The Beaufort County Sheriff's Office appreciates your partnership and continued commitment to the safety of our community.
Beaufort County Sheriff's Office Emergency Management is monitoring Tropical Storm Dorian. We will keep you updated. 
Tropical Storm Dorian
This afternoon, Sheriff P.J. Tanner and members of the Beaufort County Sheriff's Office Emergency Management Division participated in the first conference call with the South Carolina Emergency Management Division regarding potential impacts of Tropical Storm Dorian on Beaufort County. Along with a discussion on coordination, a briefing from the National Weather Service (NWS) was included in the conference call. According to the NWS, and as of today, it is still too early to tell what impacts the storm may have on coastal Beaufort County.
Where to Stay Up-To-Date
- The Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office's Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/BeaufortCoSO/
- The Beaufort County Sheriff's Office's Nextdoor page: https://nextdoor.com/agency-detail/sc/beaufort/beaufort-county-sheriffs-office-2/
- The Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office's Twitter account https://twitter.com/bcsopio
- The Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office's website https://www.bcso.net/
Avoid Misinformation Spread Through Social Media
In the event of a public safety emergency or natural disaster, please look to federal, state, county and municipal government officials, as well as trusted print, radio and television media for information and instruction. We urge you to avoid information spread through social media, unless it comes from one of the trusted sources.
Have a Personal Plan
Ahead of Tropical Storm Dorian and future storms, we encourage Beaufort County residents and guests to review their personal plans. For information on developing a personal plan, please download the Beaufort County Sheriff's Office Emergency Management mobile app: https://www.bcso.net/mobile-app
The Beaufort County Sheriff's Office appreciates your partnership and continued commitment to the safety of our community.
Address/Location
Beaufort County Sheriff's Office
2001 Duke St
Beaufort, SC 29902
Contact
Emergency: 9-1-1
Non-emergencies: 843-255-3200