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High Bacteria Levels Force Closure of Russellville Beach
['Nikki Gaskins Campbell', 'A Lifelong Berkeley County Resident', 'Nikki Gaskins Campbell Is An Emmy-Nominated Journalist With More Than Years Of Experience Covering News. She Is A Graduate Of The University Of South Carolina With A Degree In Broadcast Journalism.']
The Berkeley Observer
While officials did not specify the exact type of bacteria detected, they emphasized that water quality will continue to be monitored.
BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. – Santee Cooper has temporarily closed Russellville Recreation Beach in Berkeley County after water samples revealed bacteria levels exceeding state limits for natural swimming areas.
The utility company announced the closure in a social media post, stating that its labs found elevated bacteria levels in the water.
While officials did not specify the exact type of bacteria detected, they emphasized that water quality will continue to be monitored.
While officials did not specify the exact type of bacteria detected, they emphasized that water quality will continue to be monitored.
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