Beaufort County posts online park maintenance form for passive parks and preserves
February 09, 2026 | Beaufort County, South Carolina
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Beaufort County’s Land Preservation Department has posted a new online park maintenance form designed for visitors to report maintenance issues at the county’s passive parks and preserves, the bulletin said.
The form — created by Beaufort County GIS — asks visitors about parking areas, walkways, kiosks, signage, fencing, trails, restrooms, trash receptacles, benches, dog and first‑aid stations, water fountains, piers and docks when applicable. Users are encouraged to upload photos of the area of concern when filing a report.
A link to the form and additional information is available in the county press release on beaufortcountysc.gov/news. The bulletin did not list staffing changes, turnaround times for reports, or specific funding for maintenance.
The form — created by Beaufort County GIS — asks visitors about parking areas, walkways, kiosks, signage, fencing, trails, restrooms, trash receptacles, benches, dog and first‑aid stations, water fountains, piers and docks when applicable. Users are encouraged to upload photos of the area of concern when filing a report.
A link to the form and additional information is available in the county press release on beaufortcountysc.gov/news. The bulletin did not list staffing changes, turnaround times for reports, or specific funding for maintenance.
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