William Dudley Gregorie

01/13/2026

1.13.26

City of Charleston City Council Meeting 1/13/26

01/07/2026

The image displays the front page of The Post and Courier newspaper from Wednesday, January 7, 2026, focusing on the progress of the Lockwood Drive pump station in Charleston, SC.

The project is the fifth and final phase of the $198 million Spring-Fishburne Drainage Project.

The station will house three massive pumps capable of draining an Olympic-sized swimming pool's worth of stormwater in less than two minutes.

The final part, installing and connecting the pumps to the underground network, is expected to be completed by the summer.

The city council approved naming the station after former Councilman William Dudley Gregorie.

12/21/2025

ONLY ON "Quintin's Close-Ups"- After serving the constituents of the City of Charleston's District 6 area on City Council for 16 years, William Dudley Gregorie is stepping down into retirement in January.

He has a talk with the councilman about his legacy and what's next for him.

(CLICK ON THE LINK TO WATCH THE INTERVIEW AND SHARE) https://youtu.be/iaa7Ex3vlRg?si=8FUCiYIcO0vnwrDC

After serving the constituents of the City of Charleston's District 6 area on City Council for 16 years, William Dudley Gregorie is stepping down into retire...