Check out News2 coverage of the updated e-bike and e-moto rules.

Learn more about the City’s e-bike ordinance!

Check out this month's District 12 newsletter!

Learn more about District 12’s latest infrastructure project, a ‘mini-roundabout’ at the Secessionville, Grimball Ex and Old Military Rd intersection!

This is an excellent piece on the ongoing flooding work in Ferguson Village! Thanks to advocates in the community and the City's stormwater team, we are making progress!

Read more here: https://www.live5news.com/2026/07/01/ferguson-village-sees-ditch-renewal-after-years-neglected-overgrown-ditches/?outputType=amp

Check out June’s Newsletter on the latest happenings across James Island.

Check out May’s Newsletter on the latest happenings across James Island.

Skardon was named as SC Biz News’ Top 50 Most Influential People in South Carolina for her leadership in sustainability.

Check out the latest on Rethink Folly Road and the progress we are making to bring connectivity and safety to the Corridor.

Check out SC Biz News’ profile on Leslie Skardon

• Leslie Skardon serves as CEO of Sustain SC and a Charleston City councilwoman.

• Sustain SC focuses on economic development, resilience, conservation and education.

• The organization evaluates sustainability factors before new business projects enter the state.

• Skardon says sustainable growth is essential as South Carolina continues to expand.

Check out my April Newsletter.

Check out my March newsletter!

This week the Rethink Folly Steering Committee passed our work plan for 2026. This is about creating achievable, measurable goals. There are two key pieces to the plan:

📍Create a map to show constituents what work has been completed and identify the remaining work to be completed to have a safe, complete Folly Rd.

📋Improve governance processes to enable this committee to run more efficiently to better deliver for constituents. 

The City voted to continue an agreement to monitor water quality at James Island Creek.

Check out February’s newsletter!

It was an honor to be sworn into Charleston City Council. This post includes my full remarks.

The Post and Courier’s Brian Hicks write about a new generation of leadership in Charleston City Council.

Check out The City Paper’s article on Leslie, her priorities in Council and her family’s favorite things to do on James Island.

Leslie Skardon is sworn into City Council as the elected representative for District 12.