RSS 1.0Department of Transportation Annual Reports & Annual Accountability Reports
South Carolina laws require that each state agency publish and submit to the Governor and the General Assembly an annual accountability report that contains the agency's or department's mission, objectives to accomplish the mission, and performance measures that show the degree to which objectives are being met. Agencies also publish annual reports to highlight the accomplishments of the agency for that fiscal year.
Recent Submissions
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2022 annual report
(South Carolina State Library, 2023-01)This annual report from the South Carolina Department of Transportation Office of Public Transit highlights annual accomplishments and funding. -
Annual report 2021-2022
(South Carolina State Library, 2023-01-10)The C Program is a long-established partnership between the SCDOT and the forty-six counties of South Carolina to fund the improvements of state roads, county roads, city streets, and other local transportation projects. ... -
Annual report 2017-2018
(South Carolina State Library, 2018-12-12)The C Program is a long-established partnership between the SCDOT and the forty-six counties of South Carolina to fund the improvements of state roads, county roads, city streets, and other local transportation projects. ... -
Annual report 2016-2017
(South Carolina State Library, 2018-01-08)The C Program is a long-established partnership between the SCDOT and the forty-six counties of South Carolina to fund the improvements of state roads, county roads, city streets, and other local transportation projects. ... -
Annual report 2015-2016
(South Carolina State Library, 2016-12-05)The C Program is a long-established partnership between the SCDOT and the forty-six counties of South Carolina to fund the improvements of state roads, county roads, city streets, and other local transportation projects. ... -
Annual report 2013-2014
(South Carolina State Library, 2014-11-26)The C Program is a long-established partnership between the SCDOT and the forty-six counties of South Carolina to fund the improvements of state roads, county roads, city streets, and other local transportation projects. ... -
Annual report 2012-2013
(South Carolina State Library, 2014-01-06)The C Program is a long-established partnership between the SCDOT and the forty-six counties of South Carolina to fund the improvements of state roads, county roads, city streets, and other local transportation projects. ... -
Annual report 2011-2012
(South Carolina State Library, 2012-12-04)The C Program is a long-established partnership between the SCDOT and the forty-six counties of South Carolina to fund the improvements of state roads, county roads, city streets, and other local transportation projects. ... -
Annual report 2010-2011
(South Carolina State Library, 2012-01-23)The C Program is a long-established partnership between the SCDOT and the forty-six counties of South Carolina to fund the improvements of state roads, county roads, city streets, and other local transportation projects. ... -
Annual report 2009-2010
(South Carolina State Library, 2011-01-05)The C Program is a long-established partnership between the SCDOT and the forty-six counties of South Carolina to fund the improvements of state roads, county roads, city streets, and other local transportation projects. ... -
Annual report 2008-2009
(South Carolina State Library, 2010-01-07)The C Program is a long-established partnership between the SCDOT and the forty-six counties of South Carolina to fund the improvements of state roads, county roads, city streets, and other local transportation projects. ... -
Annual report 2007-2008
(South Carolina State Library, 2009-01-12)The C Program is a long-established partnership between the SCDOT and the forty-six counties of South Carolina to fund the improvements of state roads, county roads, city streets, and other local transportation projects. ... -
Annual report 2006-2007
(South Carolina State Library, 2008-01-09)The C Program is a long-established partnership between the SCDOT and the forty-six counties of South Carolina to fund the improvements of state roads, county roads, city streets, and other local transportation projects. ... -
Annual report 2005-2006
(South Carolina State Library, 2007-01-22)The C Program is a long-established partnership between the SCDOT and the forty-six counties of South Carolina to fund the improvements of state roads, county roads, city streets, and other local transportation projects. ... -
Annual report 2004-2005
(South Carolina State Library, 2006-01-10)The C Program is a long-established partnership between the SCDOT and the forty-six counties of South Carolina to fund the improvements of state roads, county roads, city streets, and other local transportation projects. ... -
Annual report 2000-2001
(South Carolina State Library, 2001-01-08)The C Program is a long-established partnership between the SCDOT and the forty-six counties of South Carolina to fund the improvements of state roads, county roads, city streets, and other local transportation projects. ... -
Annual report January 2023 - reporting on state fiscal year 2022
(South Carolina State Library, 2023-01-10)This annual report from the Department of Transportation includes an executive summary, agency accomplishments for the year, plans for future needs and a listing of firms and companies doing business with the Department ... -
2022 accountability report
(South Carolina State Library, 2022)South Carolina laws require that each state agency publish and submit to the Governor and the General Assembly an annual accountability report that contains the agency's or department's mission, objectives to accomplish ... -
2017 annual report
(South Carolina State Library, 2018-01)This annual report from the South Carolina Department of Transportation Office of Public Transit highlights annual accomplishments and funding. -
2016 annual report
(South Carolina State Library, 2017-01)This annual report from the South Carolina Department of Transportation Office of Public Transit highlights annual accomplishments and funding.
