Myrtle Beach city crews removing barricades from beach accesses

Work continued Wednesday morning on the removal of barricades from public beach accesses in...
Work continued Wednesday morning on the removal of barricades from public beach accesses in Myrtle Beach.(Source: WMBF News)
Updated: Apr. 29, 2020 at 7:19 AM EDT
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MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WMBF) – Work continued Wednesday morning on the removal of barricades from public beach accesses in Myrtle Beach.

City crews were seen near 29th Avenue South loading the barricades on a trailer.

Join Kate Merriman live as crews work to pick up barricades in Myrtle Beach at public beach accesses

Posted by Kate Merriman WMBF on Wednesday, April 29, 2020

The Myrtle Beach City Council passed a motion Tuesday allowing public beach accesses to reopen.

Myrtle Beach police officers began removing barriers on Tuesday afternoon, but city leaders warned that it may take a couple of days to remove them all.

Public beach accesses in Myrtle Beach had been closed for nearly a month following Gov. Henry McMaster’s original March 30 order.

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