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The Berkeley County Clerk’s Office achieved a significant milestone in 2024 by processing 798 marriage license applications, marking a nine-year high.

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County Clerk J. Anthony “Tony” Petrucci praised his staff for their dedication and efficiency in reaching this record number. He highlighted their attention to detail and commitment to assisting couples, emphasizing the positive impact on the community.

In addition to handling marriage licenses, the Clerk’s Office is responsible for issuing birth and death certificates, overseeing elections and voter registration, and recording official documents and County Commission proceedings.

This achievement underscores the Clerk’s Office’s role in providing essential services to Berkeley County residents.

Article by multiple RFHC contributors.


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