Infrastructure

Orangeburg County offers a well-connected, business-ready infrastructure network that supports industrial, logistics, and commercial growth.

Transportation Access

Orangeburg County’s transportation network provides businesses with fast, reliable access to regional, national, and global markets. Strategically positioned along major interstate corridors and supported by Class I rail service, nearby deepwater ports, and multiple airport options, the county offers seamless multimodal connectivity that keeps goods, people, and supply chains moving efficiently.

Interstates & Highways

The region is served by five strategic interstate corridors, giving residents and businesses in Orangeburg County efficient regional and national connections. With direct access to I-95 and I-26, businesses benefit from fast, convenient routes to major Southeast markets and beyond.

Rail

Orangeburg County is served by two Class I rail carriers – CSX Transportation and Norfolk Southern – providing reliable freight rail service that supports manufacturing, distribution, and bulk shipping operations across regional and national markets.

Ports

Proximity to the Port of Charleston and the Port of Savannah provides businesses throughout Orangeburg County with access to two major deep-water ports, enabling efficient global import and export operations and streamlined international logistics.

Airports

Local corporate and general aviation access is provided through Orangeburg Municipal Airport (OGB) offering flexible air transportation options for business and logistics needs. Nearby commercial and cargo service is available at: Charlotte Douglas International Airport

Utilities & Broadband

A strong network of utility and broadband providers makes it easy for businesses, industries, and homes to get the services they need. Multiple providers back electric power, water, and wastewater systems, while growing fiber-optic networks bring the fast, reliable internet that today’s businesses depend on.

Electric & Energy Providers

Orangeburg County is equipped with a robust network of utilities designed to support homes, businesses, and industry. Electric power is provided by trusted utilities including the Orangeburg Department of Public Utilities, several electric cooperatives, and Dominion Energy, ensuring reliable service for all. 

Water & Wastewater

Water and wastewater needs are met by the Orangeburg County Water Department, Silver Springs Water Authority, and Lake Marion Regional Water Authority, with scalable capacity to support growing industrial and commercial development.

Fiber & Telecommunications

Meanwhile, expanding high-speed fiber networks from the Orangeburg and Calhoun County Fiber Departments keep businesses connected and ready for the demands of today’s digital economy. Together, these services create a strong foundation for growth, innovation, and opportunity throughout the region