What do you need?
Help & Services
Find the right service, contact, or form. Each card tells you who handles it and how to reach them.
Pay & apply
Pay my water bill
The city's water utility billing runs on the Edmunds WIPP portal.
Edmunds WIPPLeaves ourloris
Apply for a permit
Building & inspections requests are handled in the city's iWorQ permitting portal.
iWorQ portalLeaves ourloris
Pay or look up taxes
Horry County assesses and collects property tax, not the City of Loris.
Horry CountyLeaves ourloris
New to Loris property tax? What you're paying and why ›
Something's wrong
Report a problem
Who to call, city, county, or state, for crime, strays, road hazards, dumping, and code issues.
Streets & drainage
Potholes, sidewalks, flooding, or road closures inside city limits. (Streetlights route differently, see Report a problem.)
Street Department · (843) 756-4004
Code enforcement concerns
Overgrown lots, junk vehicles, or property-maintenance issues.
Public safety
City utilities
Water service
Rates, connect or disconnect, meter questions, and the annual water-quality report.
Water Utilities · (843) 756-4004
Why is my water bill so high?
Check for a leak, rule out a one-time use, and see what to do if a reading looks off.
Billing help · (843) 756-4004
Lower your electric bill
Humid-summer AC tips that actually move the bill, plus which provider serves you and their budget-billing and rebate programs.
Horry Electric 843-369-2211 · Santee Cooper 800-804-7424
Trash & yard debris
What's collected, limb size limits, and how to schedule a yard-debris pickup.
Sanitation Department · (843) 756-4004
Property tax & fees
Building or renovating
Parks, recreation & community
Pets & health
Guides for residents & businesses
Moving to Loris
New-resident checklist: water, power, internet, trash, voting, and schools.
Open or run a business
License, zoning, permits, and inspections: in the order you'll hit them.
What the law says
Plain answers to "is this allowed in Loris?" on fireworks, noise, golf carts, and more: what city, county, and state law says.
Speak at a council meeting
When public comment happens on the agenda, and plain tips for making your point count.