Real Data.
Stronger Communities.
SCTAK is a community driven, open to the public
TAK and data hosting service based in South Carolina.
South Carolina
Stronger Together
Community. Data. A Safer Tomorrow.
SCTAK gives people the tools to share and access real-time information
like cameras, wildfire updates, weather, and more. Built for South Carolina.
Open to the public. Powered by you.
Your State.
Your Data.
An interactive, community-powered map of South Carolina. View live cameras, incidents, weather, and more. Download the data. Share your own.
Open the MapBuilt by the Community.
For a Safer South Carolina.
Built by Raptor Systems. Powered by the community.
Your team.
Your shared picture.
WebTAK is SCTAK’s browser-based TAK access. A registered SCTAK account is required to access the service.
Public community resources remain available without WebTAK access.
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Map Explorer & Downloads
Browse public map resources and premium data packages for offline use, research, preparedness, and community awareness.
South Carolina Base Map
Counties, cities, major roads and reference features.
Wildfire Risk & History
Historical fire perimeters and planning layers.
Flood Risk Zones
Flood-related reference layers and resources.
Emergency Resources
Shelters, hospitals, agencies and critical resources.
Real Eyes. A Safer South Carolina.
View community-provided feeds and public information from across the state.
Charleston Harbor
Waterfront · Charleston County
Folly Beach
Beach Access · Charleston County
I-26 / US-17
Highway · Berkeley County
Myrtle Beach Pier
Coastal · Horry County
Wildfire & Incident Updates
Contribute to SCTAK
Community submissions can include public-safe cameras, map resources, incident reports and other useful local information.
Share useful information. Keep it trusted.
SCTAK is designed around useful, moderated community contributions that strengthen public situational awareness without exposing sensitive information.
Submit a Camera
Suggest a public-safe camera feed for review and inclusion on SCTAK.
Share a Map
Contribute useful local mapping data, prepared resources, or public datasets.
Moderated Contributions
Community submissions are reviewed before appearing in public-facing layers.
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Keep the public service useful while providing optional paid access to additional downloads, data layers, and member features.
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- Community cameras
- Public maps
- Basic downloads
- Community access
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- Additional map downloads
- Early access to features
- Support the SCTAK service
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- Premium map/data layers
- Higher-resolution downloads
- Priority member features
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Already registered? Log InExplore public resources →Alex Thompson
Charleston, SC · Supporter Member
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Recent Activity
- Downloaded Charleston County Layers
- Followed Myrtle Beach Pier Camera
- Updated Alert Preferences
- Logged in to SCTAK
South Carolina community information, built around interoperability.
SCTAK is a community-driven system built by Raptor Systems for South Carolina. It is envisioned as an open-to-the-public information service with community cameras, downloadable maps, incident layers, browser-based TAK-style situational awareness, and optional paid member benefits.
South Carolina Focused
Statewide resources with room for county and regional community layers.
TAK Compatible Direction
A public-facing web experience that can later connect to real TAK/CoT infrastructure.
Community Driven
Useful public submissions, moderated data, and member-supported hosting.