The City of Isle of Palms is under new human resources management and that title now belongs to Janice Ladd. Sheexudes a personality and aura that is refreshing and silences the negative stereotypes often associated with HR managers. Confident and competent, while also friendly and bubbly, Ladd beamed as she explained her newly hired role. “I love the staff! I’m the one who … [Read more...] about City’s new HR manager emphasizes employee safety, retention
Politics
City Hall Weighs Relocation Options, Budget Remains Undefined
A new city hall is coming to an island near you. Even though its planning, design and construction are only in the diagram and discussion stages, members of Isle of Palms City Council are already considering a few options and sites. At the Public Services and Facilities Committee meeting on July 9, representatives from Trident Construction in North Charleston and McMillan … [Read more...] about City Hall Weighs Relocation Options, Budget Remains Undefined
Chamber Notes: ‘Our Vibrant Island Lifestyle Is Always In Season’
What an exciting June it was for the island. Our business community embraced the “busy season” and the Isle of Palms Chamber of Commerce celebrated the island’s women in business. Over 12 local women business leaders were highlighted and we capped off the month with local speaker Jennifer Blake. Thanks again to all the women business leaders serving Isle of Palms who allowed … [Read more...] about Chamber Notes: ‘Our Vibrant Island Lifestyle Is Always In Season’
Mayor’s Message: Let’s Celebrate Our Country’s Independence Island Style
Happy July 4! I hope you will have the opportunity to participate in the annual Golf Cart Parade and Fireworks. Both are always a great way to spend the day on the island. A couple of much anticipated projects are complete or very close to completion – improved drainage outfall at 41st Avenue and our new public dock. First, thank you for your patience as the city works on … [Read more...] about Mayor’s Message: Let’s Celebrate Our Country’s Independence Island Style
City Budget Aims to Avoid Tax Increases
Isle of Palms city leaders are already looking at alternate ways for meeting all budget projections, without having to increase future taxes. After much discussion, mulling over several options and trying to balance present costs with future debts, IOP City Council is set to approve a new budget for the 2024-25 fiscal year. The budget will include $29.1 million for projected … [Read more...] about City Budget Aims to Avoid Tax Increases
