In terms of ordinances, the new year won’t be much different than the previous one for Isle of Palms City Council. Beginning with its first meeting in January 2024, council will be tasked to not only discuss directives on unresolved issues, but also to consider all new measures with respect to the island’s long-term future. Leading the way will be the longstanding issue … [Read more...] about Ordinances Expected To Play Pivotal Role For Island In New Year: Council Passes Nine Laws In 2023
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Council Committees Tasked With Quality-of-life Concerns
The new year will just be getting started before efforts will be underway to either create, alter or implement ways to move Isle of Palms forward to a future that is already arriving. And as the island progresses toward finding a balance between resident life and year-round vacationers, IOP City Council members will be working on several fronts that will not only directly … [Read more...] about Council Committees Tasked With Quality-of-life Concerns
IOP Public Works Assistant Director Recognized for City Service
When waters rise, Isle of Palms residents can rest assured that Robert Asero and his Public Works crew are working tirelessly to manage stormwater, minimize flood risks and maintain the city’s infrastructure. Asero, the assistant director, was recently honored with the Leola Hanbury Award in recognition of the excellence and passion with which he approaches his work for the … [Read more...] about IOP Public Works Assistant Director Recognized for City Service
IOP Election Yields New and Familiar Faces; Short-term Rental Cap Fails
It was closer than most Kentucky Derby races and needed final confirmation and certification from the Charleston County Board of Voter Registration and Elections to verify the winners. But with eight candidates running for four seats on the Isle of Palms City Council, two challengers and two incumbents prevailed in the Nov. 7 election, which brought out more than half of the … [Read more...] about IOP Election Yields New and Familiar Faces; Short-term Rental Cap Fails
Chamber Notes: Support Local During Holidays, Shoulder Season
As we usher in the holiday season, it’s a time of reflection and joy, a time to celebrate the end of another year and anticipate the promises of a new one. Here on the Isle of Palms, the vibrant hues of our surroundings gradually blend into the serene tones of winter, marking a transition from our bustling tourist season to a quieter, more reflective time. While a natural … [Read more...] about Chamber Notes: Support Local During Holidays, Shoulder Season
