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NormaN W. Todd:

In the days immediately following

incorporation, the new city had no funds or ordinances.

Todd was appointed head of the Rules Committee, whose

purpose was to create city ordinances such as speed limits

and building codes.

Salvador SoTTile:

A former Isle of Palms mayor,

Sottile served as the Exchange Club project chair-

man for the current road signs and avenue numbering

system. In 1955, when the road signs were installed, he

said: “This is the only town in the state where a visi-

tor can find a given address without having been to the

place before.”

l. Clay Cable:

He served as chief of the first Isle of

Palms Rescue Squad, founded in 1962. Rather than using

town money, the Rescue Squad held fundraisers and asked

for donations for necessities such as a sea skiff, motor and

trailer, citizens band communications systems, a resuscita-

tor, a life raft, stretcher, life rings and first aid kits. He later

served as mayor, from 1981 to 1985.

JoSeph h. hamer:

During his term as mayor, from

1962 to 1973, Hamer directed police to enforce litter laws

to the fullest extent in an intensified effort to keep Isle of

Palms a clean place to live and vacation.

blair WhiTe:

For many years, Police Chief Blair

White was the only policeman on the island. He is remem-

bered by many who grew up there as an “Andy Taylor”

style police chief, respected by the community. His threat

to take you home to your parents was all he needed to

keep the peace. He became mayor in 1974.

mike SoTTile:

First entering public service immedi-

ately after Hurricane Hugo by serving on the Isle of Palms

City Council, Sottile served as mayor from 2000 to 2008,

before moving up to the South Carolina House of Rep-

resentatives, where he continues to serve Isle of Palms in

House District 112.

NiCk SoTTile:

At 14 years, Sottile is the longest-serv-

ing city attorney in the history of Isle of Palms. Also very

involved in the community, he was instrumental in the

formation of its annual Isle of Palms Connector Run and

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