Get the Scoop – SIPOA Roadway Management Plan

SIPOA owns and maintains approximately 28 miles of roads behind the gate on Seabrook Island. Many of these roads were first paved in the 1970s. These roads are an asset that must be managed in a cost-effective manner.

This summer, as part of the engineering intern program, we documented the history of the management of SIPOA roads and outlined future management plans in the SIPOA Roadway Management Plan storymap. This storymap is an interactive tool that residents can use to learn more about SIPOA roadways.

Steve Hirsch, SIPOA Director of Engineering, will present on current management practices as well as discuss future repaving plans at the next Get the Scoop meeting at the Lake House.

When: Monday, October 13

Where: Lake House, Live Oak Hall

Time: 3:00pm

Get the Scoop – ARC: New Faces, New Processes & a New Location

An introduction to the ARC and Commercial Access Team who are dedicated to providing an efficient process and consistent communication and customer service.

Join the ARC and Commercial Access team on September 8 at 3:00pm in the Lake House, Live Oak Hall.

View more information on all the exciting changes with ARC here.

When: Monday, September 8
Where: Lake House, Live Oak Hall
Time: 3:00pm

Get the Scoop – Property Owner Portal

Are you having trouble signing up for the SIPOA Property Owner Portal? Would you like some hands-on help?

Join us on April 14 at 3:00pm to Get the Scoop on the Property Owner Portal. Bring your laptop or your phone and we will get you registered. Please ensure you have access to your email on your device(s).

When: Monday, April 14
Where: Lake House, Live Oak Hall
Time: 3:00pm

Get the Scoop – SIPOA’s Lakes

Get the Scoop on SIPOA’s Lakes

Thursday, October 10

Live Oak Hall; 3:00pm

Presenter: Steve Hirsch, Director of Engineering & Facilities Management

Are you aware that SIPOA owns and maintains 23 lakes on Seabrook Island? These lakes are managed to balance many interests including stormwater, water quality, natural aesthetics, and wildlife habitat. You are invited to come learn more about how SIPOA’s lakes are managed.

For more information on all Get the Scoop events, click here.