
Category: Get the Scoop
Beach Management Update
Next month, SIPOA will begin a sand scraping project to relocate sand from an area of the beach with an abundant sand supply to an area of the beach with a diminished sand supply.
150,000 cubic yards of sand will be moved from the intertidal beach in the area in front of Boardwalk 1 to the area between Boardwalks 7 and 9. Many residents have noticed the erosion at the end of Boardwalk 9 and the recently closed Boardwalk 7. This project will rebuild the dry sand beach in these areas and in front of the seawall.
If you would like to know more about this project and/or other beach management-related topics, please plan to attend the next Get the Scoop Presentation on September 14th at 3:00 PM at Oyster Catcher Community Center. Patrick Barrineau (Coastal Science & Engineering) and I will present on the sand scraping project. They will also provide an update on the status of the future Captain Sams Inlet Relocation project.

Get the Scoop – Beach Management
Steve Hirsch (SIPOA) and Patrick Barrineau (Coastal Science & Engineering) will present on the planned sand scraping project that will take place in October 2026.Â
They will also provide an update on the status of the future Captain Sams Inlet Relocation project.

When: Monday, September 14, 2026
Where: New Location: Oyster Catcher Community Center
Zoom link
Time: 3:00pm
Get the Scoop on SIPOA’s 2026 Budget
Join SIPOA’s Finance Committee, as they introduce the 2026 Budget and take questions from Property Owners.
Date Change: Tuesday, January 20, 2026
3:00pm – Lake House, Live Oak Hall
Presenter: Mark Neath, SIPOA Treasurer

To see the Get the Scoop Event list, click here.
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 – Who Does What?
Who does what on Seabrook Island? Would you like to learn more about this always-timely topic?
Join SIPOA, TOSI, and SIC for conversation on May 12 at 4:00pm in the Lake House, Live Oak Hall.
Sip some wine and Get the Scoop!
When: Monday, May 12
Where: Lake House, Live Oak Hall
Time: 4:00pm Happy Hour

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 on SIPOA’s 2025 Budget
Join SIPOA’s Finance Committee, as they introduce the 2025 Budget and take questions from Property Owners.
Monday, December 9
3:00pm – Lake House, Live Oak Hall
Presenter: Mark Neath, SIPOA Treasurer

To see the Get the Scoop Event list, click here.
Get the Scoop – “Back to the Future”
In collaboration with the Long Range Planning Committee – Come learn where we are in the Master Planning Process, which began in July 2024. It is a joint effort of SIPOA, the Seabrook Island Club, and the Town of Seabrook Island.
Presenter: John Lassiter, Long Range Planning Committee, Chair

To see the Get the Scoop Event list, click here.
