The "Signal 30" Award

The City of Isle of Palms gives an award for special citizen service. This special award occurs on an extremely limited basis as a result of a recommendation. The decision to give a "Citizen Service" award is made by City Council and actual award is bestowed by the Mayor and City Council.

The award was developed in 2002. It is named the "Signal 30" award because "Signal 30" is an Isle of Palms Public Safety code for "citizen service." The "Signal 30" Award is presented by the Mayor at a meeting of City Council.

Since its inception, there have been only six (6) "Signal 30" awards given. They are as follows:

Date Bestowed	Name of Recipient	Date of Action	Reason Bestowed
Award #6 February 26, 2008	Jeremy Argabright	January 8, 2008	For preventing the spread of a house fire by alerting the residents and the Fire Department.
Award #5 February 26, 2008	Dylan Campbell	January 8, 2008	For preventing the spread of a house fire by alerting the residents and the Fire Department.
Award #4 October 25, 2005	Matthew Smith	September 17, 2006	For heroic action in pulling an Accident victim from a tractor trailer rig just before it burst into flames.
Award #3 October 25, 2005	Eric Stinnett (Isle of Palms Firefighter)	September 17, 2005	For "off duty" heroic action in pulling an accident victim from a tractor trailer rig just before it burst into flames.
Award #2 May 24, 2005	Jack Tracey	22+ years	For 22+ years volunteer coaching island youth sports: boys' basketball and baseball and girls' T-ball, softball and basketball teams.
Award #1 June 25, 2002	Alex Mason	May 24, 2002	At age 13, he provided assistance to Emergency Responders in locating an injured 12-year-old boy at Hole 10 on the Golf Course.

2008 Beach Restoration Project

'Signal 30' Award

Resolutions

2006 Accomplishments

2007 Accomplishments