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With the Governor's recent order that all bars and restaurants close their dining rooms, we'd like to make it clear to citizens that area businesses are still open for take out. The list below contains details for many local eating options so we can all support our local businesses. If you'd like to be added to the list and your restaurant is located within the city limits of the City of Isle of...

The City of Isle of Palms continues to monitor the emergence and spread of COVID-19 and preparing for potential impacts to our community. At this time, the City of Isle of Palms and Charleston County are currently operating under normal conditions. The City will continue to monitor the situation and will modify our plans based on the public health data and recommendations from the SC Department of...

As the situation continues to change rapidly, our top priority remains the health, safety, and well-being of our community and staff. The Federal Government has issued new guidelines and recommendations for the public to slow the spread of the Coronavirus, including avoiding groups of more than 10 people and urging older Americans to stay home and avoid discretionary travel and social visits...

The City of Isle of Palms, in coordination with federal, state and local partners, is closely monitoring the emergence and spread of COVID-19 and preparing for potential impacts to our community. As cases are confirmed, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is posting regular updates on its website. The health and well being of our employees and community is the City's top priority...

Residents of the Isle of Palms are invited to apply to be a member of the Swimming Pool Citizen Advisory Board. City Council formed the Swimming Pool Citizen Advisory Board (CAB) for the purpose of collecting and analyzing survey data from the community to help research, assess and evaluate the community's opinions about the need for and use of a community swimming pool at the Recreation Center...

The Public Safety Building will be going through significant renovations starting in March of this year. It is estimated that the project will be completed within 10-12 months. In order to expedite the construction and rehabilitation schedule, the City will relocate the operations from the Police and Fire Departments out of the building. The City has installed mobile office trailers in Parking Lot...

Construction has begun on a project to improve the intersection at the end of the IOP Connector and Palm Boulevard. This project involves the construction of a 10 foot multi-use path that will connect the shoulder of the Isle of Palms Connector Bridge, which is used by bicyclists and pedestrians, to the sidewalk and right-of-way on Palm Boulevard. This project will redirect pedestrian and bicycle...

On Thursday, January 30th, the City hosted a Community Marina Workshop at the Recreation Center to seek feedback from the community about their vision for the Isle of Palms Marina. City Council views the implementation of the community's vision for the marina as part of their legacy and something the island's residents will be proud of and enjoy for years to come. The community workshop was a...

There will be no residential curbside collection on Wednesday, December 25 or Wednesday, January 1. Collection will resume on Thursday, December 26 and Thursday, January 2 with holiday makeup days occurring on the day following your regularly scheduled pick up day. Please ensure that your cart is out for pickup before 7am.

Employee Spotlight: Squeaky the Dolphin About Squeaky: Squeaky has been employed by IOP for a year now! She entertains tourists at the beach. She loves eating fish, making people smile, and swimming really fast. Interview: Interviewer: Where were you born? Squeaky: "Squeak" Interviewer: What brought you to IOP? Squeaky: "Squeak" Interviewer: What's your favorite part about working at IOP? Squeaky...