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It’s Illegal to Feed or Harass Alligators!
Alligators are a natural part of Lowcountry living and may be seen in any of our community’s ponds or moving between them, especially during warmer months. While sightings can increase this time of year, these animals prefer to avoid human interaction. Residents are...
It’s Illegal to Feed or Harass Alligators!
Alligators are a natural part of Lowcountry living and may be seen in any of our community’s ponds or moving between them, especially during warmer months. While sightings can increase this time of year, these animals prefer to avoid human interaction. Residents are...
It’s Illegal to Feed or Harass Alligators!
Alligators are a natural part of Lowcountry living and may be seen in any of our community’s ponds or moving between them, especially during warmer months. While sightings can increase this time of year, these animals prefer to avoid human interaction. Residents are...
2026 South Carolina Hurricane Season
Hurricanes form when the ocean water is warmest. In the Atlantic, hurricane season occurs throughout the summer and fall, specifically beginning June 1st to November 30th each year. Are you prepared? Please see below for links and information on emergency preparedness...
2026 South Carolina Hurricane Season
Hurricanes form when the ocean water is warmest. In the Atlantic, hurricane season occurs throughout the summer and fall, specifically beginning June 1st to November 30th each year. Are you prepared? Please see below for links and information on emergency preparedness...
Fireworks Are Illegal Within The City Of Charleston
As the Memorial Day holiday approaches, the Charleston Fire Department would like to remind our community about the rules and regulations regarding fireworks. City Ordinance Sec. 13-191 prohibits the use, sale, possession, and discharge of any fireworks within the...
Fireworks Are Illegal Within The City Of Charleston
As the Memorial Day holiday approaches, the Charleston Fire Department would like to remind our community about the rules and regulations regarding fireworks. City Ordinance Sec. 13-191 prohibits the use, sale, possession, and discharge of any fireworks within the...
More Announcements
It’s Illegal to Feed or Harass Alligators!
Alligators are a natural part of Lowcountry living and may be seen in any of our community’s ponds or moving between them,...
2026 South Carolina Hurricane Season
Hurricanes form when the ocean water is warmest. In the Atlantic, hurricane season occurs throughout the summer and fall,...
DI Garden Club Yard of the Month May 2026 Winners
The Daniel Island Garden Club warmly invites all residents of Daniel Island to join their community of garden enthusiasts. They...
Fireworks Are Illegal Within The City Of Charleston
As the Memorial Day holiday approaches, the Charleston Fire Department would like to remind our community about the rules and...
Memorial Day Holiday Hours & Information
POA Office Hours The Daniel Island Property Owners’ Association office will be closed on Monday, May 25th, in observance of the...
4.30 Roadwork Update: Berkeley County Resurfacing Project
We want to keep everyone informed of ongoing roadwork on Daniel Island, as it may impact your travel plans. Below are the latest...
Pick Up After Your Pet
Most Daniel Island pet owners responsibly clean up after their dogs, helping keep our community clean and safe. Unfortunately, some don’t, which creates unsanitary conditions and affects everyone’s enjoyment of our parks, trails, and common areas. When dog waste or...
Flying Fish Swim Team Schedule
The Flying Fish Swim Team season has begun! Below is some useful information for both swim team families and non-swim team families. Swimmer Evaluation/Preseason Info: For those swimmers who registered for the team, swimmer evaluations take place using 2 lanes on...
Welcome To Daniel Island!
Daniel Island is an ever-changing community with many new residents moving to the island every month. We have compiled a short article on helpful resources for residents, whether you are a new resident or have been here for years. Daniel Island Property Owners'...
Safety Reminders for Trails
The trails on Daniel Island are a place of enjoyment and recreation for the residents and guests of Daniel Island. Below are a few important courtesy and safety reminders to keep everyone’s experience safe and enjoyable. Multi-Use Trails All trails on Daniel Island...
Berkeley County Mosquito Abatement
As many of you know, spring and summer in Charleston bring humid high temperatures, which means a rise in mosquito activity. Mosquitoes are typically most active at sunrise and sunset, or dawn and dusk, and they can certainly put a damper on your activities during...
Spring Lawn Maintenance Tips
Spring is the season of growth, renewal, and repair. Below are some homeowner landscaping tips that will help your lawn look great and assist in maintaining its property value. We would like to remind all residents that it is the responsibility of the property owner...
Exterior Modifications to Your Home or Property
This is a friendly reminder for our new and existing residents that the CC&Rs (Daniel Island's governing documents) applicable to your property require that you receive approval from the Daniel Island Architectural Review Board (ARB) prior...
Swim Lessons Are In Full Swing
As a reminder, the Daniel Island Community Association (DICA) continues to allow approved third-party swim instructors to offer lessons at the Scott Park Pool throughout the swim season. If you or your family are currently participating in lessons, please remember...
Trash Can & Yard Debris Reminders
We wanted to remind all residents of the following garbage pick-up, garbage can placement, and yard debris rules and regulations. Residents may receive an email or phone call reminding them of these restrictions. Following these rules/regulations will help avoid more...
Don’t Move The Fawn – A Message from SCDNR
We know fawns are cute, but please do not disturb them. It's that time of year when mother deer leave their babies in safe locations while they find food and rest. She's likely not far away and will return to get her baby soon. It's part of nature's plan for a doe...
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