News and Announcements
Residents can place their Christmas trees curbside with their yard debris beginning on January 4th, 2021. All Christmas trees must be clean (no tinsel, ornaments, etc..) to ensure prompt pickup. Per the City of Charleston, February 2nd, 2021 will be the last day for Christmas tree pickup.
Island News
CHARLESTON, S.C. – APRIL 18, 2024 – Despite encountering significant environmental challenges over the last month, the new Daniel Island Beresford Bridge is scheduled to open on June 7th, 2024. Crews addressed unforeseen embankment stabilization requirements on both...
The Flying Fish Swim Team season is about to begin! 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 evaluation will take place Monday,...
Thank you for your patience as East West Partners and the Daniel Island Town Association (DITA) have been working diligently to get a temporary trail from the Barfield Bridge to the Waterfront area reopened. A new temporary trail from the Barfield Bridge to the...
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...
Daniel Island is an ever-changing community with many new residents moving to the island every month. We have compiled a short article of resources helpful for new residents. Daniel Island Property Owners' Association (POA) - The Daniel Island Property Owners’...
With the increased number of recreational bicyclists on Daniel Island, now is the perfect time to review bicycle safety and etiquette with your children and teenagers, and for a review for everyone of all ages. Whether they are new cyclists out on their own for the...
Now is a great time for everyone to review the pool rules. Please make sure that you have your pool fobs. The fobs are property-specific, small grey or green circular devices that grant you access to the pools when they are open. FOBs If...
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...
Continue to our announcements page to view all recent news articles.
