Major Projects

In 2001, the Town began working with the United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) to develop the Town's Hurricane and Storm Damage and Reduction Project which received Congressional approval in 2014. Even though the project was authorized, it did not receive obligated funds ($22.2 M) until

Town Hall is located at 2414 Murray Street. The current Town Hall was built in 1985 on a 0.26-acre site as a one-story building with 2,491 square feet. In 2005 the building was renovated by Charleston Constructors for $148,000 and is currently 3,042 square feet. The construction is wood frame on a

The Town has contracted with Davis & Floyd Engineering to develop a series of drainage studies designed to serve as planning tools for securing funding and implementing improvements. The Interior Lagoon Study has been completed, and the Town has already applied for funding to advance the recommended

Last year the Town contracted with American Engineering Consultants to perform the sewer system modeling and capital improvements program. This involved field investigations and condition assessment of the system. American Engineering conducted monitoring to establish wet weather and summer peaking