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AMI Update
The Automated Metering Infrastructure (AMI) project has progressed over the past few months.
Approximately 97% of the meters have been replaced, with full installation anticipated by early February.
Once the system is up and running, the Town will be alerted if a water leak is detected. More information regarding increased billing frequency, electronic payment options and customer portal access will be made in the coming months.
This project is funded by legislative earmarks in the amount of $1 million…
Golf Cart 2026 Decal
Reminder that golf carts must have a Town of Edisto Beach decal to operate in Town limits. If your golf cart decal expired on December 31, 2025, you must renew your decal.
An Edisto Beach address must be listed on the state golf cart registration in order to obtain an Edisto Beach decal. The state registration and decal must be current to obtain an Edisto Beach golf cart decal. See additional information here: townofedistobeach.com
Starfish Awards
Town Council presented the Starfish Award to Assistant Fire Chief Ken Sallenger, who was nominated for the Starfish by Town resident Jeanine Rhodes for Ken’s assistance on August 6 when her dear friend and neighbor, Pat Stare, collapsed while cutting her grass. Ms. Rhodes and another individual were already administering CPR when Assistant Chief Sallenger arrived, but he stepped in to try and revive Mr. Stare. Mr. Stare did not survive, but Ms. Rhodes noted Ken’s great leadership and concern by taking over the task at the scene. He also called several times following that day to check on Mr. Stare’s wife and Ms. Rhodes. This care and concern and compassion meant so much to Mrs. Stare and Ms. Rhodes.
Town Council thanked Ken for his dedication and commitment to our Town residents.
A ceremonial swearing-in was held at the January 8th meeting for Officer Brian Dowdy, who joined the Edisto Beach Police Department in December. Welcome, Officer Dowdy!
