Community Update | 7.23.26

Q2 Reports Now Live on the Quarterly Reporting Dashboard

Quarter 2 reports are now live on our Quarterly Reporting Dashboard. This quarter's reports also include historical year-over-year comparisons, giving added context on trends across our operations rather than a single quarter's snapshot.

The dashboard provides easy access to Sea Pines CSA operational reports each quarter, including:

• Gate and Pass Data
• Financial Reports
• Capital Projects & Critical Infrastructure
• Community Standards
• Maintenance Service Requests
• Safety, Security & Transportation Reports

Visit seapinesliving.com/dashboard to review the latest Q2 data. Questions? Please email info@csaseapines.com.

Critical Infrastructure Projects to Begin Early Fall 2026

The following major critical infrastructure projects are scheduled to begin this fall to improve our community's stormwater drainage systems, roadways, and overall safety. 

• Lighthouse Lane Infrastructure Improvement Project Phase 4
• Deer Island Bridge Replacement Project
• Beach Lagoon Pedestrian Timber Bridge #31 Replacement Project
• Beachwalk #47 Infrastructure Improvement Project

Please visit the project websites for detailed maps, traffic management information, and ongoing updates at seapinesliving.com/projects. Comments or questions for our Capital Projects Department may be submitted online here.

Take a Virtual Ride Down Miner's Mile



Miner's Mile, the newest stretch of leisure trail in the Sea Pines Forest Preserve, officially opened in early May. If you haven't had a chance to visit yet, you can preview the whole route before you head out.

David Henderson, Director of Forest Preserve and Natural Resources, rode the length of the new 1-mile leisure trail, capturing the route end to end. The footage has been sped up, so the whole trip takes just a couple of minutes to watch! Take a quick look at what's now available to walkers, joggers, and cyclists. Watch the ride here.

To view the trail on the Sea Pines Forest Preserve map click here.

Alligator Safety: What Everyone in Sea Pines Should Know

Alligator activity increases during the warmer months, which means sightings are more common this time of year. Please share these guidelines with your family, houseguests, and rental guests.

Important Safety Tips Regarding Alligators in Sea Pines:

• Assume every body of water contains an alligator
• Stay at least 60 feet (4 car lengths) away from alligators
• Alligators are ambush predators and can move faster than you or your pets
• Keep yourself, pets, and children away from the water's edge
• Swimming or wading is prohibited in Sea Pines' waterways
• Feeding or harassing alligators is dangerous and illegal
• When fishing or crabbing, do not throw used bait or fish parts into the water

Print and Digital Resources:

• A Digital Guide to Living with Alligators
• Alligators Live in Sea Pines Tri-fold Brochure

To report an alligator that is behaving aggressively or has moved into a walkway, roadway, or yard, contact Sea Pines Security at 843.671.7170.

Maintenance Projects & Services

Sea Pines CSA Board of Directors Election Applications Due 8/1

Sea Pines CSA is seeking dedicated individuals to run for the upcoming Board of Directors Election. Three (3) Class "A” Residential Director Board seats and One (1) Class "B” Commercial Director Board seat will become available on January 1, 2027. Candidate applications must be received by August 1, 2026.

To view all applications, forms, and additional information for interested candidates please visit seapinesliving.com/election.

News from Around the Community

Water Line Upgrade Project Continues Along North Sea Pines Drive

The South Island Public Service District (SIPSD) is continuing work on a water line upgrade project along North Sea Pines Drive. During this project work, crews will be working within the road right of way. Please send any questions to SIPSD directly, including questions about project details, timelines, or water service interruptions. SIPSD can be reached at (843) 785-6224 or through their website at sipsd.com.

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