Mt. Pleasant News
Mayor Proposes Changes for Mount Pleasant, SC
Thursday, January 28th, 2010Mount Pleasant, SC’s Mayor Billy Swails recently met with business leaders to discuss the future of the quickly growing town. Since taking office in November, Swails has emphasized the town’s commitment to being business friendly. A short meeting at Alhambra Hall was called in an effort to inform the public of the status of Mount Pleasant’s budget.
Water Taxi Seeks New Dock
Monday, January 11th, 2010Charleston’s Parks and Capital Projects Department applied for a permit from federal regulators to build a new floating dock near historic downtown Charleston. This dock would allow various private water taxi companies to operate in Waterfront Park.
4thQ 2009 Home Sales for Mt. Pleasant, SC
Monday, January 4th, 20104th quarter 2009 home sales data for Mt. Pleasant, SC
Mt. Pleasant Wants to Hear From You
Tuesday, December 29th, 2009The town of Mt. Pleasant, SC launched a marketing initiative in September that is encouraging residents to take part in their research. Aiming to develop a business plan that will increase the quality of life for residents, town officials want to hear from YOU!
First tree-lighting at Memorial Waterfront Park
Monday, November 30th, 2009“Santa will arrive on a bright red fire truck to listen to Christmas requests and distribute candy canes,” he said. “Entertainment will include local performers, and a Toys for Tots drive will be held at 7 p.m. in the Cooper River Room at the Visitor Center. Bring your children and good cheer and help us usher the Christmas season into our wonderful town!”
Mount Pleasant Wins Public Service Award
Thursday, November 19th, 2009The town council created the Workforce Housing Advisory Committee which in turn generated workforce housing in various areas around Mount Pleasant. These zoned areas provide affordable housing within the town of Mount Pleasant.
Port of Charleston Works Toward Greener Operations
Sunday, November 15th, 2009A robust, growing port and a cleaner, healthier environment are long-term goals of the Port of Charleston. As part of last month’s “World Maritime Day” festivities, the Port hosted various businesses, which showcased various projects aimed at benefiting and protecting the environment.
First-Time Home Buyer Clinics
Sunday, October 4th, 2009Topics to be discussed include mortgage programs, buying HUD properties and foreclosures, home inspections, homeownership insurance, getting the most out of your real estate agents, legal fees, and current market conditions.
Mt. Pleasant Traffic Relief
Monday, September 14th, 2009Mt Pleasant, SC has a new addition: Hungry Neck Boulevard will be completed soon and open to the public. This $4.7 million project has been delayed due to bad summer weather. The road is anticipated to be open to traffic by early November.
The new two-lane road will link the Isle of Palms Connector and Six Mile Road. It will have a median along with pedestrian walkways on both sides of the road. The roadway will be a much-needed relief to the already busy US 17.