Hilton Head Island

IN ONE HOUR....Celebrate the start of The Town of Hilton Head Island's CRESCENDO at the annual Kickoff Party at Shelter Cove Community Park! Great performances, original artwork, arts and cultural organization displays, and much more! Come see the cast from the Arts Center of Coastal Carolina's "Come From Away," the Hilton Head Dance Theatre, Hilton Head Preparatory School, and headliner Phoenix Mendoza on stage. Crescendo runs from October 12 through November 23 this year. Check out the link for a full list of events: bit.ly/4q7JoGY

Storm Message #4 – Final Update Tropical Storm Imelda will not make landfall on the Southeast coast. Heavy rain, strong winds, high surf, rip currents, and isolated coastal flooding may still occur during the next couple of days. Please remain prepared for adverse weather conditions. Normal operations and business hours are in place for the coming week. Beach renourishment remains paused at Pine Island given current ocean conditions and for the construction crew’s safety. Tracking this storm served as good reminders to: -Tell us if you see something that you think needs the Town’s attention. Please report it through the MyHHI app, hiltonheadislandsc.gov/myhhi/ , available for free download in the Apple and Google Play stores. You have the option to upload a photo with each non-emergency service request that is routed to Town staff, who will help answer questions and provide solutions. - Stay up to date on the weather forecast through official sources, such as US National Weather Service Charleston and local news media channels. - Review your plan. Resources for storm preparedness and planning are available through the Town’s Hurricane Center: hiltonheadislandsc.gov/hurricane/ and hiltonheadislandsc.gov/ready/guide.cfm . On behalf of Mayor Alan Perry, Town Council and our Town emergency management team, thank you for your attention and please stay safe.

Storm Update #3 The Town of Hilton Head Island is still monitoring Tropical Depression 9 (future Imelda), meeting regularly with regional and local authorities, and preparing for heavy rainfall and potential flooding tomorrow into Tuesday. The forecast continues to improve for our area, however, we should all remain prepared for adverse weather conditions. Safety is our priority. The Town’s leadership and emergency management team will continue to meet during the next 24-36 hours as needed; however, normal operations and business hours are in place for the coming week. At least one more community update is anticipated for tomorrow afternoon between 2 and 4 p.m. Beach renourishment has been paused at Pine Island given current ocean conditions and for the construction crew’s safety. For your safety and that of others, as always, please: -Tell us if you see something that you think needs the Town’s attention. Please report it through the MyHHI app (hiltonheadislandsc.gov/myhhi/), available for free download in the Apple and Google Play stores. You have the option to upload a photo with each non-emergency service request that is routed to Town staff, who will help answer questions and provide solutions. - Stay up-to-date on the weather forecast through official sources, such as US National Weather Service Charleston and local news media channels. - Review your plan. Resources for storm preparedness and planning are available through the Town’s Hurricane Center: hiltonheadislandsc.gov/hurricane/ and hiltonheadislandsc.gov/ready/guide.cfm . Additional information is available through Beaufort County Government SC and the South Carolina Emergency Management Division. - Take this opportunity to examine grated and curb inlets, pipe ends, property drainage ditches and similar infrastructure and remove any blockages, excessive dirt or sediment, leaves, or other debris that would prevent the flow of water. For additional tips on reducing your flood risk, visit reducefloodrisk.org .

Storm Update 2: The Town of Hilton Head Island is monitoring Tropical Depression 9 (future Imelda) and continues to meet regularly with regional and local authorities. While the forecast looks more positive for our area, we still do not know exactly how the storm will impact the Island; the community should continue to prepare for heavy rainfall and potential flooding on Monday and Tuesday. The Town’s leadership and emergency management team continue to meet and discuss storm developments, preparedness, and operational impacts as the weather forecast evolves. Community updates will be provided daily between 2 and 4 p.m. More updates will be added if needed. At this time, beach renourishment work will continue at Pine Island. For your safety and that of others, please: - Stay up-to-date on the weather forecast through official sources, such as US National Weather Service Charleston SC and local news media channels. - Review your plan. Resources for storm preparedness and planning are available through the Town’s Hurricane Center: hiltonheadislandsc.gov/hurricane/ and hiltonheadislandsc.gov/ready/guide.cfm . Additional information is available through Beaufort County Government SC and the South Carolina Emergency Management Division. - Prepare as more information becomes available. For example, now is a good time to examine grated and curb inlets, pipe ends, property drainage ditches and similar infrastructure and remove any blockages, excessive dirt or sediment, leaves, or other debris that would prevent the flow of water. For additional tips on reducing your flood risk, visit reducefloodrisk.org .

The Town of Hilton Head Island is monitoring 94L (future Imelda), a storm that is expected to become a tropical depression in the coming days. It remains too early to know its exact impact in South Carolina; however, the Island community should prepare for heavy rainfall and potential flooding. The Town’s leadership and emergency management team are meeting regularly to discuss storm developments, preparedness, and operational impacts as the weather forecast evolves. Community updates will be provided daily between 2 and 4 p.m. More updates will be added as needed. At this time, beach renourishment work will continue. For your safety and that of others, please: - Stay up-to-date on the weather forecast through official sources, such as US National Weather Service Charleston SC and local news media channels. - Review your plan. Resources for storm preparedness and planning are available through the Town’s Hurricane Center: hiltonheadislandsc.gov/hurricane/ and hiltonheadislandsc.gov/ready/guide.cfm . Additional information is available through Beaufort County Government SC and the SC South Carolina Emergency Management Division. - Prepare as more information becomes available. For example, now is a good time to examine grated and curb inlets, pipe ends, property drainage ditches and similar infrastructure and remove any blockages, excessive dirt or sediment, leaves, or other debris that would prevent the flow of water. For additional tips on reducing your flood risk, visit reducefloodrisk.org .

🎶✨ Get ready, Hilton Head Island! ✨🎶 Join us for the 3rd Annual Hilton Head Island Jam, a one-of-a-kind songwriters festival bringing Nashville’s spirit to South Carolina! 📅 September 18–21, 2025 📍 Multiple venues across Hilton Head Island Experience a weekend of unforgettable live music with Nashville hitmakers and incredible local talent. From intimate songwriter rounds to high-energy performances, it’s a festival you don’t want to miss! 🎤 Explore the full artist lineups, venues, dates, and times — and download the HHI Jam app for the best festival experience, here: hiltonheadislandjam.com . . #HHIJam #HiltonHeadIsland #LowcountryLiveMusic #NashvilleMeetsHiltonHead #TownofHHI

🏓 Happy National Pickleball Day from the Town of Hilton Head Island! 🏓 Whether you're a seasoned pro or new to the game, our pickleball courts at Adrianna Park (Old Schoolhouse Park) are a popular spot for community play. This neighborhood park is part of the Town’s Strategic Action Plan - Goal #10: Enhance Community Well-being Through Parks and Recreation Enhancements, which includes ongoing maintenance, upgrades, and long-term investments in our parks. 📍Located off William Hilton Parkway on the north end of the Island, Adrianna Park also features: ✔️ A basketball court ✔️ Open fields for soccer or football ✔️ A parking lot ✔️ A scenic tidal marsh backdrop We’re committed to providing high-quality, accessible recreational spaces for all. Let’s celebrate community wellness through play, today and every day! 🙌 . . #NationalPickleballDay #HiltonHeadIsland #CommunityWellBeing #StrategicActionPlan #PickleballHHI #ParksAndRecHHI #TownofHHI

Please be mindful of the flooding advisory in effect for Hilton Head Island until 11 a.m. today. Use the free MyHHI app (hiltonheadislandsc.gov/myhhi/) to report any flooding or large areas of standing water. Do not drive through or enter any flooded areas...turn around, don't drown!

CONTRACTORS OPEN HOUSE Come meet the Town of Hilton Head Island’s Building Official team for our first-ever open house just for contractors! 🛠️ Let’s work together to improve efficiency and service! 🔗 More Info: hiltonheadislandsc.gov/calendar

Council Member and Mayor Pro-Tem Alex Brown will host a community meeting to give an update on the William Hilton Parkway Corridor & Bridge Project and Workforce Housing advancements on Fri, June 20, from 5 to 6 p.m. at the Rowing and Sailing Center at Squire Pope Community Park

We’re looking for one passionate HHI resident to serve on the Beaufort Jasper Housing Trust Board! Apply now or learn more: onboard.hiltonheadislandsc.gov/vacancies . . #HHI #WorkforceHousing #ServeHHI #TownofHHI

Safety first! Always wear a helmet, use lights at night, and follow local traffic laws. Let’s keep Hilton Head Island’s trails safe for everyone! Review our safety guidelines: hiltonheadislandsc.gov/safety/bicycli… . . #TownofHHI #BikeMonth

Bike Month is here! Are you looking for a family fun way to celebrate Bike Month? Join Pedal Hilton Head Island this Sunday, May 4th Five distances for all levels of riders! Details and registration: pedalhhi.org . . #BikeMonth #HiltonHeadIsland #TownofHHI

Love the beach? Love helping people? This job has both! We are hiring Seasonal Beach Ambassadors to help make our beaches welcoming, safe, and fun for everyone this summer. Learn more & apply here: hiltonheadislandsc.gov/jobs . . #HiltonHeadIsland #BeachAmbassador #TownOfHHI

The 2025 business license renewal period is ending soon! 📅! For more information on the renewal process: hiltonheadislandsc.gov/business/renew… . . #townofhhi #businesslicense #renewal

💜 Today, we celebrate the incredible women in our community who make Hilton Head Island a better place every day. Thank you for your leadership, hard work, and dedication! 💪 . . #InternationalWomensDay #TownofHHI

New Parking Fees Effective March 1! For full details - including park locations, rates, and enforcement - read the full release here: hiltonheadislandsc.gov/news/news.cfm?… Residents, get your free parking pass here: hiltonheadislandsc.gov/beach/parking/…

Starting Thursday, Feb. 20, the Town of Hilton Head Island will conduct stormwater maintenance at the Jarvis Creek Pump Station (4 Nature’s Way). Please use caution when traveling in the area.

Beach renourishment is more than sand! Learn more about the importance of beach renourishment here 👉 hiltonheadislandsc.gov/beachrenourish… . . #HiltonHeadIsland #BeachRenourishment #TownofHHI

The National Weather Service continues to track a winter weather event that will impact Beaufort County and the Town of Hilton Head Island during the next 24 hours. hiltonheadislandsc.gov/weather/