The Seabrook Island Property Owners Association (SIPOA) represents the interests of all Property Owners within the Seabrook Island Development.

Property Owner Association Quick Facts:

• All Property Owners in the Seabrook Island Development are members of SIPOA
• A volunteer Board of Directors elected by Property Owners, determines policy
• Volunteer committees support the Board’s work
• SIPOA professional staff manages the association and facilities
• Association annual assessments fund community services and operations/maintenance of common properties

Board of Directors

SIPOA is governed by a twelve-member elected volunteer Board of Directors who serve three-year terms.

POLICY GOVERNANCE | SIPOA adopted a Policy Based Governance structure in 2010. The Board is the governing body of the association and represents the interests of all Property Owners. The Board, with committee input, makes major policy decisions. Policies are implemented by staff who are also responsible for the daily operations of the association.

GOVERNING DOCUMENTS | The SIPOA governing documents are the foundation for all actions of the association. The documents include the Protective Covenants, Bylaws, Rules & Regulations, and SIPOA Policies.

SIPOA Vision Statement (Approved by the SIPOA Board of Directors in December 2021)
To be an idyllic ocean-front environment where neighbors collaborate to sustain and renew our island’s natural beauty and experience a wonderful quality of life.

SIPOA Mission Statement
SIPOA Owners will strive to preserve property values and to enhance the quality of life for SIPOA Property Owners and their guests by:

• Providing for sustained economic vibrancy of the organization
• Being proactive stewards of the natural environment
• Ensuring a secure and architecturally attractive community
• Constructing and maintaining high quality infrastructure, facilities and amenities
• Striving for excellence in all operations
• Maintaining a culture of professionalism and open communications

COMMITTEES | SIPOA bylaws establish ten standing committees. Committees serve in an advisory capacity to the Board and are composed of Board and volunteer members assisted by SIPOA staff. Committees are populated in February after the Annual Meeting. For more information on committees, their roles, and time commitments, click here.

VOLUNTEER TO SERVE | Property Owner volunteers are essential to association governance and are invited and encouraged to join committees. If you would like to apply to volunteer, click here. Learn more about volunteering here.