History of Murrells Inlet and Murrells Inlet 2020

Facilitated the construction and funding of the Inlet to Intracoastal Multipurpose Path - a 4 mile biking/walking path that connects the Inlet to the Intracoastal Waterway at Wacca Wachee Marina.

Champion of projects to preserve public access to the marsh – Marshwalk, Bike Bridge, Morse Park Landing, Jetty View Walk.

Erected and maintain user-friendly signs throughout the inlet

Partnering with local schools to teach our children about water quality

Promoting area businesses

Beautifying the area with litter clean-ups and landscaping projects

Hosting community forums

Running the volunteer Inlet Water Quality Monitoring Program, in partnership with CCU Watershed Academy

Completed major lighting & landscaping enhancements at entrance areas

Initiated recycling of glass, cans & plastic on the Marshwalk, at Morse park Landing and  Wacca Wache Landing

Doing full remodel of Morse Park scheduled for late 2020

Head up Spring Tide Clean Up, ridding Inlet of over 4 tons of trash each year

Organize the “Fall Haul” to clean-up the marsh and the river at Wacca Wache Landing in conjunction with the DNR Beach & River Sweep held mid September every year.

Completed an Economic Impact Study of the Murrells Inlet area.

Created a Murrells Inlet Watershed Based Plan.

Pushed for the renovation of the Murrells Inlet Community Center.  The building was unveiled in 2014.

Maintain (trash pick up, mow and trim) the Bypass 17 median through Murrells inlet.