THE FUTURE OF JOHNS ISLAND...
... depends upon an informed and engaged citizenry.
... depends upon an informed and engaged citizenry.
This website is a source for Johns Islanders who want to understand the information behind the issues so they can more effectively engage with local governments. We hope this information will help empower you to take the necessary steps to accomplish your vision for Johns Island.
Please sign up for our biweekly newsletter here to stay informed.
At the heart of many issues on Johns Island is land planning and the heart of land planning on Johns Island is the Urban Growth Boundary (UGB). If nothing else, you can read about the UGB here.
If you have more time, we recommend you peruse the documents listed in Essential Reading.
There are also several community organizations on Johns Island that may interest you, including:
We look forward to your engagement on issues that impact us all.
It all starts with knowing who represents you and then using the many resources available to you to understand the issues.
Over the years many governmental plans been written concerning Johns Island and beyond.
Johns Island and the Lowcountry have a long history and a rich culture.
Agriculture , including farms, stables, and silviculture, are still important aspects of Johns Island culture and economy.
Find our about transportation, water and sewer, and power infrastructure projects on Johns Island.
Here is your source for data for housing, census, and more.
Find out about our many local, regional, and state organizations.
To stay informed about issues impacting Johns Island, sign up for emails from various government entities.
ABOUT US
The Johns Island Advocate website and newsletter are published by Johns Island residents as a result of the proposed “burn pit” on Main Road. We realized we needed more community involvement and we decided that both a website and a newsletter were the best approach.
We are self funded and are not associated with or accept funds from any other organization.
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