On April 30, 2024, Thomas Tisdale of the City of Charleston’s Department of Traffic and Transportation joined residents at The Hub for a presentation about the department and a discussion about traffic and transportation-related concerns at Point Hope.

City of Charleston and Berkeley County ordinances regarding soliciting and selling door-to-door apply to the neighborhoods at Point Hope. Here’s what you need to know:

Do you want to know how to improve the community where you live? There’s no better way than to give some of your time to a local charitable organization that supports those who are less fortunate. In Charleston, there are endless ways to give back.

A brief background of the historic Thoroughbred racing stables in New Jersey, and it’s connection to Point Hope.

As a resident at Point Hope, it’s important for you to understand that all parking and traffic regulations adopted by the City of Charleston and State of South Carolina apply for the streets at Point Hope.

Plans are coming together for Point Hope’s swim, racquet sport and recreational center. Doolittle Park will be Point Hope’s signature amenity, a resident-only destination where you can do as much – or as little – as you desire.

Did you know that at Point Hope you are not required to separate your trash from your recycling? That’s because in 2019, Berkeley County began a new “single stream collection” program designed to make it easier for households to recycle.

A variety of new businesses will be opening at Point Hope this year in several new venues within the heart of our growing community!