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Meet Tammy Evans Fazio and David Thompson, two dedicated members of our community who are excited to serve on the 2024 HCPOA Board! We still have one vacancy open and are accepting nominations. If you or someone you know would be a great fit to join the HCPOA Board, fill out the nomination form today! Let's continue building a prosperous and educated community together. Nominate yourself or someone else: https://www.hcpoa.info/nomination

Meet Jason Whiting and Scott Kelley from the US Army Corps of Engineers Hartwell Lake and Dam Project this Monday night! They'll be fielding questions about the Hartwell Project's Shoreline Management program and policies at our Association's General Membership Meeting for September 2024. Ben Brown of Clean Cut Tree Care sponsors the pre-meeting social @ 6:30pm. See you there! Update: Lake Hartwell Association's Biannual Splash Away The Trash event, initially scheduled for last Saturday, September 14, has been rescheduled due to inclement weather related to Hurricane Francine. The event will take place at the same time and places, just one week later, this Saturday, September 21. See www.lakehartwellpcw.com/events for more details. Speaking of our friends at Lake Hartwell Association , their annual meeting is Thursday evening, September 26, @ 7:00pm in Anderson, SC. We've arranged a livestream for current and prospective members at the Adult Learning Center in Hartwell, our usual meeting place. Please RSVP via email to LHA per the above invitation.

Watch as HCPOA Board Member Matt Denton, who also serves as the Vice Chairman of Hart County GOP, addresses Hart County's Board of Commissioners (BOC) on July 9, 2024. Matt questions the Commissioners' motives and reasoning for driving the efforts to have Hart County voters increase the sales taxes they pay at the register by approving a T-SPLOST later this year for transportation (chiefly roads & bridges) improvements. Note the county recently discovered an excess roads & bridges cash reserve of $7.7 million... Matt asks, "Hart County has enough cash reserves to fund 8 years of road and bridge repairs, so why aren't they fixing our roads and why are they trying to raise taxes? ... The County Commissioners are not acting like fiscally conservative Republicans. They're attempting via T-SPLOST to raise the sales tax % in Hart County to historically record high levels -- higher than Anderson County, and even higher than when Democrats ran Hart County." County Commissioner for District 4, Jeff Brown, is scheduled to speak about T-SPLOST at HCPOA's monthly General Membership Meeting this upcoming Monday, July 15. For details, visit www.hcpoa.info.