The Isle of Palms Police Department has twenty-two (22) sworn police officers and seven (7) non-sworn personnel serving a population of approximately 5,000 citizens. The department provides such services as Crime Prevention, Criminal Investigations, Traffic Enforcement, Victim Services, Animal Services and Beach Patrol to those that live, work and visit the Isle of Palms.
Community Crime Map
Contact Information
Physical & Mailing Address
30 J.C. Long Boulevard
Isle of Palms, South Carolina 29451
Emergency Phone Number
911
Non-Emergency Phone Number
(843) 886-6522
Police Dispatch
(843) 743-7200
Fax Number
(843) 886-8527
| Name | Title | Phone Number |
|---|---|---|
| Kevin Cornett | Chief of Police | |
| Kraig Thompson | Deputy Chief of Police | |
| Tracy Waldron | Executive Assistant to the Chief of Police | |
| Ben Mize | Detective | |
| Robert Forsythe | Lieutenant | |
| Sean Michael Kittrell | Animal Control Officer | |
| Amanda Postell | Victim's Advocate & Emergency Management & Accreditation Corporal | |
| Sharon Baldrick | Special Services Sergeant | |
| Matthew Storen | Detective Sergeant/Public Information Officer | |
| Ian Mobley | Patrol Sergeant | |
| Joseph Tumminelli | Patrol Sergeant | |
| Chad King | Patrol Sergeant | |
| Kevin Barattini | Patrol Sergeant | |
| Rory O'Toole | Code Enforcement & Livability Officer | |
| Jace Kowsky | Code Enforcement & Livability Officer |
Policies and Procedures of the Isle of Palms Police Department
Department Organizational Chart
Resources
Event Permits
The City of Isle of Palms requires a permit for gatherings of more than 50 people on public property, including the beach and beach access paths. Please complete the Permit Application for Gatherings below. Applications must be submitted to the Police Department no later than 14 days prior to the planned gathering.
Permit application for gatherings on public property, including the beach
Written permits may be granted to broadcast programs of music, speeches, general entertainment, or announcements as a part of and incident to community celebrations of national, State, or City occasions, public festivals, or other public interest events.
The City of Isle of Palms requires a permit to show, exhibit, or provide rides on for entertainment, a horse, pony, mule, donkey or other similar animal.
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