With more than 1,100 homes in Whitehall, we have many opportunities to join together for neighborhood enhancement, socializing, and community projects. We hope you will participate in some of our neighborhood activities.
Am I a member of the Whitehall Homeowners Association?
As residents of Whitehall, the adults in your household are already members of the Whitehall Homeowners Association. When you pay the very nominal annual dues, you’ll also be eligible to vote in elections and on Association issues.
Read more about membership and dues payment on the Membership page.
What does the Association do?
Your dues support Whitehall HOA activities such as improvement and maintenance of the Whitehall entrance gardens; upgrades of street signs at highly-visible intersections; displays throughout the neighborhood of hundreds of flags for special holidays; as well as the Christmas Lights contest, Fourth of July parade, block parties, and more.
We need your participation for neighborhood improvement projects, WHOA-led street clean-ups, holiday gatherings and more.
The Board of Directors works to encourage neighbors to maintain and improve their properties, and coordinates with Lexington County and other government entities for infrastructure maintenance.
The Whitehall HOA also provides practical support for other neighborhood organizations, such as the Whitehall Garden Club.
Where can I find more information about the Association and my neighborhood?
This website is regularly updated with current neighborhood events and plans. It also has information about the Association’s by-laws, Association newsletters, and community activities.
You can use the Contact Us page to send an email to the Association. Use the navigation links below to learn more about WHOA and the many other community organizations and public services you'll want to know about.
We hope the information here and elsewhere on the website will help you become more acquainted with your new neighborhood and the surrounding areas. Please contact us if you have any questions, or if we can help you in any way. We are glad you’re here, and we welcome you to Whitehall!
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Neighborhood Resources
The Saint Andrews, Bower Parkway and Harbison Boulevard areas contain a multitude of businesses, including restaurants, movie theaters, retail shops, grocery stores, banks and more. Additional nearby community resources of interest are listed here.
Library
Lexington County Public Library.
6251 Saint Andrews Road, Columbia. Phone 803-798-7880.
Parks
Irmo-Chapin Recreation Commission.
Pedestrian entrance – intersection of Shareditch and Sandhurst Roads.
Recreation center offices and facility – 200 Leisure Lane, Columbia. Phone 803-772-3336.
East entrance - 6071 Saint Andrews Road, Columbia. Phone 803-213-2060
West Entrance - 5605 Bush River Road, Columbia. Phone 803-731-5208
SCE&G Lake Murray Public Parks
Boating, fishing, picnicking at the Irmo side of the dam.
Swimming, picnicking at the Lexington side of the dam.
Walking, running across the dam.
Urgent Care Facilities
100 Jimmy Love Lane, Columbia. Phone 803-772-5030.
Lexington Medical Center Irmo - Urgent Care
7035 Saint Andrews Road, Columbia. Phone 803-749-0924.
Hospitals
Palmetto Health Baptist Parkridge
400 Palmetto Health Parkway, Columbia. Phone 803-907-7000.
2720 Sunset Boulevard, Lexington. Phone 803-791-2000.
Caregivers' Resource
201 Saint Andrews Road, Columbia. Phone 803-888-7525.
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Lexington County Government
Lexington County Administration Building
212 S. Lake Drive, Lexington. Phone 803-785-8100.
Lexington County's website offers extensive information and resources. Below are some of the most frequently requested services.
Community Development - Zoning, subdivision regulations and more.
County Council - Whitehall is in County Council District 7.
Solid Waste Management - Whitehall is in Franchise District 2.
Treasurer - Property taxes, vehicle taxes.
Voter Registration and Elections
Lexington County Judicial Center and Clerk of Court
205 E. Main Street, Lexington. Ph 803-359-8000.
Lexington County Sheriff's Department
521 Gibson Road, Lexington. Phone 803-785-8230.
In an emergency, dial 911.
Other information on the Lexington County website.
The county's map services are a particularly interesting and valuable resource.
These dynamic online maps are frequently updated with information about property ownership, road maintenance responsibilities, flood areas, historical tours, hiking trails and much more.
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State Government
The State Government website has links to most state agencies' sites, including —
For vehicle titles and registration, driver's licenses and non-driver's ID cards,
SC Department of Motor Vehicles.
For info about construction and maintenance of state highway system,
SC Department of Transportation.
For Highway Patrol and other law enforcement for traffic, motor vehicles and commercial carriers,
SC Department of Public Safety.