Welcome to the American Beach Property Owners Association
About Us
The purpose of the American Beach Property Owners’ Association, Inc. is to create, enhance, improve, promote, preserve, protect and perpetuate a healthy community for property owners of American Beach socially, economically,
and aesthetically, and do such other things as are incidental to the specific and general welfare of the American Beach Community as enunciated by the membership of the Association and its Board of Trustees.
The American Beach Property Owners' Association, Inc., (ABPOA) is a 501 (c)(4) social welfare organization. Think "Homeowners Association" without all the rules and regulations. This means that while it is tax-exempt from federal income taxes on the income raised or earned donation, contributions to ABPOA are not tax-deductible.
Membership is voluntary, unlike many more structured homeowners associations, and there are no fines levied for non-participation.
Board & Committees
Officers
​President: Pam McCorkle Buncum
Vice President: Mark Johnson
Treasurer: Beverly McKenzie
Secretary: Debra Morrison
Parliamentarian: Eldrige Groomes
Chaplain: Erving Gilyard
Trustees
​Dr. Berta Arias
Dr. Beverly Davis
Janyce Dawkins
Joyce Jefferson
Andrew Johnson
Joy Lawson
Tony Nelson
American Beach Water & Sewer
Chair : Tony Brown
Environment & Landscape
Chair : Erving Gilyard
Technology & Website
Chair : Debra Morrison
By-Laws
Chair : Mark Johnson
Event Planning
Chair : Beverly McKenzie
Communications & Membership
Chair : Berta Arias
Road Safety & Beach Preservation
Chair : Pam Buncum
Our Achievements
ABPOA: Committed to Preserving and Enhancing the American Beach Community
Some of the meaningful contributions that past and present members of the ABPOA have made to their community include:
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National Historical District designation
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Historical Markers
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Improved Street Signs
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Protection of Nana Dunes and Little Nana Dunes system
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Beach and Dune Preservation
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Establishing the American Beach Museum
We are currently actively engaged in efforts to install street lighting and fire hydrants throughout the neighborhood, and obtaining water and sewer connections for all properties on American Beach.
