Welcome to the Island Moorings Community Improvement Association (IMCIA)! We are a homeowners association representing residents on important issues affecting our community. The association was formed in 1982. Residents of our community wanted to maintain the high-quality of life in our neighborhood and work together to address important issues of common concern as they arise.

This website is designed as a communications vehicle for IMCIA members. New residents can learn more about our community and how to obtain important services from the City of Port Aransas.  Residents can stay up to date on news and emerging issues, learn more about ways to protect the safety and security of our neighborhood, and find useful information in our "Resource Center." They can also share information, such as recommendations of tradespeople with whom they’ve had good experiences.

If you have questions or comments or concerns, please contact the IMCIA Board through our "Contact Us" page.

IMCIA News Updates----

SPECIAL CALLED MEETING- December 9, 2021

A special called meeting was held on Thursday, December 9,2021 for all IMCIA members. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss the vote currently happening to move the taxability of the proceeds from the property sale in 2021 to 2022.  An update on the canal dredging project and was presented by IMCIA President, Lisette Barton and IMCIA Treasurer, John Scott presented the estimated Special Assessment in 2022 to cover the cost of the dredging project. Click here to see the detailed slides used in the presentation   
​July 4th Parade
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The July 4th celebration took place in the Island Moorings Communities with the annual parade hosted by Mustang Beach 1 and 2 HOA's.  The annual July 4th parade has been a long time event in the Island Moorings Communities.  The parade starts at the intersection of Marina Drive/Bayside Drive and proceeds down Bayside to the flag pole at the esplanade. The National Anthem is sung by the community members in attendance.  After the vocal celebration, refreshments are a main event.  Thanks Mustang 1 & 2 for our Annual July 4th Celebration!  
Community Clean-Up Event- April 10
On April 10th, Island Moorings Community members gathered on Mustang Blvd to implement a Community Clean Up Event. The IMCIA Board along with Spectrum Management worked together to organize the event. After gathering, the owners with boats headed out with community members to the back canals and they picked up loads of trash, wood, and construction debris from the undeveloped shores and waterways of IMCIA bringing it all back to Mustang to be placed in a dumpster. Owners and volunteers then unloaded the boats and filled the dumpster. Other owners and volunteers picked up trash all along Island Moorings Parkway from Mustang Blvd to Piper Blvd. The event was a huge success and will be repeated in the near future. The board also took the opportunity to disseminate information regarding the new Neighborhood Watch program that is beginning soon in Island Moorings. The Clean Up event was one of the many ways that the Island Moorings Board and Spectrum Management are keeping Island Moorings beautiful and safe! 
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Neighborhood Watch Program Announced
​Welcome IMCIA Neighbors to our new Neighborhood Watch Program

What Is Neighborhood Watch?

A neighborhood watch program is a group of people living in the same area who want to make their neighborhood safer by working together and in conjunction with local law enforcement to reduce crime and improve their quality of life. It is an opportunity to volunteer and work towards increasing the safety and security of our homes and our neighborhood. Neighborhood Watch empowers citizens and communities to become active in emergency preparedness and the fight against crime and community disasters.

What are some of the benefits of starting a Watch Group?
Partnerships with Law Enforcement and your Neighbors
Reduction in Crime
A More Secure and Better Prepared Community
A More United Community
Improved Communications during natural disasters
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How can you help?
 
Volunteer to be a block captain
Get to know your neighbors – share phone numbers for emergency purposes
Make observations of suspicious activities and report to local police
 
 
Block Captains are needed for the following streets:
Blue Heron, Mustang Blvd, Marina Drive, and Bahia Mar.
 
Block Captains will be responsible for creating awareness and working with neighbors wishing to participate. Please contact IMCIA Board Member Cherrie Stunz if you are interested in becoming a Block Captain. (cstunz1026@gmail.com)
Canal Dredging Plan and Boat Trailer Lot Rebuild Announced
A special “called” meeting for all IMCIA members was held on Saturday, December 5, 2080 via Zoom video. The meeting was conducted by IMCIA Board President, Dr. Lisette Barton who introduced the canal dredging plans for 2021, proposed buoy installation as well as the rebuild of the Boat Trailer Lot which begins this month.   In addition to Dr. Barton, guest speakers were IMCIA’s Real Estate Attorney, Joseph Fulton and Rusi Patel, Project Manager for Magellan Dredging, the firm selected to do the dredging. John Scott, IMCIA Treasurer, presented the proposed 2021 Residential Special Assessment  needed to cover the cost of these projects. It was announced that the anticipated income from the sale of a portion of IMCIA land, will help in significantly reducing the cost of these projects by approximately $864,860. Click here to see the slides which were used in this presentation.  If you have any questions, please call Danielle O’Toole the IMCIA Community Manager at 361-360-7032 or email her at DOToole@Spectrumam.com.

Spectrum Association Management
The day-to-day operations of our Association is managed by Spectrum Association Management and our Community Manager, Amanda Powell.  Spectrum Association Managment's local office is located at 4444 Corona Dr Suite #104, Corpus Christi, TX 78411.   Amanda can be reached by telephone at 361-360-7038 or email at APowell@SpectrumAM.com.