Whatever lifestyle you choose at AIP, we know how important it is to feel at ease enjoying the amenities and outdoors of this great community — as well as your own backyard. We also have part-time residents living the seasonal lifestyle who need to know things are under control while they’re away. Rest assured AIP takes the safety and security of our neighborhoods seriously. Learn more below.
AIPCA uses RFID tags attached to your vehicle’s windshield to allow entry via any unmanned gate. You will need to purchase an RFID for each vehicle in your household. Contact Security & Public Safety’s Administrative Officer at (904) 491-9850 x101 or security@aipca.net for more information.
RFID services are provided at AIPCA’s Administrative Office, 5542 First Coast Highway. You may purchase an RFID, fill out a vehicle registration card, and get your RFID installed. You should also stop by if your RFID information needs to be updated. Vehicle information will be added to your account in ISN Resident.
Entry address
To avoid delays at unmanned gates without call boxes, please provide 11 Beach Lagoon Road, Fernandina Beach FL 32034 as the address for AIP to guests or vendors who do not have an RFID.
ISN Resident is an online access management system for residents to pre-authorize entry into AIP for their guests and contractors. Authorized guests are able to enter at the Main, Long Point, Marsh Point, and Osprey Village gates.
Once a warranty deed, email, and phone number are provided to AIPCA, Security & Public Safety will email log-in credentials for ameliaisland.isnsecurity.services. Use your computer or smartphone via the ISN Resident app for Apple or Android.
You may still contact Security & Public Safety to authorize entry for your guests by calling (904) 261-3395.
Entry address
To avoid delays at unmanned gates without call boxes, please provide 11 Beach Lagoon Road, Fernandina Beach FL 32034 as the address for AIP to guests or vendors who do not have an RFID.
Prohibited vehicles
Motorcycles, mopeds and motorized “off-highway” vehicles may not be driven within AIP for any reason. Visitors who arrive on motorcycles may park their bikes in the Commercial Lot at the main entrance to the community. This area is monitored by Security & Public Safety.
Trailers
Empty boat trailers may be parked in designated spaces at Walker’s Landing, only after SPS is notified. Boat trailers may not be left from sunset to sunrise when the park is closed.
Trailers for any type of vehicle must be stored inside of a garage at a single-family home, except when in the driveway for loading or maintenance.
House checks
Security & Public Safety (SPS) regularly patrols all of AIP, performing property checks throughout the community, including AIPCA common properties and Omni facilities. As requested, officers will also perform house checks of single-family homes as part of their patrols.
To request a house check, contact Security & Public Safety at (904) 261-3395 or security@aipca.net. Officers will inspect exterior doors and windows during your absence. Officers do not collect mail or packages. Please suspend all deliveries or arrange for someone to pick them up in your absence.
Wellness checks
At the request of community members and family, Security & Public Safety officers will conduct wellness checks. Please contact SPS if you normally see a neighbor but haven’t for a significant amount of time or cannot make contact with an AIP resident you communicate with on a regular basis.
Other services
Additional complimentary concierge services, including battery jumps, burglar and pendant alarms, lost pets, and wildlife removal, are available by contacting Security & Public Safety.
AIP residents may receive direct alerts about local emergency conditions by registering for Nassau County’s Emergency Alert Notification System. Go to www.onenassau.com, click on the AlertNassau button, and follow the links to the registration page.
This alert system provides you with critical information quickly in a variety of situations. You may also register for Smart Weather Alerts to receive notifications whenever the National Weather Service issues a watch, warning or advisory.
You may receive voice-recorded alerts to your choice of home, mobile or business phones, as well as text alerts and e-mail messages.