Documentary on Sonoma Development Center Showing in Oakmont
Friday, January 16, 2026
“Small is Beautiful,” a short documentary film about the SDC housing proposal, will be shown January 16 at 2 p.m. in the Berger Center.
“Small is Beautiful,” a short documentary film about the SDC housing proposal, will be shown January 16 at 2 p.m. in the Berger Center.
By day’s end, they tallied an impressive 67 species.
The OVA Board voted unanimously to proceed with a compliance-focused restatement of the Association’s bylaws and CC&Rs.
Drop by the Central Activities Center for Oakmont’s new, state-of-the-art espresso machine.
Discussed were updates on the Berger Assessment, GDC recommendations, committee appointment, and more.
Aroha Memory Care, a new residential community in Oakmont, will host an open house Nov. 21 at 3 p.m.
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Longtime Oakmont resident Evelyn King George passed away on October 5, leaving behind a legacy of creativity and volunteerism.
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The Oakmont Community Foundation (OCF) will present a Health and Wellness Fair August 22 at the Berger from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. featuring health screenings, information, demonstrations, expert speakers and more.
In a 5-2 vote, a resolution passed that would change children’s hours between Memorial Day and Labor Day to 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Repairs to the tennis courts were tabled because of community input.
SRFD plans to conduct training burns on a 69-acre parcel southwest of Oakmont on June 30 and July 2.
At the June 17, 2025, OVA Board meeting, President Matt Oliver presented a cost modeling example centered on the Central Complex pool.
The June meeting included a trial basis update on Children’s Pool Hours for the summer.
Topics included the Central Complex progress, transfer of funds, committee updates and more.
Updates include reports on the website, committee reports, LOMAA, Central Complex, and more.
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Oakmont lost one of its most dedicated advocates and ardent supporters, but his imprint is all over the community.
An update from the March 18 OVA Board Meeting.
As part of the ongoing master planning efforts and the board’s decision to explore Concept 3 of the Central Complex Master Plan, staff and a few members are conducting an audit of Oakmont’s existing infrastructure and common area.
If you have interest in walking the golf course pathways, please be mindful of the walking schedule.
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The most significant change for Oakmont’s election rules is the inclusion of electronic or written secret balloting.
Oakmont Neighbors Together has been providing residents of our community with emergency grants since 2019.
Features include a zero-stair entry, 20 folding seats, and four wheelchair spaces.
A recap of the 12/17 OVA Board Meeting.
The last day to submit nominations is Thursday, Jan. 9.
Oakmont residents are gearing up for the 30th season of the Sunday Symposium, a weekly gathering that has been hailed as one of the best-kept secrets in the community.
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There is a new format for Open Forum comments at OVA Board meetings.
Search on for appointee to fill unexpired term.
A sampling of comments by members at the June 6 town hall on golf in Oakmont.
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On February 23, 1 p.m. at the Berger Center, the SRPD discussed common frauds and scams, particularly ones that target seniors.
Rafael Maldonado of the California Department of Motor Vehicles will discuss the Senior Driver Ombudsmen Outreach Unit
John Guaraglia from the SRPD Community Outreach returns to Oakmont for a Town Hall presentation on Neighborhood Watch and Home Safety.
Attend “Firescaping: Landscaping with Wildfires in Mind” at 10 a.m. on April 26 at the East Rec Center.
With a new team of qualified Firewise inspectors, the Oakmont Village Association is stepping up its efforts to assess all Oakmont properties to assure compliance with the Firewise Landscape Policy adopted in 2021.
A sweeping review of Oakmont’s Central Activities Complex—including the possible remodeling and repurposing of existing facilities—was approved by the Board of Directors at its Aug. 15 meeting.
There were plenty of answers and some surprises in a Town Hall on what can be recycled and what can go into a compost barrel, organized by Oakmont’s new Environmental Stewardship Committee.
Differing viewpoints from board members and Oakmont residents on a resolution to move forward on Central Complex planning resulted in an amended proposal that will eventually solicit input from Oakmont members.