Brockman Honored with Legacy Award
Wednesday, October 21, 2026
Leslie Brockman was presented with the Legacy Awards at the Oct. 20 board meeting for her years of service in Oakmont.
Leslie Brockman was presented with the Legacy Awards at the Oct. 20 board meeting for her years of service in Oakmont.
The OVA Board of Directors unanimously approved a $7.8 million fiscal year 2027 budget, with dues increasing 3.7% over last year from $134 to $139 per member.
We’re excited to share that Café des Croissants is beginning its soft opening in Oakmont on Friday.
Discussion and possible action on hiring a project manager will be on the October 20 Board meeting agenda.
A look back at the early days of the Berger Center.
Oakmont residents learned how to recognize today’s most common scams during a presentation held Tuesday, Sept. 1 at the Berger.
A local advocacy group presented an alternative solution to current plans that would keep the Sonoma Developmental Center land in public ownership.
An OVA Board Workshop on the Berger project will be held on August 24 at 1:00 at the Berger Center.
The contract should be presented to the board for approval by next month, with a go-live date of October 2026.
Sonoma County has proposed construction of youth and adult locked behavioral health facilities, pending site approval and state funding that could be decided by early fall.
The board agreed to abandon the use of a design-build firm for the Berger renovation and instead hire a project manager to guide a new renovation process.
Joanne Phillips and Lesli Lee were honored with service awards at the June OVA Board Meeting.
As the OVA board focuses its attention on the Berger, it will be evaluating options in the context of Oakmont’s overall facility needs, including the impact, process and cost of relocating some 500 annual member activities.
The board will present details to the community about Berger options at a Town Hall scheduled for June 8.
Steve Spanier was the top vote getter in a field of six candidates and was also voted in as Board President.
Mark your calendars for these important dates in the 2026 OVA Board Election
A recent Town Hall highlighted three potential paths forward on the future of the Berger Center.
Members have expressed positive feedback, said OVA’s General Manager at the OVA board meeting on April 21.
Attend meetings at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. at the Berger and on Zoom, May 5.
Around 3 a.m., lightning struck a towering redwood tree near the Monsignor Fahey Parish Center, splitting it in two
The City of Santa Rosa hosted and facilitated a Neighborhood Meeting on the topic of the Southeast Santa Rosa Senior Housing Community.
The OVA is testing a 12-month pilot program that will transition the community bus service to GoGo Grandparent.
The May 2026 election will include a separate ballot asking members to vote on two proposed amendments to the Bylaws.
Members will soon have the opportunity to cast their votes.
CourseCo has reversed a decision to permanently close the Sugarloaf Pro Shop and the rerouting of the holes on the Sugarloaf course.
Candidates Night was held on Wednesday, Feb. 18, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
The OVA would like to offer a friendly reminder to dog owners about Oakmont’s pet policies, which help keep our shared spaces safe and enjoyable
The OVA Board has approved measures to put proposed changes to the governing documents on the spring ballot.
Six candidates have qualified for the 2026 OVA Board of Directors Election.
“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.
Aroha Memory Care, a new residential community in Oakmont, will host an open house Nov. 21 at 3 p.m.
The latest issue of Oakmont News is now published. You can view the online version of the current issue by clicking the link below.
Longtime Oakmont resident Evelyn King George passed away on October 5, leaving behind a legacy of creativity and volunteerism.
The latest issue of Oakmont News is now published. You can view the online version of the current issue by clicking the link below.
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.
The latest issue of Oakmont News is now published. You can view the online version of the current issue by clicking the link below.
The latest issue of Oakmont News is now published. You can view the online version of the current issue by clicking the link below.
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.
Updates include reports on the website, committee reports, LOMAA, Central Complex, and more.
The latest issue of Oakmont News is now published. You can view the online version of the current issue by clicking the link below.
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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