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Some people hear “MYN” and think emergency preparedness. We want you to think neighbors helping neighbors.
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.
There is plenty of other work underway, and I’m excited to share some of it with you.
The Twin Lakes community honored longtime HOA president Robert “Bob” Spaulding at its annual “Hot Diggidy Dog” picnic on Friday, September 25, dedicating a permanent monument and plaque in his honor.
Get to know your neighbors and board members at these informal events.
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MYN is about knowing your neighbors and building a stronger, more connected Oakmont community.
News Staff OVA is continuing negotiations with GoGoGrandparent as it prepares for a future transition
The OVA Board approved two resolutions concerning the Association’s bylaws at its Sept. 15 meeting.
Beginning Friday, Sept. 18, the OVA Architectural Office will be closed on Fridays.
Children’s Pool Hours at the Central Pool have returned to 11 a.m.–2 p.m. until Memorial Day Weekend.
You may have noticed placards displayed in windows, yards, or on mailbox posts throughout Oakmont.
Oakmont residents learned how to recognize today’s most common scams during a presentation held Tuesday, Sept. 1 at the Berger.
The contract should be presented to the board for approval by next month, with a go-live date of October 2026.
Residents often fall into two camps when it comes to how Oakmont should spend money.
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.
If you have mature trees on your property, please evaluate their condition and possible need for removal.
Oakmont’s centenarians show that a full life can take many different forms.
The Long Range Planning Committee has compiled a historical archive documenting more than two decades of planning efforts related to Oakmont’s Central Area.
After a lengthy and intense period of deliberation, the board voted on next steps for the Berger Project.
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.
Holding the door open for the person behind you can be a neighborly thing to do. But when it comes to our facilities, this small act of kindness can create a bigger problem.
A friendly reminder that driving the speed limit keeps all of us safe.
Joanne Phillips and Lesli Lee were honored with service awards at the June OVA Board Meeting.
A new update to the chatbot now allows residents to search for events that are happening today, tomorrow, or this weekend.
We’ve launched a new pilot tool on the Oakmont website designed to help residents quickly find answers to common website searches.
Stay safe with these tips on how to recognize email or phone scams.
The OVA would like to offer a friendly reminder to dog owners about Oakmont’s pet
Oakmont offers several ways for members to stay informed and communicate with leadership.
If you have interest in walking the golf course pathways, please be mindful of the walking schedule.
Oakmont Neighbors Together has been providing residents of our community with emergency grants since 2019.
To keep up to date with all things in our community, be sure to follow the official news and information sources for Oakmont Village Association.
Articles submitted by OVA Board recognized clubs and groups are published in the Oakmont Newspaper, and on this website at oakmontvillage.com/club-articles. Click here to visit the Club Articles page.
