Alamo Creek

Alamo Creek is located in the beautiful rolling hills of Southeast Danville, California. This is some of the most spectacular and desirable real estate in the Bay Area.

The Alamo Creek Board of Directors invites you to involve yourselves in the many activities and opportunities that our community has to offer. This website is dedicated to our commitment to continually improve and challenge ourselves, serve our members, and the local neighborhoods and communities.

Visit our website often for news and updates on community events, board meetings and other important information.

We invite your comments and discussion on how to better serve our community. We also invite you to be active in the operation and activities of our association. All of us can and do make the difference here in Alamo Creek.

Upcoming Events

Board of Directors Meeting

Wednesday, January 31st, 7:00 pm at Community Room (4995 Enderby Street)

We welcome all Alamo Creek Owners to join the meeting. An agenda for the meeting will be posted on the website 4 days in advance of the meeting under this announcement and on the Required Notices page.

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Alamo Creek News

Free Shuttle to Walnut Creek BART

Posted on Jul 28th, 2022

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Did you know Alamo Creek residents have access to a free neighborhood shuttle?

Property owners in Alamo Creek pay a traffic mitigation fee through their property taxes to fund transit service. The fee was established by the County as a condition of development. County Connection operates the Alamo Creek Shuttle on behalf of the County – which runs between Alamo Creek and the Walnut Creek BART station. The service is fully funded by the fees collected by the property owners, and free to the residents.

The advance reservation service operates Monday through Friday during commute periods, making three AM and three PM trips. Shuttles will stop at the Danville Park ‘n Ride on request, and may stop within the corridor along Camino Tassajara and I-680 if time permits.

In the morning the shuttle leaves the area at 6:30, 8:00, and 9:30 AM – arriving at BART at 7:00, 8:30, and 10:00 AM. In the afternoon/evening, shuttles leave Walnut Creek BART at 3:00, 4:30, and 6:00 PM – returning to the service area at 3:30, 5:00, and 6:30 PM.

The service is free to riders traveling to or from the service area which is defined as Alamo Creek. Reservations can be made by calling 925-943-1829.

For a map of the service area and schedule information, please visit http://countyconnection.com/maps-schedules/alamo-creek-shuttle/, or call Customer Service at 925-676-7500.

Ride the TRAFFIX bus to Monte Vista!

Posted on Jul 28th, 2022

TRAFFIX is a traffic congestion relief program funded by Measure J, the 1/2 cent sales tax approved by Contra Costa voters in 2004. Its sole purpose is to reduce traffic congestion caused by parents driving their children to and from school through some of San Ramon Valley’s most congested intersections.

TRAFFIX began service in August 2009 with a fleet of new clean-burning buses with state-of-the-art safety features. To encourage parents to stop driving their kids to school, TRAFFIX provides this service at a fraction of the cost of other school bus programs – only $475 for an entire school year for each student.

In 2012, TRAFFIX added bus routes and service for Monte Vista High School in Danville and California High School in San Ramon. Two additional buses were added to the Monte Vista fleet, serving CSA T-1 residents at Alamo Creek and Monterosso in 2014 and 2017 and a third CSA T-1 bus in 2019. With assistance from CSA T-1, TRAFFIX now has three 56-seat buses (MV-19, MV-19A and MV19B).

Homeowners within the CSA T-1 communities cited above who attend Monte Vista High School are offered the first opportunity to purchase TRAFFIX Bus Passes for their students. More information can be found on the home page at http://rideTRAFFIX.com or on the attached flyer from Monte Vista High School.

Outdoor Watering Guide

Posted on Apr 20th, 2022

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As we head into spring, the questions of how often and how long to water your outdoor plants and lawn will inevitably arise. Below is a sample watering schedule from EBMUD’s Water Conservation Department that gives guidance as to how often each plant type should be watered.

EBMUD Watering Guide

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