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.

Hillside Protection from Erosion Damage!

Alamo Creek is a beautiful hillside community. Residents, guests, and pets should stay on sidewalks and marked trails to protect our hillsides from erosion. Recently, a portion of the hillside near the park on Bengali street had small slide and was repaired. Burlap material has been placed over the damaged area to prevent erosion and regrow natural grasses. With the rainy season upon us it is very important that nobody walks on the hillside so that the natural grasses regrow.

Upcoming Events

Board of Directors Meeting

Wednesday, April 10th, 7:00 pm at Community Room (4995 Enderby Street)

All owners are welcome and encouraged to attend to learn more about the operations of our Homeowners Association. An agenda for the meeting will be posted on the website in advance of the meeting.

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Cluster Mailbox Option & Survey

Posted on Aug 7th, 2017 Comments (0)

Thank you to all the homeowners who returned the mailbox survey. The Board reviewed the results of the survey at their October meeting and based on the results has decided not to move forward with installing cluster mailboxes. The results of the survey have been posted below for any owners who are interested in seeing them. The Board will continue to look into solutions for homeowners to help deter mail theft.

Cluster Mailbox Survey Results

Neighborhood Watch Information

Posted on May 18th, 2017 Comments (0)

Any homeowners who may be interested in starting a neighborhood watch program or are just interested in additional measures that can be taken to make their home more secure can use the information from the Town of Danville and the Contra Costa Sheriff below.

To get started with a neighborhood watch in your area, contact:

Contra Costa County Sheriff Crime Prevention Specialist

Kristina Gilbert

(925) 313-2682

kgilb@so.cccounty.us

Town of Danville NW Info

Contra Costa County NW Flyer

New TRAFFIX bus to Monte Vista!

Posted on Feb 21st, 2017 Comments (0)

Have you heard that there is going to be a new TRAFFIX bus serving Alamo Creek? TRAFFIX is great program that saves us all time and money taking our kids to and from school.

The Contra Costa Board of Supervisors voted to fund another bus serving our region. Alamo Creek, Wendt Ranch and Monterosso homeowner get first preference but right now, there are seats available!!

Email manager@ridetraffix.com with your student's name, address, and telephone. Cost for the Spring 2017 semester is only $145.

More information can be found on the home page at http://rideTRAFFIX.com or on the attached flyer from Monte Vista High School.

USPS Mail Delivery to Locking Mailbox Inserts

Posted on Feb 15th, 2017 Comments (0)

At the January Board of Directors meeting, the Board was made aware that the US Postal Service is unwilling to deliver mail to mailboxes with locking mailbox inserts.

The management office was able to connect with the one of the supervisor of mail carriers and indicated the necessity of locking mailbox inserts. Scott agreed to have regular and official mail (certified, priority mail, etc.) inserted into the locking mailbox inserts; all other mail (junk mail, coupons, magazines, etc.) will be placed on top of the inserts. It is important that you collect your mail daily; Scott indicated this was a contributing factor to delivering mail in the locking inserts.

In the event you encounter a mail carrier unwilling to deliver your mail into your insert, please email the details to the management office (date & your address to cheryl@hoaservices.net) for follow up with Scott.

If you do not have a locking mailbox insert and interested in acquiring one, the details and specifications are on the Association’s website (www.alamocreekhoa.com).

Outdoor Watering Guide

Posted on Feb 1st, 2017 Comments (0)

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