CdMRA News – Billings’ Corner CdMRA Board Member (CdMSW) Janice Billings is one very busy volunteer.  In addition to representing CdM residents in the Southwest quadrant of the Flower Streets on CdMRA’s Board, Janice is a volunteer for the Newport Beach Public Library’s Project Adult Literacy, a volunteer on CdMRA’s

News … In and Around CdM  … June 2023: CdM Annual Town Meeting … Nearly 20 years and counting! We hope you enjoyed our Annual Town Meeting on June 7 as much as we did.  This year’s Annual Town Meeting ranks high on our list since we began holding them

NEW REAL-TIME WATER TRACKING WEB PAGE The City of Newport Beach offers an online tool called AquaTrax to monitor water use. Once logged in, residents can view and track their average daily use, as well spikes in water use that may signal a potential leak. Water customers can monitor their

In the early 1900’s, Corona del Mar was developed primarily as a weekend getaway for residents of Los Angeles and Pasadena. Quaint cottages were built on 30 foot lots and 30 foot streets were sufficient for the vehicles and traffic of the time. As Orange County grew and urbanized, so

Latest Update: September 2023 Mail Theft – Your Identity and Your MoneyThieves target residential curbside mailboxes, multi-unit residential mailboxes, and publicly accessible blue U.S. Postal Service boxes in an attempt to collect your personal information, checks, and cash. They typically work in the late night and early morning hours. Recently,

Calls for Service Interactive Map: NBPD recently implemented a new map which plots out the Calls for Service for the last seven days by call type throughout the city.  It’s a great and visual way to stay informed about crimes, arrests and other police-related activities.   Calls for Service are updated

  Newport Beach Office of Emergency Management Readiness Guide The City of Newport Beach has a comprehensive emergency management program and is prepared to handle unexpected disasters effectively.  However, in the event of a major disaster, City resources and emergency personnel will be overwhelmed with calls for assistance. As “Partners

City of Newport Beach Public Safety Agencies The primary agencies tasked with safety for Newport Beach residents, businesses, schools and visitors are: Newport Beach Emergency Management Newport Beach Police Department Newport Beach Fire Department Each of these functional areas are noted below.  We encourage you to read about each of

NBPD warns that coyotes are capable of hunting unattended small pets, including cats and dogs.  Residents who have lost pets to these predators are often unaware of coyote activity in their area. NBPD maintains an up-to-date Coyote Bulletin with information and tips for keeping family members and pets safe.  It is

The City depends on its residents and businesses to report code violations. It is not possible to staff the Code Enforcement Department large enough to cover the entire city every day. But as a resident you know exactly what is happening on your street and in your specific neighborhood. Reporting