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Meet the Candidates – Feb 15, 6 PM
Join candidates Heidi Klyn, Matt Oliver, and Jerry Gladstone, as they hold an exclusive wine and chocolate Meet and Greet event with assistance from the Oakmont Grassroots Organization . This event, taking place on February 15th at 6:00 PM at the East Rec Center, offers residents an opportunity to connect with the candidates and learn…
Read MoreOakmont Village: Our Community at a Crossroads
As residents of Oakmont Village, we find ourselves standing at a pivotal moment in the history of our community. Recent developments have illuminated a pressing issue that demands our immediate attention—the escalating Oakmont Village Association (OVA) dues and the potential for costly assessments that could irreparably change the fabric of our neighborhood. According to a…
Read MoreDues Inflation in Oakmont
Much debate has taken place in Oakmont over the issue of rising dues over the years. This article will look at the objective history of Oakmont dues over the past 21 years and, in the final Commentary section, will offer my opinions on how this history should inform Oakmont Village Association (OVA) members and Board…
Read MoreKlyn, Oliver, Gladstone Meet & Greet TODAY!
OVA Board candidates Heidi Klyn, Matt Oliver and Jerry Gladstone will be available to discuss their platforms and meet with OVA members this afternoon, Monday February 5, at 2 pm, in the East Recreational Center. This event is sponsored by the Oakmont Grassroots Organization, which has goals of keeping Oakmont affordable and empowering the OVA…
Read MoreThe Oakmont Observer is Back!!
After a 3-year hiatus, the Oakmont Observer will resume accepting articles for publication from members of the Oakmont Community! What is The Oakmont Observer? The Oakmont Observer (OO) is an online-only independent source of news and commentary of interest to the Oakmont Community. OO was born during the great pickleball conflict of the mid-2010’s, as…
Read MoreVote NO on Measure I
A NO vote on Measure I won’t kill SMART because they have money to keep operating another 10 years. But a NO vote will give voters time to see if SMART can perform better than it has so far. A YES vote would give them a blank check for $2.4 billion, and make them untouchable…
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