The purpose of DMBNA is to preserve and maintain the quality of life and residential character of both our area of primary interest and the City of Monterey, California.

Del Monte Beach Neighborhood Association
About Us
The Officers and Blockchairs comprise the Steering Committee whose purpose is to act as a conduit passing information between the neighborhood and the City of Monterey.
Officers
President - Joe Fogel joefogeldmbna@gmail.com
Vice President - Debbie Murchison dtmurchison@sbcglobal.net
Secretary - Carol Harpster Carol5735@aol.com
Treasurer - Larry Gamble lgamble@freshnetwork.com
Blockchairs
Dunecrest Ave - Dave Smith smithdd1959@gmail.com
Spray Ave - David Potter fitboat@aol.com
Seafoam Ave - Jerry Swisher concretescarecrow@gmail.com
Tide Ave - Marigrace Gamble marigracegamble@yahoo.com
Ocean Harbor House - George McNeally mcneely1234@gmail.com
Out of Town Owners -
Andrea Olsen andreaolsen@gmail.com
DMBNA NCIP Jayme Fields jaymefields@gmail.com

Message from the President
Dear Neighbors,
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I would like to thank everyone who attended our recent neighborhood meeting and helped make it both informative and productive. We were especially pleased to welcome the Chief of Police, who joined us to discuss security issues affecting our community. The Chief shared valuable information about current public safety concerns and offered practical guidance on how residents can help keep our neighborhood safe.
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He recommended calling 831-646-3914 to report incidents and signing up for text alerts by texting 93940 to 65513. The discussion was thoughtful and constructive, and we appreciate the time he took to answer questions and listen to our concerns. Maintaining a strong relationship with local law enforcement is an important part of protecting and strengthening our community.
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I would also like to extend a sincere thank you to all the neighbors who volunteered their time and energy for our Spring Neighborhood Cleanup. Thanks to your efforts, our streets, sidewalks, and shared spaces look cleaner and more welcoming. Events like these demonstrate the pride we take in our neighborhood and the value of working together to maintain the place we all call home.
Go by the Chicane at the corner of Tide and Beach Way, across from the bathrooms to see the planting that we did.
Community involvement is what makes our neighborhood strong. Whether attending meetings, participating in cleanup events, or simply looking out for one another, every contribution helps build a safer and more connected community.
Thank you again for your continued support and participation.
Warm regards,
- Joe Fogel, President DMBNA




