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https://www.niguelshores.org/community/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/2025-Candidates-Notice-Flyer-PreBallot-Notice-March-SSN.v2.pdf Annual Meeting Agenda - May 2020, 2025 … [Read more...]

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 NSCA offered a one-time opportunity for homeowners to purchase engraved pavers that will be used to create a legacy path in the Community Center Park. The purpose of the path is to promote a feeling of togetherness and inclusion, to bring us all together as a collective spirit.    Powerpoint - Details w/ photos See Page 11 of the … [Read more...]

Coyotes—It’s important to be cautious when encountering coyotes, especially in areas where they are common. Coyotes are generally shy animals and will avoid human contact, but they can sometimes become more visible in urban or suburban areas, particularly at night. There have been coyote sightings here within Niguel Shores. If you're in an area … [Read more...]

Locking Your Car: A Simple Yet Effective Solution The most basic but powerful step to take in securing your car is to lock your doors. It seems obvious, but many car owners still neglect this crucial task. In some cases, cars are left unlocked because the owner believes that the area is safe or they will only be away for a few … [Read more...]

Dogs in the Community Being a dog owner comes with a lot of joy, but it also comes with responsibilities. In a community like ours, where we share the paths and greenbelts with others, one of the most important responsibilities is picking up after your dog. While this may seem like a small task, it has a big impact on the environment, public … [Read more...]

When driving in Niguel Shores or elsewhere, stopping at stop signs is crucial for road safety. Here are a few key points to remember: ■ Full Stop: Always come to a complete stop at the white line or crosswalk, even if the intersection seems clear. ■ Look Both Ways: Check for pedestrians, bikes, and other vehicles before proceeding. ■ Right of … [Read more...]