Category: Annoucements

Members and prospective members should fill this out and mail in with payment before May 31, 2026

Saturday & Sunday June 13 & 14, 2026 No Preregistration or cost to required for sellers Each year CONA places multiple ads on: Craigslist,Nextdoor, Facebook and other social media platforms listing all of our streets. All residents are invited to have their own garage sale in their own driveway. The large number of sales we […]

Come to the CONA Community Center on Thursday, October 16 from 6:00pm to 7:30pm to talk to Gino Garcia, District 4 Monterey City Council to get information and give your feedback on Some questions/concerns CONA has for the city during this meeting are: See the CONA Flyer for this event with the full list of […]

2nd and 4th Tuesdays of every Month at 10:00 a.m. at the Casanova Oak Knoll Park Center at 735 Ramona Ave.

This Bookmobile Schedule is September through December 2023 On the Bookmobile you can:

There has been confusion on which building was first at the present Safeway building in Del Rey Oaks, these photos clearly show the site filling and the construction of Montemart

A picture of the Airport in 1947 Left side is Hwy 68 Top Left are the The Polo fields, now Monterey Pines golf course. CONA is not developed, right above Navy facility. Airport Rd, Ramona (pine tree lined), Casanova. Fremont going down to the gap. The barn structure on Fremont is an unknown building. Full size […]

The North Fremont Business District of Monterey is pleased to continue its “VIP Discount Card” (part of the Backstage Pass program) that now features 28 special offers from the many merchants along North Fremont Street in Monterey. The VIP Discount Card is downloadable, or can be shown on a mobile device, from the website, www.northfremontmonterey.org. There […]

Ever want to call the Monterey Police’s non-emergency line or have a question about city Trees, you can either check their web site, view the graphic of all of the City’s phone numbers or, if you are a CONA member, get a magnetic version for your refrigerator.  View full size image

Use a neighborhood watch card to get to know your neighbors and keep important contact information about them in case of emergencies. Wouldn’t you like to have someone looking out for your house?