Sierra Bonita Coalition

A Habitat Neighborhood Revitalization Effort

What is the Sierra Bonita Coalition?

The Sierra Bonita Coalition is a group of residents and community members that are dedicated to improving the Sierra Bonita community. The mission of the coalition is for Sierra Bonita neighbors to work together to enhance and strengthen the community. The coalition focuses on the acronym THRIVE — trust, health, revitalization, independence, vitality, and empowerment.

Based on the results of a community survey, the coalition created a Community Action Plan in order to prioritize the needs of the community. The action plan focuses on issues including the conditions of the street and sidewalks, cleaning up medians and parks, criminal activity in the community, and creating programs for residents.

Coalition Members

Diane Ring, Resident
Dee Lowry, Resident
Teri Skove, Resident
Vicky Reeder, Resident
Larry Miller, Sierra Bonita HOA Rep
Andrew Jackson, Amdal In-Home Care
Ty Lewis, Paso Robles Police Department
Julia Ogden, Habitat for Humanity for San Luis Obispo County

Have comments, questions, or want to reach out in regards to the Sierra Bonita Coalition? Send us an email sbcoalition@hfhsloco.org or give Habitat a call at (805) 782-0687 ext. 104.
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Featured Projects

Sierra Bonita Block Captain Program

The Sierra Bonita Coalition is implementing “Block Captain” program for your community. We are looking for a neighbor on each block to keep a list of emergency contacts to help their neighbors in case of an emergency. If you are interested in learning more about our Block Captain program please call Habitat at 805-782-0687.

Habitat Home Preservation Program

Habitat for Humanity offers our Home Preservation program to help low-income homeowners maintain their home. Habitat helps with minor repairs, including installing new fences, painting a home’s exterior, and landscaping. Habitat also helps seniors with Aging in Place repairs including alleviating trip hazards, installing grab bars, and installing low level carbon monoxide detectors. Please call Habitat at 805-782-0687 for an application or more details.

Resources for your home and community:

AARP Home Fit Guide

The AARP HomeFit Guide helps seniors keep their home safe and secure. To order a Free HomeFit guide for your home please click the link:
Order Free Guide

Next Door.com

NextDoor.com is a website for neighbors to discuss issues in the community with each other. Sierra Bonita has over 70 neighbors already signed up.
Visit NextDoor

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