Connecting and Informing Neighbors
WELCOME TO OCNA!
Oceanside Coastal Neighborhood Association (OCNA) is made up of people just like you. We’re your neighbors down the street and around the corner who are getting involved in our community and strengthening ties to one another.
By sharing information and working together, we can all make a great neighborhood even better. Our mission is to ensure a vital, sustainable neighborhood that protects the quality of life for all citizens in the Oceanside coastal area.
OCNA Board of Directors
OCNA presents two important topics for our neighborhood this month!
REBEACH update with Jayme Timberlake,will update on the REBEACH efforts including recent additional sand and building sand dunes on the strand and harbor, and what's happening with the Coastal Commission and our REBEACH solutions.
Plus, Coast Hwy Redevelopment Progress, MJ Hernandez, project engineer will update us on the recent grant funding for phase 1 including where, when, how, etc.
Come join us and ask questions!!
For 23 years, OCNA has been your neighborhood source for accurate information and neighborhood advocacy since 2002.
OCNA is the only downtown neighborhood advocate. We provide updates from the City and speak out on matters affecting our neighborhood. Your support helps us continue to make Seaside the best part of downtown Oceanside!
Resident Membership is $40/year or $3/month!
Business Membership is $50/year or $4/month
For membership information, call
Lane Stewart (760) 214-3984
or pay via Venmo @OCNA101
HELP SUPPORT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD!
OCNA is Working for YOU!
OCNA Board and neighbor members are working to improve our neighborhood!
- In December, we met with NCTD leaders about mitigating the negative traffic impacts to neighbors surrounding the transit depot.
- We also met with District 1 Councilperson Eric Joyce to discuss how we can continue the efforts on parking permits to ensure residents have a place to park as we grow.
- In addition, we also met with Chief of Police, Taurino Valdovinos about traffic and noise calming on Coast Hwy for pedestrian safety.
- OCNA Board will continue to pursue these efforts in 2026 until we see improvements in the chronic issues impacting our neighborhood!
Watch Our Last Meeting on YouTube
KEEP YOUR NEW YEARS RESOLUTIONS:
To keep New Year's resolutions:
- make them specific ie: walk 15 mins, 3x/week
- instead of “get fit”, break them into small steps
- find an accountability partner and track progress
- build enjoyment into the process
- and be kind to yourself when you slip up
**Focus on forming new, enjoyable habits like walking to the weekly Farmers Market each Thursday from 9AM – 1PM **
President Jane Marshall
Vice President Curt Busk
Treasurer Lane Stewart
Director Kevin Ham
Director Joe Gallagher
Newsletters Pat Tironi
Help make our neighborhood GREAT by giving a few hours to help deliver newsletters, or greet people at the neighborhood meeting, or join the Board to make a difference right here!!
Neighborhood Meeting
St. Mary's School, 515 Wisconsin Ave
FEB 24, 2026 from 6PM-7PM
OCEANSIDE CRIME DECREASES!
OPD reports significant progress in reducing crime across the city, with the recent countywide crime statistics report marking another year of positive trends for Oceanside.
“Group A” criminal offenses—which include
all major crimes against people, property,
and society, declined by an impressive 21%
from 2021 to 2024.
This substantial reduction reflects the ongoing effectiveness of OPD initiatives throughout the city. Even in the most recent period from 2023 to 2024, Oceanside maintained this downward trajectory with a 7% decrease in total crimes.