Redwood Shores Community Association (RSCA) invites you to a virtual meeting on Wednesday, March 3rd @ 7pm with Redwood City Police Officers highlighting safety issues such as Traffic (speeding/not stopping), Theft (mail/packages from porch/car break-ins), Trespassing (fishing/trapping/littering), and questions from residents (as time allows). Continue reading
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RSCA’s Light Up The Shores 2020
This winter, Redwood Shores Community Association (RSCA) invited Shores residents to tell us about their family traditions, festivities, and decorations. While our community is understandably preoccupied with new routines caused by the pandemic, we were happy to see so many residents participate in our annual Light Up The Shores tradition that brings joy to neighbors. Here is a slideshow made from the photos that were submitted.
A gift will be sent to the RSCA Members who submitted an entry. We thank everyone who puts in an effort to beautify our community.
Notes About Fishing in Redwood Shores
Notes About Fishing in Redwood Shores
Project Homekey Status: RFQ Released
Since learning about the Project Homekey Proposal in early November, RSCA has offered our community information, and asked many questions of San Mateo County leaders, about the plans affecting our community.
Following is an update printed in the January 2021 PILOT, including links to the RFQ and some answers provided by SMC. We will continue to update the community as the county shares information and provides clarity.
Shores Scavenger Hunt
Redwood Shores Community Association (RSCA) invites you to take care of your mental health by breathing some fresh air and enjoying the beauty of Redwood Shores. Continue reading
Some Answers About Project Homekey
Since learning about the Project Homekey Proposal in early November, RSCA has asked many questions of San Mateo County leaders, and shared information about the plans with our community. Here are some answers provided to us. We will continue to update the community as the county shares information and provides clarity.
Project Homekey Follow-Up & Questions
Since learning about the Project Homekey Proposal in early November, the Redwood Shores Community Association has offered our community information, and asked many questions of San Mateo County leaders, about the plans affecting our community.
Following is an article written for the December PILOT, along with our list of questions, as of yet unanswered. We will continue to update the community as the county shares information and provides clarity.
Scouting for Food: November 21st, 2020 9am – 12pm
The Boy Scouts of America are here to help and will be gathering donations throughout Redwood Shores on Saturday, November 21, from 9am to 12pm.
For your safety and convenience, we will be providing contactless pickup and drop off options for your donations. Simply leave your non-perishable food donations in bags in a clearly visible location outside your house by 9am on Saturday, November 21 or drop off by 12pm to the Scouts at Marlin Park.
We accept any unexpired non-perishable food items such as canned goods, pasta and rice. We cannot accept expired food, baked goods, refrigerated items or items in damaged packages.
Last year, we collected and donated almost one ton of non-perishable food items to local food banks. This year, we need your help to do even better for our Redwood Shores community!
Share Your Traditions, Celebrations & Festivities
Redwood Shores Community Association (RSCA) recognizes how important it is to celebrate each other and the uniqueness of our community. In the spirit of bringing joy, awareness and happiness to our community, RSCA invites residents to upload details and photos of their family traditions, celebrations, festivities and decor, including entries in the Light Up The Shores Contest:
Click here to upload your photos for the contest.
We may feature these in future editions of The PILOT.
Thank you for your participation and support!
Halloween 2020
Celebrate Halloween Safely in the Shores
by Karen Hetz and Mylinh Nightengale
Halloween is just around the corner! We wanted to share some alternatives to how you can distribute candy this year in order to make trick o’ treating safer.
Click here to review the San Mateo County Health Officer’s Halloween Safety Guidelines.