About SMNA

Together We Make A Difference

Mission To protect San Martin’s rural atmosphere, support positive controlled growth, promote neighborhood identity and vitality, ensure an influential voice in the local governing body, to provide members with information so they can take an active, informed role in finding viable solutions to our neighborhood concerns. Objectives •  Monitor commercial and industrial growth. •  Encourage new development to be local serving. •  Research ways to provide residents with an influential voice. •  Participate in local revitalization projects, the local governing body, and community activities. •  Keep SMNA members informed regarding local issues and events.

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Featured Event

Holiday Helpers Needed

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Hello Neighbors!

The SMNA board members would like to inform you that we are currently preparing for our holiday service programs.
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Our goal is to distribute 45 turkeys for Thanksgiving this year to San Martin families in need.

Holiday Clipart Images | Free Download | PNG Transparent ...And as part of our “Happy Holidays” program, we aim to provide presents, holiday trees, decorations, and the essentials for a holiday dinner to families.

As in past years, we are partnering with San Martin/Gwinn School to identify the families and the SSCC Firefighters Association to help with deliveries using their fire engine that never fails to thrill the kids.

If you are interested in volunteering, we would love to have you. We have various roles and tasks for those who want to shop for gifts, wrap presents, and distribute the goodies.  No matter your skills or availability, there’s a way for you to help!

Please contact info@sanmartinneighbor.org if you are interested.

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SMNA Monthly Newsletter

Click here to read the November Newsletter

The Newsletter contains local information pertaining to local events and issues of interest to San Martin Residents

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