Recently, the Enhance Del Cerro Committee met with an enthusiastic group of Del Cerro volunteers who are currently securing signatures from Del Cerro property owners on a petition requiring the city to send a ballot to all Del Cerro property owners with the opportunity to vote YES or NO on forming the Enhance Del Cerro Maintenance Assessment District.  

For more information on the Enhance Del Cerro initiative, including the city’s engineers’ report and answers to frequently asked questions, go to our website at enhancedelcerro.org.  If you would like to help gather signatures for the petition, please contact us by sending an email to [email protected].

One result of the recent survey sent to all Del Cerro property owners at the end of April, is the primary concern of city-related issues for Del Cerro continues to be the College Avenue Entrance to Del Cerro from I-8.   

The latest update on the All Peoples Church is the church has closed escrow on a church in La Mesa and will not be pursuing construction of their proposed church on the east side of College Avenue between I-8 and Del Cerro Boulevard.  As of the time this article was submitted to the Mission Times Courier, there is no information on what their plans are for their Del Cerro property.

Friends of Del Cerro (FODC) continues to submit work requests through the City of San Diego’s “Get It Done” APP. If you would like FODC to submit a work request on your behalf, send an email to [email protected].  

The Friends of Del Cero Board of Directors would like to thank all our new FODC members and supporters!    

If you would like more information about Friends of Del Cerro, go to friendsofdelcerro.org, or email us at [email protected].