Useful Links

 Click the link below to join an Open Board Meeting when scheduled.  As a Member, you would have received your meeting ID and password with your meeting announcement.

  For a video tutorial on how to join a Zoom Meeting, go to:  https://www.youtube.com/embed/hIkCmbvAHQQ?rel=0&autoplay=1&cc_load_policy=1 

 Meeting ID:   542 472 8885  

Zoom Password:  (available

on your Meeting Notice)

MEETING RULES:       No audio or video recording allowed by attendees except for HOA Secretary.  As provided in the "Open Meeting Act," members may observe the meeting but do not have the right to participate in the Board's deliberations or votes. Members may address issues during the Open Forum portion of the meeting. Attendees may not engage in obscene gestures, shouting, profanity or other disruptive behavior.  

Horseshoe Bend Mountain Club, Inc. now offers an on-line alternative for our Members to pay their HOA 

Membership Dues.

Instead of writing a check, simply pay your on-line E-Invoice with your your Credit or Debit Card at no additional cost to you.

Click here to pay your Regular HBMCI Annual Assessement dues on-line.

Or, simply contact us at

HBMountainClub@gmail.com

and ask for an E-Invoice.

After this winter snow has melted, we now see much tree debris remains.  Fortunately, chipping will begin one month early, starting in May.  Registration starts NOW through April 30.  If you are unable to register by April 30, there should be future opportunities.

Registration is available through

 Mountain Rim Fire Safe Council 

at

 https://www.firesafenow.org.  

Click upper right menu icon, click Program, click Curbside Chipping.

Have your APN number available when you register online. 

You may put tree debris / slash piles across the street from your residence on common area so it is readily accessible.  Please let HBMC know when you have registered your property.  This will assist HBMC volunteers to clean up the common area by adding to the registered piles.

Sincerely,

Dennis Sanderson

  Leash laws protect citizens and their pets. They help to prevent bites, animal fights, tipped trash cans, traffic accidents, lost dogs, and diseases passed from wild or stray animals.  San Bernardino County has an ordinance (SB. Co. 2100, 32.018) which restricts any animal from running loose on any public area or private property without the property owner's consent.  When a dog is off his property it must be on a leash. 

For more information, click below 

Coming up the mountain for the weekend, for the summer, or you live here year round, click on the link below to get the latest weather forecast and safety announcements for the San Bernardino Mountains year round.

Get the latest on local fires in the area.  

Go to:  Watch Duty Wildfires 

:  https://app.watchduty.org/

Get the latest on traffic and road conditions in the Southern California Mountains, including chain restrictions in the area from Cal Trans

https://dot.ca.gov/ 

Be Safe!

 The San Bernardino Mountains are the grandest mountain range in the county, including the highest point in Southern California, the 11,500-foot summit of San Gorgonio Mountain.   Click the link below to get more information on these breathtaking trails within the San Bernardino National Forest.

As listed in the “Recreation Enhancement Act,” standard amenity fee sites are those that provide designated developed parking, picnic tables, toilet facilities, security, interpretive signs and trash receptacles. Information on valid recreation passes, such as the Adventure Pass and America the Beautiful (a National Parks and Federal Recreation Lands pass) can be found in the website link below.