Dear Ocean Beach Community,

We are thrilled to welcome you to this month's edition of the Ocean Beach Community Foundation newsletter. As we step into a new chapter, we're excited to introduce the new leadership team that will guide us through the year ahead.

Meet Your 2025-2026 Officers!

We’re proud to announce the following individuals who will be leading our Foundation in the coming year:

• President: Angelo Devlin

• Vice President: Cody Machado

• Treasurer: Jenny (Virginia) Brengelman

• Corresponding Secretary: Scott McCaskill

• Recording Secretary: Phil Cenedela

Introducing Our New Committee Chairs

We’re also pleased to introduce the new chairs for our committees who will be working hard to drive our initiatives forward:

• Events Chair: Karen Froener

• Engagement Chair: Angelo Devlin

• Advocacy Chair: Scott McCaskill

• Improvement Chair: Scott Tipple

• Finance Committee Chair: Jenny Brengelman

• Finance Committee Co-Chair: John Carleton

We are confident that this dynamic group of leaders will continue to foster growth and unity within our community. Let’s work together to make this year a memorable one!

Exciting Upgrades Coming to Robb Field and Dusty Rhodes Park

Robb Field: Thanks to an investment of over $3.6 million, we’ll be getting new restrooms and expanded playgrounds. Construction is set to begin next year.

Dusty Rhodes Park: A $719,629 allocation will fund new restrooms, a revamped playground, and parking lot improvements. Construction will also start next year.

These improvements are made possible by a recent legal settlement with SeaWorld, bringing much-needed enhancements to our cherished parks!

Community Alert: Cell Tower Discussion on Today’s Agenda

The board’s monthly meeting takes place tonight, and one of the key items up for discussion is AT&T’s proposal to install a cell tower at Collier Park. Plans include a 30-foot Mono-Eucalyptus faux tree concealing antennas and equipment.

Join the conversation and share your input at 6 p.m.
Meeting link: https://bit.ly/4nTjENw

Stay informed and help shape what happens in our parks.