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BUSINESS INFORMATION AND OPENING HOURS:

Monday Through Friday 8 - Noon 1 - 4 pm

Business Phone: 707-986-7447

After Hours Emergency Utility On-call Phone: 707-223-1225

PUBLIC NOTIFICATIONS

COMMUNTY CLUBHOUSE IS OPEN

Please contact Sue Sack if you are interested in booking the Clubhouse for your event. Email: sue@sheltercove-ca.gov or Phone: 707-986-7447. Information about the facility can be found on our Recreation Page link to the left.

RECREATION AND PARKS PLANNING

Please share your ideas and comments via email to gm@sheltercove-ca.gov

The Board's final selected project for State Parks grant funding is a half sports court (Phase 1) shown on page 4 of the Shelter Cove Sport Courts Proposal below. The Children's Garden Project is being spearheaded by community members Linda and Bill Franklin and it is being funded by the Shelter Cove Arts and Recreation Foundation with in-kind labor from volunteers and the RID.

Shelter Cove Sport Courts Proposal

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Shelter Cove Childrens Garden

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Operating hours for the Library & the Pantry located at 1555 Upper Pacific Drive are as follows:

Monday 10am to 12 noon,

Tuesday 11am to 4pm,

Wednesday 10am to 12 noon,

Thursday 2pm to 4pm,

Friday 11am to 4pm,

Saturday 10am to 12 noon

Sunday 2pm to 4pm

Contacts and opening hours

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GENERAL INFORMATION

MISSION STATEMENT: Resort Improvement District No. 1 provides reliable electric, water, and wastewater utility services, fire protection and emergency medical services, and management of greenbelt and public recreation within Shelter Cove.

Shelter Cove is an unincorporated residential community located in Southern Humboldt County on the Lost Coast of California. The Resort Improvement District No. 1 (District) is a special-purpose district established in 1965 pursuant to the State Public Resources Code Section 13000-13233. Only three such districts were created before this enabling legislation was repealed by the State Legislature in 1975. The District was formed for the purpose of installing and maintaining facilities that provide electric, water and sewer services for the community of Shelter Cove. The District also manages the greenbelt areas within the sub-division, the Shelter Cove Golf Links, children's playground, recreational trails , the day-use Shelter Cove Airport and the Shelter Cove Fire Department which provides emergency services such as fire protection, emergency medical and ocean rescue.

The District is governed by a five-member board of directors elected to four-year terms of office by the residents of Shelter Cove. Regular monthly board meetings are held every third Thursday at 09:00 AM in the Fire Station meeting hall located at 9126 Shelter Cove Road, Shelter Cove, CA 95589.