Del Cerro Homeowners Association
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DEL CERRO HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION
OUR COMMUNITY
The Del Cerro community consists of 120 properties at the southern end of Crenshaw Blvd. in the City of Rancho Palos Verdes. Del Cerro consists of two tracts of properties developed by Palos Verdes Properties, all of which are at least a half-acre in size. Most of the properties were developed in the late 1950s and early 1960s.
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RPV CITY "BUDGET IN BRIEF"
The City has published a 2-page “Budget in Brief” for the fiscal year July 2025 through June 2026
Read it
April 14 Sunday Morning.
Rain or shine the goat herders, dogs and goats work to protect us from fire.
Goats Working on Burma Trail
Three Ways to Join or Renew Your Membership Dues
Support Your Del Cerro HOA.
1. Pay by Credit Card, $100 plus $3 Transaction fee
To make a donation to your HOA of any amount
2. Send $100 via Zelle to email address DelCerro_HOA@hotmail.com
For instructions
3. Send $100 check payable to Del Cerro HOA. Check can be dropped off with any HOA Board member or mailed to:
Del Cerro HOA
P.O. Box 3704
Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA 90274
Lomita Sheriff Station
Del Cerro Trash Pick Up
Trash (grey container), Recycle (blue container), and Garden Waste (green container), are picked up every Wednesday. Please put out trash no later than 4 pm Tuesday and remove no later than 10pm Wednesday evening.
For bulky items, we are allowed 4 items per pick up, four times a year. Call EDCO at 310.540.2977 or visit their website below for additional information.
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TIDBITS of Del Cerro HISTORY
Beginning in 1955, the Federal government operated an Army radar fire control center on the Palos Verdes Peninsula to search for incoming enemy missiles during the Cold War. Radar domes were located at the top of the hill at the southern end of Crenshaw Blvd.
LEARN About the History of RPV
Del Cerro Pet Page
Featured Pet Story
Jasmine
Jasmine was found in distress on a very hot day last September lying on a sidewalk in residential Torrance. She was obviously a very gentle, sweet, well-groomed cat that had been abandoned and was a week away from having a litter of kittens. After multiple attempts to find an owner in the neighborhood, Pet Protectors League, a local nonprofit cat and kitten adoption organization, rescued her and found a foster home to care for her.
