UPDATE: "BOIL WATER ADVISORY"
Friday November 13, 2026
Good News, San Martin! The Boil Water Advisory Has Been Lifted!
Thank you, everyone, for your patience, understanding, and cooperation during this difficult time. We know this situation was challenging, and we truly appreciate the way our community came together.
California American Water Company representative Mr. Josh Stratton would like an opportunity to meet with San Martin residents to answer questions and address any concerns. I have contacted Supervisor Sylvia Arenas’ office, and her policy aide, Vicki Lam, is working to help arrange a community meeting at the Animal Center on Tuesday, November 17, 2026, from 6:30–8:30 p.m.
Please note that the meeting is not yet confirmed. We will keep everyone posted as soon as we have final details. If we are unable to meet on Tuesday, we will work to arrange another date as soon as possible.
Most importantly, a heartfelt thank you to everyone who looked out for one another. It was wonderful to hear about neighbors sharing water, checking on those who needed assistance, making phone calls, and simply making sure everyone was doing okay.
During a difficult situation, San Martin once again showed what makes our community so special: neighbors helping neighbors.
Thank you, San Martin, for taking care of one another! ❤️
Welcome to the San Martin Neighborhood Association (SMNA)
🎉 Building Community, Creating Connections, and
Making San Martin Shine!
SMNA Mission Statement
SMNA’s mission is to protect San Martin’s rural atmosphere, support positive controlled growth, promote neighborhood identity and vitality, ensure an influential voice in local governance, and provide residents with information so they can play an active and informed role in addressing community concerns.
We also aim to create an inclusive, non-political space where residents can express their thoughts, engage in community discussions, and contribute to local decision-making.
