Lockwood Community Center

06/05/2022

Jacob, a young man from Indiana, designed an American flag for a school art project. Creating the flag he used 4,466 army men painted red, white and blue; working more than 52 hours on his project that respects and honors the men and women who serve America in the Military. Sure hope the teacher gave him an A+++ for an outstanding job!

via: Robert Marshall

09/23/2021

Community Fall Decorating Contest. All are welcomed to enter!

Entry is FREE with cash prizes!

Get your 4-H scarecrow and get busy decorating!

Entry forms will also be at the Lockwood Post Office starting tonight.

09/12/2021

Lockwood Community Center
Events update…

The Lockwood Community Center will NOT be hosting the Chili Cookoff this year.

Bingo is also on hold with no startup date at this time.

Pot Luck/Pedro has resumed on the first Friday of each month, 5:00pm. All are welcomed.

Produce Exchange every Thursday from 5:00-6:30pm at the Gazebo.

We will have our annual Fall Gate/Yard/Fence decorating contest in late October. Flyer and entry forms will be posted sometime in early October

07/30/2021

MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 6:00pm
Lockwood Community Center

COMMUNITY MEETING regarding the placement of Mr. Rubio in our community.

I received a call from Russell Wellong this morning. It appears Mr. Rubio may have arrived here last night or this morning and now lives amongst us. Russ and Barbara have many concerns, as we all do, and would like to see how many others in our community are willing to fight for our safety and figure out how to proceed from this point on.

Our community has been shaken by this blatant disregard for our safety. Our voices have obviously not been heard.

The community needs to come together to continue to combat this. It is not over if our community says it is not over. If we become complacent it will continue to happen.

Please come to this community meeting to put our heads together to figure out where we go from here.

Just because this has happened does not mean this community should give up the fight to prevent it from happening again and again and again.

Please put any differences aside, political, religious, or otherwise, and let us come together as a community to fight for our safe and peaceful way of life here. No one, regardless of political or religious affiliation wants this in our community. None of us should ever have to feel unsafe in our own homes.

Please attend this meeting.

07/14/2021

What the hell is wrong with people? This happened at the community center. Whoever you are, you should be ashamed of yourself. You destroyed a door for absolutely nothing. Reviewing cameras now.

06/25/2021

Does this car belong to someone local? If so, do you plan on coming to get it?

04/13/2021

From the Monterey County Sheriff’s Department...

Bradley/Lockwood Residents!

Thank you for attending the community meeting last night. Below please find the information as promised.

Public Comment to Sheriff’s Office to be presented to Judge Hood. Please have your comments in to the Sheriff’s Office no later than 04-27-2020 at 1700 hours, so they can be submitted to the court for review. Below is the link for public comments due before 04-27-2021.

www.montereysheriff.org/public-comment/

The hearing for the proposed placement of Mr. Rubio in Bradley, will take place April 29, 2021 at 10 a.m. Public comment may be allowed both in person and via zoom at the time of this hearing; however the number of speakers may be limited by time and attendance constraints as imposed by the court.

If you would like to be present in person, the hearing will take place at:

240 Church Street (Salinas Courthouse)
Honorable Mark E. Hood
Department 6 (located on the second floor)
Salinas, Ca. 93901

If you would like to attend virtually, you can attend the hearing by going to the following link.

Join Zoom Meeting

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87198912926?pwd+b0hySWQzOHhqU1M5Y3JvYkJGSU0xUT09

Meeting ID: 871 9891 2926
Passcode: 060606

Detective Sergeant Bryan Hoskins
Monterey County Sheriff’s Office
Robbery Homicide Unit
Sexual Assault & Domestic Violence Unit
Crisis Hostage Negotiation Team
1414 Natividad Road, Salinas, Ca. 93906
831-755-3773

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04/12/2021

Please don’t forget to attend this important community meeting!

Monday, April 12, 6:30pm at the Lockwood Community Center.

10/01/2020

Decorate and win some cash!
You can pick up a flyer and entry form at the post office or PM me and I will send you an entry form.

09/30/2020

As expected, our annual Chili Cookoff has been cancelled for 2020.

We will, however, hold our annual Community Fall/Halloween Decorating Contest. Decorate your gate, yard, fence or driveway for a chance for cash prizes.

Details and entry form will follow very soon.

08/12/2020

PRODUCE EXCHANGE...

Please feel free to join in on the produce exchange tomorrow (Thursday) at the San Antonio Valley Community Center in Lockwood from 5:00-7:00pm.

Our goal is to provide a place for our community to obtain healthy home-grown fruits and vegetables and to support our local gardeners.

It is required that you follow a few simple rules in order to give us all a chance at providing this service to our community. If we do not follow these rules, then the produce exchange will most likely come to an end as soon as it begins.

Monterey County is asking that we all wear masks and social distance, and those are guidelines that we, as Board of Directors representing our Community Center intend to comply with for the safety of everyone. If you do not agree with this then please do not participate. Whether you believe we are right or wrong, please know that we have our community’s best interest at heart.

If you have a table with produce.

1. Set up your table(s) at least 10-12 feet from someone else’s table(s).
2. Wear a mask. Two hours is not that long to comply. If you don’t want to wear a mask then please do not set up a table.
3. Gloves should be worn when serving people.
4. Do not “bunch up” with others which could be seen as “a gathering”.

If you are not setting up a table and are just coming for produce, please wear a mask and social distance. Give the person next to you plenty of room. You can also wait in your car until the person in front of you has had time to leave. There should be no issue with wearing a mask since you will most likely only be there for 10 or 15 minutes at the most. Please, no “hanging out” and socializing.

The Community Center building is completely off-limits. It is closed to the public, which INCLUDES the bathrooms, in compliance with Monterey County guidelines during COVID-19.

Please do your part to help provide our great little community with home-grown produce as well as keep our community safe while participating.

Thank you!
The SACBA Board of Directors
Bev Kovacs, Rosa Struthers, Diane Wilkinson, Isabel Ballard, Cookie Hicks, Aaron Hancock.