Sweetwater Valley Civic Association
When you take a close look around Bonita, you can appreciate that a vital group of residents had a hand at shaping this community into the wonderful place that it is today. With riding trails, parks and golf courses, a thriving main street, and well planned neighborhoods, the Sweetwater Valley is a great place to visit, but an even better place to live. Todayโs SVCA continues to monitor local issues. We invite you to get involved in our community and attend our next meeting to learn more about the SVCA.
The Bonitafest it Saturday from 6:00 PM with the twilight parade to around 9:00PM
SVCA will be there with a raffle and a drawing. We're also giving away water and pens while they last! Please come, we had a blast last year!
SVCA will be there with a raffle and a drawing. We're also giving away water and pens while they last! Please come, we had a blast last year!
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Please be advised that our next meeting, October 1, 2025, will be at the Bonita Museum and Cultural Center, at 6:30. The Optimists will be setting up for their bi-annual book sale, so it should be interesting. Please check us out!
The SVCA will be at Bonitafest! Please join in the fun as we raffle off a giraffe that sings! Come guess how many carrots are in the jar. As always we are giving away water, this year cheerfully donated by Wish Well.
Please come join us, it's sure to be an event within an event.
Please come join us, it's sure to be an event within an event.
To commemorate 911 Recognition Day, The Sweetwater Valley Civic Association took breakfast burritos from Cotijas Bonita to the Bonita-Sunnyside fire department along with some cookies.
Present from the SVCA were President Felix Felix, Secretary Liz Stonehouse, Treasurer Steve Stonehouse, and Mike Clowers, a Board member. Also joining us was a new member Dennise Elliott.
Chief Sims and his crew were surprised and gratified that we had come to feed them. They were especially surprised at the cookies. Our far-ranging conversation was educational to all.
After breakfast, the SVCA in the people of Steve and Liz Stonehouse met Jose Ortiz from the San Diego Sheriffโs Department as the Bonita-Sunnyside Safety Center, to distribute the remaining two container of cookies. The three Patrol officers from Chula Vista were pleased to receive the cookies. Jose Ortiz then took the remaining container of cookies to the Imperial Beach substation.
Present from the SVCA were President Felix Felix, Secretary Liz Stonehouse, Treasurer Steve Stonehouse, and Mike Clowers, a Board member. Also joining us was a new member Dennise Elliott.
Chief Sims and his crew were surprised and gratified that we had come to feed them. They were especially surprised at the cookies. Our far-ranging conversation was educational to all.
After breakfast, the SVCA in the people of Steve and Liz Stonehouse met Jose Ortiz from the San Diego Sheriffโs Department as the Bonita-Sunnyside Safety Center, to distribute the remaining two container of cookies. The three Patrol officers from Chula Vista were pleased to receive the cookies. Jose Ortiz then took the remaining container of cookies to the Imperial Beach substation.