What is the Del Cerro Action Council?

The Del Cerro Action Council (DCAC) is a non-profit, non-partisan, civic organization comprised of concerned citizens who live or work in the community of Del Cerro. The DCAC monitors and seeks solutions for issues affecting the Del Cerro area. Its members are dedicated to maintaining and improving the quality of life in our neighborhood. The DCAC is governed by a Board of Directors elected annually by its membership.

Our Mission Statement:

"Concerned citizens working together for the betterment of our community"

To increase the cohesion of the Del Cerro community by promoting and providing for its civic, cultural, social, educational and recreational development and improvement
To serve as a clearinghouse and forum for community issues and problems and to present these issues and problems to the community, city, county and state governments as appropriate
To provide leadership to guide the community

Current Goals:

Fighting against SDSU's aggressive and poorly planned expansion into Adobe Falls
Open Space Preservation
Establishment of a Maintenance Assessment District "M.A.D." for Del Cerro

The following is a partial list of past and future topics
addressed by the Del Cerro Action Council:

Post Office – (DCAC spearheaded relocation)
Lake Murray July 4th Music Fest
Neighborhood Watch “Next Generation”
Hearst Elementary Turf Fields Project
Code Enforcement Problems and Updates
Canyon Advisory Committee with NCPO
Princess Del Cerro Park Playground
Impacts of the New Trolley Extension
Candidate Forums before Elections
Local Traffic and Safety Concerns
Open Space Preservation
Del Cerro Welcome Sign
College Ave. and Del Cerro Blvd. (business area) Medians Upgrade

Board of Directors, 2007:

*President: Anne Brunkow
*Vice-President: Mark Rawlins
*Secretary: Anita Colmie
*Treasurer: Maria Tomcek
*Membership Director: Michael McSweeney
*Past President: Michele Nash-Hoff

Founding President: Sheryl Scarano