2026 BVRI Membership is Now Open

On March 1st the 2026 BVRI Membership Form* went live. Please consider joining your 300-plus neighbors who helped support the Bear Valley community by paying our very modest annual dues! 

BVRI 2026 Board of Directors Election Results

A big thank you to all BVRI members who voted in the BVRI 2026 Board of Directors election!

2026 Candidates for BVRI Board of Directors

The 2026 Election cycle will be held from February 3rd through February 26th. One Class A or Class B BVRI member from each property (homeowner or lot owner) is eligible to vote.

Roads Closing 6pm Dec 25, 2025!

Merry Christmas, Bear Valley!

The snow dances worked! It’s a snowy white Christmas in Bear Valley today… and the Sheriff just announced on Bear Valley Nextdoor that the village roads are closing as of 6pm today, Dec.

Winter help with snow removal

-Nathan Freed- 331-903-9999. $40 per hour

-Braydon Rader- 209-331-6327 $35 per hour

Noah Skinner- 740-591-4247 $40 per hour

Bear Valley’s New Subdivision is Now a Certified Firewise Community

BVRI Board members were part of the recent successful effort to get Bear Valley named a certified Firewise community under CalFire’s Firewise USA® program.

Donate Now to Support the Bear Valley Post Office

Do you have a post office box in Bear Valley? Do you have Amazon, FedEx, or other packages sent to the Bear Valley post office or to the Real Estate Office?

Public Service Announcement: Are Your Lights Too Bright? 

One of the things most people love about Bear Valley is being able to see so many stars at night.

Revised Design Standards for New Subdivision

Attention BVRI Class A members, whose property in Bear Valley’s “New Subdivision” is controlled by the First Restated Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (CC&Rs) for Bear Valley, covering Tract Nos.

Jan. 2025 News: Survey, CalFire Update, Health and Safety

Hello, Bear Valley Community!

Last year the Sheriff had just closed the roads around this time: this year, we’re walking, skiing, and snowmobiling on what feels like an increasingly thin, icy layer of old snow.