The small community of Cape Meares is nestled in a dramatic landscape of beaches, grassy dunes, lake/wetlands, and coastal forests. The community has about 160 homes—a mix of permanent and intermittent residents, as well as visitors in short-term rentals—a volunteer-run fire station and a community center.
Cape Meares Community Association
The Cape Meares Community Association (CMCA) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit committed supporting community projects, promoting ecologically sound stewardship and creating a forum for the community.
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Latest Community News
- Are you interested in serving on the CMCA Board?The CMCA Board will elect board members at our Annual Meeting and Banquet on May 17. Our bylaws indicate we can have up to 15 people on the board. There are slots available. If you would be interested in serving the community in this way contact Bev Stein by April 10. The board intends to offer a … Continue reading Are you interested in serving on the CMCA Board?
- Emergency Preparedness Grant AwardCMCA received a second grant from the Tillamook PUD for $4,540.21. The grant will pay for two medical shelters, 20 body bags for deceased survivors, 12 Duckbill tent anchors, 45 sleeping bags, and two radios (one GMRS, one ham). We will store the tents in our Third and Ninth Street emergency storage sheds. Thanks to … Continue reading Emergency Preparedness Grant Award
- Cape Meares Community Recognized at Tillamook County Townhall MeetingSenator Merkley and Congresswoman Bonamici present flag to Cape Meares Community Association, pictured here with Kathy Burke, Wendy Burroughs, Narayan Lincoln, Miriam Fultz, and Beverly Stein, at the Tillamook Townhall meeting February 25, 2025.