The Chevy Chase Estates Association (CCEA) has been dedicated to maintaining and enhancing the quality of life in Chevy Chase Estates for 83 years. The CCEA Board of Directors aims to provide members with current and useful information on the many issues … Continue reading
For 83 Years The Chevy Chase Estates Association Has Protected and Preserved Our Canyon. Our CCEA annual meeting at the Chevy Chase Country Club was a huge success. And it was different from annual meetings of past, we had far … Continue reading
Our Yearly Get Together With Friends and Neighbors. Since 1937 your Chevy Chase Estates Association has hosted annual meetings for our members, and for everyone who calls Chevy Chase Canyon home. The 83-year-old CCEA is the oldest association of homeowners … Continue reading
Check your Mail! Today the Chevy Chase Estates Association has sent every canyon resident our annual newsletter, THE CANYON CRIER. See you at our annual meeting. … Continue reading
Tomorrow’s Wed. 2/19/20 2508 St Andrews Hearing Canceled “As of this afternoon, the owner has requested that the case not be heard tomorrow and that it be continued to an unspecified date in the future. The matter will be re-noticed … Continue reading
On Monday Feb. 3rd, 2020 the Glendale Homeowners Coordinating Council (GHCC) honored our own Chevy Chase Estates Association Director Bill Nicoll for thirty years of service. On hand to make it official were Glendale Mayor Ara Najarian, our council members, … Continue reading
The Gingerbread house making bash at our Chevy Chase Library was a huge success. It may have been the best-attended library event ever. And so many creative and wonderful gingerbread houses were lovingly crafted, everybody had a blast. But wait, … Continue reading
Thanks to the Chevy Chase Estates Association Director Sarah Emery Bunn for again organizing a cleanup event on our canyon’s historic hidden stairs. Our team was made up in part by Ken Batchelor, Leticia Gonzalez , Graeme Whifler, Douglas Hughes, … Continue reading
After the recent devastating California wildfires, most insurers will no longer write policies in brush zones like Chevy Chase Canyon. Many canyon residences have reported that fire insurance is near impossible to acquire unless one purchases the state-run California FAIR … Continue reading
Rabies found in our canyon. Click on the image below to see all the info! For more information on bats and rabies please click the following links: Although bats are the major animal species that carry rabies in Los Angeles … Continue reading