To All Residents of Sands Point: Because of the current EXTREME HEAT conditions, and to protect our (and your) supply of drinking water, we REQUIRE you to reduce your irrigation consumption IMMEDIATELY. Either you or your irrigation provider must help make this happen. Because of the seriousness of the situation, the Village Water Department will be issuing violations for non-compliance. If our water towers are drained of water, there will be no water for household use or

Dear Sands Point Residents, First and foremost, a Happy 250th to our country! We hope, in advance, that everyone has a fun, and not too hot, weekend. Next, an update on offshore noise: The Village has done a great job over the past few years of shutting down two of the three sources of disturbing nighttime noise: 1--We passed laws that extended our noise ordinances to 1,000 feet offshore. And installed buoys and rafts to alert boaters as to our noise and speed laws. That ha

To view the 2026/27 Final Tax Roll: https://www.sandspoint.gov/post/tax-roll-final-2026-27 Village Taxes Due Without Penalty by July 1, 2026 Taxes paid by July 1, 2026 or with a timely official United States postmark should be without additional charge. All taxes for which payment has not been received by the Village and remain unpaid after July 1, 2026, shall have an added (5%) interest for the month of July, and for each month and a fraction thereafter, an additional inter

Residents, Good morning—some good news on a beautiful, snowy Sunday in Sands Point! As shared with you, the cell monopole on the Village Club campus, which hosted Verizon and T-Mobile, physically snapped in half and collapsed, unexpectedly, on Friday night, taking down those cell services in the area. I am glad to report that by 6 pm last night, less than 24 hours after failing, we were able to arrange for a restoration of service (Verizon only) with the deployment of a mob

Residents, As I shared with you last evening, the 110’ tall monopole at the Village Club (near tennis and 4 th hole), which serves the Club, Harbor Acres, Forest Drive areas, and that portion of Middle Neck Road, was at risk of structural failure. Last night, it snapped, and the top two-thirds fell to the ground, landing on one of the tennis courts. The Verizon and T-Mobile services were the affected carriers. We’re not sure which cell company (or third-party) owns the

Residents—Some time-sensitive alerts--please read! We are declaring a Snow Emergency (in the event that it is needed). The cellular monopole at the Club is leaning heavily and may be at risk of “structural failure”. If that happens, there will be a disruption to cell service, especially in Harbor Acres and maybe Forest Drive area. The cell carrier has been alerted and says they are urgently addressing. Emergency teams are moving in. It is not clear if they can st