Coastal Property Management, Inc.

01/03/2025

WINTER STORM WARNING.

Coastal Property Management, Inc. is preparing for a winter storm to arrive on the Delmarva Peninsula on Monday, Jan 6, 2025. Snow and ice accumulations are possible with this storm. Our Property Management team has been and will remain in contact with your association board president to coordinate and prepare for snow removal should our area receive 3 or more inches of snow. Several crews are ready for snow removal, following the storm. Please be patient while crews make their way to your community following the storm. Snow removal crews will be working around the clock to get to all of our communities and buildings. Should you experience an electrical outage during or after the storm, please contact Delmarva Power at 1-800-375-7117.

12/31/2024

NOTICE:
Our offices will be closed beginning on December 31, 2024 and will remain closed through Jan 13, 2025.

*During this time management and your Associations designated liaison (Association Board Member) WILL remain in contact.
*During this time, management will not be available via emails, text message, phone calls or inquiries through our portal.
*During this time our office will be available for emergency calls only (large water leaks, fire, electrical, safety or storm related issues). To report a large water leak, fire, electrical, safety or storm related issue please call 443-373-8349 and leave a message with your name, unit address, call back number and brief statement of the issue.
*During this time our office will continue to process incoming payments for Association dues and special assessments. If you need assistance with a payment please make a request through our portal and someone will get back to you when our offices have reopened for regular business.
*During this time our office will be working to complete the BOI requirements as directed by the Corporate Transparency Act for all of our Associations. Please Note that ALL BOARD MEMBERS ARE REQUIRED BY LAW TO PROVIDE THEIR CONTACT INFORMATION INCLUDING, PHONE NUMBER, MAILING ADDRESS AND DRIVERS LICENSE TO COMPLY WITH THE Corporate Transparency Act. Please be prepared to provide this information to management for filing.
*All other business will resume on January 14, 2025.

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09/25/2023

In Ocean City to check on properties and do some storm clean up today. With the exception of leaf buildup from the storm, all properties made out ok. For storm preparation, We brought in outdoor furniture for owners and secured 300 gal trash dumpsters so they didn't blow away or cause damage.

01/30/2023

Provide Public Off-Highway Vehicle Recreation (OHV) on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. 848 signatures are still needed!

04/22/2022

Special Thank You to the Golden Beach Condominium Board members, Bill Po***ck, Denise Fitzgibbons Ruppert & Ann Hill. We just want to let you know that we really appreciate your kindness and praise. It feels great to be appreciated. 😀⛱ Its our pleasure working with you!

04/21/2022

Congratulations to The Sherwood Condominium Association. The Sherwood Roof Replacement Project was completed on time and under budget.
Thank You to:
F.A. Taylor Roofing for a job well done and your cooperation.
To the Board Members of the Sherwood Condominium Association.
To the home owners of the Sherwood Condominium Association, without you this would have been impossible.

04/01/2020

PRESS RELEASE
Worcester County Government • Phone (410) 632-1194 • Fax (410) 632-3131
FROM: Worcester County Commissioners
DATE: March 30, 2020
CONTACT: Kim Moses, public information officer, at (410) 632-1194

Worcester County Commissioners Urge Visitors & Residents to Comply with Stay At Home Order

Snow Hill, MD – March 30, 2020, the Worcester County Commissioners urge visitors and residents alike to comply with the Stay At Home order issued earlier today by Maryland Governor Larry Hogan.

“Protecting public health is our highest priority throughout the duration of this public health crisis,” Commission President Joe Mitrecic said. “In the weeks ahead, visitors and residents will play a key role in determining our ability to slow the spread of COVID-19, so we’re appealing to everyone to adhere to Governor Hogan’s Stay At Home order, to shelter in place in your primary place of residence, and to avoid traveling to a secondary residence.”

Worcester County, like the rest of the country, is facing a situation never before encountered, and the Commissioners are calling on residents and visitors to work together to address these challenges. Adhere to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines for social distancing. Comply with Governor Hogan’s most recent executive order, which will take effect at 8 p.m. tonight. Residents who have traveled outside of Maryland or visitors who have arrived in Worcester County from areas outside of Maryland should self-quarantine for 14 days. Anyone experiencing symptoms of COVID-19, including fever, tiredness, and dry cough, should contact his or her primary care doctor or medical provider.

“Now simply is not the time for visitors to travel to Worcester County, which has limited medical resources intended to care for area residents,” Mitrecic said. “Nonresidents traveling to the area to seek those same limited resources could place an undue burden on the county’s healthcare system. Please, remain at home until after termination of this state of emergency.”
For current Worcester County Government notices, visit http://www.co.worcester.md.us/covid-19-info