Member Perspectives

August 27, 2026 An Update to Our North River Shores Neighbors Our Neighborhood Is Worth Protecting We love North River Shores. We love the character of this neighborhood, the open spaces, the parks, the waterways, and—most importantly—the people who call NRS home. We are asking our neighbors to become informed, participate in the process, and help determine the future of our community. As the current Board has not been able to get the official NRShores website operational and

These are excerpts from our governing documents to help you understand what the Board should be doing. NRSPOA Articles of Incorporation: To advance the social, economical and cultural welfare and to protect the economic rights, privileges and interests of all owners of property within the platted limits North River Shores Bylaws Sections of Interest: ARTICLE I SECTION 1. Effective with fiscal year 2002, the Annual Meeting of the Association membership shall be held at a readi

We’ll be sharing some of the Association’s older SCOOP newsletters for members who may not have seen them—or who may have forgotten how openly our neighborhood was once kept informed. Reading through these newsletters really shows how differently the Association once communicated with its members. Detailed information was provided about proposed projects, surveys were conducted, community input was requested, and votes were held before significant decisions were made. Lega

FROM THE SCOOP ARCHIVES | 2007 Nearly twenty years ago, North River Shores faced another controversy involving a major project proposed for neighborhood park property. This official March/April 2007 SCOOP confirms that the Board had already granted two easements to Martin County for pump stations before substantial community opposition arose. THE BACKSTORY At Nosaw Park, nearby homeowners learned of plans for a proposed 6,600-square-foot wastewater facility at a wa

Update 7/28/26 We want to provide an important update on the ongoing NRSPOA Board situation. As many of you know, communicating with our neighbors has become increasingly difficult because the current Board controls the official NRS Facebook page, and many members report that posts have been removed or that individuals have been blocked when their views do not align with the Board’s narrative. Because of this, we are creating new ways to help ensure that information reaches