Community Programs
Maryland Department of Agriculture Mosquito Control Program
The St Clement Shores Civic Association, in cooperative agreement with the St Mary's County Government, and the Maryland Department of Agriculture to provide mosquito control services to the St Clement Shores and The Woods at Bayside communities.
The estimated cost for St Clement Shores Civic Association to participate in the 2025 mosquito control program is $3100. Services include both Surveillance and Control of immature mosquitoes from March-October.
Once mosquito spraying has started it will continue on the same weekly evening, weather permitting through September. Spraying will not occur when raining, temperatures are above 90° F, and with winds above 10 mph. Please keep children and pets inside when spraying occurs.
Please see the following three forms for pesticide information and spray exemption
SCSCA STANDARD OPP PROC
SCSCA Mosquito Spray Exemption
Additional information concerning mosquito control can be found at the Maryland Department of Agriculture Mosquito Control website.
https://mda.maryland.gov/plants-pests/pages/mosquito_control.aspx
St Mary's County Health Department - Recreational Beach Monitoring Program
The St. Mary’s County Health Department Environmental Health Services Division monitors water quality at 15 local beaches, including the semi-private beach in the St Clements Shores Community. This program provides residents and visitors to St. Mary’s County with current information about water quality so they can make informed decisions about using these beaches for recreational swimming.
From Memorial Day to Labor Day, the St Mary's County Health Department monitors the water quality at the St Clement Shores Beach. Current information pertaining to the water quality can be obtained by calling 310-475-4330 Ext SWIM and by the water quality sign posted at the St Clement Shores Beach area.
Additional water quality information can be found at St Mary's County Health Department Recreational Beach website.
Neighborhood Watch
Neighborhood Watch
Burglary is a crime of opportunity, committed by criminals who capitalize on carelessness or neglect. Most home burglaries are not committed by professionals who have planned to commit a burglary. Most are committed by amateurs, who find an open or unlocked door or window, or drug abusers that take advantage of a home's weak defenses.
To combat the increase in crime in today's society, the police need the eyes and ears of citizens like you. To help the Sheriff's Department protect your property from criminals you must get involved. To help you help yourself, St. Clement Shores worked with the St. Mary’s Sheriff’s department to establish the Neighborhood Watch Program.