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Every few years starting in 1968, the city has conducted a Community Attitude Survey. The City Council heard the results of the 2026 survey in its meeting Tuesday. Full survey results are now available on the city website (link in comments).
Many of us feel fortunate to live where we do, something reflected in the survey results. Ninety-one percent of respondents say their quality of life here is excellent or good. This is similar to the result in the 2023 survey.
There is remarkably little change in the services residents like year after year: Safe streets, abundant parks and open space, and excellent public schools consistently finish at or near the top of survey results each time (Table 2). Moreover, residents generally satisfied with the way the city provides these services (Table 3), with scores in several areas improving since the 2023 survey.
One significant change from even a few years ago is that many residents want the city to address homelessness, and appreciate the steps the city is taking. With the opening of the Thrive Grove temporary shelter last year, unsheltered homelessness dropped 46% in 2025, and the number of encampments is currently at zero.
This survey was based on 1,071 random phone and online interviews, with a margin of error of +/- 3% at a 95% confidence interval. In addition to this statistically valid survey, all residents also had the opportunity to weigh in with individual responses. The city's website links to both sets of responses.
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Interesting, they're still looking for that missing person in Thousand Oaks. Either they're at a buddy's house, or someone should check Sapwi Park for any particularly active vultures this week. (my bet is he's down in a creekbed in that park). I really should get a drone to go chasing these things (or maybe not... 😬 )
(No update yet)
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In Sacramento for the annual League of California Cities City Leaders Summit conference. Thursday was packed with educational sessions on water supplies; misinformation about public agencies; uncertainty in state and federal budgeting; and the role grants play in economic development.
The day’s highlight was a forum featuring three of the candidates vying to be California’s next governor: Tony Thurmond, Antonio Villaraigosa, and Xavier Becerra. The League invited 10 leading Democratic and Republican candidates to attend, but these are the three who accepted the invitation.
Prior to the conference, Mayor Taylor and I had a busy day Wednesday meeting with elected leaders and agency officials. We met with:
- Assemblymember Jacqui Irwin to discuss various new bills, including one from Assemblymember Buffy Wicks that may make it easier to build more condominiums.
- Officials from the California Department of Insurance and California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) on how best to insure residents can keep their fire insurance.
Quote of the day from the insurance commissioner’s office: “We don’t regulate underwriting; we regulate rates,” meaning it’s really up to the insurance companies whether to continue coverage. The state does maintain a list of tips on finding residential coverage: https://lnkd.in/g8mHR7nv
The news was somewhat more positive from Cal Fire. A recent update to draft Zone Zero regulations improves on previous versions in two ways, allowing for some regional variation in clearance mandates and no longer taking an all-or-nothing approach to vegetation. This is important because the right type and placement of vegetation can help slow the spread of wildfires.
Here’s a link to the latest draft Zone Zero regulations:
- Assemblymember Steve Bennett to discuss AB 1873 on backup capability and other resiliency requirements for water systems.
- Senator Henry Stern’s staff discussed housing initiatives and economic development zones
- We thanked Assemblymember Isaac Bryan for AB 1349, a bill that cracks down on websites using unauthorized names to sell tickets. Given that there are more than 330 shows each year at the Bank of America Performing Arts Center, Thousand Oaks, it’s important to ensure the tickets come from, and only from, legitimate sources.
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Reposted from @cityofthousandoaks: The City of Thousand Oaks is seeking applicants for 8 scheduled vacancies on Youth Commission. The Youth Commission serves as City ambassadors, representing the matters concerning the City’s youth. 🌳
✨ Application Period: March 24 - April 23, 2026
✨ Members must be City residents ages 13-18 and currently in 8th - 10th grade to apply for a two-year termTo learn more and apply, visit toaks.gov/boards
#youth #studentgovernment #youthingovernment #civicengagement #thousandoaks #tocc
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Last night the City Council voted 5-0 to modernize permitting for production crews shooting movie, TV, and streaming productions within city limits. The updated rules better reflect current production realities, and will make it easier to produce movie and TV content here.
Thousand Oaks has a long history of movie and TV shoots, including the classic Spartacus (1960), directed by Stanley Kubrick. He filmed the famous “I am Spartacus” scene in Wildwood Park, and the movie contains many long shots showing Thousand Oaks landmarks.
#movies #tvproduction #movieproduction #locationshoot #thousandoaks #tocc
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Yikes, this was/is a rattlesnake bite, mountain biker. Be careful out there, folks. (Satwiwa/SAMO)
https://m.ai6yr.org/@vcfddispatch_bot/116264811758294696
#VenturaCounty #EMS #wilderness #snakes #ThousandOaks #ConejoValley #NewburyPark
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Every March, the City Council reviews our progress on housing. This year’s annual report brings a mix of significant wins and a clear-eyed look at the challenges still ahead.
After years of sluggish growth – where most new housing was small backyard cottages (ADUs) – we saw a massive jump in 2025. New units under construction increased more than fourfold compared to the previous year.
* 2024: 82 units started
* 2025: 340 units startedA major driver of this growth is the Timber School project at Newbury and Kelly Roads, construction of which is now under way.
The momentum isn't slowing down. We expect construction numbers to climb even higher next year. Three major projects – TO Ranch, Oakwell, and the 500 East T.O. Blvd. project – represent nearly 1,100 new units. This will go a long way toward clearing the city’s backlog of around 1,600 already entitled units. [1] [2]
Also, for the first time since 2021, developers broke ground on designated affordable units. This includes 26 "low-income" units and one "very low-income" unit.
What does “low income" actually mean? It’s many in our local workforce, not those in dire poverty. In Ventura County, a family of four earning almost $120,000 is considered low-income. In Thousand Oaks, the threshold is likely even higher.
While this progress is encouraging, we still have a steep hill to climb. To meet our state-mandated goals by 2029, we still need to build over 1,100 more units for low- and very-low-income residents.While increasing the supply of homes is vital, "more housing" doesn't automatically mean "affordable housing." I believe it’s a mistake to view housing affordability only in simple supply-and-demand terms. More supply is necessary, but it’s only one piece of the puzzle.
As Professor Jamshid Damooei of CLU recently noted, we must also address stagnant wages and financial systems that make it harder for young families and seniors to stay in our community. [3]
Building more is a start, but we must ensure we are building the right kind of housing to keep Thousand Oaks a vibrant, livable place for everyone.
#housing #affordablehousing #thousandoaks #conejovalley #venturacounty #tocc
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Hmm, EMS chatter that somebody died on the trails here this weekend from a rattlesnake bite. Unclear on the mechanism of death (unusual to have someone die so quickly even after a rattlesnake bite), but watch out for those rattlers, folks! #ThousandOaks #ConejoValley #VenturaCounty #snakes #wildlife #heatwave #rattlesnake
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Interested in the Thousand Oaks Downtown Master Plan? City staff is seeking your comments on the project's draft Environmental Impact Report (EIR), a comprehensive document published late last week.
The public comment period runs through April 20. Staff will include your comments in the final version of the EIR to be presented to the Planning Commission and City Council.
EIRs are wide-ranging documents, describing possible impacts on air quality, noise, public safety, traffic, and many other factors. Whenever a project is found to have a significant impact on any given area, the EIR describes how to mitigate that impact.
Just as with the six workshops held last spring, public input on the EIR is an important step as the project moves toward entitlement.
To read the draft EIR or any of its appendices, click through to the page linked in the graphic in this post. The draft EIR is under the "Documents & Recordings" column at the right.
Please send any comments to planning division manager Krystin Rice. I won't tempt the spambots by posting her email address here, but it is available on the page linked in the graphic, at the bottom of the "Documents & Recordings" column at the right.
Again, the public comment period on this draft EIR runs through April 20. Thanks in advance for your input!
#planning #urbanplanning #thousandoaks #venturacounty #tocc
https://toaks.gov/index.php?section=environmental&projectsection=5&project=85
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Reminder: Public comments on the draft Active Transportation Plan – which covers ways to make our city more bike- and pedestrian-friendly – are due by this Tuesday, March 10. There’s a link to the draft and a comment form at https://www.toaksatp.org/documentation
Although the Bicycle Advisory Team (BAT) and Traffic and Transportation and Advisory Commission (TTAC) have already reviewed the draft, it’s also important to gather public input.
Please post comments on the city’s web page, not here!
#activetransportation #cycling #pedestriansafety #safestreets #thousandoaks #tocc
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Consistent with its mission of protecting and enhancing open space, tonight the Conejo Open Space Conservation Agency voted to acquire a half-acre parcel along S. Ventu Park Road. The parcel joins a large amount of existing open space in the surrounding area, shown in green on the map.
I'm also grateful to the COSCA board for electing me as chair for the coming year, and electing Dorothy Sullivan as vice chair.
Taking care of our beloved open space is one of the most important things we do. Here's to continued good stewardship in the year ahead!
#cosca #openspace #venturacounty #conejovalley #crpd #thousandoaks #tocc
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Happy Lunar New Year!
Millions worldwide celebrate Lunar New Year as an opportunity to reunite with family and friends and celebrate traditions. To Thousand Oaks neighbors and friends who celebrate: May the year of the Fire Horse bring you good health, happiness, peace, and prosperity!
#lunarnewyear #springfestival #yearofthefirehorse #thousandoaks #tocc
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Thousand Oaks Development Activity Report for January 2026
https://toaks.gov/corecode/storage/uber_resource/uploaded_pdfs/2026-01%20DAR_1770410238.pdf
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Tonight the Thousand Oaks City Council unanimously approved its 2026 committee assignment roster.
Each councilmember represents your interests on a number of internal and external panels and commissions. These panels tie our city into regional, statewide, and national organizations where we meet colleagues, talk through issues of mutual concern, and learn of new solutions that directly benefit Thousand Oaks residents.
My assignments for the coming year include:
- Capital Facilities Committee (internal)
- Conejo Open Space Conservation Agency (COSCA)
- Clean Power Alliance (CPA, also serve on CPA’s Finance Committee)
- Ventura Council of Governments (VCOG)
- Ventura County Regional Energy Alliance (VCREA)
- Ventura Regional Sanitation District (VRSD, current chair)
- National League of Cities Energy, Environment, and Natural Resources Committee (NLC EENR)
- League of California Cities Environmental Quality Committee (Cal Cities EQ)
Most of the assignments are identical to last year’s. There are a few exceptions:
- Mayor pro tem Engler and I swapped positions on VCOG, where I now serve as primary delegate and he serves as alternate.
- Councilmember Gutierrez picks up new assignments: On the Ventura County Continuum of Care board; on NLC’s Finance, Administration, and Intergovernmental Relations Committee (FAIR); and on the board of Community Action of Ventura County (applied for and approved by the county Board of Supervisors).
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Thousand Oaks Development Activity Report for December 2025
https://toaks.gov/corecode/storage/uber_resource/uploaded_pdfs/2025-12%20DAR_1767900522.pdf
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Happy 2026! Wishing everyone in Thousand Oaks good health, happiness, and (in between the coming storms) more enjoyment of our beautiful city.
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With high winds continuing and more rain on the way, the city’s Public Works team has been super busy over the holiday. Please report downed trees or other hazards you see at toaks.gov/service.
And if you see one of the crews out in white city vehicles, I’m sure they’d appreciate a word of thanks!
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With many downed trees and first responders very busy answering calls, please stay off the roads today unless absolutely necessary.
Besides these contacts, the county’s vcemergency.com site also has updated weather and closure info. Stay dry and safe!
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"No one should die alone. No one should grieve alone."
These are the watchwords for the annual Hospice of the Conejo Reading of the Names ceremony, held last night at Oaks Mall.
I was honored to participate in the event, which involved the reading of more than 500 names of community members (including a few beloved pets) whom we lost in the past year. I recognized more than a few names, and found the event very meaningful. If you need help, call the hospice at 805-495-2145.
Thanks to the organizers, and to WHS's A Class Act, which began the ceremony in song.
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Thousand Oaks State of the City address 2025
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Nice coverage of last month’s National League of Cities panel on adaption to climate change. It was a privilege to share our experience along with Salt Lake City mayor Erin Mendenhall, Moab UT mayor Joette Langianese, and Portland, OR, councilor Candace Avalos.
One nit: I view our namesake oaks as an asset, not a liability! We face far bigger fire risk from non-native stuff such as fan palms and arundo grasses.
#extremeheat #climatechange #adaptability #sustainabilty #thousandoaks #resilience #tocc
https://www.smartcitiesdive.com/news/climate-change-cities-sustainability-nlc/807562/
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Tonight the @conejoopenspace board voted 5-0 to remove 23 Mexican fan palms from open space west of Lynn between Arboles and Flores, near Shenandoah.
VCFD recommended the removals because these trees contain highly flammable dead fronds and can send burning embers flying.
COSCA is seeking funding for the eventual removal of all Mexican fan palms and arundo grass, both non-native species, from the roughly 12,700 acres of open space it manages.
#WildfirePrevention #openspace #cosca #crpd #ThousandOaks #tocc
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Preserving and enhancing open space is one of the most important things I do. Two recent news items on the conservation front:
1. Friday I joined a standing-room-only crowd at the annual fundraiser for the Conejo Open Space Foundation (COSF), which uses education and advocacy to promote and protect natural spaces. Here, secretary/founding director Elayne Haggan photographs one of the volunteers from a group that offers free removal of snakes without killing them. I'll post a link and also share an informative FB post from the group in comments. COSF also recognized Brian Stark, administrator of the Conejo Open Space Conservation Agency, for his years of work protecting our natural environment.
2. Today, on the city's behalf, I signed a letter of support for the Rim of the Valley initiative that would add nearly 200,000 acres to the Santa Monica National Recreation Area, mostly to our north and east, creating a true ring of green around our entire area. The city has supported this initiative for several years running. I'll post a link with more information in comments.
#openspace #conservation #thousandoaks #conejovalley #santamonicamountains #cosca #cosf #samofund #tocc
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More than 3,000 runners took part in this year’s Turkey Day Dash at California Lutheran University. Proceeds will benefit the Boy Scouts, the Kiwanis Club of Thousand Oaks Foundation, and Hospice of the Conejo. Thanks to all who turned out, snd to Five07 Coffee Bar for organizing.
It was a privilege to join COSCA analyst Anna Huber and local cycling hero Jack Nosco as a pacer for the runners.
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How does the Clean Power Alliance’s credit rating affect you? As a joint-powers authority governed by two counties and 36 municipalities, CPA benefits from a great credit rating by financing clean-energy projects on more favorable terms – ultimately resulting in reduced costs for Thousand Oaks ratepayers.
When it obtained an A- rating in 2023, the CPA estimated it would save around $20 million/year. It’s done such a good job with energy and fiscal management since then that Standard and Poors just upgraded that rating to A.
One result of HR1, the federal tax bill enacted this past summer, is that the overall energy supply is likely to become dirtier and more expensive in the medium term, according to CPA CEO Ted Bardacke.
Given that backdrop, it’s up to municipal governments to do all we can to ensure a ready supply of cleaner and less expensive energy.
#CreditRating #renewableenergy #climate #energy #cleanpower #cca #thousandoaks #venturacounty #tocc
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At the National League of Cities’ annual conference in Salt Lake City, I took part in a panel discussion on extreme heat and what we can do to design cities for a more resilient future. ICLEI USA moderator Jess Grannis encouraged Salt Lake City mayor Erin Mendenhall; Moab, UT, mayor Joette Langianese; and Portland, OR, councilor Candace Avalos to share thoughtful strategies on mitigating climate change for all residents. I had a few things to say too.
📷: Mina Layba
#climate #extremeheat #sustainability #climatechange #renewableenergy #thousandoaks #nlc #leagueofcities #tocc
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At the National League of Cities’ annual conference in Salt Lake City, I took part in a panel discussion on extreme heat and what we can do to design cities for a more resilient future. ICLEI USA moderator Jess Grannis encouraged Salt Lake City mayor Erin Mendenhall; Moab, UT, mayor Joette Langianese; and Portland, OR, councilor Candace Avalos to share thoughtful strategies on mitigating climate change for all residents. I had a few things to say too.
📷: Mina Layba
#climate #extremeheat #sustainability #climatechange #renewableenergy #thousandoaks #nlc #leagueofcities #tocc
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How good is our city’s digital infrastructure? In a national survey of innovations in municipal IT, the Center for Digital Government rated Thousand Oaks 9th in the USA for a city our size – even though the city has no IT department!
That’s a testament to the city’s competent and conscientious computer staff, which for years has worked as part of the Finance Department. The City Council voted earlier this year to create a separate IT department, with recruitment now under way for a chief information officer. Imagine what we can do *with* an IT group!
Congratulations to the existing computer team, and thanks for all you do to make our city’s information assets safer and more accessible. And congrats to the IT groups of many other California cities also honored tonight.
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The City of Thousand Oaks is accepting applications for the 2025-26 Community Environmental Enhancement Grant Program.
Nonprofit community and school groups can apply for funding to complete a community beautification or environmental project.
Eligible projects include water conservation, litter collection, recycling, energy conservation, and more. Organizations and projects must be located within the city. Current award limits: Minimum $2,000, Maximum $4,500.
Apply today at toaks.gov/grants
#environment #conservation #cleanup #recycling #thousandoaks #tocc
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Thousand Oaks Development Activity Report for October 2025
https://toaks.gov/corecode/storage/uber_resource/uploaded_pdfs/2025-10%20DAR_1762471866.pdf
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The first Community Action Fair was a resounding success, bringing together groups from all over the area concerned with culture, social service, climate advocacy, civil rights, and many other issues. Thanks VERY much to the Community Action Fair team and all who made today's event possible. (Post 1/4)
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Reposted from @cityofthousandoaks: Apply to serve on the Ventura County Citizens Transportation Advisory Committee (VCCTAC)! ✨🚌
On VCCTAC, representatives from Thousand Oaks serve as advisors to the Ventura County Transportation Commission to address transportation planning and identify unmet transit needs.
👉 Learn more and apply today at toaks.gov/boards
#transit #masstransit #publictransit #thousandoaks #venturacounty #tocc
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Today was a historic day for Thousand Oaks as Amgen broke ground on a $600 million R&D center here. This investment, one of the largest in Ventura County history, will speed development of new medicines by putting research and process development under one roof.
As a global biotech leader Amgen can locate anywhere – but it chose Thousand Oaks because of our world-class workforce, excellent schools, abundant open space, and safe streets.
I’m looking forward to the scientific breakthroughs this new center will bring, right here in Thousand Oaks!
📷 1: Alex South; 📷 3: Josh Gray
#amgen #biotech #research #pharma #thousandoaks #venturacounty
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Today was a historic day for Thousand Oaks as Amgen broke ground on a $600 million R&D center here. This investment, one of the largest in Ventura County history, will speed development of new medicines by putting research and process development under one roof.
As a global biotech leader Amgen can locate anywhere – but it chose Thousand Oaks because of our world-class workforce, excellent schools, abundant open space, and safe streets.
I’m looking forward to the scientific breakthroughs this new center will bring, right here in Thousand Oaks!
📷 1: Alex South; 📷 3: Josh Gray
#amgen #biotech #research #pharma #thousandoaks #venturacounty
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Today was a historic day for Thousand Oaks as Amgen broke ground on a $600 million R&D center here. This investment, one of the largest in Ventura County history, will speed development of new medicines by putting research and process development under one roof.
As a global biotech leader Amgen can locate anywhere – but it chose Thousand Oaks because of our world-class workforce, excellent schools, abundant open space, and safe streets.
I’m looking forward to the scientific breakthroughs this new center will bring, right here in Thousand Oaks!
📷 1: Alex South; 📷 3: Josh Gray
#amgen #biotech #research #pharma #thousandoaks #venturacounty
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Today was a historic day for Thousand Oaks as Amgen broke ground on a $600 million R&D center here. This investment, one of the largest in Ventura County history, will speed development of new medicines by putting research and process development under one roof.
As a global biotech leader Amgen can locate anywhere – but it chose Thousand Oaks because of our world-class workforce, excellent schools, abundant open space, and safe streets.
I’m looking forward to the scientific breakthroughs this new center will bring, right here in Thousand Oaks!
📷 1: Alex South; 📷 3: Josh Gray
#amgen #biotech #research #pharma #thousandoaks #venturacounty
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Today was a historic day for Thousand Oaks as Amgen broke ground on a $600 million R&D center here. This investment, one of the largest in Ventura County history, will speed development of new medicines by putting research and process development under one roof.
As a global biotech leader Amgen can locate anywhere – but it chose Thousand Oaks because of our world-class workforce, excellent schools, abundant open space, and safe streets.
I’m looking forward to the scientific breakthroughs this new center will bring, right here in Thousand Oaks!
📷 1: Alex South; 📷 3: Josh Gray
#amgen #biotech #research #pharma #thousandoaks #venturacounty
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Hundreds of students and parents turned out this morning for another great walk’n’roll event at Wildwood Elementary. Walking and riding to school are great ways to get exercise and have been shown to improve academic performance.
Thanks to all who showed up, including all the first responders who handed out stickers as kids arrived at school.
#walknroll #walktoschool #biketoschool #wildwood #thousandoaks #cvusd #tocc
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I'm running a Wilderness First Aid class (in person) in the Conejo Valley on November 2 (Sun) and November 23rd (Sun) 8am to 5pm both days if anyone local is interested. Cost is $75.00 (my cost for books and certification card, supplies). If you want to sign up, let me know, I have a few spots open. All the skills learned here are useful in everyday life, wilderness or not, and also during disasters. CPR certification is included. #FirstAid #WFA #WildernessFirstAid #ConejoValley #ThousandOaks #DisasterPreparedness #CPR #VenturaCounty
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Thanks to the Southeast Ventura County YMCA Youth and Government program for the invitation to speak on civic engagement. The kids asked great questions and seemed very interested in getting more involved in their local governments. I encouraged them to get involved in the issues they care about – in other words, to come give us politicians a hard time. :-)
Did you know 16-year-olds in California can pre-register, so they'll be able to vote on their 18th birthday? Even better, they can register online at https://registertovote.ca.gov/
📷: Kyle Rohrbach
#civics #civicengagement #youth #ymca #voting #voterregistration #thousandoaks #conejovalley #tocc
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Reposted from @cityofthousandoaks 🌧️ Rain is forecast for Monday night through Wednesday.
Stay safe, and keep this contact info handy:
👉 For life-threatening emergencies and fallen power lines, call 911.
👉 For sandbags, visit toaks.gov/prepare
👉 For non-emergency reports of fallen trees and limbs, report at toaks.gov/service.
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UPDATE 2: “Due to improved conditions,” SCE has canceled the shutoff alert for the Brennan circuit today, Sunday, Oct. 12.
Potentially affecting 25 customers in Thousand Oaks, Southern California Edison advises that a public safety power shutoff (PSPS) event is possible on Sunday, Oct. 12 between 6 am and noon. This is on SCE’s Brennan circuit, which mainly serves Moorpark, Simi Valley, and the Santa Rosa Valley. More info at sce.com/psps
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Thanks to the Girl Scouts of California’s Central Coast for opening a new Cyber Center in Oaks Mall. At the ribbon cutting yesterday, attendees got to see stations for coding, robotics, drones, 3D printing, and even a mini-studio where Assemblymember Irwin sat for an interview.
Scouting not only promotes self-confidence and teamwork but also imparts really useful life skills, and possibly future careers.
#girlscouts #scouting #cyber #coding #girlswhocode #thousandoaks #tocc
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Safe Passage Youth Foundation provides positive pathways for K-6 kids, helping keep them from being drawn into gang life.
Food security is a key mission; Safe Passage collects and distributes groceries that otherwise would end up in landfills.
In support of that, I was pleased to sign an agreement today, following unanimous City Council ratification, that allows Safe Passage to store a mobile refrigerated trailer at the TO Transit Center.
This helps local families in need of food assistance and reduces greenhouse gas emissions by keeping organic material out of landfills.
#foodsecurity #climate #resiliency #sustainability #greenhousegas #youth #safepassage #thousandoaks #conejovalley #tocc
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Always grateful to the volunteers at Adelante Comunidad Conejo – especially today when members of the Thousand Oaks Police Department and their families helped out with pantry prep. Many hands make light work, the proverb goes – and there’s always a need for more hands. Interested in volunteering? Sign up at adelantecomunidadconejo.org. Thank you!
#foodbank #comunidad #community #belovedcommunity #thousandoaks
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Always grateful to the volunteers at Adelante Comunidad Conejo – especially today when members of the Thousand Oaks Police Department and their families helped out with pantry prep. Many hands make light work, the proverb goes – and there’s always a need for more hands. Interested in volunteering? Sign up at adelantecomunidadconejo.org. Thank you!
#foodbank #comunidad #community #belovedcommunity #thousandoaks
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Always grateful to the volunteers at Adelante Comunidad Conejo – especially today when members of the Thousand Oaks Police Department and their families helped out with pantry prep. Many hands make light work, the proverb goes – and there’s always a need for more hands. Interested in volunteering? Sign up at adelantecomunidadconejo.org. Thank you!
#foodbank #comunidad #community #belovedcommunity #thousandoaks
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Always grateful to the volunteers at Adelante Comunidad Conejo – especially today when members of the Thousand Oaks Police Department and their families helped out with pantry prep. Many hands make light work, the proverb goes – and there’s always a need for more hands. Interested in volunteering? Sign up at adelantecomunidadconejo.org. Thank you!
#foodbank #comunidad #community #belovedcommunity #thousandoaks
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Always grateful to the volunteers at Adelante Comunidad Conejo – especially today when members of the Thousand Oaks Police Department and their families helped out with pantry prep. Many hands make light work, the proverb goes – and there’s always a need for more hands. Interested in volunteering? Sign up at adelantecomunidadconejo.org. Thank you!
#foodbank #comunidad #community #belovedcommunity #thousandoaks
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Congratulations to Richard Gonzalez, who’s retiring after 23 years of service with Athens Services.
Solid-waste disposal is one of the most essential services in any well-run community. The fact that It Just Works here, without residents and businesses having to think much about it, is a testament to the professionalism and hard work of Richard and team. Enjoy your retirement!