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On the 4th Friday of each month 5-8 pm through September 2010,
come to a classic car cruise at 2220 Ventura Blvd in Camarillo.
Details.
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In recognition of National Night Out, the Camarillo Police and
the Ventura County Sheriff's Department will be hosting an open
house for the public on Saturday, July 24th from 12:00 PM to
4:00 PM at the Camarillo Police Department, located at 3701 E.
Las Posas Road. National Night Out is a program designed to
heighten crime and drug awareness and strengthen neighborhood
spirit and police-community partnerships.
There will be numerous displays of the Camarillo Police
Department’s resources and other law enforcement related
equipment and technology. McGruff, the Crime Fighting Dog, will
be greeting kids and their parents. Representatives of the
Camarillo Police Department will be conducting guided tours of
the facility throughout the event.
Visitors to the event will see demonstrations from our K-9
Deputy and his dog, Mounted Patrol, SWAT team members, Bomb
Disposal Vehicle and robot, Patrol and traffic units, Crime
Scene Investigation Unit, Search and Rescue Unit, and the
Camarillo Police mobile command post.
We will also have games and activities for children, including
“Kid Print” fingerprint ID and a tricycle course with an
emphasis on bicycle safety.
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On April 28, 2010, the Camarillo City Council adopted a new
smoking ordinance to further protect the health of the public
and the environment, and it will become effective on May 28,
2010. Ordinance 1053 affects both indoor and outdoor public
locations and places of employment.
Learn more about these new regulations.
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Real Support is still missing information from some homeowners
for the directory. Any homeowners who have not already done so
are requested to give Real Support:
- Their name(s)
- Address
- Telephone number
- Email address(es)
(Circulation of the directory will be restricted to the Board
and the management company ONLY).
A telephone call to Real Support (310-457-0019) will get you
a form to complete or you may simply email the information to
Bryan Chan or Helmut Martinek of Real Support.
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If you have not already completed your brush clearance, the time
is now. Fire season seems to have become a year round event. And
in the case of multiple fires in California, we cannot be
assured of saving our houses. By reducing this fire hazard, property owners give the fire
department a defensible space that allows firefighters to get
between an approaching wildfire and the property. That space can
mean the difference between saving a home or having a fire
overrun it.
The Ventura County Fire Department is strongly recommending
you increase your brush clearance from 100’ to 200’ if
any of the following apply to your property: House located on/or
at the top of a slope, old brush not recently burned, east or
south facing aspect, wood shake roof, limited access for Fire
Department, ornamental shrubbery next to house, older
construction, historical fire pattern in your area, heavy
chaparral fuels, limited or private water supply, or more than 5
miles from a Fire Station.
Following is some information provided for the Fire
Department to guide you in wildfire preparedness:
Brush Clearance Guide
Wildfire
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