Mar 19, 2019 | CI Neighborhood News, CINC, Events, INCO
AGENDA
- I. WELCOME
- II. BEAT OFFICER’S REPORT
Officer Mike Kohr
& Fire Alarm Permit Regulations
- III. GUEST SPEAKERS:
City of Oxnard Manager, Alex Nguyen
Oxnard Fire Dept., Chief Darwin Base
Are you prepared for an emergency?CINC Leadership Committee Formation
Short Term Rentals – an update
- IV. QUESTIONS / COMMENTS
- V. ADJOURN
| Abandoned Vehicles |
1-805-982-7001 |
| Affordable Housing |
1-805-385-7400 |
| Animal Control Complaints |
1-805- 385-7640 |
| Animal Control Service |
1-805- 385-7786 |
| Building & Construction Inspections |
1-805- 385-7936 |
| Building Permits |
1-805- 385-7925 |
Business Tax Certificates
(formerly Business Licenses) |
1-805-385-7817 |
| Carnegie Art Museum |
1-805-385-8157 |
| Child Abuse Hotline |
1-805-654-3200 |
| City Corps |
1-805-385-8123 |
| City Council |
1-805-385-7430 |
| City Council Agenda |
1-805-385-7803 |
| City Manager |
1-805-385-7430 |
| Code Enforcement |
1-805-385-7940 |
| Community Affairs/Public Info |
1-805-385-7593 |
| Community Development |
1-805-385-7407 |
| Disaster Preparedness |
1-805-385-7717 |
| Economic Development |
1-805-385-7444 |
| Fire (Non-emergency) |
1-805-385-7722 |
| Garage / Yard Sales |
1-805-385-7940 |
| Graffiti Hotline |
1-805-385-8010 |
| CITY HARBOR WATER QUALITY |
1-805-385-7578 |
| COUNTY HARBOR PATROL |
1-805-973-5959 |
| COUNTY HARBOR MASTER |
1-805-973-5961 |
| COUNTY HARBOR EMERGENCY |
1-805-382-3000 |
| Housing Authority |
1-805-385-8097 |
| Job Hotline |
1-805-385-7580 |
| Library |
1-805-385-7507 |
| Licenses (Business/Cat /Dog) |
1-805-385-7817 |
| Mosquito Hotline |
1-805-658-4310 |
| Neighborhood Services |
1-805-385-7424 |
| Oxnard Beach Reservations |
1-805-385-7946 |
| Parks |
1-805-385-7950 |
| Passports |
1-805-385-7509 |
| Performing Arts/Convention Ctr |
1-805-385-8147 |
| Performing Arts Ctr Box Office |
1-805-486-2424 |
| Planning & Zoning |
1-805-385-7858 |
| Police (Non-emergency) |
1-805-385-7600 |
| Recreation Programs |
1-805-385-7995 |
| Recycling |
1-805-385-8060 |
| Senior Services |
1-805-385-8019 |
| Sewer Service Problems |
1-805-488-3517 |
| Shopping Cart Retrieval |
1-800-252-4613 |
| Solid Waste Service Problems |
1-805-385-8060 |
| Street Lights (Edison) |
1-800-655-4555 |
| Street Maintenance |
1-805-385-8051 |
| Traffic Signals |
1-805-385-7812 |
| Tree Trimming |
1-805-385-7950 |
Utilities Start-Up
(Sewer / Water / Trash) |
1-805-385-7816 |
| Water Bill Questions |
1-805- 385-7816 |
| Water Service Problems |
1-805-385-8136 |
Jan 19, 2019 | CI Neighborhood News, CINC, Events, INCO
REVISED AGENDA II
I. WELCOME
II. BEAT OFFICER’S REPORT
Officer Mike Kohr
III. GUEST SPEAKERS:
CLEAN POWER ALLIANCE
KAREN SCHMIDT
CPA Regional Affairs Manager
CLEAN POWER: Cost & Choice
WERNER KELLER, CFA
HARBOR PATROL
MARK SANDOVAL
Ventura County Harbor Director
IV. QUESTIONS / COMMENTS
V. ADJOURN
NEXT MEETING: MARCH 14TH @
CHANNEL ISLANDS YACHT CLUB
Email requests to be added to the contact list:
cineighborhoodcouncil@gmail.com
Visit our website: www.CINeighbors.com
Notices also posted in your neighborhoods and on
NextDoor.com
Help us be your neighborhood ambassador!
Host a meeting sign?
Call us: (818) 292-0447
| Abandoned Vehicles |
1-805-982-7001 |
| Affordable Housing |
1-805-385-7400 |
| Animal Control Complaints |
1-805- 385-7640 |
| Animal Control Service |
1-805- 385-7786 |
| Building & Construction Inspections |
1-805- 385-7936 |
| Building Permits |
1-805- 385-7925 |
Business Tax Certificates
(formerly Business Licenses) |
1-805-385-7817 |
| Carnegie Art Museum |
1-805-385-8157 |
| Child Abuse Hotline |
1-805-654-3200 |
| City Corps |
1-805-385-8123 |
| City Council |
1-805-385-7430 |
| City Council Agenda |
1-805-385-7803 |
| City Manager |
1-805-385-7430 |
| Code Enforcement |
1-805-385-7940 |
| Community Affairs/Public Info |
1-805-385-7593 |
| Community Development |
1-805-385-7407 |
| Disaster Preparedness |
1-805-385-7717 |
| Economic Development |
1-805-385-7444 |
| Fire (Non-emergency) |
1-805-385-7722 |
| Garage / Yard Sales |
1-805-385-7940 |
| Graffiti Hotline |
1-805-385-8010 |
| CITY HARBOR WATER QUALITY |
1-805-385-7578 |
| COUNTY HARBOR PATROL |
1-805-973-5959 |
| COUNTY HARBOR MASTER |
1-805-973-5961 |
| COUNTY HARBOR EMERGENCY |
1-805-382-3000 |
| Housing Authority |
1-805-385-8097 |
| Job Hotline |
1-805-385-7580 |
| Library |
1-805-385-7507 |
| Licenses (Business/Cat /Dog) |
1-805-385-7817 |
| Mosquito Hotline |
1-805-658-4310 |
| Neighborhood Services |
1-805-385-7424 |
| Oxnard Beach Reservations |
1-805-385-7946 |
| Parks |
1-805-385-7950 |
| Passports |
1-805-385-7509 |
| Performing Arts/Convention Ctr |
1-805-385-8147 |
| Performing Arts Ctr Box Office |
1-805-486-2424 |
| Planning & Zoning |
1-805-385-7858 |
| Police (Non-emergency) |
1-805-385-7600 |
| Recreation Programs |
1-805-385-7995 |
| Recycling |
1-805-385-8060 |
| Senior Services |
1-805-385-8019 |
| Sewer Service Problems |
1-805-488-3517 |
| Shopping Cart Retrieval |
1-800-252-4613 |
| Solid Waste Service Problems |
1-805-385-8060 |
| Street Lights (Edison) |
1-800-655-4555 |
| Street Maintenance |
1-805-385-8051 |
| Traffic Signals |
1-805-385-7812 |
| Tree Trimming |
1-805-385-7950 |
Utilities Start-Up
(Sewer / Water / Trash) |
1-805-385-7816 |
| Water Bill Questions |
1-805- 385-7816 |
| Water Service Problems |
1-805-385-8136 |
City of Oxnard Neighborhood Services
300 West Third Street, 4th Floor ▪ Oxnard, California 93030 ▪ Telephone: (805) 385-7424 ▪ Fax: (805) 385-7595
May 9, 2018 | CI Neighborhood News, INCO
Thanks to all who attended the kick off of the new Channel Islands Neighborhood Council!
And thanks to all of the newly elected!
Mar 9, 2018 | CI Neighborhood News, CINC, INCO, TAKE ACTION
THE MEETING MAY 8th
Please join us in the formation of the Channel Islands Neighborhood Council #10. The City has 33 active councils and our united voice is missing at the City.
If you live within the boundaries: Wooley Rd., Harbor Blvd., Channel Islands Blvd., and Victoria then YOU are in NC #10. Please come to the first meeting and hear from our Police Department guest speaker: Senior Officer Mike McManama.
An election will be held at this formation meeting and we need YOU!
PLEASE SHARE WITH YOUR NEIGHBORS!
Unified, we will have a larger voice than any single HOA in matters where the City needs to act, protect our property, support our infrastructure, update our common areas and enforce ordinances and laws.
Elected officials: Our Mayor, City Council, County Supervisor and a wide array of City Staff all recognize the value that Neighborhood Councils bring to the community.
Tuesday May 8, 2018
6:30 P.M.
Hollywood Beach School
4000 Sunset Lane
AGENDA
I. WELCOME
II. ELECTION OF OFFICERS
III. BEAT OFFICER’S REPORT
Senior Officer Mike McManama
IV. NEIGHBORHOOD QUESTIONS AND
CONCERNS
VI. ADJOURN
If you want more information you can leave a comment and we will connect you to Audrey Keller who has been setting this important meeting up with the City!
All comments are moderated – if you want to be contacted I will not publish your comments – I will just pass that on to Audrey.
Feb 9, 2018 | CINC, City_Of_Oxnard, INCO
Neighborhood Councils
The neighborhood councils serve as an outlet for Oxnard residents to work together to improve the quality of life in Oxnard by making each of their neighborhoods a cleaner, safer, better place to live.
There are 43 pre-defined neighborhoods in Oxnard. Currently, there are a total of 33 active neighborhood councils. The City of Oxnard’s goal is for all neighborhoods to have an active neighborhood council.
Neighborhood councils are open to all Oxnard residents ages 18 and older.
Participants coordinate at the neighborhood level. Residents in pre-defined neighborhoods are responsible for establishing neighborhood councils and electing a chairperson to represent their neighborhood at the Inter-Neighborhood Council Organization forum.
Residents in many neighborhoods are saying NO to graffiti, crime and trash by participating in neighborhood patrols. At the same time, residents are saying YES to working with the City to perform neighborhood cleanups, spearhead beautification projects and address code compliance issues. The collaborative efforts of neighborhood councils and the City have decreased crime and graffiti, removed blight and decay and improved the appearance of our City.
