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Keep Your Car and its Contents Safe
The Ventura Police Department (VPD) is utilizing electronic sign boards at targeted locations throughout the city to remind residents to lock their doors and windows, and remove items of value from your vehicle.
A high number of vehicle crimes have occurred throughout the City. The majority of incidents are the result of individuals leaving their vehicle unlocked or open. During the last week there were 29 reported thefts from vehicles (vehicles left unlocked), and 20 reported vehicle burglaries (force used). Of the forcible incidents; 11 were window smashes, 5 had their doors pried or jimmied, and 4 where the method of entry could not be determined. The majority of incidents (33) occurred during the weekday and evening to overnight hours.
VPD recently arrested four individuals with the help of alert citizens! Remember, if you suspect any suspicious activity please call 805.650.8010 immediately (24 hr. non-emergency phone number) or 911 in the event of an emergency. Volunteer In Policing members are assisting Patrol Officers and helping to improve law enforcement services. |
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 Mayor's Arts Awards Nomination Deadline September 7
The City of Ventura welcomes nominations in six categories for these seventh annual awards recognizing the artistic achievements and contributions of Ventura residents, artists, educators, organizations and business leaders.
Download a nomination form at: http://www.cityofventura.net/maa or call 805.677.3911.
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 The Lu Ross Academy, known to most as the best place to get an affordable haircut, is expanding to include barbering to their course curriculum. While continuing to provide courses in cosmetology, aesthetics, and make-up art at its current location on Thompson Blvd., the new 13,928 sq. ft. barber school at 93 S. Chestnut will nearly double the size of the school and occupy a Downtown Class A office space that has been vacant for several years. |
 Free Community Tennis Day September 1
Tennis instruction, games, prizes and information on fall tennis classes await all ages and skill levels during the free Community Tennis Day on Saturday, September 1, 10 am-2 pm, at the Camino Real Park Tennis Center, Varsity & Dean Dr. For more information call 805.642.7652.
Register now for fall recreation and arts classes
Enroll now for over 200 recreation and arts classes and tours at 805.658.4726 or www.cityofventura.net/recreation where you many view online the new fall My Ventura catalog offering full descriptions and a fall calendar of mostly free events and city services. |
Music Un der the Stars Concerts:
Susie Hansen Latin Band September 1
Lisa Haley & Zydekats September 8
On Saturdays 7:30 to 9:30 pm from July to September, the courtyard of the historic Olivas Adobe (4200 Olivas Park Drive) becomes Ventura's coolest open-air nightclub for dancing on a huge wooden dance floor under summer skies to great party bands with a full beverage bar and great dining options. Info at www.cityofventura.net/mus. Buy tickets ($20) at door or RSVP weekdays 8-5 pm at 805-658-4726.
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Final Free Fairy Tales in the Park Performance September 8
Join in "Gypsies in a T runk" troupe's 18th season of adventure presenting free fractured "fairy tales" performances at Barranca Vista Park, 7050 E Ralston St.
On Saturday, September 8, at 4 pm, bring the family, low back lawn chairs, blankets and a picnic for "Chicken Little." For more informaiton visit cityofventura.net/bvc or 654-7552.
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City Manager's Blog: Thank you
Ventura City Manager Rick Cole gives immediate insight into breaking news. In his last post, he discusses his resignation and expresses thanks to the Council and citizens of Ventura.
"Having weathered the worst of the economic storm, I believe Ventura's best years are ahead of us. I look forward to contributing as a citizen to Ventura's future successes."
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