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The City of Oakley's Weekly e-Newsletter
Aug. 19th/ Volume 3 Issue 7
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Fishing Fun at the 13th Annual Derby
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The 13 th Annual Kids Fishing Derby drew a big crowd at the Antioch/Oakley Pier this past Saturday. A total of 72 children between the ages of 2 - 15 participated. A total of 205 fish were caught over the two hours of the Derby.
The Derby was followed by a presentation by Dan of Dan's Delta Outdoors regarding relevant fishing tid-bits such as bait, types of fish in the Delta etc. Families were treated to a free lunch after the awards were handed out.
We wish to thank the following volunteers and organizations for their support. The East Bay Regional Park District, Dan's Delta Outdoors, Bridgehead Bait, the East County Student Anglers Club, the Veterans of Oakley, JD (Jerry Davis), and volunteers from the community. Thanks to all and we look forward to the Derby in 2017!
If you know any of the following kiddos, be sure to offer some congratulatory kudos for being Derby winners!
Ages 2 - 5 Smallest fish- Kelsie Ellison Largest fish- Bryson Edwards Most fish caught-Vance Vang
Ages 6 - 10 Smallest fish- Riley Vo Largest fish- Hayden Yurkovich Most fish caught- (2 winners) Jordan Mijares and Logan Ellison
Ages 11 - 15 Smallest fish- Thomas Longo Largest fish- Sammy Gutierrez Most fish caught- Vincent Vang
Check out more photos at our flickr
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Free Mulch Available Once Again Tomorrow
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Wood chips will be available for pick-up tomorrow Saturday, August 20th from 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. at the City Yard (corner of Neroly Road & Main Street with it's entrance on Neroly Road). Bring your own tools/shovels & bags/containers to load and carry the mulch. Can't make it? We'll next have it available on Saturday, September 17th.
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Free Summer Concert Tomorrow Featuring the "Floorshakers"
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Join us tomorrow Saturday, August 20th for a summer concert featuring "The Floorshakers". The concert will be held at the Civic Center Plaza, 3231 Main Street from 6:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Admission and parking is free. The Floorshakers are a well-known local band that has taken their funk, soul and rock and roll music to all of the bay area through past performances. Guests may bring lawn chairs and a picnic dinner or pick up dinner or a tasty snack at one of the many restaurants Downtown.
For more information, call Cindy (925) 625-7044 or email:
coelho@ci.oakley.ca.us .
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The City of Oakley will conduct its next General Municipal Election on November 8, 2016. Voters will select three members to serve on the Oakley City Council.
Wednesday, August 17th was the deadline to file for candidates wishing to run in the General Municipal Election. Below is the list of residents who have pulled papers, filed, and have been qualified by County Elections for the election.
1. Randi Adler 2. Claire Alaura 3. Stephen DeMarco 4. Michael Dupray 5. Doug Hardcastle 6. Bruno Korbmacher 7. Dezi Pina 8. Kevin Romick 9. Paul Seger
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Letter From the Mayor Regarding Fireworks
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As a follow up to our efforts to educate and curtail the use of fireworks in Oakley, shortly after the 4th of July I posted a letter seeking residents' assistance in identifying those that may be setting off fireworks in their neighborhoods. We received some very positive comments about our efforts and over twenty emails from residents that anonymously provided addresses of potential violators.
As part of our action plan, residents living at these addresses that are suspected of fireworks use will receive a direct contact from the Oakley Police Department. These residents will be reminded that all types of fireworks are illegal in Oakley and that we have identified their address as a location where fireworks may have been set off in the past. The Police Department will emphasize our zero tolerance and that additional enforcement will be conducted during the celebratory holidays - specifically at and near the addresses that have been identified. We are hopeful that this preventative measure will have a positive impact.
We continue to seek your input and any information regarding who might be setting off fireworks in Oakley. This link is to a convenient form you can use to send this information to us. You can remain anonymous http://www.ci.oakley.ca.us/report-illegal-fireworks/ . We strongly feel that focusing on prevention will reduce the problem and free up resources for direct and aggressive enforcement for those that continue to violate the law.
Thank you again for your help and cooperation as we work to address this serious problem.
Mayor Kevin Romick
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Online Tools Assist Code Enforcement
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Some effective online tools have increased Code Enforcement's ability to address nuisances affecting the quality of life for both Oakley residents and business owners. These two web-based tools allow residents to report possible violations and safety concerns via our website, or an actual App on your smart phone called "Oakley OnDemand" (search "GORequest" for the app). The application allows you to select among many common violations or concerns and report them all anonymously.
Read more...
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Brown Bag Lunch with the Mayor is August 26th
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Donʹt miss the opportunity to have lunch with the Mayor and learn about events and activities in Oakley that impact the business community and the City as a whole . The brown bag lunches with the Mayor are scheduled for the fourth Friday of every month at City Hall.
The next lunch is Friday, August 26th from noon - 1:00 p.m. Come learn about the city's Economic Development effort.
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City Hall Business Hours:
Monday-Thursday 8am-6pm and Fridays from 8am-5pm
City Hall is closed the 1st & 3rd Friday of the month
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