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CAMARILLO is a thriving community of over 66,000 in the heart of Ventura County and offers an appealing mix-ture of rural and suburban lifestyles.
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WE INVITE YOU to enter our city limits and explore the many natural, aesthetic and civic
assets enjoyed by our residents and our visitors, our youth and our seniors, newcomers and "oldtimers" alike.
The Public Library, Ranch House, Old Town and Premium Outlets are just some of the attractions people choose to
visit in Camarillo.
LOCATED along U.S. Highway 101, Camarillo is midway between Los Angeles to the south, and Santa Barbara to the north.
A number of prominent and cutting-edge com-panies can be found in Camarillo. The business environ-ment and quality of life are hard to
beat in an area with some of the best climate anywhere.
CITY HALL is located at 601 Carmen Drive, just south of the intersection of Ponderosa Drive,
and is open Monday through Friday, between 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM, except on holidays.
To contact a member of the Council, please contact the City Manager's office at 388-5307 or by
email.
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2012 Recycle Schedule
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"Check Your Number" is a new public service campaign that encourages people to look up the recommended oil change interval for their cars instead of defaulting to the old standard of 3,000 miles. Did you know that with today’s new technologies, many car makers confirm automobiles can now maintain top performance with longer space between oil changes? Make sure you are not changing your oil too soon, creating unnecessary waste of money and resources. Check your owners’ manual, or simply click on www.CheckYourNumber.org to easily find out.
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Water Wise Gardening
The City of Camarillo would like to introduce you to our “Water Wise Gardening” website. It’s a website that offers you information on plant selection, plant placement, water conservation, irrigation systems, answers to frequently-asked questions and more.
More information HERE. 
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Edison Power Outage Notification
Important Information from SCE Power Outage Notification for the City of Camarillo regarding power outage(s)
occurring February 22 & 28, 2012. More info. HERE.
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Trees and Power Lines
Power lines bring electricity to your home or office, but touching a power line, whether overhead or on the ground, may cause serious injury or death. The following guidelines will help you stay safe around power lines.
More information HERE.
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Salinity Management Pipeline
A Calleguas Municipal Water District (Calleguas) pipeline project will soon begin along Lewis Road. Construction is expected to start in late January/early February with the work normally limited to Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
More information HERE.
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The nominations are in, the selection committee has met and the Camarillo Chamber is proud to announce the winners of the 2011 Top Ten Awards! These individuals and organizations worked hard all last year to make Camarillo an amazing place to live and work. They truly are Camarillo's Stars!
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Chamber of Commerce
Congratulations to the winners of the 2011 Top Ten Community Awards!
Man of the Year: Jay Berger
Woman of the Year: Mary Little
Business of the Year: Santa Barbara Bank & Trust
Entrepreneur of the Year: Joe Martin w/ Bergin's Automotive
Service Organization OTY: Economic Development Collaborative Small Business Development Center (EDC/VC-SBDC)
Public Servant of the Year: Mary Goldberg
Educator of the Year: Carl Melhorn
Volunteer of the Year: Peggy Smith
Youth of the Year: Samantha Pinsak
Senior of the Year: Herb Holler
The Top Ten Awards Banquet will be held on Friday, March 23, 2012 from 6 - 9 pm at Spanish Hills Country Club and is open to any who would like to help honor the winners. The cost is $80 a seat and includes appetizers, wine, and dinner. There will be a No-host bar.
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Housing Resources Guide
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Water Main Flushing Program
Beginning Tuesday, February 21 through Tuesday, March 6, you may notice City Water Division crews working at fire hydrants, releasing water into the street. Although it may appear that we are ignoring our own water conservation ordinance, the work you see going on is actually a very important routine maintenance program which is necessary to sustain high water quality and the reliability of our water system.
More information:
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Construction Projects Update
Springville Interchange
More information HERE on the Interchange on US 101 between Las Posas & Central Ave.
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Camarillo Reads
"Welcome to the first annual Camarillo Reads – a
One City One Book community program. The One City
One Book concept was designed as a way for a
community to have a shared experience by reading
and talking about the same book."
More information HERE.
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