The Safety Fair Speaker Series Workshops will be presented in the meeting rooms, fountain level, at the Civic Arts Plaza, 10:00-1:00. Explore the firetrucks and bomb squad robot, the Sheriff’s K9’s, mounted patrols, and say hi to Mc Gruff the Crime Dog at the Be Prepared Pet Pavilion. This free, family-friendly event will feature safety booths covering topics including: earthquakes, fires, floods, bike safety and much more. Join Assemblymember Jacqui Irwin and the City of Thousand Oaks at the Be Prepared Safety Fair on the lawn of the Civic Arts Plaza. We hope you will join us in learning more about how we all can support one another. If you'd like, please submit any questions beforehand. Viewers can tune in to hear from a distinguished group of Black voices in our community. I have partnered with the NAACP - Ventura County Chapter to host "The The Conversation Continues: A Discussion on Race & Allyship." This will be a Facebook Live event hosted on my Facebook page on Wednesday, July 8 from 6 p.m. Upon speaking to local community organizers and leaders, we discussed how we could provide additional information about the movement, its goals, and how we can all be better allies to the Black community here in Ventura County. We saw many people, of all nationalities and backgrounds come together to send leaders a message that the system is still not working to serve and protect them equally.īuilding stronger cross-racial alliances is important in the movement for racial equity.
With everything our community has experienced in these last few weeks, the brutal and unjust death of George Floyd and the Black Lives Matter movement have served as a reminder that many structural inequalities still exist in our communities today. Oak Room (Top Level)ġ0:45 - Insurance, What you need before and after a Fire and other Emergencies - California Department of Insuranceġ1:30 - Hardening Your Home Against Fire - Ventura Regional Fire Safety Councilġ2:15 - Ready, Set, Go-Wildfire Action Plan - Ventura County Fire Departmentįor more information or to inquire about a booth at the event, contact Nancy at 80, more information on water conservation in Thousand Oaks, visit: Visit the City of Thousand Oaks website. This panel of experts will answer your questions and discuss how HOAs and residents can maintain a drought tolerant landscape.
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Presentation Scheduleĩ11 in the 805 will feature these presentations and speakers: Scherr Forum Theatreġ0:30 - Drought 411 – Assemblymember Irwin will host an informative discussion with local water agencies, the Park District and Ventura County Fire regarding conservation, restrictions, future plans and how we can plan as a community for the drought.ġ1:45 - How to Preserve your Home Landscape in a Drought – The Ventura County Master Gardeners will explain how to preserve treasured trees and plantings, explore choices for future plantings that take into account water availability, connect fire and native aspects, and teach best practices for how to move an appropriate amount of water to those plant assets. Join us to gather information so that you can be prepared.
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Ventura County Behavioral Health will be there with information on fentanyl safety and overdose kits, Los Robles Regional Hospital will be doing blood pressure checks, Ventura County EMS will be teaching Hands Only CPR and Growing Works Nursery and Assemblymember Irwin will be giving away FREE native plants as long as supplies last.
This FREE event will also feature booths, workshops, emergency vehicles - including fire trucks and police units, kid finger printing, and information on all kinds of Emergencies in the 805. Two panels of subject experts will speak on 1) The details on local water restrictions, ways to conserve water and looking to the future 2) Exploring drought tolerant landscaping and native plants.
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