Public Works Week Goes Virtual
Students learning at home and adults interested in public works will have an opportunity to virtually attend Ventura County Public Works Day.
Students learning at home and adults interested in public works will have an opportunity to virtually attend Ventura County Public Works Day.
These are more than four words; these are the key elements that keep VCPWA striving to operate at its highest level.
With VCPWA’S five departments – Central Services, Engineering Services, Transportation, Watershed Protection, and Water and Sanitation, we work together to not only maintain the County’s infrastructures but embrace change so that we can create a better way every day for our community.
Eco-tip: Grocery management to avoid food waste David Goldstein and Tobie Mitchell, Special to Ventura County Star Published 12:28 p.m. PT April 24, 2020 | Updated 6:04 p.m. PT April 27, 2020 Because of “stay well at home” orders, grocery shopping habits have changed. Grocery orders and produce boxes delivered directly to homes are gaining popularity,…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE FOR MORE INFORMATION Lisa Hemenway (805) 587-3920 Lhemenway1@wm.com Waste Management Cancels Upcoming Moorpark and Thousand Oaks Free Landfill Day Recycling Event Drop off event cancelled as precautionary measure due to COVID-19 SIMI VALLEY, CALIF. – APRIL 3, 2020 – In response to the latest coronavirus (COVID-19) information from the Centers for Disease…
What’s it like to maintain social distancing while at work for the Public Works Agency?
In early March, VCPWA’s current and future leadership members attended the Agency’s annual Executive Planning Session.
Eco-tip: Here are ways to reuse of construction and demolition debris David Goldstein, Special to Ventura County Star Published 10:00 a.m. PT March 21, 2020 Recycling is difficult in some rural parts of Ventura County, so people living in those areas have come up with innovative reuse ideas we can all benefit from knowing. Perhaps…
2020 Community Beautification Event Schedule In accordance with the Stay Well At Home Order of the Ventura County Department of Public Health, please be advised of changes to the schedule of community cleanup events. Please check back as events are subject to change given the current COVID-19 Health Emergency. Event Date Community Location Status April…
Frequently Asked Questions About COVID-19 and Water Supply Can the COVID-19 coronavirus get into my water? The novel coronavirus disease, COVID-19, does not present a threat to the safety of Metropolitan’s treated water supplies. Metropolitan’s multi-step treatment process includes filtration and disinfection using ozone and chlorine. This advanced process removes and kills viruses, including coronaviruses,…