Each year the City completes a cycle of street rehabilitation projects in order to maintain the life of the City’s asphalt streets. Locations and asphalt treatment methods are identified by the City Engineer using data from the City’s Pavement Management System, coordination with other underground projects, as well as field observation and reports from residents throughout the year.

The FY 17/18 project will rehabilitate nineteen (19) streets sections. The proposed improvement includes,

• Remove and replace deteriorated pavement sections.

• Crack seal as needed.

• Edge or full grinding of the street pavement.

• Overlay the full pavement section with a minimum 2 inches of rubberized asphalt.

• Slurry certain street sections

The Orange County Registrar of Voters has released the official election results.

Save the date for Santa's Annual Tour around the City of Villa Park, which will take place on Saturday, December 8th from 8AM - 3:30PM.

Also save the date for the Annual Dry-Land Holiday Boat Parade, which is on Sunday, December 9th at 5PM.

This Courtesy Notice is to inform you of a proposed detached, 2-story, 1,089 square foot Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU), which is part of a new single-family residential project, located on a vacant 20,081 square foot (0.46 acres) lot, at 9620 Loma Street in the E-4 (Small Estates Residential) zoning district.

- Dump/drain any standing water.

- Repair window & door screens.

- Apply repellent when outdoors.

Are you going away for a vacation?  The Orange County Sheriff's Department offers Vacation Checks for residents who are away from their homes for a prolonged period of time. This service is free of charge. To schedule a vacation check, contact the Sheriff's Department and provide your address & the dates you will be away. Deputies will be drive and/or stop by your home and ensure that no windows or doors have been opened or tampered with. 

For additional information or to schedule a vacation check, please call the Orange County Sheriff's Department at (714) 647-7000.

AlertOC is a mass notification system that Orange County uses to issue government-related messages to residents and businesses via e-mail and text messages. Only authorized officials are allowed access to send alerts pertaining to health, safety, or the welfare of a community that is being affected by a perceived, emerging, or imminent emergency event. There is also an option to subscribe to non-emergency messages from participating cities and agencies. Click here for answers to Frequently Asked Questions regarding AlertOC or here to sign up for AlertOC. 

Note: If you believe you have already signed up for AlertOC in the past, be sure to check your membership status. You may need to sign up for AlertOC again.

There are new threats to trees in Southern California: Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer/Fusarium Dieback and Gold Spotted Oak Borer. These pests can only successfully infect the following trees:

• Box Elder
• California Sycamore
• London Plane
• Coast Live Oak
• Avocado
• White Alder
• Japanese Maple
• Liquidambard
• Red Willow
• Oak

The Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources of the University of California has provided ways of distinguishing the symptoms of infected trees. Click the link below for more information or visit www.GSOB.org. Report suspected tree infestations in Orange County to pshb.ucceoc@gmail.com.

A New Pest Complex in Southern California