News and Announcements

Please click here to hear a message from Mayor Robbie Pitts!

City Hall will be closed on Thursday, November 26th and Friday, November 27th in observance of Thanksgiving. Regular office hours will resume on Monday, November 30th from 8am-5pm. 

Click here to download the Villa Park OC Vector Control report for the month of October. 

Click below to view OCFA Holiday Safety Tips:

Holiday Cooking Fire Safety

Home Heating Safety

Holiday Fire Safety

Electrical Fire Safety

 

French Wine Class via Zoom

December 18, 2020 from 5:30 – 7:00 pm

 Enjoy learning about French wine regions while sipping French wines from some of those regions – imagine a virtual tour of Burgundy, Bordeaux, Rhone Valley and more.

Three (3) bottles of French wine, along with cheese and crackers, will be delivered to your home shortly before the event.

The class will be taught by French Wine Expert and Certified Sommelier Sasha DeJaynes of Vinolust, which provides wine experiences for the novice and experienced alike.

Click here for more information. 

Dear Residents of Villa Park,

The City of Villa Park (City) received a grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to prepare a Local Hazard Mitigation Plan, (LHMP).  The City has prepared a draft with the assistance from its consultant Engineering Solutions Services.

This plan identifies the potential natural hazards impacting the city and possible mitigation measures to reduce the impacts on the functions of the City and its residents.

Please review the final draft of the LHMP by clicking below and provide your comments to our consultant:

Villa Park LHMP Sections 1-7 Revised Final Draft

Gary Sturdivan

Gary@engineeringsolutionsservices.net

Phone: 909-658-5974

OVERWHELMING PUBLIC SUPPORT OF TWO OCFA INJURED FIREFIGHTERS

The fire family at Orange County Fire Authority is overwhelmed by the outpouring of support that people in the community are demonstrating for our two injured firefighters. We have received endless requests to help the injured men.

The OCFA Hand Crew Firefighters suffered severe burns on Monday, October 26 while battling the Silverado Fire. They remain intubated in critical condition with second and third degree burns over 50-65% of their bodies. Out of respect of the wishes of both families, no additional details are currently being shared on the conditions of their sons.

For those who wish to help, there are two ways to make a monetary donation to support the costs associated with the long healing process of these burn victims, and to support their families:

Wildland Firefighting Foundation
www.Wffoundation.org

Fallen Firefighters Relief Fund
www.gofundme.com/f/orange-county-ca-firefighters

We ask that the community keep their thoughts and prayers with our two critically injured firefighters as they battle for their lives, and with their families.

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