News and Announcements

CLICK HERE to view the NEW Fire Hazard Map for Villa Park, prepared by the State Fire Marshal. 

For more information, visit Cal Fire | Fire Hazard Severity Zones

If you were unable to attend, CLICK HERE to watch the recording. We apologize for the technical difficulties with the audio. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to email the City at info@villapark.org or call (714) 998-1500.

Town Hall Presentation 3-13-2025 - CLICK HERE

The decision to shut off power during Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS) is based on information from fire scientists, meteorologists, and crews in the field.

To learn more about PSPS, CLICK HERE. 

CEQA documents for the 6th RHNA Cycle are now available for viewing under the Planning Department tab!

Click here for the documents. 

Send comments or questions to info@villapark.org. 

Check out the SPRING 2025 Newsletter for the latest recycling, compost and solid waste news in Villa Park. 

SPRING 2025 Newsletter - CLICK HERE 

For any questions or concerns, contact Republic Services Customer Service at 800-700-8610 or visit their website for more information.

Neighborhood Watch is a crime prevention program that enlists the active participation of residents in cooperation with law enforcement to reduce crime in their communities. It involves neighbors getting to know each other and working together in a program of mutual assistance. Residents become trained to recognize and report suspicious activities and can then implement crime prevention techniques in their neighborhoods. 

• Neighborhood Watch does not require frequent or elaborate meetings 
• It does not ask that anyone take any personal risks to prevent crime 
• Law enforcement personnel will attend your meetings to answer questions about crime in your community and provide valuable information on how the Sheriff’s Department works. 

Neighborhood Watch meetings can cover such topics as Home Security, Personal Safety, Identity Theft, Disaster Preparedness and any other topics that your neighborhood may be interested in. 

For more information on Neighborhood Watch, please contact the program at villaparknw@gmail.com.

As required by state law SB 1383, the City of Villa Park has launched an organic recycling program in partnership with the City's waste hauler, Republic Services. Beginning January 1, 2023, residents can place organic waste, such as food scraps and yard trimmings, in your existing brown yard waste cart.

Beneath the surface of the ground, hidden from view, are gas lines, water lines, cable lines, and other utilities. If you don’t know exactly where they are, your digging could cause disruption to services, harm to the general public, injuries, or even an explosion. By using direct.digalert.org, you begin the process of notifying DigAlert members who own underground utilities and have requested notification within the area of your planned excavation.

If you are undergoing work on your property that could affect utility infrastructure, make sure that you are in compliance with the City, in contact with utility providers, and in communication with neighbors who may be affected by the work. DigAlert is one resource that can help facilitate the communication necessary to prevent an accident. 

More Information About DigAlert

This is a reminder that short-term rentals are NOT allowed in the City of Villa Park. If anyone is aware of any please contact City Hall at (714) 998-1500 or complete the Code Violation Complaint Form. 

Visit the OCMVCD website for tips regarding how you can check for any mosquito breeding sites at your home. 

Residents should take the following precautions to help reduce the chances of breeding mosquitoes: 

• Dump and drain any containers filled with water at least once a week 
• Clean and scrub bird baths and pet water bowls weekly 
• Do not transport or share plant clippings rooted in water 
• Drill a hole or puncture containers to eliminate standing water 

The Senior Mobility Program provides door-to-door taxi services for eligible Villa Park residents to limited destinations. Participants must be at least 60 years of age. Qualified residents must apply and upon application approval, a Senior Mobility ID number will be issued to authorize program participation. This program operates twenty-four (24) hours, seven (7) days a week, including holidays.

Click here for the program guidelines and more information. If you are interested in joining this program, you can apply online at the same link above or at City Hall.