(6/11/2021) With high temperatures forecasted next week, the City of Ojai will open a cooling center on Tuesday, June 15 through Friday, June 18, 2021 at the Boyd Center (510 Park Road, Ojai, CA 93023).
Social distancing measures will be in place: masks are required to enter the cooling center, seats will be 6 feet apart and temperatures will be taken at the door. Masks will be provided if visitors do not have one.
The Ojai Recreation Department is offering specialty youth summer camps, starting Monday, June 14, 2021. Choose from many exciting programs, including Surf, Soccer, Dance, Theater, and more.
For additional information and to register today, visit the Ojai Recreation Department’s website, Ojairec.com.
[Español abajo] The Ventura County Health Care Agency is offering free COVID-19 testingvailable Today (Wednesday, June 9, 2021) from 9:00 am. to 3:00 p.m. at Sarzotti Park, 510 Park Rd. Ojai CA. 93023. Testing is available to members of the public, including to those who have the slightest suspicion of having COVID-19 or have been exposed to someone with it. Appointments are not required and you don’t need to have health insurance.
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La agencia Ventura County Health Care ofrecerá pruebas de detección del COVID-19 gratuitas hoy (miércoles,
6/4/2021 – The City of Ojai has announced the appointment of Alma Quezada as the Interim Public Works Director. She comes from her previous position as General Manager of Zone Mutual Water Company and La Loma Ranch Mutual Water Company. She previously worked at the County as a groundwater hydrologist. Prior to that she worked in private consulting as a field geologist, as well as other jobs. Alma has a master’s degree in Civil Engineering and is a registered Geologist in California.
On October 23, 2020, Southern California Edison (SCE) filed its General Rate Case (GRC) Phase 2 Application (A.20-10-012). In Phase 2, SCE proposes to design rates by incorporating rate changes from other SCE proceedings including SCE’s Phase 1 GRC and would be phased in over four years. Rates are designed by dividing approved electric costs among each customer class (residential, commercial, etc.). This results in rates increasing for some customer classes and decreasing for other customer classes;