Teamwork
The VCPWA WORKS Newsletter is a mobile and informative way to keep in the know of what is happening with our VCPWA departments, projects and technology.
Flood/Mud Preparedness Event
County residents impacted by the Woolsey & Hill Fires are encouraged to attend this free event DECEMBER 8th, 9 a.m. to Noon at Oak Park High School’s Pavilion.
The State of the Agency
The VCPWA WORKS Newsletter is a mobile and informative way to keep in the know of what is happening with our VCPWA departments, projects and technology.
An important note about road and bridge safety from Ventura County Public Works Agency.
SB1 funds are important to the roads, bridges, bike lanes, and the quality and safety of lives and vehicles in Ventura County.
Keeping Connected with VCPWA
The VCPWA WORKS Newsletter is a mobile and informative way to keep in the know of what is happening with our VCPWA departments, projects and technology.
The Power of Public Works
The Ventura County Public Works Agency works hard every day to ensure our community is running smoothly.
Thomas Fire: Preparing for Flood Hazards
VCPWA recommends that property owners with buildings, especially in and below the Thomas Fire burn areas, consider purchasing flood insurance.
Thomas Fire: Communications Outreach
Information on flood insurance is available on the County of Ventura’s new website www.venturacountyrecovers.org
Thomas Fire: Collaboration and Surveying the Land
The Thomas Fire of December 2017 devastated our community of Ventura County, as well as our neighboring Santa Barbara County.
Public Works Day 2018
Connect with VCPWA staff members while learning about a vital organization that is dedicated to providing and sustaining Ventura County.