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There's an App for That: ConnecTO
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Graffiti, pothole, overgrown City trees? Residents can now request City services quickly using ConnecTO, our new, free mobile app. ConnecTO streamlines service requests, allows photo posts, maps reported issues and lets users track resolution every step of the way. Additionally, it provides one-click access to key City resources like Council agendas, bus schedules and events. Visit www.onelink.to/9yp5h4 from your smartphone to download ConnecTO. More information at www.toaks.org/connecTO.
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| City Kicks off Street Preservation Project |
Maintaining the City's nearly 400 miles of streets and roads is a top priority for residents and essential for the preservation of our infrastructure. While gas tax revenue provides about a third of the growing maintenance costs for our aging streets, there remains a gap. Recognizing the value of investing now, City Council has authorized a one-time $10.8 million investment to offset a portion of our deferred street maintenance. Learn more about the
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Disasters Don't Plan Ahead. . .
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September is National Preparedness Month and we would like to help you live by this year's theme, Disasters Don't Plan Ahead. You Can. Follow the City on social media and we will send you a new tip every week this month with practical tools that will help you prepare for an unforeseen emergency. Also, be sure to sign up for our Emergency Preparedness Newsletter
your go-to guide for information!
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Artists Honored for Local Contributions
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On Thursday, October 19, 2017, the Excellence in Arts Awards will honor five artists for their exceptional contributions to local arts. The free event begins at 7 p.m. in the City's Scherr Forum Theatre. Also presented that evening, and still to be announced, is The Mayor's Award, granted to a recipient chosen at the discretion of the current Mayor of Thousand Oaks, Claudia Bill de-la Peña. Learn about this year's Excellence in Arts awardees here.
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Explore the Story of our Wastewater
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Join host Misty Bialys for a fun and informative video tour of t
he City'
s state-of-the-art Hill Canyon Wastewater Treatment Plant (HCTP)
. Learn how HCTP and its staff of chemists, mechanics and technologists generate renewable energy while treating
an average of 8.5 million gallons of local wastewater per day
. Produced by our own TOTV, you can view this and more quality videos on the City's YouTube Channel.
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Other Local Happenings
Civic Arts Plaza Events
Look who's coming to the Civic Arts Plaza this month: Kansas on September 13, Air Supply on September 24 and much more. Visit
www.civicartsplaza.com for the full season line-up.
Save the Date for COSCA Work & Anniversary Party
Economic Update E-News Available
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