| Be sure to mark your calendars for these upcoming events! |
| Monday, February 13 Villa Park Community Services Foundation Board Meeting
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| Monday, February 20 President's Day - City Hall Closed
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| Tuesday, February 28 City Council Regular Meeting
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| Monday, March 6 Community development and Public Safety Committee
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Welcome to Villa Park's E-newsletter "The Feeder." The City of Villa Park is dedicated to sharing information and resources with the community. This newsletter will highlight information on community interests, events, and activities, as well as update and report on major projects happening in the city. Editions will be bi-weekly. Enjoy!
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Villa Park Welcomes New City Manager
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The City of Villa Park welcomes its new City Manager, Steve Franks.
Steve is currently the Director of the Orange County Community Resources Department. This Department is responsible for County libraries, animal control, parks, housing, etc. Steve will be retiring after 33 years with the County of Orange and starting a new journey in his career with the City of Villa Park.
Steve's first day as City Manager will be on March 8, 2017. He is coming to the City with a wealth of knowledge and expertise, and Villa Park City Council and City Staff is excited and eager to welcome him aboard!
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Storm Drain Collapse in Villa Park
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On January 21, 2017 a connector storm drain collapsed near the intersection of Mesa and Henderson in the City of Villa Park.
The City took immediate action with a team of City staff, a private contractor and the Orange County Public Works Department to respond to the emergency.
Plans for various options for a permanent repair are being prepared for City Council review and action.
The City of Villa Park will continue to update readers on this incident as more information is received.
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 The City of Villa Park has partnered with the Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) and California Yellow Cab to offer a Senior Mobility Program (SMP) to residents.
Grant funding provided by OCTA has allowed the City to design a program to offer our senior residents who no longer drive an option to venture out of the house to the market, the coffee shop or meet friends for lunch.
The program requires the following guidelines for riders:
- SMP participants must be at least 60 years of age.
- Registered riders have a usage limit of 8 one-way trips per month (or 4 round-way trips).
- Travel up to 10 miles per one-way trip (riders will be asked to pay for any amount over 10 miles).
- Riders will be responsible for a $5.00 co-pay per one-way trip
To register for the Senior Mobility Program, visit Villa Park City Hall between normal business hours to pick up an application. For more information, please call City Hall at (714) 998-1500.
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