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DALLAS COWBOYS SOUVENIR PROGRAM-AD SALES ARE OPEN
Could your business benefit from more than 15,000 advertising impressions of your marketing message or discount coupon being viewed by a captive audience? If so, you will certainly want to be a part of the Dallas Cowboys Training Camp souvenir program.
This highly sought-after, full color program includes the 2018 Cowboys roster and training camp schedule. The program is distributed FREE to visitors entering the training camp. It includes an autograph section, a map, and a restaurant listing section. 15,000 distributed!
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Message from our Chair - Stacy Miller
AHHHH, LIFE IN THE ‘NARD….
National Geographic Explorer,
Sunset Magazine, Heal The Bay,
Sparling’s Best Places to Live all are raving about Oxnard
Would you be surprised to learn that in addition to being Ventura County’s largest City,
Oxnard was named one of the 20 Happiest Cities
in the United States by
National Geographic Explorer
?
“It’s no surprise that California is home to many of the happiest places in America, including Oxnard/Thousand Oaks/Ventura. With its combination of great weather, beaches, and nearby national forests, adventure awaits around every corner” stated the article by National Geographic Explorer and best-selling author Dan Buettne.
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TRIO OF LEADERS TO SPEAK AT STATE OF THE CITY ADDRESS FRIDAY
There is certainly a lot going on in Oxnard! In fact, there is so much happening we have invited three people to speak at the State of the City Address on June 22. In addition to Mayor Tim Flynn, Interim City Manager Scott Whitney will update us on what he has been covering and Development Services Director Ashley Golden will provide a report on current and future development projects in the city.
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CALENDAR
JUNE 20
3:00PM
JUNE 20
CANCELLED
JUNE 22
11:30AM-1:30PM
JUNE 28
Noon-1:30PM
JUNE 28
4:00PM-6:00PM
JUNE 29
8:15AM-9:15AM
JULY 4
Chamber Closed for Independence Day
JULY 9
NOON - 1:30PM
JULY 10
NOON-1:00PM
JULY 11
9:00AM - 10:00AM
JULY 12
8:00AM-9:00AM
JULY 12
11:30AM-1:30PM
JULY 16
NOON-1:30PM
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ASR Property Restoration
1830 Lockwood Street #107
Oxnard, CA 93036
(805) 380-6885
ASR Construction is Ventura County’s Largest Restoration Company specializing in Emergency Services; water damage, fire damage, sewage clean up, smoke-odor removal and mold remediation. We have the manpower to handle losses of any size, from a small leak in a home to a major event within a Commercial Property.
Montecito Bank & Trust
4730 Telephone Road
Ventura, CA 93003
(805) 564-7391
As the largest locally owned community bank on the Central Coast, Montecito Bank & Trust remains committed to their founding principle: to make the communities we serve better places to live and work. Their employees strive to achieve this every day.
Text Me Your Offers, Inc.
Oxnard, CA
(805) 205-5705
Text Me Your Offers is free to join. Once you join, you will be able to choose from hundreds of merchants to receive their special offer or discount. That’s the beauty of text messaging, it gets the word out to you the fastest way possible.
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Mission Linen Supply
505 Maulhardt Avenue
Oxnard, CA 93030
(805) 485-6794
Mission Linen Supply is a family-owned, privately-held company and a leading provider of products and services to hospitality, medical and industrial businesses. Founded in 1930 by George “Ben” Page, the company has grown from a one-man operation to a leading player in the linen rental and uniform business.
Favly, Inc.
1211 Maricopa Hwy #220
Ojai, CA 93023
(800) 640-9571
Favly empowers business owners like you to be seen, shared and recommended by your local community. Build your profile in minutes! Upload your logo, photos and videos to be seen and shared by more local customers.
IBEW Local No. 952
3994 E. Main Street
Ventura, CA 93003
(805) 642-2149
IBEW Local 952 represent professionals in the electrical trade and share long-standing partnerships with over 100 electrical contractors dedicated to providing safe, efficient, and reliable electrical installations to all their customers.
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Members can add a description of their business to their directory listing
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Cars, vendors and sponsors wanted
DRAGGTEAM is working on this years car show to make it event bigger than last years. We had over 2,000 people in attendance last year so we have opened our show even bigger. We have vendor space as little as $50 and sponsorship space as little as $250. Contact them at
carshow@oxnardpd.org
to get your space.
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5 THINGS WE DID FOR YOU IN THE PAST WEEK
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1,Attended the city of
Oxnard’s Fiber Master Plan
kickoff event. If all goes as planned, Oxnard will have the fastest Internet connections in Ventura County!
2.Had an OXYP (Young Professionals) committee meeting where plans are being formulated for Oxnard to be the host city for next year’s YP mega mixer.
3.Participated in an economic development focus group for Oxnard’s Fiber Master Plan.
4.Held a Military Appreciation Committee meeting to finalize plans for the September dinner honoring enlisted personnel.
5.Friday was “Health & Human Services” day for the Oxnard Leadership group. A big thank you to
St. John’s
and
FOODShare
for organizing tours!
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CHAMBER BUSINESS ADVOCACY COMMITTEE VOTES TO RECOMMEND SUPPORT OF
WATER SUPPLY AND WATER QUALITY ACT OF 2018
The Oxnard Chamber of Commerce’s Business Advocacy Committee voted to recommend support the
Water Supply and Water Quality Act of 2018
, which would require the state to sell $8.877 billion in general obligation bonds to fund water projects across the state. Citing a need for safe and reliable water supply for drinking and industrial and agriculture uses that are critical to a healthy local economy, the Committee unanimously voted in support of the proposal.
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COALITION FIGHTS EXPANSION OF EMPLOYMENT LITIGATION
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The California Chamber of Commerce and a large coalition of employer groups and local chambers of commerce are opposing a job killer bill that bans settlement and arbitration agreements.
Today the Senate Judiciary Committee will consider
AB 3080 (Gonzalez Fletcher; D-San Diego), which significantly expands employment litigation and increases costs for employers and employees by banning settlement agreements for labor and employment claims as well as arbitration agreements made as a condition of employment, which is likely preempted under the Federal Arbitration Act (FAA) and will only delay the resolution of claims. Banning such agreements benefits the trial attorneys, not the employer or employee.
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