Council Member Denise Barnes
District 1 News
August 2019
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Join Council Member Denise Barnes for her regular town hall meetings, hosted every Monday preceding a Tuesday council meeting. This is your chance to have your voice heard and share comments, questions and concerns on items coming before the City Council.
Town hall meetings begin at
6 p.m.
- Aug. 12: Brookhurst Community Center
- Aug. 26: Brookhurst Community Center
- Sept. 9: West Anaheim Youth Center
- Sept. 23: Brookhurst Community Center
- Oct. 21: West Anaheim Youth Center
- Oct. 28: Brookhurst Community Center
If you can't make it to the meetings, feel free to reach out to us
here or call Helen Myers at (714) 765-5032.
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Back to School
Our students are heading back to school in August. Please be cautious and drive safely around the schools.
Download the App
Have you downloaded the My Anaheim app? It allows you to easily report graffiti, coyote sightings, traffic issues, homeless issues and more right from your phone. Click
here for more.
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Muzeo presents 'I Am An American'
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World War II was an iconic moment in our nation's history, and Anaheim was influenced by this time as well.
Learn all about the Japanese American experience in "I am an American," a new exhibit coming to Muzeo Museum and Cultural Center.
In partnership with the Anaheim Public Library, "I Am an American" presents the story of courage and determination of Japanese American pioneers and their descendants before and after the war.
Anaheim became a center for Japanese American culture and religion after the war, with many families coming here to rebuild.
This 5,000-square-foot exhibit will feature personal testimonials, artifacts and memorabilia, as well as give a first-hand look at the Poston, Arizona incarceration camp experience that devastated those in Anaheim and Orange County from 1942 to 1945.
Come see this exhibit Muzeo Museum and Cultural Center from Aug. 25 through Nov. 13.
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Dumping of trash and debris on public property, including roadsides, streets and alleys is illegal. Common abandoned items we see around our city include televisions, furniture, paint, yard waste and construction debris.
Help us keep our city clean, it's easy thanks to the city and Republic Services, Anaheim's trash hauler.
Bulk Items
You can get free bulk item pickup service three times a year, with up to 20 items per pickup. Items include furniture, appliances, bundled or bagged yard waste and electronic waste.
Bin Rental
Got a big cleanup or construction project? Republic Services has a variety of bin sizes available for your cleanup or construction project.
Hazardous Waste
Drop off your hazardous waste at 1071 N. Blue Gum St. The collection center accepts a variety of materials such as paint, batteries, fluorescent tubes, pesticides, sharps and electronic waste.
While you're there, visit the Material Exchange Program, which allows you to pick up to five items per week from a selection of partially used containers of household, yard and car care products.
Hours are Tuesday to Saturday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., closed on holidays and rainy days. Call (714) 834-4000 or visit
OClandfills.com
for more information.
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Andy's Map: Your Anaheim Development Guide
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Ever wonder what's being built on that corner you always drive by?
You're in luck! Andy’s Map is an interactive online tool that has information on development projects throughout the city.
You can view the status of projects, export data, view renderings and get project contact information. Projects are updated daily and include commercial and residential development, tenant improvements on private property and improvements on our city’s roadways.
Call (714) 765-5139 for more information or
click here
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Looking to meet new people and get some exercise?
Anaheim Community Services offers a variety of adult sports leagues and programs. We can even match you up with a team looking to add players.
Click on one of the links below to get information or register a team.
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Free summer movies continue in Anaheim, thanks to Disneyland Resort.
Enjoy a showing of "Star Wars: Return of the Jedi" on Aug. 9 at Twila Reid Park. Fun begins at 7:45 p.m. with giveaways, trivia, games and more.
Free popcorn and water will also be provided to all attendees.
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Rebates
Did you know that as an Anaheim resident, you are eligible for more than 45 different utility rebates and incentive programs?
Anaheim Public Utilities can help you save water, energy and money. Whether you are making capital improvements, replacing inefficient equipment or looking for free services on ways to help you save, we have a program that’s right for you.
Click
here for more information.
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Ditch your Turf
Grass is one of the most water-intensive plants in your landscape. Its high water use and frequent maintenance make it an expensive landscape option. By replacing grass with a more sustainable option, you could save on your water bill.
Anaheim Public Utilities, in partnership with the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California’s SoCal Water$mart program, offers a rebate of $2 per square foot for up to 50,000 square feet of converted grass area.
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Would you like to read this newsletter in Spanish? Please contact
Helen Myers
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