The City Manager’s Monthly Report includes important information related to the City's major projects and programs, opportunities for public participation in steering the future of the City, and key updates from each City Department to keep community members informed about your City government.
Please take the time to read through this entire Report so you can stay connected to your community!
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SAN FERNANDO SPOTLIGHT PROGRAMS |
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SPECIAL NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH MEETING: HALLOWEEN SAFETY
Join the Police Department at the upcoming Neighborhood Watch meeting for an opportunity to discuss how we, as a community, can enhance safety in the Orange Grove Ave/Fourth St area on Halloween night.
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SUMMER CONCERTS IN THE PARK
Grab a blanket, pack up your lawn chair, and get ready to celebrate summer at this year's Concerts in the Park series! Join the City for an incredible lineup of musical performances that will make your heart sing and your feet groove. From Latin beats to Classic Soul & Motown, R&B to Old School jams, there's something for everyone to enjoy!
For more information, visit:
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CITY OF SAN FERNANDO'S 112TH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
Save the date, spread the word, and join the celebration as the City it marks its 112th birthday in grand style! Enjoy tours at the historic Casa de Lopez Adobe and performances by the Master Mariachi Apprentice Program and Las Colibri, an award-winning all female mariachi ensemble.
For more information, visit:
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RECREATION SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
The San Fernando City Council established a Recreation Scholarship Program (RSP) to provide financial assistance to families wishing to participate in the fee base programs offered to San Fernando residents. RSP assistance is available to San Fernando residents for all recreational programs offered by the Recreation and Community Services Department, including programs for youth, adults, and seniors. Scholarships cover 50% of the cost of the activity.
To be eligible for RSP assistance you must be a resident of the City of San Fernando. Assistance will be available on a first-come, first-serve basis. A brief self-certifying form and a utility bill must be submitted to the Department when registering for any fee base activity. For additional information and eligibility requirements regarding RSP please call (818) 898-1290 or visit SFCITY.ORG/SFRecreation/#Scholarships.
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FIRST-TIME HOMEBUYERS
LOAN PROGRAM
San Fernando residents qualify for first-time homebuyers loan program through the Los Angeles Development Authority’s (LACDA) Home Ownership Program (HOP). The Home Ownership Program provides a second mortgage loan of up to $85,000, or 20% of the purchase price, whichever is less, with 0% interest. Repayment of the loan is required when the home is sold, transfer of title, or home is longer owner-occupied. Eligible properties are single-family homes, townhomes, and condominiums with a maximum purchase price of $700,000.
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SUMMER MOVIE NIGHTS
The Summer Movie Nights series was well attended! The Goonies movie was shown on Friday, July 21, 2023, at Las Palmas Park; the Lilo & Stitch on Friday, July 28, 2023, at Pioneer Park; and the last of the series was The Jungle Book on Friday, August 4, 2023, at Las Palmas Park.
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SUMMER CAMP
Day Camp concluded the 2023 session on Friday, August 11, 2023, and had a weekly average registration of 80 campers.
- On Wednesday, July 12, 2023, the camp took a day trip to Las Palmas Park where campers enjoyed a variety of activities such making volcanoes, chalk art and enjoyed a BBQ lunch.
- On Friday, July 14, 2023, Dinosaurs Rock came out and provided an Insect presentation where the campers got to see a variety of insects from ants to bees, scorpions, dragon flies, and giant sized beetles.
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FAMILY HIKE PROGRAM
The City hosted an excursion consisting of 23 participants at Yosemite National Park. Participants were provided transportation and camped for three days and two nights, during the first week of July 2023. Instruction was provided on how to set up a tent, the importance of leaving no trace and how to keep wildlife safe when visiting the parks. A training was also provided on the topic of bear safety and the indigenous history of the land. Everyone participated in the Zero Heroes project, a volunteer job beautifying the park. A special thank you to National Parks Conservation Association for providing the tents and sleeping mats.
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SCAM AND FRAUD PREVENTION
In partnership with Avanti Insurance Solutions, the City hosted its second Scam and Fraud Prevention Workshop on July 14, 2023, from 9:30 am to 11:00 am. Approximately 15 participants learned about the new techniques scammers are utilizing to target the senior population and were provided with tools and tips on how to prevent from being scammed. Be on the look out for more workshops coming soon!
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SENIOR DANCE
Over 200 Senior Club Members, Vice Mayor Mary Mendoza, and special guest speaker, Councilmember Mary Solorio, attended the Club’s 50th Anniversary Dance on Saturday, July 15, 2023. All participants enjoyed catered food and dancing. In addition, the members with the longest standing were honored. Senior dances are held monthly.
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SENIOR MEALS
In partnership with ONEgeneration, Las Palmas Park continues to host the Elderly Nutrition Program (ENP) for seniors. Stop by and register with the ONEgeneration team, Rene and Hayle, and enjoy a delicious and nutritious hot meal! Folks that are 60+ can qualify for this free program (suggested donation is $3), Mondays through Fridays. If you know of anyone that is 60+ and is homebound, ONEgeneration can deliver hot meals 5 days a week! Please call (818) 898-7340 for more information.
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LOS ANGELES REGIONAL FOOD BANK
The Regional Food Bank monthly distribution was held on Monday, August 7, 2023, at Las Palmas Park, from 9 am to 11 am. This program continues to serve seniors age 60+ on a monthly basis at Las Palmas Park. This drive-through food program provides a free food kit containing nutritious items such as meats, canned fruits and vegetables, cereals and grains. The program serves an average of 150 seniors monthly. For more information on food assistance programs please contact Las Palmas Park at (818) 898-7340.
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MARIACHI MASTER APPRENTICE PROGRAM (MMAP)
The Mariachi Master Apprentice Program returned from the Albuquerque Mariachi Spectacular Conference held July 12-14, 2023. Twenty two MMAP students attended workshops and performed in the student showcase concert. Workshops are taught by Mariachi Masters well respected in their field. This year, several MMAP instructors were invited to teach workshops and Mariachi los Camperos were the headlining group for the Mariachi Espectacular Concert.
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FOCUSED PATROLS
- On Thursday, July 6, 2023, at 7:30 pm, Police Officers responded to a possible assault-in-progress near the intersection of Orange Grove Ave and the Mission City Trail. Responding Officers detained two male subjects who had fled eastbound on the Trail. During their investigation, Officers learned that the suspects had assaulted and robbed the victim, and had attacked him because of his sexual orientation. The suspects were later arrested and charged with assault with a deadly weapon, robbery, and committing a hate crime.
- On Saturday, July 8, 2023, at 12:55 pm, Police Officers responded to a report of a possible gang fight in the 300 Block of San Fernando Mission Blvd. The reporting party advised Dispatch that the group involved in the fight drove away in a white Nissan Altima. When officers arrived, they saw a vehicle matching the description leaving the location and initiated a traffic enforcement stop on the vehicle. The subjects inside the vehicle were interviewed and identified as four Pacoima gang members. No arrests were made.
- On Saturday, July 8, 2023, at approximately 2:50 am, Police Officers responded to a call of shots fired with one possible victim in the 700 Block of Pico St. Officers arrived on scene and learned that a 14 year-old female juvenile was grazed in the lower back by one of the fired bullets and transported to the hospital. Retrieved video footage of the incident showed that a grey four-door hatchback fired between 10 to 12 rounds at a residence and then fled from the area. Officers recovered additional evidence from the location and the investigation is currently active.
- On Friday, July 14, 2023, at approximately 3:15 am, Police Officers responded to a report of at least one homicide victim in the 1300 Block of Kewen St. When officers arrived on scene, they discovered one deceased gunshot wound victim inside the home. Los Angeles Sheriff's Department Homicide and San Fernando Police Detectives identified at least one person of interest in the homicide and later arrested two adults in connection with the incident. The investigation is still ongoing.
- On Friday, July 14, 2023, at approximately 3:25 pm, Police Officers responded to a call-for-service involving a subject brandishing a knife in the 1000 block of Truman St. Officers learned that the suspect had threatened to stab at least one person at the scene. The suspect was arrested for brandishing a weapon and making criminal threats.
- On Friday, July 21, 2023, at approximately 8 pm, Police Officers responded to the 400 block of SF Mission Blvd regarding reports that two subjects who were suspiciously gathering a large amount of merchandise in an attempt to fraudulently purchase the items. During their investigation, Officers determined that the subjects were attempting to purchase the items fraudulently and subsequently arrested them for fraud, providing false information to police officers, and outstanding warrants.
- On Saturday, July 22, 2023, Police Officers responded to the area of Hubbard St and Glenoaks Blvd regarding reports of a possible street takeover. Officers arrived and scene and dispersed a crowd that had begun to gather in the area.
- From July 6, 2023 to July 20, 2023, several allied law enforcement agencies including Pasadena Police, Bell Gardens Police, the Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office, and Los Angeles County Probation assisted the San Fernando Police Department with enhanced crime and gang suppression operations.
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CHURCH LEADERSHIP OUTREACH
On July 27, 2023, Chief Valdez and Los Angeles Police Department Chief Moore met with church leaders from the San Fernando area to discuss issues and current events important to them and their congregations.
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SAN FERNANDO MIDDLE SCHOOL MEETING
On July 31, 2023, Chief Valdez met with representatives from San Fernando Middle School to discuss how the Middle School and the Police Department can strengthen their relationship and the possibility of additional collaboration.
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CHAT WITH THE CHIEF
Chief Valdez hosts a monthly Chat-with-the-Chief at various locations throughout the City.
Upcoming Chat-With-The-Chief events:
- August 17, 2023; 6 pm - Heavenly Pancakes (665 N. Maclay Ave)
- September 14, 2023; 6 pm - Location TBD
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BUSINESS WATCH
- Business Watch: On July 26, 2023, the Police Department held its monthly Business Watch meeting. Discussion included answering questions and listening to concerns of businesses located outside of the San Fernando Mall area.
- Join the San Fernando Police Department at the monthly Business Watch meetings for an opportunity to share your concerns and engage in discussion with Police, community members, and fellow business leaders/merchants.
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AUGUST 23, 2023 - 12 pm
Council Chambers
117 Macneil Street
San Fernando
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Visit the City website for more information and updates:
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OUTREACH FOR INDIVIDUALS EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS
On April 17, 2023, the City Council approved a contract with a local non-profit organization, North Valley Caring Services (NVCS), for street outreach for unhoused individuals. The organization is known for their person-centered approach and was awarded “2020 California Non-Profit of the Year’” nominated by California State Assemblymember Adrin Nazarian (District 46). NVCS has direct experience providing services to communities surrounding San Fernando, such as Sylmar, Pacoima, Van Nuys, Granada Hills and more, which further demonstrates that the organization has a unique understanding of the current needs of the City’s homeless population.
How to Request Outreach:
If you ever come across an individual experiencing homelessness in the City and would like to request outreach, please follow these two steps:
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Send an email to City staff at homeless@sfcity.org.
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Submit a request to the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority through LA-HOP at LA-HOP.ORG.
In both the email and request, please be sure to include pertinent information, such as a description of the location, date last seen, description of the individual, as well as any specific concerns regarding the person’s well-being. Once both steps have been competed, City staff and/or a regional service provider will connect with the individual within 24 to 48 hours. By reporting through LA-HOP, we can ensure that they receive the necessary assistance to transition into housing.
Call the Police Department at (818) 898-1267 if the individual is trespassing, harassing, or engaging in other illegal activity. To read more about the City’s Homelessness Action Plan or for resources, please visit the City’s Housing and Community Resources webpage here: SFCITY.ORG/Housing-Community-Resources.
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DID YOU MISS THE FREE TURF REPLACEMENT REBATE WORKSHOP?
Don't worry, we recorded it! On July 18, 2023, the Community Development team together with the Metropolitan Water District conducted a workshop on MWD’s rebate program for replacing live turf with drought-tolerant landscaping. It was well attended – 25 people were present in person and about 20 watched live on YouTube. The diversity of questions from the residents clearly demonstrated that the topic was very relevant to their needs.
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MWD’s BeWaterWise program provides rebates for re-landscaping single-family front yards and backyards (up to 5,000 sq. ft. per year), as well as commercial properties (up to 50,000 per year) and city-owned parkways, medians and open space with non-functional life turf. The current rebate rate is $2 per 1 sq. ft. but it might be increased in the future. MWD representatives Krista Guerrero and Teresa Robertson explained the application and review process and shared their contact information and helpful handouts. Associate Planner Marina Khrustaleva provided clarification regarding the temporary moratorium on installation of artificial turf and presented the “Every Last Drop” manual with sample front yard designs prepared by CalPoly Pomona students.
For more information and a link to view the workshop, visit:
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UTILITY ASSISTANCE
San Fernando residents who are experiencing difficulties with their Southern California Edison and Southern California Gas Company utility bills may be able to qualify for one-time bill grants. Please see the flyers below for specific eligibility criteria and additional information. If you have any questions regarding these programs, please contact Housing Coordinator, Kenya Marquez at kmarquez@sfcity.org or (818) 837-1540.
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LOW COST TRANSPORTATION FOR RESIDENTS
Resource Alert! Residents are welcome to stop by the Community Development Department to pick up an application for Metro’s “Low-Income Fare is Easy (LIFE)” program. This program offers qualifying low-income residents with 20 free rides and discounted passes on the Metro system. This valuable resource will benefit our residents and those experiencing homelessness who are in need of transportation. If you have any questions regarding this program, please contact Housing Coordinator, Kenya Marquez at kmarquez@sfcity.org or (818) 837-1540.
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FENCE AND WALL HEIGHT
On July 17, 2023, the City Council voted 3:2 in favor of the Ordinance amending the current fence and wall regulations to provide flexibility while ensuring safety and aesthetic attractiveness of the neighborhoods. The second hearing is scheduled for August 7, 2023.
Below is a short summary of the proposed changes:
- Increasing the permitted height of the front yard fence from 3 to 4 feet.
- Allowing decorative elements and gates to be higher than the fence.
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Allowing side yard fences within a front yard setback to be solid (view-obscuring).
- Allowing tubular iron fences for private schools in residential zones to be up to 8 feet.
- Prohibiting barb wires or razor wires.
- Allowing commercial properties adjacent to residential uses to have up to 8 feet high block wall, if a noise study demonstrates the needs for the wall and if the wall complies with the new design standards.
- Requiring two layers of a permanent anti-graffiti coating on all solid walls or fences.
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DOWNTOWN MASTER PLAN
On July 17, 2023, the City Council voted 4:1 to approve the Community Engagement and Outreach Plan for the Downtown Master Plan update presented by DUDEK, the consultant firm selected by the City earlier this year. The Downtown Master Plan is a goal of the City Council to create a community-driven vision and plan for the downtown area to help enhance its economic vitality, livability, and sense of place. The Downtown Master Plan will be based on a comprehensive visioning process that will involve extensive community input and participation. The Community Engagement and Outreach Plan will use a multi-mode approach including a bi-lingual website, social media, informational handouts and mailers, in-person consultations, phone and online surveys, as well as interactive workshops and tours (“walkshops”).
The City invites all community members to get involved in this exciting and important project that will shape the future of downtown San Fernando. For more information about the project, please contact Kanika Kith, Deputy City Manager/Economic Development at kkith@sfcity.org or call (818) 898-7316.
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HELP KEEP SAN FERNANDO BEAUTIFUL AND SAFE
A “Help Keep San Fernando Beautiful & Safe” postcard was sent to all residents in the City asking everyone to help keep our residential properties beautiful and safe for their family and the community. The postcard encourages all residents to keep trash cans, large household items, portable canopies, abandoned or wrecked vehicles, and other unattractive items out-of-sight from the street to keep the San Fernando community beautiful. The postcard also encourages everyone to fix or remove broken fences or walls to keep the community safe. Please see postcard for more information.
If you did not receive the postcard or have question, please contact the Community Development Department at CommunityDevelopment@sfcity.org or (818) 898-1227.
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COMMUNITY PRESERVATION STATISTICS FOR JUNE 2023
Data provided below describes efforts in code enforcement for Fiscal Year 2021-2022 and Fiscal Year 2022-2023 to date.
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CITY'S ONLINE ZONING PORTAL
Try the City’s Online Zoning Portal to find the zoning for your property. Simply enter a street address to interactively view and investigate zoning, permitted uses, and other land use regulations for a specific site. Access the Online Zoning Portal on the City’s website: SFCITY.ORG/Community-Development/#Planning.
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PUBLIC WORKS ONLINE PERMIT COUNTER
The Public Works Department now has an Online Permit Counter!
Construction and Non-construction permits are available online that concern the public right of way. Utility Service requests can also be submitted such as sewer dye test, fire flow test, sewer capital fee, and water meter installation, providing customers with an efficient method to apply online and pay online.
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SAN FERNANDO REGIONAL PARK INFILTRATION PROJECT
Ortiz Enterprises, Inc., continues to install new landscape and preparing the site for the installation of new sod. Construction is scheduled to be completed at the end of August 2023. The sod needs to fully establish itself before park grounds are open to the public.
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UPPER RESERVOIR PROJECT
The City’s contractor, Pacific Hydrotech Corporation, is working on site preparation to construct a new 1.1 million gallon water tank. Underground utilities are currently being installed at the site.
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HOW TO SUBMIT A REQUEST FOR SERVICES
Submit a Request for Services to report Public Works-related items such as raised sidewalks, excessive water run-off, dumped items, potholes, or to request services such as City-owned tree trimming/removal.
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CALL
(818) 898-1293
Regular Business Hours:
- Monday through Thursday, 7 am to 4:30 pm
- Friday, 7 am to 3:30 pm
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VISIT
Public Works Operations Center
120 Macneil Street
San Fernando, CA 91340
Regular Business Hours:
- Monday through Thursday, 7 am to 4:30 pm
- Friday, 7 am to 3:30 pm
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JOIN THE SAN FERNANDO CITY TEAM
Below, please find the current jobs in which the City is recruiting. All positions are open until the vacancy is filled.
FULL-TIME
- Community Preservation Officer
- Police Officer
- Senior Tree Care Specialist
- Senior Sewer Worker
- Sewer Worker
- Water Operations Manager
PART-TIME
- Crossing Guard
- Recreation Leader I & II
Visit the City website to view the job bulletins and to download a City Employment Application: SFCITY.ORG/Hiring-Now.
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WELCOME THE NEWEST CITY TEAM MEMBERS
The City wishes to formally welcome the following San Fernando City Team Members who joined the City or were promoted on the respective dates specified:
- Gabriel Amaya, Day Camp Senior Counselor – promoted June 20, 2023;
- Carlos Cruz Quiroz, Police Cadet – joined the City June 26, 2023;
- Jesus A. Gonzalez, Water Worker I – promoted July 3, 2023;
- Christopher Valle, Junior Cadet – joined the City July 5, 2023; and
- David Garcia, Senior Park Maintenance Specialist – transferred July 17, 2023.
The City Team wishes to express our appreciation and excitement about these new team members. Their skills and talents will be a great addition to the San Fernando Family. Welcome aboard!
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FAREWELL TO OUR FORMER CITY TEAM MEMBERS
The City wishes express our appreciation to the following City Team member who recently separated from the City:
- Nancy Sanchez-Montero, Interim Personnel Assistant – effective June 22, 2023; and
- Marylou Banales, Recreation Leader I – effective July 4, 2023.
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ALARM PERMIT RENEWALS
The 2023-2024 Alarm Permit Renewals have been mailed to all businesses and residences with an active alarm permit on file. The deadline to submit renewal payment is August 31, 2023.
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FISCAL YEAR 2023-2024 FEE SCHEDULE
On June 5, 2023, City Council adopted Resolution No. 8233 updating the fees accordingly for Fiscal Year 2023-2024. The purpose of charging user fees is to recover part, or all, of the cost of providing the service. In cases that costs are not fully recovered, the activity is being ‘subsidized’ by the General Fund.
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SMALL BUSINESS BID AND CONTRACTING OPPORTUNITIES: REGIONAL ALLIANCE MARKETPLACE FOR PROCUREMENT(RAMP) INITIATIVE
The City has proudly joined the RAMP LA initiative to post bid and request for proposals opportunities. RAMP provides a one-stop hub for small businesses to more easily and efficiently find and pursue business opportunities across Southern California. RAMP is intended to address procurement reform and equitable access to contracting opportunities.
Staff encourages San Fernando businesses to register to be alerted of regional procurement opportunities. For more details and to start pursuing contract opportunities register at RAMPLA.org.
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WATER BILLS
The City offers a variety of payment options as follows:
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By Mail: Payments can sent via mail to: City of San Fernando, 117 Macneil Street, San Fernando, CA 91340.
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Night Dropbox: A drop box is available outside the City Hall’s main entrance. We request that all payments be placed in an envelope and that no cash is enclosed. Payments received in the drop-box will be processed by 9:00 am the next business day.
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AutoPay: AutoPay is available to all City of San Fernando water customers. It is a direct debit program that works with your bank for a quick and simple way to pay your utility bill electronically. Click Here to download an AutoPay Application.
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In Person: Customers are welcome to pay at the Finance Counter at City Hall (117 Macneil Street, San Fernando, CA 91340).
The City of San Fernando WILL NOT be disconnecting any customers’ water and WILL BE waiving all late fees. If you are behind on your account, the City encourages you to set up a payment plan, if possible. If having issues paying your utility bill, significant resources are available via assistance programs for qualified residents:
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STATE PROGRAMS: Low Income Household Water Assistance Program (LIHWAP): provides financial assistance to low-income Californians to help manage their residential water utility costs. Established by Congress in December 2020, this federally funded program helps low-income households pay down their outstanding residential water or wastewater bills. California has been allocated $116 million in one-time funding to provide LIHWAP assistance. For more information about how LIHWAP can help your household pay down your past due water or wastewater bills and how to apply visit LIHWAP Find Assistance.
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Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is a federally funded program that helps low-income households pay for heating or cooling in their homes. In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 awarded California additional funding to help households struggling to make ends meet, and many Californians in need may qualify. LIHEAP can offer a one-time payment to help pay your heating or cooling bills, even if you use wood, propane, or oil. In addition to help with paying your energy bill, LIHEAP can also provide in-home weatherization services. To learn more about the LIHEAP program, visit the LIHEAP program overview.
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SoCalGas recently announced $10 million in funding to support low-income families, seniors and small restaurant owners with bill assistance and to bolster community resources for those who may be struggling financially. More information on eligibility and how to apply is available on the SoCalGas Gas Assistance Fund website.
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FINANCIAL REPORTS
As a reminder, all of the City's financial reports, including annual budgets, audited financial statements, quarterly sales tax reports, and annual local transaction tax report can be found under the Finance Department page on the City's website at SFCITY.ORG/Finance/#Financial-Documents.
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SPANISH TRANSLATION AND INTERPRETATION SERVICES
The July 17, 2023 City Council meeting was a momentous occasion! History was made as we witnessed a remarkable step forward in inclusivity and accessibility and for the first time, the meeting agenda was made available in both English and Spanish, ensuring that all community members could fully engage and participate in the proceedings. But that's not all! The meeting also showcased the revival of live Spanish interpretation services, similar to the pre-pandemic era and these services will also be implemented for all City Commission meetings!
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ONLINE RECORDS COUNTER
The City Clerk Department has launched a new feature to provide the ability to search for records through the Online Records Counter. The portal below provides instant access to public record documents that are available for instant viewing.
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CITY COUNCIL
The next regular meeting of the City Council will be held on Monday, August 21, 2023, at 6 pm.
The City Council meets in person in the Council Chambers, located at 117 Macneil Street, San Fernando. Meetings are also live streamed via Youtube. Meeting agendas and audio/video is available on the City website at SFCITY.ORG/City-Council/#Agenda-Minutes-Audio.
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EDUCATION COMMISSION
The next regular meeting of the Education (EDU) Commission will be held on Tuesday, August 29, 2023, at 4:30 pm.
The EDU Commission meets in person in the Council Chambers, located at 117 Macneil Street, San Fernando. Meetings are also live streamed via Youtube. Meeting agendas and audio/video is available on the City website at SFCITY.ORG/Commissions-Board/#Education.
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PARKS, WELLNESS AND RECREATION COMMISSION
The next regular Parks, Wellness and Recreation (PWR) Commission meeting will be held on Thursday, September 14, 2023, at 6:30 pm.
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PLANNING AND PRESERVATION COMMISSION
The regular Planning and Preservation (P&P) Commission meeting scheduled for August 17, 2023, was cancelled. The next regular P&P Commission meeting will be held on Monday, September 11, 2023, at 6:30 pm.
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TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC SAFETY COMMISSION
The next regular Transportation and Public Safety (T&PS) Commission meeting will be held on Wednesday, September 6, 2023, at 6 pm.
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