Citizens Planning Academy Learn more about Planning in Ventura County. These 8 sessions offered by the American Planning Association will give interested applicants insight into questions such as: What is “CEQA” and “SOAR”? What is Economic Development and where do my tax dollars go? How can citizens make a difference? (
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Scoping Meeting Set for Draft T.O. Boulevard Specific Plan On Wednesday, March 31, 2010, the Thousand Oaks Redevelopment Agency will conduct a public scoping meeting from 6-9 p.m. in the Board Room at City Hall. Hear about the proposed new design standards, meet the staff involved, and provide your input on proposed scope of analysis. More...
"Be Counted in 2010" You can make a difference! the Census determines the distribution of more than $400 billion annually of government funding for critical community services, it generates thousands of jobs, and it impacts your voice in Congress. Take 10 minutes to complete this 10 question survey that will be sent to homes in March. More...
Conejo Valley Stage Route Announced! Details for the Conejo Valley stage are out. Racing will begin at The Oaks Regional Shopping Center and pass through the Cities of Thousand Oaks, Westlake Village, and Agoura Hills. The four lap circuit through the mountains will make for an epic challenge and outstanding viewing for spectators. More...
"Breakaway Ride" Set for Sunday, April 11 Get a jump on the Pros by participating in the Breakaway Ride presented by Specialized on Sunday, April 11. Its a rare opportunity for everyday cyclists to ride some or all of the Amgen Tour of California 2010 Stage 8 route! More...
Annual Arbor Earth Day Celebration - April 24th This free, fun filled community event on April 24, 2010 promotes a healthy and sustainable environment by highlighting planet-friendly activities, services and products. Come and enjoy an afternoon of family activities! It is a day full of surprises and fun for the whole family while learning about recycling and caring for the environment.
Irrigation limited to two days a week through March. It's time to get serious about saving water. Record dry weather and drought conditions have led to new mandatory water conservation measures throughout Thousand Oaks. Learn more and read the City's new ordinance. More...
Conejo Valley to Host 2010 Amgen Tour Finale The largest professional cycling event in the United States will return to the Conejo Valley on Sunday, May 23, 2010. The cities of Thousand Oaks, Westlake Village, and Agoura Hills have partnered to bring this exciting race to our region. We'll play host to both the start and the finish of the Tour's grand finale stage! More...
Storm drain improvements on Thousand Oaks Boulevard will begin on March 1, 2010 (weather permitting) and will take approximately seven (7) weeks. Work hours are from 7:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m., Monday - Friday.
Income Tax Assistance Conejo Valley seniors and low-income residents are eligible for FREE income tax assistance provided by the Conejo Recreation and Park District's Retired Senior Volunteer Program with support from the City of Thousand Oaks. More...
Civic Arts Plaza / City Hall Aerial View
See an aerial view of Thousand Oaks City Hall and the Civic Arts Plaza
A survey of what Thousand Oaks baby boomers have in mind when it comes to retirement housing is now on-line and takes less than 5 minutes to complete. Share your views and help create a better future for our residents.
All Thousand Oaks area residents born from 1946 to 1964 are encouraged to log on to www.toaks.org/housingsurveybefore March 30, 2010 and add their comments. Those without access to a computer at home, community center, or local library can call (805) 449-2743 for a hard copy of the survey.
The terms being discussed are “continuing care,” “shared housing,” and “retirement communities." These are marketing terms used by developers and care providers, and they are also important options that the baby boomers will be faced with. The survey information will then be reviewed and provided to City leaders and planners to help them understand and shape the community’s future. For more information, please contact Council on Aging at (805) 449-2743 or councilonaging@toaks.org.
