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Check out our Facebook page! New goodies every day! FREE Vol.Vol. 3,7, No. 1126 Published Every Other Published Wednesday Every Other www.venturabreeze.com Wednesday October 1 – October March 10 14, - 23,2014 2010 Ventura declares water shortage emergency The Ventura City Council declared a Stage 3 Water Shortage Emergency yesterday as local water supplies continue to drop during the third year of California’s historic drought. To achieve a 20% water use reduction as mandated by the State Water Resources Control Board, Ventura Water customers are now required to limit outdoor watering through a sprinkler irrigation system to Ask the Chief two days a week and not water between the hours of 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. These by Ken Corney In this issue we introduce another wonderful portrait series by Johanna Spinks (page new restrictions are in addition to the Chief, Ventura Police Department 8) called the Face Of Ventura Awards. The first award recipient was Ken Cozzens as following current water waste prohibi- Q: Chief, what is the crime rate in our selected by the series sponsors Jordon and Sandra Laby. Ken Cozzens was presented his tions: community and what is the Ventura Police portrait at a “presentation lunch” where Sandra Laby, Ken Cozzens, Trisha Cozzens · Sprinklers that spray pavement, such Department doing to address it? and Johanna Spinks proudly displayed his portrait. as sidewalks, driveways or streets A: I am pleased to tell you that for the · Irrigation water that runs onto year to date (August 31) Ventura’s Part pavement, such as sidewalks, driveways 1 Crime Rate is down. After several or streets years of increased Part 1 Property Crime • Leaking irrigation systems or broken rates (Burglary, Thefts, Auto Thefts and sprinklers that are not repaired within Arson) the City of Ventura’s Part 1 Crime 48 hours of discovery Rate is currently down 6%. · Using a hose to wash a driveway, Most notably, Residential and Com- sidewalk or other paved surface mercial Burglaries are down more than · Washing a car without a shutoff 19%. In real numbers this means there nozzle on the hose were approximately 100 less burglar- · Serving water at a restaurant without ies year to date compared to the same being requested by the customer time period in 2013. General larcenies “We believe that limiting outdoor (theft) are down 1%, but this reduction watering to two days a week is essential is masked by a more than 25% increase to reaching a 20% water use reduction in “shoplift” crimes. As a result of goal,” said Mayor Cheryl Heitmann. the increase in shoplifting crimes our “Our community has historically been reduction in vehicle crimes (e.g., break- very responsive during drought cycles ins, thefts) is less prominent in the and we are confident that Ventura overall larceny/theft reductions. residents will continue to work together Overall Part 1 Violent Crime successfully to save water during this Continued on page 4 emergency.” The newest restrictions follow the While visiting Kingston, recommendations of the city’s Water Shortage Task Force. The City Council Jamaica, for National also confirmed the Task Force’s pref- erence to retain the current penalty Heroes Day structure for noncompliance of the (October 15), you can TheThVt Ventura ChChamber b of fC Commerce hldthiheld their semi-annual i lFllBi Fall Business EpExpo “A water prohibitions, which carries a fine Bountiful Harvest” on Thursday, September 25 at the Four Points Sheraton – of $25 and $50 for the third and fourth always catch up Ventura Harbor. Over 70 Chamber member businesses exhibited and displayed their offense. For more information, visit products. The event was attended by hundreds of residents and business owners. The www.cityofventura.net/water/shortage. with the Breeze at Ventura Breeze display was selected as the “best of show” thanks to the artistic talents Ventura Water is helping residential of Jaime and Ana Baker. customers find ways to save water by venturabreeze.com Continued on page 4 This is a wonderful place to spend your retirement years! 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Leading 10/7-10/28 Tuesdays 4:00-5:00 pm this decline is a nearly 20% reduction $40 in Felony Assaults and a 7% reduction We explore the Nile’s monuments, in Robbery. mummies, myths and mysteries through These results are encouraging crafts and stories (the tale of Cinderella given the environment of factors such is ancient and Egyptian). No class 10/21. as State Prison Realignment and past Instructor Richard Senate. Course resource reductions (i.e., reduction #38951. in staffing, resources, budget, etc.) Cooking with Norma Lyons throughout the Criminal Justice 18 years-Adults System. Our success comes from a Tuesdays 7:00-8:30 pm simple formula of team culture and $35 each strategy. 10/7 Everybody’s Favorite: Taco The dedicated and courageous Night! 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