Tri County Sentry

Mar 29, 2025 | tricountysentry.com

Assistant City Attorney Michelle McCarron said the ordinance levels the playing field and makes it equal for every single solicitation throughout the City. (Photo courtesy City of Oxnard) Oxnard —The Purchase Agreement Story, Tuesday, March 18, continues with the City’s 15 Purchasing System, focusing on its aggregate value. "IT creates some confusion about when certain

Feb 25, 2025 | tricountysentry.com | Chris Frost

Ventura—During its Tuesday, Feb. 11 City Council meeting, Council Members approved ending its agreement with FFP Solar Services on a split vote. The City included a plan during the meeting, including new pay stations, a permit management system, and the appropriate language, and it is consistent with the specific plan. Before the latest parking study conducted, Council Member Mangone asked what lots were converted to four hours.

Feb 3, 2025 | tricountysentry.com | Chris Frost

Oxnard— The City of Oxnard recently installed signs prohibiting trucks over 5 tons from traveling along Oxnard Boulevard south of Gonzales Road. THE signs accompany “Truck Route” signs in place for several years. Section 8-3(A) of the Oxnard City Code designates Oxnard Boulevard, between Wooley Road and Gonzales Road, as a light-traffic street, and Section 8-3(B) OCC prohibits commercial trucks greater than 5 tons to travel along light traffic streets in Oxnard.

Oct 28, 2024 | tricountysentry.com | Chris Frost

Port Hueneme—The City of Port Hueneme’s Smoking Prohibition story continued as the City Council directed Staff to consider all the recommendations about a smoking prohibition ordinance in Multi-Unit-Housing (MUH) residences and report back to the Council for action during its Monday, October 21, meeting.

Oct 28, 2024 | tricountysentry.com | Chris Frost

Oxnard—The Public Works and Transportation Committee, Tuesday, October 22, approved a trade services agreement with Taft Electric Company for on-call signal repair and maintenance. The agreement has an initial 1-year and 10-day term from November 20, 2024, until November 30, 2025, with an option for four consecutive 1-year period extensions, with the final term ending November 30, 2029. The contract’s total will not exceed $500,000.