District 2 - Supervisor Linda Parks
625 West Hillcrest Drive Thousand Oaks, CA 91360
Phone: (805) 214-2510 | Fax: (805) 480-0585
Toll Free Number: (800) 660-5474
Email: Linda.Parks@ventura.org
The bike lane was installed with Supervisor Parks’ leadership as part of the Board of Supervisors initiative to increase bicycle safety and access to bike lanes. Read about the Mike Nosco Foundation at www.MikeNosco.com.
Growing Works Plant Sale, December 14th. Please visit https://calendly.com/tinyplants/gwtp to reserve your shopping time now!
Our office is closed to the public to help limit the spread of COVID-19.
We are here to help you by phone (805) 214-2510 or email Supervisor.Parks@ventura.org.
For coronavirus information, please visit https://www.vcemergency.com/.
Senior Concerns Seeks Volunteers for New Emergency Wrap Around Services for Homebound Seniors in Response to COVID-19
Please visit https://www.seniorconcerns.org/programs/volunteer
United Way of Ventura County Mobilizing 2-1-1 Volunteer Corps In Response to COVID-19 Pandemic
Please visit http://www.volunteerventuracounty.org/
Food Share Seeks Volunteers for Pop-Up Food Pantries
Please visit https://foodshare.com/volunteer
Grand Opening of The ARCH, the first permanent City and County funded homeless shelter in Ventura.
On May 19th we cut the ribbon on the Dr. Richard Grossman Labyrinth at the Growing Works Demonstration Gardens. Joining us were a dozen employees who receive job training and horticultural therapy at Growing Works nursery. The thoughtfulness, generosity, and support from the community has helped many Growing Works employees on their path to recovery.
Supervisor Parks is honored to be the recipient of the 2019 Justice for Victims Award from the District Attorney’s Office.
Happenings
- Resolution to cease kill permits of Ventura County mountain lions for harming domesticated animals and support State Fish and Wildlife Commission recommendation for State Endangered Species Act protections.
- Hill and Woolsey Fires Emergency Response After-Action Review Released.
- Board of Supervisors Approves $1.5 million Grant Agreement for Westminster Free Clinic Expansion to West County.
- Ventura County Library’s Book Mobile Hits the Road.
- Mental Health & Safety Task Force Report Released.
- Endorsement of Community Choice Aggregation Programs.
- Volunteer in Policing Services Approved for Oak Park Community.
- County Looks to Reducing Use of Glyphosate, RoundUp and Rodeo.
- Moratorium on New Steam Injection Well Drilling.
- Board of Supervisors Supports Full Clean-Up of NASA’s Property on Santa Susana Field Lab.
- Ordinance to Combat Cockfighting in Ventura County Passes.
- Growing Works Horticultural Therapy and Jobs Program to Benefit People with Mental Illness at Nonprofit Drought Tolerant Plant Nursery.
Ventura County Public Works Agency has demonstrated that hawks and owls are more effective than poisons for controlling rodent damage to critical levee facilities which protect life and property from flood damage. Boy Scouts Troop 820 helped install handcrafted owl boxes at Conejo Mountain Basin in Newbury Park.
Ventura County’s 2017 Senior Summit – Don’t be a Dinosaur in a Tech Savvy World at CSUCI brought together close to 300 senior citizens who enjoyed learning about technology for independent living, social media, artificial intelligence, hospital automation, home automation, health portals, and health gadgets.
Ribbon cutting for our County’s largest capital project in its history, a new seismically safe, trauma certified hospital wing at Ventura County Medical Center.
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Helpful Links
- Articles by Supervisor Linda Parks
- Subscribe to Board of Supervisors Agenda Notifications
- Fire History-District 2
- More information about the County’s Graffiti Abatement Program
- Multi-Year Pavement Plan (2018-2022)
- Application for Appointment to County Boards, Commissions and Committees
- Symposium on Alternatives to Anticoagulant Rodenticides
- Senior Summit 2017