Chris Frost

Amrep agreement approved

Oxnard--The Public Works and Transportation Committee unanimously approved an agreement with Amrep Manufac­turing Company to inspect, main­tain, and repair Amrep refuse collec­tion vehicles during its Tuesday, December 12 meeting. Council Member Arthur Valen­zuela Zavala motioned the item, which Committee Chair Bert Perello seconded. Fleet Services Manager Jose Arreola presented the agreement,...

Dec 15, 2023

UniFirst agreement extended

Oxnard--The Public Works and Transportation Committee approved an amendment to the trade services agreement with UniFirst Uniform during its meeting on Tuesday, December 12. UniFirst Corporation provi­des the City of Oxnard with uni­form rental, purchase, and laundry services for multiple divisions. Environmental Resources Ma­nager Eric Zetz presented the amendment, which authorizes Mayor J...

Dec 15, 2023

Frosted Thoughts

Oxnard--It never fails; no matter where I go, I have massive issues with going to the doctor. THE latest episode has me out of town, running out of blood pressure medication with no refills available. I thought, okay, I’ll find a doctor, and then I find out there is a 400-person waiting list to be seen, and since it’s a temporary thing for me, well, good luck. I was referred to a walk-up c...

Dec 15, 2023

External Auditor amendment ok’d

Oxnard--The Finance and Governance and Governance Committee unanimously approved the first amendment to its external auditor agreement with Eadie + Payne during its Tuesday, December 12 meeting. COMMITTEE Chairman John Zaragoza motioned the item, which Council Member Gabby Basua seconded. Assistant Chief Financial Officer Beth Vo presented the amendment, which increases the fiscal year 2022...

Dec 15, 2023

Housing Board approves non-profit organization

Port Hueneme--The Housing Authority Board received a Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD) update and unanimously authorized the formation of a non-profit organization during its Monday, December 4 meeting. HUENEME Housing Inc. will perform its services, and the City Council members will be the Board of Directors. Staff will also help to avoid any additional costs. Housing and Facilities Ma...

Dec 8, 2023

Council approves real property transactions

Oxnard--The City Council approved the acquisition of 418 West Fourth Street from Sunflow during its Tuesday, December 5 meeting. The action also approved the sale of 418 West Fourth Street in Downtown Oxnard. The acquisition does not constitute a CEQA (California Environmental Quality Act) project. Housing Director Emilio Ramirez presented the transaction to the Council and said its purcha...

Dec 8, 2023

Maintenance Building engineering okay’d

Oxnard--The City Council approved an agreement with Roesline Nakamura Terada Architects for Architecture and Engineering Services during its Tuesday, December 5 meeting. The agreement is for engineering services for the Wastewater Division’s new maintenance building project. Luis Ortega from the Public Works Wastewater Division presented the agreement, which costs $1 million for Architectural...

Dec 8, 2023

Nguyen addresses food vendor problem

Oxnard--In his report to the City Council on Tuesday, December 5, City Manager Alex Nguyen discussed Southern California’s food vendor problem. HE said some statements made are out of date with current reality, and he believes it’s a Statewide problem. “This is not, as everyone always assumes, not a City of Oxnard-created problem,” he said. Recently, he said legislators from the Southgate...

Dec 8, 2023

Council comments highlight transparency and Holiday Cheer

Oxnard-- Council members reflected on the Holiday Spirit and concerns during their Tuesday, December 5, public comments as the body looks forward to the New Year. COUNCIL Mem­ber Gabe Teran said he attended the City’s Christmas Tree Lighting and thanked the Oxnard Downtowners for coordinating the event. “Especially our Public Works Department,” he said. “I was at a meeting at Starbucks and...

Dec 8, 2023

Frosted Thoughts

Oxnard-- We’re rolling into December, and, like usual, I’m left searching for holiday cheer and turning that into gifts people love. LET’S start simple. Sorry, I had to make myself laugh. The J-Train is not the easiest person to buy for. I covered a couple of craft fairs this weekend while she was working and bought her some earrings because I know she loves these events. I bought her some...

Dec 8, 2023

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