Explorers: The Fillmore Police Department’s first Santa Clara Valley Explorer program, February 9th.

Lightning: A spectacular lightening storm caused damage in Fillmore.

Boy Scouts: Fillmore Boy Scout Troop #406 were recognized for their outstanding service to the community in February.

Waste Water Plant: Fillmore’s Wastewater Plant was named Project of the Year at the National Engineer’s Week Banquet held at the Reagan Library on February 18th.

Central Station: Farmworker and local lower income family housing opened in March.

Pete Egedi: In March, former Fillmore Fire Chief Pete Egedi was indicted on one count of embezzlement and three counts of grand theft.

Piru Charter School: After a lenghty and often conentious process, the Piru Charter was denied on May 5, 2010.

Marijuana: In July a man jumped over a cliff at Dead Man’s curve, Goodenough Road, to escape police. Over 70-pounds of marijuana were found in his car. Unrelated, in April the city place a moratorium on the establishment and operation of medical marijuana dispensaries.

Water Recycling Plant: The city of Fillmore celebrated the official open house of the Water Recycling Plant on May 22.

State Champions: The Fillmore High School Cheerleading Squad won First Place in the California State Championships in June.

Grand Opening: Two Rivers Park has its grand opening in July.

Reduced Hours: The Towne Theatre’s operating days were reduced to Friday, Saturday and Sunday as a cost-saving measure.