City of Fillmore

04/22/14
Theft Vehicle
900 Blk. 4th St.
Vandalism
700 Blk. Saratoga St.
Search Warrant
300 Blk. Rhodes Ct.
300 Blk. McNab Ct.
800 Blk. 3rd St.
Theft Identity
600 Blk. Eagle Ct.
Keep the Peace
600 Blk. Fernglen Cr.
Narcotics Violation
400 Blk. Mountain View St.
04/23/14
Accident – Non Injury
A St./Ventura St.
Burglary Vehicle
N C St./Old Telegraph Rd.
Vandalism
700 Blk. Ventura St.
Keep the Peace CONTINUED »

Joanne Dabbs and Jennifer Weir announced that the FUSD will again be offering a summer school session at Fillmore High School, Mountain Vista Elementary (7) and Piru Elementary (1), 8-11:30 A.M. Monday-Friday starting June 19th through July 24th. Last year over 400 students attended.

It will cost more to build a home or commercial building in Fillmore in a few months due to an increase in Development Impact Fees that Fillmore Unified School District (FUSD) is seeking. That, along with reports on the 2014 Summer School session and Smarter Balance Assessment Consortium Process were the items discussed at the May 6, 2014 meeting.

Ken Reynolds, President of School Works, presented his study which will be presented to the State to ask for an increase in FUSD's school Development Impact Fees (DIF) for residential and commercial property development in Fillmore. Impact fees are payments in advance of completing a development which enables school districts to pay for new construction and improvements and are reviewed every five years. Schools can impose the fees due to Education Code section 17620, pursuant 1996 SB 1562. The new school DIF's will increase from $3.30 to $3.36 per square foot within the perimeter of the residential structure. Each home when built is considered a .7 child occupant, and thus requires more classrooms. Over the past five years 156 homes were built in town and FUSD collected $729,000 in fees. Those new homes represent about 110 new students.
Commercial development School DIF's will increase from $.51 to $.54 per square foot. The new increase in both DIF's is expected to generate $804,000 for FUSD in the next five years and will start sixty days after approval by the State.

FUSD will again be offering a summer school session at Fillmore High School, Mountain Vista Elementary (7) and Piru Elementary (1), 8-11:30 A.M. Monday-Friday starting June 19th through July 24th. Assistant Superintendent Michael Johnson stated, "Last year over 400 students attended....let's hope we'll have the same this summer."
The NASA Science Class is again being offered. Last summer students were extremely happy with the class. The class will again do experiments using recycled material. There will also be credit recovery classes for 9th-11th grades, with a focus targeting 11th graders to enable them to graduate their next year.

Elementary classes offered CONTINUED »

On April 10th, 2014, Sheriff Geoff Dean presented Patrick Maynard, Ventura County Emergency Services Program Administrator, with the 2013 Sheriff’s Department Meritorious Award for demonstrating, through persistent efforts, exemplary service and perseverance.

This service was performed in areas such as grant management and as the project manager for a three-day Ready Ventura County (RVC) preparedness exercise. This event brought together public safety agencies from throughout Ventura County, for six months, to plan for and exercise our county’s response to a catastrophic earthquake. A video of the RVC event may be viewed at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nplmd_UwmTk

Ventura County Sheriff's Department

It has been approximately 1 year since these two unsolved sexual assaults occurred in the Santa
Paula area. Investigators have followed up on previously reported leads and are requesting the public’s assistance in developing more leads.

On the mornings of February 26, 2013 and May 20, 2013, sexual assaults were reported in the area of Santa Paula Street and Peck Road. Both assaults occurred in the unincorporated area, west of the City of Santa Paula.

Nature of Incident: Santa Paula Area Sexual Assaults - Public Assistance Needed
Report Number: 13-4331 & 13-11162
Location: Santa Paula Street at Peck Road, Unincorporated Area of Santa Paula
Date & Time: May 1, 2014
Unit(s) Responsible: Ventura County Sheriff’s Major Crimes Unit Bureau
(S)uspects, (V)ictims, (P)arty, (D)ecedent City of Residence Age
Unknown
Prepared by: Sgt. Anthony Aguirre
Media Release Date: May 1, 2014
Follow-Up Contact: Detective Christine Rettura at (805)384‐4741, Christine.Rettura@ventura.org
Detective Matt Delahuerta at (805)384‐4740, Matt.Delahuerta@ventura.org
Approved by: Captain Chris Dunn

Ventura County Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1,000 reward for information, which leads to the arrest and criminal complaint against the person(s) responsible for this crime. The caller may remain anonymous. The call is not recorded. Call Crime Stoppers at 800-222-TIPS (8477).