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HELP KEEP OUR COMMUNITY CLEAN AND BEAUTIFUL!
Ventura's Mutt Mitt Program helps to keep our beautiful parks, beaches, public areas and ocean clean by providing degradable pet waste pick-up bags at dispensing stations throughout the City.   With over 10,000 licensed dogs in the City of Ventura, and one million people visiting our popular parks annually, there's definitely a need to encourage everyone to "Doo the Right Thing!"

Learn More About Thinking Globally and Acting Locally

 

Most Venturans are passionate about our environment, whether it is recycling trash, keeping our beaches clean or protecting our hillsides. You probably didn't know that your City embraces that same vision. Here are some of the things we are doing to think globally and act locally:

Ventura City Manager Rick Cole Surveys Green Clout of Local Government to Transform 'The Way We Live'

  • In the last two years, we've reduced electricity usage by 25% in City facilities, saving money and reducing carbon emissions by 1.2 million pounds per year.
  • By investing in solar and other renewable forms of energy, we've cut carbon emissions by 3.1 million pounds a year.
  • By using hybrid electric vehicles, we've reduced gasoline use by 1,500 gallons a year.
  • We offer and expedited plan-check process for new buildings and additions that meet national "green building" standards.
  • Construction is underway to improve water quality at Surfers Point by diverting dry weather runoff from the storm drain systems into the sewer system for treatment.
  • We're operating the new Community Park without pesticides and our goal is to eliminate pesticides in all parks within 5 years.
  • To learn more about the Green Initiative and the Get Your Green On campaign check out the following document:
  • Administrative Report for the Green Initiative.

Environmental Links 

 

For a list of great environmental resources, reads & links, CLICK HERE.