The CIWHA Communications Team has been busy pulling together resources!
The resources on this page will be updated as information becomes available.you may leave comments on this page if you have additional resources you think would useful, or that you would like to see here! Your comments will be reviewed and not made public – please include you phone number in case we need to contact you.
Boat related urgent matters in the harbor, 24/7
For any boat related urgent matters in the harbor, 24/7, please use the Police Department Dispatch line 1-805-385- 7740 or Fire 1-805-385-7722 (both of those numbers are on the City’s website in the “Departments” section).
During business hours please call Code Compliance, 1-805-385-7940 x9. Please note that the Code Compliance line is not monitored after hours.
Also See:
Homeless Activity
We are in proximity to the Casa Serena encampment, the dunes and Edison Canal encampment and the Power Plant encampment.
Theft crime and break ins have increased. We are also concerned about fire and water pollution.
We were referred to:
Jessica Petrillo – Homeless Assistance 805-385-8044 office
805-889-2493 cell
Jessica.petrillo@oxnard.org
We also spoke with Officer Kohr, who requested we contact him or Oxnard PD
If we see any suspicious activity contact
Non-emergency Dispatch
1-805.385.7740
In the event of an emergency call 911
Pools and Spas
In a recent seawall inspection with the City Engineer, we mentioned the existence of a permitted in-ground pool in the neighborhood. We asked if the permitting of in-ground pools or spas contained any enhance engineering requirements to mitigate any infringement on the integrity of seawalls.
We were referred to Vytautas “Vyto” Adomaitis Director
Community Development Department
214 S C Street | Oxnard, CA 93030 O: tel:1-805-385-7882 | F: 805-385-7417
His response:
Building & Engineering verifies that pools adjoining waterways in the Channel Islands Harbor area are not imposing additional loading on, or otherwise affecting the integrity of the seawalls. We also verify that the presence of the constructed pool will not infringe on any maintenance easements owned by the City. There are different designs for the seawalls among the different housing tracts in this area that affect the ability of a pool to be permitted.
In the older tracts (Mandalay), pools may not be possible due to the location of seawall maintenance easements, while in Seabridge or Westport there are locations where a pool could be allowed.
For any additional questions regarding in ground pools and associated engineering requirements, please contact Asst. Director/Building Official, Jeff Pengilley, at 805-385- 8208.
Accessory Dwelling Units (ADU)
We requested confirmation on the City’s position on ADUs as there appears to be some disparity between State and Coastal Commission positions.
We were referred to Vytautas “Vyto” Adomaitis Director
Community Development Department
214 S C Street | Oxnard, CA 93030 O: 805-385-7882 | F: 805-385-7417
His response:
Within the City of Oxnard, Accessory Dwelling Units are not currently allowed in the Coastal Zone.
In addition, we met with Coastal Commission staff in August 2020, and we discussed the recent changes in state law which generally allows ADUs in residential zones except within the Coastal Zone. The CCC staff encouraged us, and other coastal cities, to allow ADUs within the Coastal Zone. CCC staff suggested that we look at Santa Cruz’s ADU Coastal regulations which provide ADU restrictions / reasons for denial based on lack of parking. As part of the Housing Element, City staff did not propose and City Council did not provide direction to amend our LCP to allow ADUs in the Coastal Zone. For any additional questions regarding ADUs, please contact Planning Manager, Scott Kolwitz, at 805-385-3919.
Homeowner properties improvements and code compliance…
Resources for CIWHA Waterways 1 Properties –
Code Compliance handouts and links.
Many homeowners have questions about property improvements – what is and what is not allowed.
The unique features of waterfront dock homes afford us all unusual and wonderful access to the water.
The proximity visually and physically to our neighbors as well as the public can create challenges for security and privacy.
City Code Compliance
NOTE: Links below to Oxnard.org and The Code Library may change without notice – we will do our best to refresh – but in the event a link does not work please look up Code Compliance at https://www.oxnard.org/
Likewise – pdfs provided here may not be the most current!
Oxnard Planning and Zone Search
You can find the zones for properties in Oxnard here:
https://www.oxnard.org/city-department/community-development/planning/planning-and-zoning-search/
SEC. 17-11. R-W-1, SINGLE-FAMILY WATER-ORIENTED, SUB-ZONE.
https://codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/oxnard/latest/oxnard_ca/0-0-0-41769
SEC. 17-12. R-W-2, TOWNHOUSE WATER-ORIENTED, SUB-ZONE
https://codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/oxnard/latest/oxnard_ca/0-0-0-42040
Frequently Requested Documents
The following is the big list from the City of Oxnard.
PLEASE NOTE THIS LIST MAY HAVE ELEMENTS THAT ARE NOT APPLICABLE TO HOMES IN MANDALAY.
When Single-Family Building Permits ARE Required For Single-Family Residential Only.
This is Not a complete list.
• Gazebos– Engineering details might be required. (Must meet with Planning height and setback
standards)
• Patio Covers– Required for any patio cover that are attached to a structure, as well as any patio
cover greater than 120 square feet. (Must meet with Planning height and setback standards)
• Room Additions
• Detached tool/ Storage Sheds and Playhouses –If the projected roof area is greater than 120
square feet, may not have regulated plumbing or mechanical equipment. (Must meet planning
height and setback standards.)
• Sunrooms and Patio Enclosures –If prefab must have test report from an approved testing
laboratory.
• Water Heater Replacement or Relocation
• Window Replacement/ Retrofits
• Re-Roof – Required for repairs over 40 square feet. Repairs extending past the roof covering,
(asphalt, shingles, clay or concrete tile, or approved metal roofing) into the required
underlayment, and or structural elements will require a permit.
• New/Replacement Drywall/Gypsum Board– If the projected work area is greater than 50 square feet, or if the work area is adjoining to a Fire-resistance- rated wall (typically adjoining units,garage walls) or shear assembly.
• Spas and Pools – All in-ground; electrical and plumbing permits require for all spas and pools
that require new electrical or gas lines.
• Retaining Walls – 3’ and higher (measured from bottom of footing) or lower walls supporting a
surcharge. (Note: retaining walls might require a grading permit. Inquire at Building and
Engineering for guidance.
• Block Walls– 3’ 6” and higher (measured from bottom of footing)
• Arbors- over 120 Square feet and 8’
• Electrical/ Mechanical/ Plumbing Fixture Replacement
• Decks over seawalls
https://www.oxnard.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/Seawall-Declaration-for-deck-over-seawall-2015-Version.pdf
• Siding/stucco
Wall or Fence Permit
The following information is required to apply for this permit:
- Plot plan required.
- Linear footage.
- Height and materials.
- Planning review required.
- Public Works review required to check for easements.
- If wall is shared between neighbors, homeowner authorization form is required.
Note: Walls and fences below 42” in height do not require a building permit, however, the planning department may have restrictions. Contact at (805)-385-7858
Residential Express Permits
PLEASE SEE::
https://www.oxnard.org/building-permit-application/
Oxnard Building Safety & Engineering Services
The following documents are from the City Of Oxnard.
https://www.oxnard.org/city-department/development-services/building-and-engineering-services/
- Plate20608 Deck-Fence Construction Over or Near Bulkhead (seawall) Wall-1
- Plate20610 Parallel Dock Piling Locations-1
- Plate20611 Perpendicular Dock Piling Locations
- B254-B810 Patio Covers
- Minimum Requirements for Tenant Improvement Plans
Please call code compliance to determine that the documents here are most current!
Oxnard Building Safety & Engineering Services
For complete information:
https://www.oxnard.org/city-department/development-services/building-and-engineering-services/
Walk-up services available at the Building counter:
- Over the counter permits with no plan check needed such as:
- Re-roofs
- Water heater replacements
- Window change outs, same size and location
- Patio covers following the city handout
- Block wall permits
- Minor kitchen and bathroom remodels with no structural or layout changes
- Residential plumbing repairs
- Electrical panel replacements and upgrades on single-family residential dwelling units
- Residential EV charger installation
- New plan check submittals
- Plan check resubmittals
- All services requiring a plan check engineer will need an appointment or will be taken in for review.
Just In Time Permits
see: https://justintimepermits.com/city-of-oxnard/building-permits/
Solar Permit
The following information is required to apply for this permit:
- 3 sets
- Minimum size 11 x 17
- Contact Building Department to find out if structural engineering is required. (805) 385-7925
The following form(s) and application(s) are required to apply or this permit:
Re-Roof Permit
The following information is required to apply for this permit:
- Number of squares
- Proposed roofing material
- Size and weight of felt
- Pitch
- Size of plywood (clarify if ½ inch or OSB)
- Number of layers
The following form(s) and application(s) are required to apply or this permit:
Window Permit (New or Enlarge)
The following information is required to apply for this permit:
- Floor plan required.
- Planning review required.
- Square footage of all windows combined.
- Completed Windows Worksheet.
- Title 24 Energy Forms are not required at permit issuance, only at time of inspection.
The following form(s) and application(s) are required to apply or this permit:
Window Permit (Replacement)
The following information is required to apply for this permit:
- Floor plan required.
- Square footage of all windows combined.
- Completed Windows Worksheet.
- Title 24 Energy Forms are not required at permit issuance, only at time of inspection.
The following form(s) and application(s) are required to apply or this permit:
Wall or Fence Permit
The following information is required to apply for this permit:
- Plot plan required.
- Linear footage.
- Height and materials.
- Planning review required.
- Public Works review required to check for easements.
- If wall is shared between neighbors, homeowner authorization form is required.
Note: Walls and fences below 42” in height do not require a building permit, however, the planning department may have restrictions. Contact at (805)-385-7858
The following form(s) and application(s) are required to apply for this permit:
Vessel Assist Boat Towing and Support Services
We no longer have Harbor Patrol North of the Channel Islands bridge. This page contains information that may be useful for your boating protection.
Boat related urgent matters in the harbor, 24/7
For any boat related urgent matters in the harbor, 24/7, please use the Police Department Dispatch line 1-805-385- 7740 or Fire 1-805-385-7722 (both of those numbers are on the City’s website in the “Departments” section).
During business hours please call Code Compliance, 1-805-385-7940 x9. Please note that the Code Compliance line is not monitored after hours.
Also See:
Consider a Membership Service
Previously Vessel Assist Ventura, TowBoatUS Ventura is responsible for the territories spanning from Point Conception to Point Dume, California, and provides towing services to the members of BoatUS, Boat Owners Association of the United States.
For our service area:
https://www.boatus.com/towboatus/channel-islands
TowBoatUS Channel Islands
Channel Watch Marine Services, Inc.
Oxnard, CA
(805) 644-2762
Services Available:
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TowBoatUS Services
Most Ports offer Towing, Soft Ungroundings, Battery Jumps & Fuel Delivery.
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Repairs
TowBoatUS company either has their own dock, or contracts with a third party to provide repair services.
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Salvage
TowBoatUS company offers salvage assistance. Includes recovery of property, refloating the vessel, and towing it to a safe harbor.
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Spill Cleanup
TowBoatUS company possesses equipment to contain spills of fuel and / or oil.
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ACAPT Certified
The tower is a member of the Accredited for Commercial Assistance and Professional Towing program to recognize the professional who is willing to adhere to high standards of service, training, and equipment.
February 25, 2023 Annual Meeting
The 2023 annual meeting of the Channel Islands Waterfront Homeowners was held on Saturday Feb 25, 2023. 9am-Noon
There were two parts to the meeting – public and members only.
The Public meeting recording is below and available on YOUTUBE
There were technical issues with the ability for members to connect to the online meeting, however the meeting was recorded and we will make that available to Property Owners when processed!
We had a nice crowd of PROPERTY OWNERS who braved the weather and the early hour!!
We aslo thank PCYC for the wonderful meeting space!
The public portion of the meeting:
We will add information to this page as followup to questions and concerns.
For now check out the April Updates!
9 AM PUBLIC MEETING
CIWHA Welcome Message: Bill Clark President
Special Guest Speakers* ( 5 – 7 minutes speaking followed by a couple of questions )
9:10 Michael Tripp: Channel Islands Harbor Director
9:20 Alex Nguyen: Oxnard City Manager
9:30 Vianey Lopez: District 5
Ventura County Supervisor
9:40 Bert Perello: Councilman Oxnard District 1
9:50 Chuck Carter: CIWHA Board Member & CINC Clean Water Team [Channel_Islands_Harbor_Water_Quality_Slides _February_2023]
10:00 General Q/A
10:25 Bill Clark: Thanks to guests
PROPERTY OWNERS ONLY – BEGIN Approx 10:30 am
10:30 Bill Clark:Presidents Welcome: Bill Clark
10:35 Alex Nguyen: Oxnard City Manager
10:45 Seawall Strategy Update:
Michael Wolfe: Oxnard Public Works Director
Q/A
THANK YOU Alex Nguyen & Michael Wolfe!
Closed Session Property Owner Business & Elections:
* Committee Updates
* ELECTIONS
* Approval of minutes (APPROVED)
* Approval of Financials (APPROVED)
* Board elections for 2023 (APPROVED)
Property Owners in Mandalay
We regret the unexpected last minute technical difficulties that arose today with respect to joining the meeting!
The recording of the closed session will be made available as soon as possible!
THERE WAS A GREAT TURNOUT AT PCYC!
Thanks to all the homeowners who braved the weather and the early hour!!
Special thanks to Connie, Arlene, Candice, Judy and Pat for managing the sign-in table!
And we all got to go home to snow like hail!
Map of Mandalay Waterways 1 for Property Owners
There is a video of the October 2020 City Council meeting that contains 2 presentations that are part of the background on our Seawalls:
1) Public works presentation
2) Our HOA presentation of timeline information
See the City Council meeting videos on this page:
https://channelislandsca.com/october-2020-be-in-the-know/
July 2022 – CIWHA update
What Does The Channel Islands Waterfront Homeowners Association Actually Do?
The question was asked by a homeowner following our recent plea for everyone to pay their dues.
Volunteers from CIWHA Communications Team felt this was an important question!
Seawall Repairs
Landscaping
The CIWHA Landscape representatives meet with Public Works, Special Districts and the contractors on a regular basis to walk areas of Mandalay and review priorities, progress and projects. As our current Assessment funds need to be spent on Landscape (contractors, electric and water) plus seawall repairs and maintenance, this work is important to balance budgets while maintaining our landscaping to the best our budget can maintain.
Harbor Water Quality
The HOA volunteers on the Neighborhood Council Marine Advisory Committee (MAC) are the people that championed testing when the algae bloom became apparent following the closure of the once through cooling plant at Mandalay. This dedicated team of volunteers spend countless hours being trained and taking samples that are acceptable by the water board. This activity and dedication has saved the City hundreds of thousands of dollars and is required to push through the slow grinding requirements of the State towards future mitigation and funding for the future.
This team meets with City, County, State agencies, new owners of MGS power plant, Edison Canal, Farm Bureau, and other stakeholders. The HOA sends e-blasts when your letters and comments to those agencies are requested.
Dredging
Dredging is an important infrequent but very expensive project that our assessment funds must cover. The other developments North of the bridge account for this expense within other ongoing fees that go into reserves. With our very low assessment funds being spread over seawall repairs, landscaping and water quality we do not currently have a reserve fund for dredging.
Seawall Funding - Other Expenses
CIWHA representatives meet with the City to establish sane and reasonable shared funding to continue the Repair/Replace project of our Seawalls. This effort takes into consideration needs of our community, but also for the economic needs for projects not a part of that funding like Landscaping, Dredging and Water Quality.
City & County Meetings
Homeowners
CIWHA representatives respond to calls and emails from homeowners.
We try to provide answers, direction and resources as needed to keep life wonderful in our harbor.
Monthly Board Meetings
The CIWHA board of directors meets monthly – except in August. The agendas cover reports on all activities covered on this page. Residents and homeowners are welcome to attend!
The monthly meetings are generally held the 3rd Wednesday of the month – however it is best to contact a member of the board in advance of a meeting due to COVID and schedule changes to confirm location and date!
Why should I pay dues – what is it spent on?
The question was asked by a homeowner following our recent plea for everyone to pay their dues.
Volunteers from CIWHA felt this was also an important question!
Communications
Your dues fund the annual meeting when held in person, as well as the printing and mailing expenses, all of which have increased in cost tremendously. Currently much of the communication tools – like the website hosting, maintenance and management are donated by volunteers.
Consulting and Legal Fees
CIWHA maintains a fund for the potential need of Legal or other consulting fees to preserve the quality of life for our homeowners. There is no current litigation, however to ignore the potential would not be prudent.
CIWHA MEMBERSHIP & FINANCE
Your $50 a year dues are managed by the elected all volunteer Board. The Treasurer maintains the books. We pay an external bookkeeper for reporting and a CPA for taxes. There is a $75 transfer fee required upon sale of a property. The Board are all volunteers and the Association owns no property. We are required to carry error and commissions insurance on the board.All financial reports are presented monthly at board meetings and are available upon request.
Year end statements are published in the newsletter and presented at annual meetings.
About the CIWHA difference.
We realize this is an unusual and uncommon HOA. By comparison other HOAs in the Harbor have HOA dues, CFD and Mello-roos and ongoing dock fees resulting in much higher expenses. Those developments manage common property – we do not. Our homeowners own their docks – those homeowners do not. Until we know the numbers for bonding the seawall work we are not looking to raise dues or make any changes to our fees.
Tsunami Prep Week March 21-25 2022
This information is from: https://www.oxnard.org/step-10-tsunami-severe-shaking-move-inland/
In general, in Oxnard, if you are within a mile of the ocean, you may be in a potential tsunami inundation area.
A tsunami is a series of traveling ocean waves triggered by anything that displaces a large volume of water.
Existing on-and offshore geologic conditions indicate that Ventura County is a very seismically active region capable of producing tsunamis. Since 1812, there have been at least eight notable tsunamis along the Ventura County coastline, several of which caused damage – including the tsunami generated by the 2010 Chilean earthquake, which caused over $250,000 in damage to the Ventura Harbor.
A tsunami is not a single wave, but a series of waves which can occur over many hours. The 2011 Japan tsunami generated a series of tidal fluctuations on the California Coast which lasted more than 72 hours. It is important to keep yourself and others away from the danger zone until an “All CLEAR” is issued.
IF YOU’RE AT THE BEACH AND YOU FEEL ANY EARTHQUAKE –
IMMEDIATELY MOVE INLAND OR TO HIGHER GROUND!
Know the difference between Myths and Facts:
Myth: Many people believe that a tsunami is one giant wave.
Fact: Tsunamis can be a single surge of water or a series of waves occurring anywhere from five to 90 minutes apart, and may occur for many hours after the initial event.
Myth: Many people believe that the Channel Islands will serve as a giant “breakwater” and that the Oxnard coast cannot be impacted by a tsunami event.
Fact: From the area where the tsunami originates, waves travel outward in all directions.Once the wave approaches the shore, it builds in height. The topography of the coastline and the ocean floor will influence the size of the wave. A small tsunami at one beach can be a giant wave a few miles away. Since we have no idea where a tsunami may originate, we cannot presume to be safe from a tsunami simply because we have offshore islands.
Myth: Many people believe that tsunami waves are surfable.
Fact: Tsunami waves are extremely dangerous, could be full of debris and are potentially deadly to surf.
KNOW WHAT THE TSUNAMI MESSAGES MEAN:
WARNING Inundating wave possible Full evacuation suggested
ADVISORY Strong currents likely Stay away from the shore
WATCH Danger level not yet known Stay alert for more information
INFORMATION Minor waves at most No action suggested
Part of your preparation with family and friends should be to know and share reunification areas!
No Street Parking on Street Sweeping Days
There are different days for different addresses – find yours!
The City of Oxnard will begin ticketing on Street Sweeping days.
Find your schedule
&
MARK YOUR CALENDAR
If no signs are visible there will be no citations. Signs will be posted soon so please find your schedule and begin to adapt!
Storm Drains are no place for waste,
While this may create some issues it really is a good thing to have the debris from our streets removed before it washes into the storm drains!
Water Quality – Clean Water Team request for support 3/13/22
Please send an email NOW for City Council meeting 3/15/22
WRITTEN COMMENTS to CITY
Submit an email to cityclerk@oxnard.org
Subject line: 3/15/22 L. 8. Channel Islands Water Quality and Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP) Report.
Agenda Item detail:
Channel Islands Water Quality and Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP) Report.RECOMMENDATION: That the City Council receive and file a report on water quality monitoring efforts in the Channel Islands Harbor.
Background
Ways to comment
WRITTEN COMMENTS
Submit an email to cityclerk@oxnard.org no later than 3 p.m. on the day of the meeting (Please indicate the agenda item number in the subject line). All email correspondence will be forwarded to the City Council/Committee prior to the start of the meeting and made part of the legislative record.
More Ways to PARTICIPATE IN CITY COUNCIL/COMMITTEE MEETINGS
Public Comments – Sign Up to Speak PRIOR to the Meeting
Click on the Meeting link highlighted below for the form to pre-register to speak at that meeting. Alternatively, contact the office of the city clerk by phone (805-385-7803) or email (cityclerk@oxnard.org). Pre-registration closes at 3:00 PM the day of the meeting.
- March 15, 2022 CITY COUNCIL MEETING/Speaker Form Link
- Speakers shall have up to three minutes to speak. Public comments on items not on the agenda shall be taken at the beginning of the meeting. If there are more speakers than can be accommodated during thirty minutes, additional speakers will be given an opportunity to speak at the end of the meeting.
CALL IN DURING MEETING: Public Comments Taken DURING the Meeting without early sign-up
Regular Meeting – 6:00 PM
Zoom details to call-in for public comment during a meeting:
1. Dial Phone Number: (888) 475-4499
2. Enter Meeting ID: 897 1377 1475
3. Passcode: 424190
If you wish to speak during public comments or a particular item on the agenda, please sign-on by
following the zoom calling in steps listed above. Once the Mayor calls for public speakers, press *9 to raise your hand to inform the City Clerk you would like to speak during the public speaking section for that particular item on the agenda, while in the zoom waiting room.To provide public comment during the meeting without prior sign-up (see above):
- For all other Public Comments: dial (888) 475-4499 and enter the Meeting ID and Passcode found on the Meeting Agenda. You will be placed in the Zoom waiting room.
- While in the Zoom waiting room, once the Mayor calls for public speakers for the agenda item on which you wish to speak, press *9 to raise your hand to inform the clerk you would like to speak during that agenda item. The clerk will unmute you when it is your time to speak. Press *6 to unmute your phone.
Public comments on agenda items shall be taken following the announcement of the item. After the item is announced, members of the public shall have three minutes to register or otherwise be recognized for the purpose of providing public comment. During this three-minute time period, public comments may be taken and the City Council or staff may discuss the item being considered or briefly respond to public comments.
In both cases, Speakers shall have up to three minutes to speak. Public comments on items not on the agenda shall be taken at the beginning of the meeting. If there are more speakers than can be accommodated during thirty minutes, additional speakers will be given an opportunity to speak at the end of the meeting.
See all Oxnard Meetings Agendas and recordings https://www.oxnard.org/city-meetings/
Watch Meetings on YouTube: City of Oxnard YouTube channel – watch live or subscribe.
L: INFORMATION CONSENT AGENDA
8. Public Works Department
SUBJECT: Channel Islands Water Quality and Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP) Report.
RECOMMENDATION: That the City Council receive and file a report on water quality
monitoring efforts in the Channel Islands Harbor.
(Public Works and Transportation Committee approved 3-0)
Legislative Body: City Council
Contact: Michael Wolfe, (805) 385-8055
ITEM 8: 8. Channel Islands Water Quality and Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP) Report.
(Click here for PDF)
Safety and Security updated Sept. 7 2023
The recent crimes and concerns in our area are not going unheard, however resources are limited.
We can do more if we all come together!
- May we suggest you introduce yourselves to your neighbors next door, across the street and across the channel.
- Share contact information and pledge to look out for each other.
- If you should see a garage door open at unexpected times, or see any suspicious activity please notify your neighbors.
- Make arrangements to pick up each other’s packages when you’re away
Contact Oxnard Police Department
If you should see any suspicious activity or fall victim to any crime, please report the incident to the Oxnard Police Department. If you were able to secure security video footage, please also share the footage with the Oxnard Police Dept.
- For emergencies please contact 911
- For non-emergencies you may contact the Oxnard PD @ 805-385-7740
Just a Reminder
- Please keep doors and windows locked
- Please keep cars locked
- Please don’t leave valuables in your car
- Please don’t leave garage doors open
And
If You See Something, Say Something !
Oxnard Police Department has a Website with
Resources for Your Safety
Oxnard Police Department
OXNARD POLICE DEPARTMENT
251 South ‘C’ Street
Oxnard, CA 93030
(805) 385-7600
EMERGENCY NUMBERS
9-1-1 or 1-805-486-1663
DISPATCH NON-EMERGENCY
1-805-385-7740
We are in Beat 21 West District
[Click for Community Crime Map]
Sr. Ofc. Justin Songer, Beat 21 and Beat 24 <Justin.songer@oxnard.org>
Tel:1-805-824-1575
Cpl.Kaya Bysan <kaya.Boysan@oxnrdpd.org>
Tel: 1-805-842-1559
Oxnard PD
Community Crime Map can be found at https://communitycrimemap.com/
Click for instructions on using Community Crime Map [PDF]
LexisNexis® Community Crime Map connects law enforcement with the community to reduce crime and improve public safety. Crime mapping helps the public get a better idea of the crime activity in their area so they can make more informed decisions about how to stay safe. Community Crime Map goes beyond crime mapping by automatically alerting the public about recent crime activity and by improving communication between the public and law enforcement through anonymous tips.
The markers representing incident locations on the map indicate approximate locations, typically rounded to the nearest block. The data displayed on this map is based on preliminary information, and is subject to change at any time. This data is intended as general crime information, and is produced for the purpose of public awareness. No warranty or guarantee is made or implied regarding the content, geographic accuracy, timeliness, or completeness of the data.
EYES ON CRIME - SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM REGISTRATION
Register your surveillance system with the Oxnard Police Department. Oxnard Police Department personnel will contact you to process the registration. [Click Here to Register]
Viewing the Call log and arrest log links above is interesting.