NEWS FLASH

Here are the topics of the local current News Flash, please CLICK on each line to read and learn more about it:

1- City of Calabasas Community Wildfire Protection Plan workshop

The City of Calabasas held its second Community Wildfire Protection Plan last week It’s very noteworthy as we’re moving closer to developing a formal authentic plan that can be used to better protect our city from wildfire occurrences and can also be used to in conjunction with submittals for Federal and State grant funds. The city will now prepare a draft Plan. This plan will include public comments and ideas that supported fire safety and resilience. Once completed, the city will then hold an additional 2 public meetings to hear public comment, suggestions, and criticism. It’s expected the draft plan will be completed by June 2026 and public meetings held shortly thereafter. Your GMHA will provide updates as they become available and keep members informed as this effort progresses.

2- Calabasas Landfill Litigation Update, click here to read

3- Greater Mulwood community has been granted FireWise Community status:

Details of the next steps and plan for how to protect your home will be discussed in our upcoming HOA meeting on Tuesday, March 11th, at 6:30 PM (Click here).

4- Conflict at the Calabasas Landfill

Please click here to read more....

5- Calabasas Firewise program
https://calabasasfirewise.com/firewise

What is Allowed in Zone Zero, the 0-5ft Zone?
Please click here to view the video

6- LVUSD School Board Candidate Forum

September 19th Candidate Forum @ AC Stelle.
CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE FULL RECORDED VIDEO

7- Wild Walnut Park is now open, It is a dog park!

City of Calabasas re-opend the Wild Walnut Park

23050 Mulholland Hwy Calabasas, CA 91302.

8-Community Input Opportunity

Community Input Now Being Accepted for the Calabasas 2023 Emergency Operations Plan

The City of Calabasas is seeking input on the Calabasas 2023 Emergency Operations Plan. Public review of the draft plan is available now, comments accepted only until Thursday March 16, 2023. You can review the 2-part plan here: Calabasas Emergency Operations Plan information page

9- Emergency Preparedness In Calabasas (EPIC-FSC)
A none profit organization helping Calabasas residents to be prepared for emergency situations such as Wilde Fire, Earthquake and more. Click here to learn more

10- The City of Calabasas has released a survey for the Community

To express their support for City priorities and projects. This online survey gives you a chance to get involved in the process. Click here for details and to access the link