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The Topanga Town Council holds meetings on the 2nd Wednesday of most months from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., in the Topanga Library's community room, 122 N. Topanga Canyon Blvd. All are welcome to attend the Town Council meetings.
Reports are generally given by local law enforcement, county representatives and local non-profit leaders.
For the latest agenda, go to OneTopanga.com and click on Topanga Town Council Monthy Meeting. To submit agenda items, please send your written request at least 30 days prior to any meeting to: Topanga Town Council, P.O. Box 1085, Topanga, CA 90290.
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For the latest info on disasters in the canyon, go to: www.tcep.org. There you will find verified information from County agencies and emergency responders. In the event Topanga has to be evacuated in any disaster incident, be sure to get notifications from: AlertLA. There you can sign up to receive notifications on your cell phone. Land lines are already in the system.
WILDLIFE ARE BEING POISONED AT ALARMING RATES IN CALIFORNIA
Change.org Website Petetion & News
Rat poisons are often found in bait boxes placed around residential and commercial properties, put out by property owners or pest control companies. Rodents are the intended targets, but they are not the only victims.
COVID-19 Impact on Your Business: Responses Needed
Article posted: June 1, 2020, 10:00 p.m.
The Topanga Chamber of Commerce is compiling information on the impact of the virus crisis on local businesses. This is information that will be distributed as a document to every member of the Chamber, elected officials, other Topanga service organizations and, as much as possible, the general Topanga population at large.
TCB - FOREVER SCENIC
Caltrans Mile Marker Magazine - June 2017
TCB Scenic Highway Dedication Ceremony, June 16, 2017 at 2:00pm at Theatricum.
California’s newest offcially designated State Scenic Highway winds through a rugged, steep-sided canyon past majestic oaks, only minutes away from one of the nation’s largest urban . . .
In any emergency where there is life threatening danger, CALL 911.
To get emergency information quickly, OneTopanga has collected some reliable Twitter sources that target the Santa Monica Mountains, Los Angeles, and surrounding areas. Twitter feeds may be the best way to get emergency information during a disaster event. You can view Twitter feeds on OneTopanga on this page or on our home page in the right side bar.
CRIME PREVENTION TIPS FOR HOME AND FAMILY
Lost Hills Sheriff Station Offers Holiday Advice
If you see suspicious activity, please call the Sheriff's Station at: 818-878-1808 or call 911.
During the holidays our minds try to focus on happy times as well as a myriad of holiday commitments. We look for the good in all those around us. Unfortunately, some people choose to take advantage of our festive attitudes and open mindedness. Below is a list of reminders which may help reduce your chance of being a victim during the holiday season.
It's that time of year---brush clearing around your home!
THE PAST THREE FIRES IN THE SANTA MONICA MOUNTAINS WERE STARTED BY WEEDWHACKERS. PLEASE TAKE CAUTION. - updated 6/1/17
For weedwhacker instructions, click here. For more helpful information, read on. . .
THE TOWN COUNCIL SERVING TOPANGA SINCE 1977
Formed in 1977 in response to needs unique to our mountain community, residents created the TCTC to serve as a liaison with our town’s official governing body, the Los Angeles County Supervisor’s Office. Since then, TCTC has served the local interests of the residents, businesses, property owners, environment and wildlife in Topanga Canyon and the Santa Monica Mountains. Most especially, during its 40-year history, its many accomplishments have been made possible by the commitment and contributions of many dedicated volunteers working to make Topanga a better place to live and work. To donate, click here.
EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS FOR SENIORS AND THOSE WITH ACCESS NEEDS
Creating an emergency plan for seniors and those with access and functional needs was developed by Canyon Sages and TCEP who want to encourage seniors and others who might need assistance during a fire, flood, earthquake or other natural disaster.