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DWP Residential Energy and Water Saving Programs

The DWP offers incentives to recycle your old refrigerator and buy an energy efficient one. Other appliance incentives are available too. Receive $100 towards an ultra low flush toilet. Read about DWP rebates.

Online Service Requests

You can place service requests for street repair, tree trimming, downed trees or palm fronds in the street online.

This is a service provided by the  Bureau of Street Services.

Property Activity Reports

Did you know that you can view all permit requests for a property online? Click here to access the City's online reporting system. Enter in the address and view the permits.

This is a service provided by the Department of Building and Safety.

Trash Pickup

Trash pickup continues on all on holidays except:
-New Years Day
-July 4th
-Labor Day
-Thanksgiving Day
-Christmas Day



POLICE, FIRE & SAFETY COMMITTEE


Chairs: Becky Leveque
Members: Irv Cohen, Paula Cracium, Matt Gluck, Richard Gump, Mark Matsuyama, Ana Maria Mochado, Harriet Oppenheim, Nina Perry, Stephanie Simpson, Vasdev Singh, Wayne Song, Bobbi Zito
Contact: BeckyLeveque@PRNC.org


Committee Goals

  1. Promote public safety in Porter Ranch

Minutes:
June 16, 2005

 

Next Meeting: Neighborhood Watch Meeting, Third Thursday of the Month 7pm. Saint Euphrasia Catholic Church on Shoshone North of Rinaldi.

 

Crime Alerts - Read the Neighborhood Watch Crime Alerts
Tips to prevent and handle identity theft

 

Greatest Fire Risks
"Ember Intrusion" is cited as the most likely cause of homes burning during a wildfire reported the LA Times, November 18, 2008. Vulnerable points include: attic vents with greater than 1/8 inch mesh, cracked roof tiles, barrel roof tiles open at the bottom row, debris collected in rain gutters, open doors, windows, garage doors, gaps under doors and dog doors, open eaves, unscreened chimney, single paned untempered window glass, wooden decking, fencing and patio furniture, awning and items piled up near the house.

Landscaping that is particularly flammable include: palm trees, cypress, junipers and lavender. All harbor significant woody, dry material ready to ignite and spread fire. You can verify this yourself by investigating what burned along the north end of Tampa and on Sesnon near Tampa. This area is filled with scorched palms and junipers. Many homeowners are taking action to remove theirs now. This is is an excellent time to investigate what you can do to make your house more fire-proof.