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2020 Water Rate Changes

The City of Port Hueneme operates a vital water system that provides our customers safe, reliable drinking water.

We have a long-term plan to stay on top of infrastructure needs, encourage conservation and ensure an affordable, reliable water supply. As we...

2020 Cambios de tarifas de agua

La ciudad de Port Hueneme gestiona un sistema vital de agua que proporciona a nuestros clientes agua potable segura y confiable.

Tenemos un plan robusto a largo plazo para abordar las necesidades de infraestructura, fomentar la conservaci&oac...

New Speed Sign on Port Hueneme Road

Walter B. Moranda Park Parking Lots Hours and Closure

The Public Works Department advises the public that the
Walter B. Moranda Park: Parking Lot will be closed nightly starting April 1st,2019. Currently, park hours are from 6 AM to 10 PM, the parking lot will follow
the same hours and the recently insta...

Emergency Disaster Preparedness Guide for Port Hueneme Citizens

The Police Department has created a Disaster Preparedness step-by-step guide for residents. See attached link.

Yard Sales

The City of Port Hueneme no longer issues group/block or large complex Yard Sale permits.

Any resident who would like to have a sale would need to purchase an individual permit at City Hall prior to the sale.

VC ALERT Emergency Information System

Port Hueneme Police Department utilizes the Ventura County Emergency Operations Center's VC Alert Emergency Notification System to provide information in the event of an emergency. Click the logo above to register additional phone numbers for Port Hueneme...Read on...

Recycle CFB's and Household Batteries

City of Port Hueneme residents now have the convenience of recycling their Compact Fluorescent Bulbs (“CFBs”) and household batteries at a number of local drop-off sites in the City, free of charge!

Tsunami Information

Informational document on ways to prepare for and survive the potential strike of a tsunami to the Pacific coast.

The US Geological Society ( http://pubs.usgs.gov/gip/91/ ) provides a series of short videos to help your preparedness in case of a tsuna...more

Use Caution Around Power Lines

Southern California Edison would like to remind customers that safety around electricity is critically important. NEVER touch a power line, whether overhead or on the ground, and if you ever see a downed power line, please call 9-1-1. Read on...