Issues of community interest.

Engaging neighbors in open communication and problem solving.

The College Area Community Council (CACC) is all about what’s going on in the Ventura College Area.

Run by local volunteers, the non-partisan CACC provides an open forum so community voices can be heard and important information can be disseminated.

CACC plays an important role in local democracy by representing the community to our government. We actively engage with residents through our monthly meetings on the 4th Wednesday of the month at 7pm via this zoom link
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87449202488?pwd=QW8rQlV6dWhIdEpNblNEZ0RLTDlTZz09
Meeting ID: 874 4920 2488
Passcode: 896670

If you are interested in an opportunity to get involved and/or have a better understanding of how local government works, please join us.

Agenda

Meeting Recap

Recorded meetings

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Who We Are

Founded in the late 90s to represent the residents in the College Area, CACC provides a forum for the community to learn more about community issues and opportunities for civic engagement.

The volunteers that make this happen:
Executive Committee

Rob Corley, Chair
Barbara Brown, Vice Chair
Kathy Bremer, Secretary
Russell Richardson and Bob Schilken

To contact us, CACC.vta@gmail.com

For more information about CACC’s policies and procedures, read our Bylaws.

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Map

From Arroyo Verde Park on the north to the Pacific View mall on the west, the College area community boasts two regional hospitals, fourteen educational institutions, two large regional parks and a multitude of smaller neighborhood parks along with the largest retail shopping center in Ventura. CACC represents citizens in Council District 3, neighborhoods north of Hwy. 126 between Dunning/Lemon Grove/Agnus on the west and Hill Road on the east.

Be a part of it.

Learn.

Interested in our local parks, updates on police and fire activity, what’s going on at the college? For information like this and other items of community interest like recycling, drought tolerant planting, and emergency evacuation planning, CACC is the place to learn about what’s going on locally.

Engage.

Each month we have speakers ranging from city officials and heads of departments, to local non-profits and open space advocates. If you’d like to join our mailing list, please email your name and contact information to CACC.vta@gmail.com, or talk to us on Facebook.

Participate.

Knowing about what’s going on is great, but engaging in our community is even better. Join us on the 4th Wednesday of the month and learn how and where you can participate in events, non-profits, controversial issues, and things of interest to our neighborhoods.