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Neighborhood Councils are a unique part of the City of Simi Valley, giving residents a voice in decisions that impact their community. The City is divided into four Neighborhood Council districts, and every City resident 18 years and older is automatically a member of their Neighborhood Council.
Get Involved
If you want to participate in local government, learn about your City, and have a direct voice in the issues that matter to you most, Neighborhood Councils are the place for you.
Find Your District
The City of Simi Valley has four pre-defined Neighborhood Council Districts. Identify your Neighborhood Council District.
What do Neighborhood Councils do?
Neighborhood Councils serve as a vital link between the City government and residents. They:
- Advise City leaders by providing input to the City Council and Planning Commission on community concerns, development projects, and other issues where feedback is requested.
- Engage the community by offering regular opportunities for residents to ask questions, share concerns, and participate in discussions about their neighborhood and the City.
- Shape community solutions by working within the City's government structure to develop ideas such as planning and development, public safety, and community services.
Why are Neighborhood Councils important?
Neighborhood Councils give residents a direct voice in local government. They help the City Council and City staff better understand community priorities and provide valuable input on development projects, zoning, and other decisions - always from the perspective of the people who live here.
Executive Board
Each Neighborhood Council has a 13-member volunteer Executive Board representing its district. Board members serve two-year terms, with recruitment occurring every eight months. During each recruitment cycle, about one-third of the seats are opened for appointment, providing ongoing opportunities for residents to get involved while maintaining continuity within each Council. The next recruitment period will begin in fall 2026. Stay up to date on recruitments, meetings, and agendas. Subscribe to the City's govDelivery service here.
When do the Neighborhood Councils Meet?
Each Neighborhood Council Executive Board meets typically once a month at 7:00 p.m. in the Community Room at City Hall, 2929 Tapo Canyon Road, Simi Valley, CA 93063.
Accessing Agenda Materials
Agenda Packets are available every Thursday preceding a Neighborhood Council Meeting.
Stay Informed
Phone: (805) 583-6756.
Subscribe: Stay up to date on meetings, agendas, and recruitment by subscribing to the City's govDelivery service here.
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Clear the Shelters
- Date: 08/17/2019 11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
- Location: Simi Valley Animal Shelter
670 W. Los Angeles Avenue
Simi Valley, California 93065
ADOPT YOUR NEXT BEST FRIEND at Clear The Shelters, 2019!
This FEE-WAIVED pet adoption event is held at two locations.
| Camarillo Animal Shelter | Simi Valley Animal Shelter | |
| 600 Aviation Drive | 670 W. Los Angeles Ave. | |
| Camarillo, CA 93010 | Simi Valley, CA 93065 |
Adoptions include: Spay/Neuter Surgery, Vaccinations, Microchip Implant, 30 Days of Free Pet Insurance, Free First Vet Exam and TONS of give-a-ways from vendors!
For more information, please go to www.vcas.us.
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