Laguna Woods Village will host Assemblymember Diane Dixon for a public safety town hall on Thursday, April 2, at 1 p.m. in the Community Center board room.

The event will bring together local agencies and organizations to discuss public safety issues affecting the Village community, including e-bike safety, senior scams, coyote activity and other topics of concern to residents.

The town hall will also serve as a follow-up to a recent meeting held at Laguna Woods City Hall between the Assemblymember, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, the City of Laguna Woods, and other agencies working together on wildlife and community safety issues.

Space is limited and RSVP is required to attend. S'il vous plaît appelez 949-798-7221, e-mail Janelle.Atienza@asm.ca.gov or click ici to reserve your seat.

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Residents of Laguna Woods can have their pets spayed or neutered at reduced cost through the annual low-cost spay/neuter program sponsored by Protecting Unwanted Pets (PUP).

The program helps cover the majority of the cost of the procedure, supporting responsible pet ownership while helping reduce pet overpopulation. Spaying or neutering also provides important health benefits for animals.

To participate, residents must purchase a voucher, available now through Tuesday, March 31, at the Laguna Beach Animal Shelter, located at 20612 Laguna Canyon Road. The shelter accepts cash or checks only. Voucher prices range from $30 to $125 for spay procedures and $15 to $95 for neuters, depending on the animal’s weight.

There is a limit of two pets per household, and all dogs must have a current dog license. Each pet will be evaluated by a veterinarian before the procedure. If additional medical care is required, the pet owner will be responsible for any added costs.

Procedures will take place in April at participating veterinary clinics: Laguna Beach Animal Hospital and Laguna Beach Veterinary Medical Center.

Residents interested in taking advantage of the program should purchase vouchers by March 31. For more information, contact the Laguna Beach Animal Shelter at 949-497-3552.

Coyotes are a natural part of Southern California’s ecosystem and are often seen around the Village. The Coyote Awareness page found under Services > Coyote Awareness and Reporting on the Site Web de Laguna Woods Village provides residents with helpful information about living safely alongside local wildlife.

On this page, residents will find guidance on how to recognize and respond to coyote encounters, steps to reduce attractants around homes and tips for protecting pets while outdoors. Residents can also learn how Laguna Beach Animal Services manages coyote activity in the area, including education, habitat management and deterrence methods used to discourage aggressive behavior.

Additional resources and educational materials are available to help residents understand what to do, and what not to do, when coyotes are spotted in the community.

Visitez le page to learn more and find contact information, or click ici to read more in the city’s Coyote Awareness Brochure.

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The Golden Rain Foundation of Laguna Woods (GRF) board of directors invites residents to attend its next town hall on Wednesday, March 18, at 1 p.m. in the Clubhouse 1 main lounge.

A brief overview of everyday safety in the Village will highlight simple habits that help prevent injuries, including fall prevention, pedestrian awareness, safe use of golf carts and appliances, fire safety and other precautions that help residents remain safe and independent.

GRF hosts town halls monthly on the third Wednesday, excluding August and November. Residents are encouraged to participate and remain engaged in the issues that shape daily life in Laguna Woods Village.

Disclaimer: A majority of the board of directors may be present at town hall meetings. Town halls are intended to provide an opportunity for member discussion and questions. No board business will be conducted or actions taken.

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Register your bike with Security Services on Friday, March 20, at Performing Arts Center/Clubhouse 3 (23822 Avenida Sevilla) from 10 a.m. to noon and take a simple step to protect your bike from theft.

Apportez simplement votre vélo à l'événement. Le personnel prendra une photo, enregistrera le numéro de série et ajoutera les informations à la base de données sécurisée du service. C'est rapide, facile et peut faire toute la différence pour retrouver un vélo perdu ou volé.

Ou enregistrez votre vélo vous-même en remplissant le formulaire d'enregistrement de vélo et l'envoyer par e-mail à chief@vmsinc.org ou en le retournant en personne au Département des services de sécurité (24361 El Toro Road, Suite 205).

Pour plus d'informations, appelez les services de sécurité au 949-580-1400. 

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