On 04/15/2025, at about 2:22 P.M., deputies from the Fillmore Station responded to the 400 block of Mountain View Street in Fillmore reference several individuals fighting.

Upon arrival, deputies located an adult male suffering from a stab wound. The victim was transported via ambulance to a local hospital for medical care. Additionally, a second victim suffering from a stab wound arrived at the Fillmore Police Station seeking emergency medical assistance. That person was also transported via ambulance to a local hospital for medical care.
Over the next month and a half, detectives with the Fillmore Bureau of Investigation continued to actively work on the case, seeking public assistance and help from other units within the Sheriff’s Office. Several search warrants were executed during this period, and additional evidence was uncovered.

On 05/29/2025, detectives and patrol personnel contacted and arrested 18-year-old (S) Brayan Alvarez for Penal Code § 664/187 – [Attempt Murder] and Penal Code § 186.22(b)(1) – [For the Benefit of the Gang] for his involvement with the stabbing. He was transported to the Main Jail, where he was booked pending court proceedings. The District Attorney’s Office opted to charge Alvarez with Penal Code § 245(a)(1) – [Assault with a deadly weapon]. Alvarez remains in custody
On 06/05/2025, detectives with the Fillmore Bureau of Investigation obtained an arrest warrant for (S) Julio Hernandez, an 18-year-old resident of Fillmore. The warrant was for Penal Code § 664/187 – [Attempt Murder]. At about 1300 hours, detectives located Hernandez in the 500 block of Mountain View Street in Fillmore and arrested him for the warrant.

Shortly after Hernandez’s arrest, detectives located (S) Manuel Rodriguez nearby and arrested him for Penal Code § 32 – [Accessory After the Fact] for his involvement with the stabbing.

Both Hernandez and Rodriguez were transported to the Main Jail, where they were booked pending court proceedings.

Any person with information regarding the stabbing is encouraged to reach out to detectives and utilize the link or QR code provided below to download and submit any video footage of the incident.

https://venturasheriffca.evidence.com/axon/community-request/public/25-4... or by scanning the following QR code:

The Ventura County Sheriff’s Office would like to thank members of the public for their on-going support and due diligence in providing information to assist our agency in solving crimes. We are better at what we do because of our community partnerships. Join us in the fight against crime by following us on “X” @fillmoresheriff, Facebook, Instagram @VCSHERIFF and @FILLMOREPD, and with Nixle by texting your zip code to 888777 to receive local law enforcement and public safety alerts and advisories.

Prepared by: Sergeant Jarrod Foote
News Release Date: 06/06/2025
Approved by: Captain Eduardo Malagon
Booking Photo Release: NO

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Ventura County Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1,000 reward for information, which leads to the arrest and criminal complaint against the person(s) responsible for this crime. The caller may remain anonymous. The call is not recorded. Call Crime Stoppers at 800-222-TIPS (8477).

CITY OF FILLMORE

CITY COUNCIL AND SUCCESSOR AGENCY REGULAR MEETING TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 2025
6:30 PM CITY HALL

AGENDA:

All items passed with 5-0 vote.
1. CALL TO ORDER

2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

3. ROLL CALL

4. APPROVAL OF AGENDA

5. PRESENTATIONS

5.A FILLMORE HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASEBALL TEAM CIF CHAMPIONSHIP RECOGNITION

5.B FILLMORE MIDDLE SCHOOL 8TH GRADE GIRLS SOCCER TEAM LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP RECOGNITION

5.C PROCLAMATION PROCLAIMING JUNE 2025 AS LGBTQ+PRIDE MONTH

6. PUBLIC COMMENTS

7. CITY COUNCIL REPORTS, RECOMMENDATIONS, COMMENTS, COMMITEE, COMMISSION AND BOARD REPORTS

8. CONSENT CALENDAR
RECOMMENDATION FOR ITEM 8A. THROUGH 8G. IS TO APPROVE BY VOICE VOTE.

8.A CITY OF FILLMORE WARRANT REGISTER-JUNE 10, 2025 CITY OF FILLMORE WARRANT REGISTER-JUNE 10, 2025.PDF

8.B CONSIDERATION OF ACCEPTANCE OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS FOR KB HOME CITRUS GROVE DEVELOPMENT
SR KB - CITRUS GROVE ACCEPTANCE OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS.PDF

8.C SECOND READING TO ADOPT ZONING ORDINANCE TEXT AMENDMENT 24-
02 (ZOA 24-02) AND ZONING CHANGE 24-01 (ZC 24-01) TO IMPLEMENT 2021-
2029 HOUSING ELEMENT ACTIONS 3-1 (CREATE RESIDENTIAL MEDIUM HIGH ZONE) AND 3-2 (CREATE HOUSING OVERLAY ZONE) AND MULTI- FAMILY DWELLING
OBJECTIVE DESIGN STANDARDS
SR HOUSING ELEMENT ACTIONS ORD 25-981 SECOND READING.PDF

8.D APPROVAL OF CONTRACT SERVICES AGREEMENT FOR 2025-26
ENGINEERING CONSULTANT SERVICES WITH DAVID BURKHART
SR - APPROVAL OF CONTRACT WITH DAVID BURKHART 2025-26. FINAL.PDF

8.E FILING OF NOTICE OF COMPLETION FOR THE FILLMORE FIRE HOUSE ROOF REPLACEMENT PROJECT WITH SESPE ROOFING COMPANY

SR - NOTICE OF COMPLETION FOR FILLMORE FIRE HOUSE ROOF REPLACEMENT PROJECT. FINAL.PDF

8.F AUTHORIZATION TO PURCHASE A NEW PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT VEHICLE
SR - PURCHASE OF NEW VEHICLE FOR PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT FY24-
25. FINAL.PDF

8.G CONSIDERATION OF FIRST AMENDMENT TO THE JOINT AGREEMENT FOR OPERATIONAL FUNDING OF THE SPIRIT OF SANTA PAULA HARVARD SHELTER
SR SPIRIT OF SANTA PAULA OPERATIONS CONTRACT AMENDMENT.PDF

9. NEW BUSINESS

9.A REINTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCE NO. 25-985 GRANTING A NONEXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE TO CRIMSON PIPELINE, LP FOR EXISTING HYDROCARBON PIPELINE
SR UPDATED CRIMSON PIPELINE ORDINANCE 25-985.PDF
RECOMMENDATION That the City Council approve first reading of the revised ordinance granting Crimson Pipeline, LP, a California Limited Partnership (“Crimson”), a non-exclusive pipeline franchise entitled: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FILLMORE, CALIFORNIA, GRANTING A NON-EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE TO CRIMSON CALIFORNIA PIPELINE, L.P. TO CONSTRUCT, ERECT, MAINTAIN, OPERATE, REPAIR, RENEW, CHANGE THE SIZE OF, AND REMOVE CERTAIN PIPELINE FOR THE TRANSMISSION, COLLECTION, TRANSPORTATION, AND DISTRIBUTION OF OIL, GAS, AND WATER, OR OTHER HYDROCARBONS

9.B ADOPTION OF CITY RESOLUTION 25-4078 ESTABLISIHING THE GANN APPROPRIATION LIMIT FOR FY 2025-26
SR GANN APPROPRIATIONS LIMIT FY 2025-26.PDF
RECOMMENDATION Staff requests that the City Council adopt Resolution Number 25-4078 setting the GANN Appropriation Limit for Fiscal Year 2025-26.

9.C RESOLUTION NO. 25-4077 APPROVING THE FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 PROJECT LIST TO BE FUNDED BY THE ROAD REPAIR AND ACCOUNTABILITY ACT OF 2017
SR - 2025 SB1 RMRA RESOLUTION 25-4077.PDF
RECOMMENDATION That the City Council: 1. Approve a budget adjustment of $737,677 to Fund 467, Streets Improvement Fund, as described below; and 2. Adopt Resolution No. 25-4077 approving the Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Road Repair and Accountability Act of 2017 (Senate Bill 1 or SB1) projects list.

9.D APPROVAL AND AUTHORIZATION OF A CONTRACT SERVICE AGREEMENT WITH SOCAL WATER PRO FOR CROSS-CONNECTION CONTROL PROGRAM AND BACKFLOW PREVENTION ASSEMBLES MANAGEMENT
SR - CONTRACT WITH SOCAL WATER PRO FOR CROSS-CONNECTION CONTROL PROGRAM AND BPA MANAGEMENT. FINAL.PDF
RECOMMENDATION Staff is recommending that the City Council: 1. Appropriate $98,500 from Water Reserve Fund 504; and 2. Approve and authorize the Acting City Manager to sign a contract with SoCal Water Pro for Cross-Connection Control (“CCC”) Program and Backflow Prevention Assemblies (“BPA”) Management Services in an amount Not-to-Exceed $98,500 in Fiscal Year 2025 26 in a form approved by the City Attorney.

9.E APPROVAL OF PROPOSED YEAR-END BUDGET ADJUSTMENTS FOR FISCAL YEAR END 2024-25
SR YEAR-END BUDGET ADJUSTMENT FY 2024-25.PDF
RECOMMENDATION Staff is requesting that City Council: 1. Approve the proposed Year End Budget Adjustments for Fiscal Year End 2024-25 described below, including authorizing the Acting City Manager to adjust the funding in Fund 101 as described below, if needed.

9.F AUTHORIZE THE ACTING CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE CONTRACTS WITH TWO SENIOR NUTRITION PROGRAM FOOD SERVICES VENDORS FOR FISCAL YEAR 2025/2026
SR - 2025 SENIOR NUTRITION PROGRAM CONTRACT 25-26.PDF
RECOMMENDATION Staff recommends that the City Council approve to authorize the Acting City Manager to enter into contracts with two food services vendors to support the City’s Senior Nutrition Program for a total amount not-to-exceed of $135,000 in a form approved by the City Attorney’s office.

10. CITY MANAGER
CITY MANAGER VERBAL REPORT

11. CLOSED SESSION

11.A JUNE 10, 2025 - CLOSED SESSION JUNE 10, 2025 - CLOSED SESSION.PDF

12. ADJOURNMENT
MAYOR CHRISTINA VILLASEÑOR ADJOURNS TO THE NEXT REGULARLY SCHEDULED MEETING AT 6:30 P.M. ON TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 2025, CITY HALL, 250 CENTRAL AVENUE, FILLMORE, CA 93015.

The Ventura County Sheriff’s Office has partnered with 7-Eleven, Inc. in the 30th consecutive year of “Operation Chill®.” The Ventura County Sheriff’s Office and 7-Eleven want to reward local kids through the company’s community outreach program.

This summer, as our deputies patrol neighborhoods, they will keep an eye out for youth doing great things. Some acts include; kids wearing safety helmets while riding a bike or skateboard, kids observing safety rules while crossing the street, kids participating in positive activities, kids holding the door open for someone, kids picking up trash, or kids helping someone in need. If observed, our deputies and professional staff, at any of our stations in the county, will make a positive contact with the youth and issue an Operation Chill coupon. The coupons can be redeemed for a free small Slurpee drink at any participating 7-Eleven®, Speedway®, or Stripes® store.

This year, 7-Eleven will issue nearly 640,000 coupons to more than 1,300 participating law enforcement agencies across the country, including the Ventura County Sheriff’s Office. “Operation Chill is more than just a free Slurpee drink coupon – it reinforces the power of small gestures to build big relationships,” said Marissa Jarratt, Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing & Sustainability Officer at 7-Eleven, Inc

The Ventura County Sheriff’s Office looks forward to recognizing the good deeds being done by the youth in our communities daily. We have a lot of great kids in our communities and we have a lot of Slurpee coupons to hand out to keep encouraging them to become great citizens. This program allows us to continue to build trust and relationships with the communities we serve. We are better at what we do because of our community partnerships.

Prepared by: Sergeant Thomas Miller
News Release Date: 6/5/2025
Approved by: Captain Jason Hendren

by Lisa Hammond

Ten recruits at Fillmore Fire Academy recently completed a 16-week, research-backed curriculum from YogaShield® Yoga For First Responders® (YFFR), marking the first time this full program has been implemented in a fire academy in Ventura County. YFFR is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with instructors worldwide.

Meeting most Sundays—and some Saturdays during their 4-month Academy—at 7 a.m., the recruits participated in 16 one-hour sessions focused on processing stress, building resilience, and enhancing performance. Each class consisted of four key components that correspond to traditional yoga practices but are tailored specifically for first responders: tactical breath work, physical drills, neurological reset, and cognitive declarations.

“This curriculum gives first responders tools they can use throughout their careers, both on and off duty, from recruitment through retirement,” said Lisa Hammond, the certified YFFR instructor who taught the course. She also oversees YFFR’s Virtual Instructor School. “And the best part—no yoga experience is required to get started.”

Grounded in neuroscience, the YFFR program is designed to meet the physical and psychological demands of high-stress careers. It has gained national and international recognition and has been adapted not only for fire service and law enforcement, but also for military personnel, medical professionals—and really, anyone facing stress in their daily lives.

For more information about Yoga For First Responders, visit www.yogaforfirstresponders.org or contact Lisa Hammond directly at lisa@yogaforfirstresponders.org.

On 05/31/25, at approximately 9:09 p.m., Sheriff’s Dispatch received multiple calls stating a female may have been murdered at a residence in the 12000 block of Sisar Road in the unincorporated area of Santa Paula. When deputies arrived, they confirmed there was a deceased female in the residence and evidence at the scene indicated she was a victim of a homicide.

Investigators with the Sheriff’s Major Crimes Bureau assumed responsibility for the investigation and are actively investigating the incident as a homicide. The incident appears to be isolated, and a suspect is currently outstanding. Investigators are requesting anyone with information related to the investigation to contact Detective Marco at 805-384-4739.

Nature of Incident: Homicide Investigation
Report Number: 25-67000
Location: 12000 Block of Sisar Road, Santa Paula
Date & Time: 05/31/25 @ 9:09 PM

Unit(s) Responsible: Sheriff’s Major Crimes Unit, Fillmore Police Department, Ojai Police Department, Sheriff’s Crime Scene Investigations Unit, Sheriff’s West County Special Enforcement Unit and Ventura County Medical Examiner’s Office

(S)uspects, (V)ictims, (P)arty, (D)ecedent

(V) Adult Female Santa Paula 26

Prepared by: Sergeant William Meixner
News Release Date: June 1, 2025
Media Follow-Up Contact: Detective Michael Marco (805) 384-4739
Approved by:Captain Victor Medina

Courtesy Brandy Hollis

On Wednesday, May 28, 2025, returning Fillmore Women’s Service Club President Danielle Quintana presented the Fillmore Cultural Arts and Recreation Commission with a check for $600 in sponsorship for the second consecutive year. This sponsorship will help fund the city’s music series, which is set to commence after the Fair for Fun, Family-Friendly Fridays in the Park. The event promises to feature live music and food trucks, creating a vibrant atmosphere for attendees. For more information, please visit the city website. Fillmore Women’s Service Club, a non-profit organization dedicated to serving the entire community of Fillmore, is actively involved in various activities. For the latest updates and details, follow them on social media. The photo above showcases the attendees, including Brandy Hollis (Vice Chair of the Fillmore Art and Recreation Commission and Vice President of the Fillmore Women’s Service Club), Danielle Quintana (President of the Fillmore Women’s Service Club), Nancy Rodriguez Hernandez (Chair of the Fillmore Cultural Art and Recreation Commission), and Greg Agostinelli (Fillmore Cultural Arts and Recreation Commissioner).

The Rotary Club of Fillmore presented scholarships to 13 students amounting to $10,600. The students were: Destiny Juarez, Ruby Guerrero, Renaldo Tapia, Aerin Garcia, Daniela Curiel, Diana Martinez, Luz Castaneda, Diana Santa Rosa, Jonathan Perez, Presley McLain, Adrian Fuentes, Justin Contreras, and Ignacio Arenas. Also, Presley McLain received the Rigo Landeros Scholarship, Diana Martinez received the Ari Larsen Scholarship and Diana Santa Rosa received the Don Gunderson Scholarship.

Patrick Maynard

Scouting America, Ventura County Council (SAVCC) — formerly Boy Scouts of America — proudly announces its Prepared for Life Gala, scheduled for May 31, 2025, at Camarillo Ranch, located at 201 Camarillo Ranch Road, Camarillo. The event will honor two outstanding community members, Patrick Maynard and Patrick Rose, recognizing their significant contributions to Ventura County.

Patrick Maynard, Director of Ventura County’s Office of Emergency Services, will receive the Good Scout Award for Public Safety and Service. Maynard has demonstrated exceptional leadership through numerous local emergencies, including wildfires, mudslides, oil spills, the Borderline mass shooting and the COVID-19 pandemic. His strategic, calm and compassionate approach embodies the values of preparedness, leadership and community service central to Scouting America’s mission.

Patrick Rose will also receive the Good Scout Award, recognized for his outstanding contributions to the arts and media. Rose, whose Emmy-nominated work includes television series such as SEAL Team, Nashville, and Under the Dome, has significantly impacted the entertainment industry. His commitment to mentoring youth in drama and music at Royal High School has provided students with invaluable hands-on experience, instilling confidence, discipline and career-ready skills, aligning perfectly with Scouting America’s core principles.

“We are honored to recognize these two community heroes whose dedication has enriched Ventura County in profound ways,” said Andrea McClellan, CEO of SAVCC. “Patrick Maynard and Patrick Rose exemplify the leadership and service values we aim to cultivate in our Scouts, making them ideal recipients of our inaugural awards.”

The gala’s theme, “Yellowstone,” promises an engaging evening featuring gourmet frontier-inspired dining, live entertainment, exciting auction items and rustic décor reminiscent of Montana’s beauty. Attendees will also learn more about Scouting America’s commitment to training today’s youth to become tomorrow’s skilled leaders. The event’s Trailblazer Sponsor is Premier America Credit Union.
For additional details, sponsorship information or to reserve tickets, please visit www.scoutingamericavc.org/Gala.

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About Scouting America, Ventura County Council

Established in 1921 and headquartered in Camarillo, California, Scouting America (formerly Boy Scouts of America), Ventura County Council (SAVCC) serves the Ventura County region by sharing the fantastic benefits of Scouting with more than 4,500 youth and 779 volunteer adults. SAVCC prepares young people for life by providing the nation’s foremost youth program of character development and values-based leadership training. Learn more about SAVCC at https://www.vccbsa.org/.
About Scouting America

Scouting America (formerly Boy Scouts of America) provides the nation’s foremost youth program of character development and values-based leadership training, which helps young people be “Prepared. For Life.®” Scouting America welcomes all of America’s youth into its programs. Our goal is to give them fantastic experiences in the outdoors, and elsewhere, where they can grow with us in a safe environment. More than 130 million Americans have been through our programs since our founding, and currently more than 1 million youth are served by 477,000 dedicated adult volunteers in local councils throughout the country. To learn more about Scouting America’s mission, visit Scouting.org.