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Santa Cruz County SheriffSanta Cruz Count Sheriff 831-471-1121 24-hour non-emergency Noise and Illegal Camping (Between Hours: of Sunset to Sunrise) Aptos/LaSelva Sheriff’s Service Center 831.454.7760 171 Aptos Village Way Suite T1 Aptos, CA 95003 Sergeant Travis Huntsman Mobile Command Center 831-454-7765 Abandoned Vehicle 831-454-7602 Please be prepared to provide the following information: Location Vehicle make, model, color License plate number How long since last moved, if you know
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Aptos-La Selva Fire DistrictAptos-La Selva Fire District 831-685-6690 Fire Chief Jason Nee Central Fire of Santa Cruz County For more information and support services provided by Central Fire, visit www.centralfiresc.org Report Fire Hazards Education and safety preparedness Building construction information and plan review Aptos-La Selva in action Serving the Communities of Aptos, Capitola, La Selva Beach, Live Oak, Rio Del Mar, and Soquel
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Abandoned VehicleAbandoned Vehicle 831-454-7602 Please be prepared to provide the following information: Location Vehicle make, model, color License plate number How long since last moved, if you know
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Mobile Command Center Vehicle831-454-7765 Santa Cruz County Sheriff Mobile Command Center Vehicle
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Aptos/LaSelva Sheriff’s Service Center831.454.7760 171 Aptos Village Way Suite T1 Aptos, CA 95003 Sergeant Travis Huntsman travis.huntsman@santacruzountyca.gov The Aptos/LaSelva Sheriff’s Service Center provides a variety of services : Medication Disposal Kiosk Non-emergency Reports Neighborhood and Community Problem Resolution Neighborhood Watch Presentations Agency Referrals Abandoned Vehicle Services, Parks Patrol
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California Highway PatrolCalifornia Highway Patrol Non-Emergency 831-796-2160 Car blocking street No parking zone violations Non-injury accidents
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Santa Cruz County Animal Shelter831-454-7227 Santa Cruz County Animal Shelter 1001 Rodriguez St., Santa Cruz 95062 Out of control barking and animal control issues Lost/Rescued Pet Licensing
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Aptos Chamber of Commerce831-688-1467 Executive Directors: John & Karen Hibble History Services Demographics 9515 Soquel Drive Suite 101 Aptos, CA 95003
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Santa Cruz County Supervisor - District 2Kimberly De Serpa Second District Supervisor 831-454-2200 Highway 1 Construction Authority SC County Regional Transportation Committee SC County Sanitation Board of Directors SC Mid-County Water Agency Board of Directors Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary Task Force
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Santa Cruz County Community Development & InfrastructureSanta Cruz County Department of Public Works (831) 454-2160 Planning Department (831) 454-2580 701 Ocean St., 4th Floor, Santa Cruz, CA 95060 Planning • Unified Permitting • Public Works Code compliance overview Records & Parcel Research Road Advisories Recycling & Solid Waste Report a Code Violation
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Rio Del Mar News Archives were discovered at the Aptos History Museum
The Aptos Chamber and Aptos History Museum gave us boxes of past newsletters last month. We LOVE what Ed Vautier wrote in the 1970 issue below:
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