City Manager Updates
September 25, 2020

CITY MANAGER REVA FELDMAN'S REGULAR UPDATE - SEPTEMBER 25, 2020 

UPCOMING

• Saturday, September 26, all day - Bulky Item Pickup (By appointment for Waste Management customers only) 
• Monday, September 28, 6:00 PM Public Safety Power S...

Annual Bulky Item Pickup Sat, Sept 26. Schedule your pickup by 12PM Fri, Sept 25

Annual Bulky Item Pickup, Saturday, September 26

As part of the City of Malibu’s commitment to protecting the environment, the City offers regular collection events to help residents safely and properly dispose of household hazardous waste, elect...

Drop off paint, motor oil, household chemicals and electronic waste Sat, Oct 17

HHW and E-Waste Collection at Malibu City Hall 

Saturday, October 17, 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM (Upper parking lot. 23825 Stuart Ranch Road, Malibu CA 90265)

As part of the City of Malibu’s commitment to protecting the environment, the City offe...

Malibu Community Swimming Pool & SMMUSD Schools Closed Mon, Sept 28

Malibu Community Swimming Pool and SMMUSD Campuses Will Be Closed on Monday, September 28

The Malibu Community Swimming Pool at Malibu High School and the Santa Monica Malibu Unified School District (SMMUSD) school campuses will be closed on Monday, Septem...

2020 National Preparedness Month - Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS) Presentations Sept 28 & 30

CITY OF MALIBU 2020 NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS MONTH EVENTS THIS WEEK

With Southern California’s wildfire season already bringing small fires, power outages and heatwaves to Malibu and some of the largest fires in California history to other parts of ...

Los Angeles County Department of Public Health Urges Everyone to Get Immunized Against the Flu

Message from the LA County Department of Public Health (ladph)

LADPH urges everyone in the County to get immunized against the flu. Because it is highly likely that both flu and COVID-19 will be present in L.A. County this year, Public Health advises resid...

Message from the Mayor: Take the Census Before Sept 30 Deadline

Message from Mayor Mikke Pierson: 

The Deadline to Take the 2020 Census is September 30, So Now is the Time to Protect Malibu’s Federal Funding for Public Safety, Firefighting and Wildfire Relief, Schools, Healthcare, Assistance for Seni...

Sign up for Alerts and Disaster Notifications

If you are not already signed up to receive alerts and disaster notifications, now is the time to get that done. Make sure all members of your family, business, or organization are signed up for emergency, weather and traffic alerts by text and email from...

Give Your Input on the Design of the Permanent Skate Park Through Oct. 23

Give Your Input on the Design of the Permanent Skate Park - Survey is Open Through October 23

The City of Malibu’s Temporary Skate Park is open for public use, and progress is underway on the design for the Permanent Skate Park meant to provide M...

2020 Wildfire Season & National Preparedness Month - How You Can Be Prepared to Evacuate

2020 Wildfire Season & National Preparedness Month - Be Prepared to Evacuate

As we enter the 2020 Wildfire Season and throughout September for National Preparedness Month, the City of Malibu is working to help achieve community-wide preparedness for wi...

Sept. 2, 2020 - LA County Announces New Re-Openings with COVID-19 Safety Protocols

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 2, 2020 - LOS ANGELES COUNTY ANNOUNCES PLANNED REOPENINGS WITH SAFEGUARDS IN PLACE

Re-openings Allow for School Services for Students Most In Need and Increase Access to Hair Salons and Barbershops.

Los Angeles County is moving fo...

City of Malibu Offers Virtual Events All Month in September for National Preparedness Month

With Southern California’s wildfire season already bringing small fires, power outages and heatwaves to Malibu and some of the largest fires in California history to other parts of the state, the City of Malibu invites all community members to j...

Malibu CPA Customers Will Receive 100% Green, Renewable Power Starting Oct. 2020

The City of Malibu is proud to announce that our community will now receive 100% clean, renewable power at competitive rates from Clean Power Alliance (CPA).

“All communities should take action to be part of the global effort to combat climate c...

City of Malibu Prepares for the 2020 Wildfire Season Amidst the Pandemic

City of Malibu Prepares for the 2020 Wildfire Season Amidst the Pandemic 

As Southern California heads into peak fire season, the City of Malibu is working to prepare and help community members be prepared to prevent wildfires and be prepared to r...

Weed Whackers - Tips to Reduce Fire Dangers

The City of Malibu works year-round to increase community-wide wildfire preparedness, and as we enter wildfire season, it is more important than ever to be aware of the ways that you can prevent wildfires. Landscape, gardening, construction and other work...

City of Malibu's Emergency Survival Guide

The City of Malibu’s new Emergency Survival Guide is printed and is now available for Malibu residents and businesses at no cost.

The City is dedicated to achieving community-wide preparedness for wildfires, earthquakes, floods or any other disas...

New Online and Digital Tools to Make it Easier for Malibu Residents to Access City Hall

The City of Malibu is implementing new digital and online services in order to make it easier and safer for residents to access City Hall services during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. 

As the County proceeds along its Roadmap to Recovery and ease...

City Council Extends Woolsey Fire Permit Fee Waivers 6 Months to Help Residents Rebuild

The Malibu City Council voted on Monday, June 22, 2020 to extend for six months the permit fee waivers that the City enacted to help homeowners who lost properties during the 2018 Woolsey Fire. The deadline to apply for fee waivers has now been extended t...

Malibu Re-Starts Fire Hardening Home Assessments for Residents

As part of the City of Malibu’s ongoing efforts to promote community-wide wildfire preparedness, the City has re-started its no-cost Home Ignition Zone Assessment Program to help residents harden their homes against flying embers, a major cause ...