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Ventura County emergency services urges preparedness; Autism Society offers workshops for people with disabilities
5772438 · September 12, 2025
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Ventura County's emergency services director urged residents and businesses to prepare for more frequent disasters and the Autism Society Ventura County announced free preparedness workshops for individuals with disabilities and caregivers.
Patrick Maynard, director of emergency services for the Ventura County Sheriff epartment, told the Thousand Oaks City Council on Sept. 9 that disasters are becoming more frequent in Ventura County and emphasized a "whole community" approach to preparedness.
"It's not a matter of if they will happen. It's a matter of when,"…
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