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As Rancho Simi Recreation and Park District board members work to hammer out a budget for fiscal year 2023-24, they’re faced with tough decisions. Should park district money be used to build a new BMX track? Or should upgrades at Arroyo Simi Equestrian Center take priority? What about requests for more pickleball courts and
A SAFER WAY TO TRAVEL ACROSS TOWN—This entrance to the Arroyo Simi Greenway on Erringer Road next to Rancho Simi Community Park leads residents to a segment that has already been improved. In addition to serving a growing number of walkers, joggers and cyclists, the arroyo greenbelt attracts birds and other wildlife. MICHAEL COONS/Acorn Newspapers
The Rancho Simi Recreation and Park District board has authorized its rangers to use Tasers to subdue potentially violent individuals.
Tasers have been added to the list of tools that Rancho Simi Recreation and Park District rangers can use on the job. The district’s board of directors unanimously voted last week to allow park rangers to use Tasers, in addition to pepper spray and firearms, to protect themselves and others during situations in which verbal
Drones will be permitted in Big Sky Park,\u00a0Chumash Park, Chivo\u00a0Canyon, the Las Llajas Trail Area and the Tapo Canyon Trail Area starting in 30 days.