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May Is Building Safety Month

Building Safety Month is an international campaign that takes place every year in May to raise awareness about building safety to educate civic leaders and residents. We come together to support Building Safety Month because we understand the need for saf...

Boys & Girls Clubs of Capistrano Valley Receives $40,000 Grant

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Capistrano Valley has become the first recipient in Orange County of a $40,000 Cox Charities Impact Grant, which will help the Aliso Viejo branch fund STEAM equipment and programming for K-12 students. This grant is made poss...

Aliso Viejo Ranked Among Safest Cities in California

Safety consulting website SafeWise has released its annual list of the Safest Cities in America, naming Aliso Viejo the 4th safest city in California. The rankings were published amid a national uptick in crime, with polls showing voters are very concerne...

See Something, Say Something

The Orange County Sheriff’s Department and the City of Aliso Viejo remind you to always stay vigilant and aware of your surroundings. If you see something suspicious, say something to local authorities. By being alert and reporting unusual activ...

Aliso Viejo Police Services Welcomes New Chief

The City of Aliso Viejo has selected Captain Scott Merrill to serve as the new Chief of Police Services, following the retirement of current Chief of Police Services, Captain Chad Kajfasz. Captain Merrill joined the Orange County Sheriff's Depart...

Take The Go For Real Challenge!

Does that deal you've been eyeing seem too good to be true? It probably is. In the end, you could end up paying twice for shoddy goods. Certain fake products, such as faulty electronics, cause more than 70 deaths and 350,000 serious injuries in t...

Mayor's Message - May 2022

Dear Residents,

Never before has public safety meant so much, and never before have we looked at public safety quite in this way. For the month of May, I would like to recognize the Orange County Sheriff’s Department (OCSD) and Orange County Fire...

When To Call 911 vs. Non-Emergency

Everyone knows to dial 911 in the case of an emergency, but what if it’s not an emergency? Generally, 911 is reserved for in-progress crimes and life-threatening situations, while the OC Sheriff’s Department non-emergency lines (949-77...

5 Ways To Be 'In The Know'

Want to stay connected to emergency information regarding Aliso Viejo and the local community? We've put together a list of reliable resources to help you do just that. Check out the list below to see the top five way to stay 'in the kno...

Business of the Month April 2022 - Pacific Life

Every month, as part of the City’s ongoing effort to promote local businesses, we recognize a “Featured Business of the Month.” 

Our current business is Pacific Life.

Pacific Life45 Enterprise, Aliso Viejo(800) 347-778...

Emotional Health & Wellness Check: You Are Not Alone

Stress, anxiety, and depression can spike for many during the holidays. If you or someone you know needs emotional support or help navigating local resources, know that there are people waiting to help, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. For immediate ass...