CERT class starts January 14 (PDF)
Prevent the theft of third-row seats (PDF)
More Asian Tiger Mosquitoes found in LA County (PDF)
Quarantine anticipated to eradicate Oriental Fruit Flies
Eleven species of Oriental Fruit Fly, a major agricultural pest, have been detected in the City of Anaheim. It is anticipated that the California Secretary of Food and Agriculture will establish a quarantine placing restrictions on the movement of fruits, vegetables and plant materials through the area. The quarantine area will likely include a small area of Cerritos near the City's eastern border. Affected businesses, including supermarkets and nurseries, will be directly notified by the State and Los Angeles County. Information about the Oriental Fruit Fly is available on the California Department of Food and Agriculture website.
Beware of a phone scam that targets seniors
A Cerritos senior resident recently received a call from a person claiming to be from a Senior Center. The caller wanted to discuss home repairs with the resident...
Dead birds and mosquitoes with West Nile virus found in Cerritos
West Nile virus prevention information
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Rabid bat found in Cerritos
Long Beach Department of Animal Care Services picked up a bat outside of a building at Tracy High School on Tuesday, May 10 that tested positive for rabies. No students or staff were bitten, and no other bats have been observed at the school. Residents are reminded to keep their dogs leashed when walking, and should monitor anything the dog comes in contact with.
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LA County prompts concern (PDF)
Alert LA County: add your cell phone number, VOIP phone number and e-mail address to the Alert LA County Emergency Mass Notification System
H1N1 Flu (Originally Called Swine Flu) Information on the EBSCOhost Website
Protect your Small Pets from Coyotes
Long Beach Animal Care Services Bureau reported that a coyote attack on a pet dog occurred Tuesday, June 2, 2010 around 8:30 p.m. in the Coyote Creek area. A Cerritos resident was walking two small dogs...
West Nile Virus Information
The public is encouraged to report dead birds to help with West Nile virus surveillance and control efforts, as birds play an important role in maintaining and spreading the virus. To report a dead bird...
