Community Services Commissioner Ronald E. Ruef has been named outstanding commissioner for the state by the California Association of Park and Recreation Commissioners and Board Members (CAPRCBM).

Ron, who is serving his second term as chairperson, has been a member of the City’s Community Services Commission since January 2005.  More Information...

Digitized images of several model home brochures from the early days of Mission Viejo are available from the Mission Viejo Library’s local history webpage at http://www.cmvl.org/history.

From the El Dorado and La Paz homes of the 1960s and 1970s through some of the Stoneridge homes of the 1990s, 40 different housing tracts are represented.  More Information...

The public on Feb. 28 is invited to take part in the City’s second annual Relay For Life Tennis Tournament to help team “Mission Possible 2” raise money to fight cancer. The event is designed to kick-start fund-raising activities for the American Cancer Society’s June Relay For Life event at Saddleback College.

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The City will host a free flu shot clinic on Wednesday, Feb. 10 that will feature the seasonal flu and H1N1 vaccines.

The seasonal flu vaccine will be available to people 50 years of age and older. People 18 and over can get the H1N1 vaccine.

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With a total of 14,721 votes cast, the Registrar of Voters reports that the recall of Mayor Lance MacLean from his City Council seat was approved by voters on Tuesday by a total of 19 votes.  According to official results released by the Orange County Registrar of Voters at 5:00 this afternoon, 7,370 residents were in favor of recalling MacLean and 7,351 residents were opposed the recall.

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