A Monthly Message from Senator Limón - January 2025
A Message from Senator Monique Limón
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California Legislative Women’s Caucus News
As Vice Chair of the bipartisan California Legislative Women’s Caucus, my colleagues and I paid tribute to the first woman elected to the California State Senate - Senator Rose Ann Vuich. Take a minute to tune in and meet a few of our colleagues from across the state in the video above.
Community Event
Tacos and Taxes
On February 8th in Ventura, my office alongside Assemblymember Steve Bennett will host a free tax preparation event. Eligible community members are invited to receive free tax filing services, claim the earned income tax credit (if applicable), enjoy free tacos, and learn about community resources. Services are available in both English and Spanish.
DETAILS:
DATE: February 8, 2025
TIME: 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
LOCATION: Ventura Housing Authority 247 W. Warner Street, Ventura, CA 93001RSVP HERE
Information on the Santa Barbara Tacos and Taxes Event to come.
Fire Recovery & Preparedness Resources
California Love, California Strong
Wildfires have left a lasting impact on our communities, but together we can help rebuild and heal. Whether through your time, resources or heartfelt gratitude, California has made it easy to lend a helping hand to those in need. To learn more about how you can make a difference, visit: CaliforniansforAll.ca.gov
Covered CA Eligibility Extension
Covered California has opened a special enrollment period for uninsured residents impacted by the wildfires in Los Angeles and Ventura Counties. This means that Californians in Los Angeles and Ventura counties now have until March 8, 2025 to enroll into coverage. For more information on special enrollment, please click here.
Evacuation Warnings vs Orders
As a Central Coast resident, I know we are unfortunately no stranger to how quickly disasters can happen. Timing really is everything. When in doubt: do not wait, evacuate.
● Listen and watch for evacuation warnings and orders.
● An evacuation warning means get ready to leave.
● If you need extra time to leave because of children, older adults, people with access and functional needs or pets and livestock, then leave during an evacuation warning.
● An evacuation order means leave immediately. Do not wait because your life and your family are in danger.
For more resources you can share with your friends and family, visit: Listoscalifornia.org