Mental health is for everyone, and everyone deserves mental health support when they need it. Learn more at FindSupport.gov. #MentalHealthMatters #MHAM2024
Here is a #MHAM2024 reminder 💌 for new moms: As you care for your new baby, remember - their mom needs care too! 💝 Rest when you can and reach out to friends and family. Learn more ways to take care of yourself: samhsa.gov/find-support/how-to-cope #SelfCare
Did you know May is Mental Health Awareness Month?
Mental Health Awareness Month is a great time to raise awareness of the importance of mental health in children and teens. Keep an eye out for any social or behavioral changes in your children. You can learn more about the signs at samhsa.gov/mental-health. #MHAM2024
Check out the local "If I were a Mayor..." 1st place winning submission by Mele Turtura!
City Staff and Mayor Weiss were very impressed with Mele's knowledge of local government and ideas to make Veneta a better place to live for everyone!
Mele's presentation has been submitted to the statewide Oregon Mayors Association competition for a chance to win up to $500 and receive recognition at their summer conference in Klamath Falls!
Good luck Mele!
Veneta City Council Summary August 14, 2023
Enjoy our first video summary of the August 14th Veneta City Council meeting. For full agenda and minutes, visit our website at https://www.venetaoregon.gov/AgendaCenter
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Survey will close on Friday, November 4th.
VSS International's Slurry Seal Project began today at 8:00 AM. This project will continue for the next four weeks. Visit the City of Veneta's website to learn more about how this project will impact you: https://www.venetaoregon.gov/publicworks/page/streets-crack-seal-project
What is a Slurry Seal?
A slurry seal is the application of a mixture of water, asphalt emulsion, aggregate (very small crushed rock), and additives to an existing asphalt pavement surface. This combined mixture of the emulsion and aggregates represents “slurry.” Polymer is commonly added to the asphalt emulsion to provide better mixture properties. The placement of this mixture on existing pavement is the “seal” as it is intended to seal the pavement surface. Slurry seals are generally used on residential streets.
Why?
Slurry seal is applied in order to help preserve and protect the underlying pavement structure and provide a new driving surface. Roads chosen for slurry seal applications generally have low to moderate distress and narrow crack width. Slurry seal applications serve to seal the cracks, restore lost flexibility to the pavement surface, provide a deep, rich black pavement surface color, and help preserve the underlying pavement structure.
When?
Slurry seal is typically applied on either an intermittent or cyclical basis. Location, weather, traffic loading, and pavement conditions are factors used to determine if a slurry seal application is appropriate. Roadways selected for slurry seal treatment are commonly those which have slight to moderate distress, no rutting, and generally narrow crack widths, and where a slurry seal treatment would help extend the pavement life until resurfacing becomes necessary.
Roadways chosen for cyclical slurry seal applications would typically be treated every five to seven years.
How?
The asphalt emulsion and the aggregates are mixed in, and applied using, a purposely built truck, generally referred to as a “slurry truck.” Yes, I kn
VSS International has been doing prepwork for the City of Veneta's Pavement Preservation Project. This project will close streets for parking and traffic beginning Thursday June 23.
VSS International will mark all streets that will be closed for traffic and parking. You will not be able to drive on the street until their pavement treatment dries which takes 3-4 hours.
Visit the City of Veneta's website for more information: https://www.venetaoregon.gov/publicworks/page/streets-crack-seal-project