2026-2027 District 16 Meetings
(10 AM Start Time; 9:15 AM Start Time for Exec.)
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Saturday, July 18 hosted by Oxnard Post 48 (VFW @ 1679 Ventura) -
Saturday, Sept. 12 hosted by Arroyo Grande Post 136 (417 Orchard Ave.) - Saturday, Nov. 21 hosted by Vandenberg Post 125 (100 E. Locust Ave., Lompoc)
- Sunday, Feb. 21 hosted by Ojai Post 482 (843 E. Ojai Ave.)
- Saturday, May 15 hosted by Paso Robles Post 50 (240 Scott St.)
2026 Department of California Convention
Jun. 25-28, 2026 at Visalia Convention Center
Thursday, June 25: 9 AM Pre DEC Convention;
1 PM - 4 PM. Commissions and Committees meetings
Friday, June 26: Convention Start 9 AM
Saturday, June 27: Convention Start 9 AM
Sunday, June 27: Convention Star 9 AM
Department Executive Committee Meetings
TBD for 2026-2027
CA Legion Area 6 Meetings
(9 AM Start Time)
Meeting 1: September 12, 2026
Location: TBD
Meeting 2 – Training Meeting: January 23, 2027
Location: Post 507, Newhall (Tentative)
Meeting 3: April 10, 2027
Location: TBD
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American Legion membership is not required to enter or win. Click the link to enter!
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CKB Trust Fund Grants
ATTENTION: DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA AMERICAN LEGION POSTS 🌟 $10,000 CKB TRUST FUND GRANTS AVAILABLE 🌟 Ways & Means is excited to announce a new funding opportunity to support your local Post. We have secured access to the CKB Trust Fund—a generous trust that has awarded millions to veterans’ organizations—and your
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Club 125 Is Closed for Now
Club 125 Is Closed for Now Stay tuned to our Facebook page and here for updates on our anticipated reopening.
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Celebrating 107 Years of Post 66 and Commander Janice Somers
Everyone Is Welcome! Join us for a special afternoon of food, fellowship, and celebration as we honor 107 years of Post 66 and recognize Janice Somers, California Department Commander for 2026–2027. We invite Post members, friends, and supporters to come together as we celebrate tradition and welcome leadership. WHO: District
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I really like that the Legion has opened up to all these things I didn't even know about.
Sydney Pollack
Post 164, Spearfish, SD
(We want) veterans to understand that we're open, we're here for them,
and if they need somewhere to come, this is almost like a safe house.
and if they need somewhere to come, this is almost like a safe house.
Jim A. Williams
Sgt., USMC (Ret.), 101st Airborne Screaming Eagles
The American Legion Riders provide an avenue for attracting younger veterans. The feeling they get, to ride with the Riders, provides great therapy for them as they enjoy fellowship with the fellow veterans.
LZ Harrison
Post 6, Hopkins, SC
These were important things. It helped them not get behind in their rent...
It helped them put food in the refrigerator.
It helped them put food in the refrigerator.
Coast Guard Vice Commandant Adm. Charlie Ray
After American Legion Temporary Financial Assistance
helped more than 3,120 children whose active-duty families
were affected by the
federal government shutdown.
helped more than 3,120 children whose active-duty families
were affected by the
federal government shutdown.
I was about to give up...
I wouldn’t have known where to go.
Korean War Army veteran Willie Alvin Cousin
Received long-overdue and wrongly denied VA disability benefits after his case was reopened and won by American Legion Department Service Officer K. Robert Lewis