Aliso Viejo Services
NetworkAntics services are available to business and residential customers throughout Aliso Viejo. Our experienced staff of computer network specialists, wireless installation consultants, and surveillance camera technician's work with CCTV cameras, Cell, WiFi, WiMax, in-building signal repeating equipment, and integrate a wide assortment of other networking technologies have proudly serviced Aliso Viejo clients for over five years. We improve cell phone or any wireless signal in commercial buildings, police departments or any brick and mortar facilities and secure them with completely scalable state of the art IP based cameras systems. Please contact NetworkAntics customer service with comments, questions or to schedule an appointment. You may also click on one of our services offerings below to learn more:
About Aliso Viejo
Aliso Viejo had been an unincorporated community since around 1990, and incorporated as a city in 2001 due to the efforts of the Aliso Viejo Cityhood 2000 Committee, which was responsible for introducing an initiative on the ballot for the 2001 special election. Voters passed the initiative with 93.3% in favor of incorporation.[3] Carmen Vali-Cave, the co-founder and president of the Committee, became the new city's first mayor. The original city council consisted of Carmen Vali-Cave, Cynthia Pickett, Bill Phillips, Karl Warkomski, and Greg Ficke.[4] The council selected Vali-Cave to serve as the city's first mayor, and Pickett as the city's first mayor pro tem. Vali-Cave and Pickett served as the mayor and mayor pro tem from 2001 to 2002. In 2003, Pickett became mayor with Phillips as mayor pro tem. In 2004, City Councilmen Karl Warkomski, Bill Phillips, and Greg Ficke faced re-election. All three candidates were re-elected for four more years on council. Other candidates included Todd Gillespie and Don Garcia. In 2004, Phillips served as the city's mayor with Warkomski as mayor pro tem. In 2005, Warkomski served as mayor with Carmen Vali-Cave as mayor pro tem. In 2006, Vali-Cave served as mayor with Cynthia Pickett-Adams as mayor pro tem. In November 2006, Carmen Vali-Cave and Cynthia Pickett-Adams were re-elected to four-year terms. In January 2007, Adams again assumed office as the city's mayor with Vali-Cave, again, as the city's mayor pro tem. In February 2007, Councilman Warkomski resigned from office unexpectedly and the council appointed Don Garcia to his position. In March 2007, Phillip Tsunoda was appointed to fill the vacancy left by the departure of Cynthia Adams. Vali-Cave was made mayor and Bill Phillips mayor pro tem after Adams' departure. In 2008, Bill Phillips assumed office as mayor with Don Garcia serving as mayor pro tem.
