Mayor Pro Tem Victoria Baca's Life and Legacy Honored at Memorial Service |
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The life of Mayor Pro Tem Victoria Baca was celebrated Monday afternoon during her municipal memorial at the Civic Center Amphitheater.
Hundreds of well-wishers from Moreno Valley and beyond attended the service, where Mayor Yxstian Gutierrez, Mayor Pro Tem Baca's family, and many others spoke about her life, legacy, and the incredible impact she had on the City.
Mayor Pro Tem Baca passed away on October 6 after battling a long illness. She was a trailblazer of inclusion, equality, education advocacy, and economic growth in District 1 and across Moreno Valley.
Watch our video of the memorial service here.
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City Conducts Major Street Repairs
Throughout Moreno Valley
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The Citywide Pavement Rehabilitation Program is underway!
The City has started repaving 13 major streets and 34 local streets across Moreno Valley this month. The major streets include Alessandro Boulevard, Bay Avenue, Brodiaea Avenue, Cactus Avenue, Eucalyptus Avenue, Graham Street, Indian Street, Ironwood Avenue, John F Kennedy Drive, Kalma Avenue, Kitching Street, Lasselle Street, Morton Road, and Perris Boulevard.
The repaving work includes applying slurry seal on moderately distressed streets, and removing and replacing surfaces of severely distressed streets. The project is funded by revenues generated by SB1 and the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), and will be completed in early 2022.
For more information regarding the Pavement Rehabilitation Program, please contact the Public Works Capital Projects Division at 951.413.3130 or visit the Capital Projects webpage.
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Hike with Us on Beautiful Terri Peak Trail |
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Dust off those hiking boots, MoVal!
Join us on Saturday, October 30 at 7:30 a.m. as we host another exciting Hike to the Top event among Moreno Valley's gorgeous trails. This time, we'll be hiking the Terri Peak trail, a moderate-level trail featuring beautiful wildflowers and a picturesque view of Lake Perris.
The City sponsors free hikes throughout the year that allow residents to discover natural beauty of Moreno Valley. When going on a hike, please make sure to wear comfortable footwear, bring plenty of water and sunscreen, and bring a companion with you if need physical assistance.
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Report Potholes with the MoVal App |
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Quick, simple, and easy to use, the City of Moreno Valley Mobile App lets you report potholes and other issues directly from your phone or smart device, using GPS technology to pinpoint the pothole's exact location.
If you are on the move, you can also manually pinpoint the location on the map. This ensures crews respond to the exact location of the reported pothole.
The City repairs approximately 6,000 potholes each year, and innovations such as these are examples of how the City is committed to proactively respond to road conditions and keep our communities safe for all drivers.
Be sure to download the City of Moreno Valley Mobile App today!
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Our Pet of the Week is Newton, a six-year-old black and white Short-haired Chihuahua. Newton can best be described as laid-back and easy-going—he's a dog that just wants to sit back and relax! Newton also really enjoys good company, and would love nothing more than to spend the day by your side.
If you would like to make Newton or any pet from the Moreno Valley Animal Shelter part of your family, please contact the Moreno Valley Animal Shelter at 951.413.3790 or visit moval.org/pets.
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