City to Host Youth Conference Job & Education Expo
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Are you a teen or young adult hoping to land your first job?
Moreno Valley’s Emerging Leaders Council (ELC) will host the City’s Youth Conference Job & Education Expo to provide opportunities for youth to develop valuable job searching skills. The conference will feature guest speakers, workshops, information booths, refreshments, and a chance to win raffle prizes. Attendees will also have an opportunity to develop interview skills, learn workplace etiquette, and acquire job longevity strategies.
Moreno Valley
Youth Conference Job & Education Expo
Saturday, May 18, 2019
10 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
City Hall
14177 Frederick Street
Moreno Valley, CA 92553
Join us at Moreno Valley City Hall on May 18, to receive personalized job skill lessons from local experts!
For more information about Moreno Valley’s Youth Conference Job & Education Expo,
please contact Kathryn Vigil at
kathrynv@moval.org
or call 951.413.3006.
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Animal Shelter Offers FREE Vouchers to Spay/Neuter Your Pet
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In the ongoing effort to end pet overpopulation, the Moreno Valley Animal Shelter will provide 75 free spay/neuter vouchers for dogs and cats registered to Moreno Valley residents. Vouchers will be distributed on a first-come, first served basis. The Animal Shelter will issue vouchers beginning on Wednesday, May 1, until all vouchers have been claimed.
Moreno Valley residents will need to show proof of residency such as a valid ID that reflects a current City address, or a copy of a current utility bill, or any other document that proves local residency. Qualifying dogs and cats must be four months or older and healthy. Pets currently impounded at the Moreno Valley Animal Shelter are not eligible. Households may receive up to two vouchers.
For more information about this limited time offer, please contact the Moreno Valley Animal Shelter at 951.413.3790.
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Moreno Valley Explorers Honor Law Enforcement Officers
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Moreno Valley Explorer Post #882 participated in a ceremony to honor our local heroes hosted by the Law Enforcement Appreciation Committee (LEAC).
On April 18, LEAC representatives acknowledged law enforcement officers who have displayed dedication through their acts of selflessness by going above and beyond their duty.
Moreno Valley Police Explorers provided an honor guard detail and assisted the LEAC as ushers. Officers were recognized in the following categories:
- Valor
- Investigative Excellence
- Exceptional Lifesaving
- Community Service
- Distinguished K9 Team
- Multi-Agency Collaboration
- Lifetime Achievement
LEAC bridges communities and business partnerships in both recognizing the law enforcement officers who show a deep commitment to serving our community and honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
The Moreno Valley Police Department is proud of contributions made by Explorer Post #882 during the 2019 Law Enforcement Appreciation Committee Ceremony.
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Citywide Landscape Improvements Help Keep Moreno Valley Beautiful
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As part of our ongoing mission to beautify our community, the City added over 23,000 plants and 130 trees to landscape maintenance districts throughout Moreno Valley.
In addition, over 1,200 yards of mulch was installed as part of the City’s annual reinvestment into the districts.
Beautification services are funded by property owners within the City’s landscape maintenance districts, and are a significant contribution to our efforts to Keep Moreno Valley Beautiful.
Well maintained landscaping provides identity and character to communities. A well-designed landscape not only adds beauty, but offers an enriched quality of life, improved environmental conditions, and enhanced property values.
For more information regarding neighborhood beautification, please contact the Special Districts Division at (951) 413-3480, or visit Moreno Valley’s
Special Districts website
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Find New Heights and Participate in Hike to the Top
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The City of Moreno Valley will host a free community Hike to the Top at Olive Mountain on Saturday, April 27.
The Hikes to the Top program offers hikes to promote awareness and appreciation of trails and hiking opportunities in and around the community.
The Olive Mountain trail hike rewards hikers with a spectacular view of Moreno Valley. Portions of this trail consist of a steady incline and areas of rough terrain. The hike is approximately 3.8 miles round-trip and is rated “strenuous.”
Participants are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing, hiking or athletic shoes, and bring a hat, sunscreen, and water. Dogs are welcome but must be kept on-leash.
Participants are asked to meet in the north parking lot of the Palm Middle School campus at 7:30 a.m.
Palm Middle School
11900 Slawson Ave.
Moreno Valley, CA 92557
For more information, please visit
www.moval.org/pcs
or contact the Parks & Community Services Department at 951-413-3280.
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Each week the Moreno Valley Animal Shelter highlights a pet available for adoption in the hopes of finding them a forever home.
This week's Pet is Sophie.
Sophie (#A494742) is an incredibly sweet ten-month-old longhaired Chihuahua. Sophie’s big eyes and soft furry coat can melt any heart.
Watch the Pet of the Week
video
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Please visit the Moreno Valley Animal Shelter located at 14041 Elsworth Street to inquire about adopting Sophie or other pets in search of lifelong companions.
For more information about Moreno Valley Animal Shelter, please call 951.413.3790 or visit
moval.org/pets
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