EATSvale is Friday June 18th!
We are excited to announce that our next EATSvale Foodtruck Festival event will feature the following vendors:
- Bacon Nation Truck
- Cruising Cones
- Hibachi Plus
- EastBrew Cafe
- Messi Burgers
- Ron’s Barbecue
- The Scoop
- Bred Hot Chicken
- Rolling Sushi
- Kick Ass Vegan
EATSvale is a food truck festival designed to engage, elevate, and excite Eastvale residents by combing food, art, and music in one location. These events will occur on a monthly basis on the third Friday of the month through October 2021, and will be located at 13200 Citrus Street, Eastvale, CA 92880 (across Citrus from Eleanor Roosevelt High School).
We have also extended the hours of the event from 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.!
Food Truck vendors are subject to change without notice. Interested vendors may contact the City at economicdevelopment@eastvaleca.gov
We look forward to connecting with our commUNITY at this upcoming event!
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In collaboration with the Marcus Williams Third Annual Youth Football Camp, Tilly’s Life Center (TLC), a youth-focused non-profit foundation, will provide a special teen empowerment session. TLC teaches life skills that build confidence, inspire compassion, and encourage teens to pursue their dreams, effectively cope with crisis, adversity and tough decisions. Those who participate will also be entered into a gift card drawing!
Please complete the poll below so that they can determine the interest for this introductory session. The session will be offered Saturday, June 19 – 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Please note – this is open to everyone – ages 13-18.
The camp will take place at Eastvale Community Park located at 12750 Citrus Street, Eastvale 92880.
Please click the link below to take the survey. For more information about this event, please email MWfootballinfo@gmail.com
Hope to see you there!
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Congratulations Class of 2021!
The City of Eastvale would like to congratulate all of our Eleanor Roosevelt High School graduating seniors and say how proud we are of the dedication, perseverance, and strength these seniors have shown during this this past year.
We also want to congratulate and acknowledge all the other students who promoted at our intermediate and elementary schools!
We congratulate you all on such an amazing achievement! Eastvale is very proud of you!
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In April 2021, the Eastvale City Council approved funding in support of the Eleanor Roosevelt High School’s graduation banner program. This past Wednesday, in partnership with ERHS, the City installed the graduation banners for forty-five Class of ’21 seniors.
The graduation banners, hung along Scholar Way and Citrus Street, recognize the hard work of the graduating seniors who have been accepted and will be attending a 4-year college or university.
In addition to being an important fundraising activity for the high school, the grad banners serve as a source of inspiration for the younger, school age children in in our community.
Congratulations again to all the graduates! Go Mustangs!
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Pride month brings awareness to the history of challenges faced by the LGBTQ+ community, while also celebrating self-expression, authenticity, and the diverse cultures within the community.
While great progress has been made, we continue to work toward equality, inclusion, and acceptance for generations to come. We strive to be a City where everyone’s voices are heard, faces are seen, and everyone feels welcome and safe.
The City of Eastvale celebrates pride month and reminds everyone we are one community, we support and love one another, and we must be true to ourselves.
Happy pride month!
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Economic Development
When the City of Eastvale City Council makes Economic Development a priority in 2018, this is the result of TEAM effort!
TEAM = City Council, CommUNITY, Eastvale Chamber of Commerce, City Hall Talent, Developers, Property Managers, Brokers and Business Owners.
We are so excited to see all the unique and exciting businesses that have opened the last three years and the new ones that are scheduled to open in the very near future!
During these last three years, we’ve seen the development of five new retail shopping centers in the City with The Station, The Merge, Eastvale Marketplace, Allen Square, and Hamner Place.
We’ve also seen great progress at Eastvale Gateway, Cloverdale Marketplace, the Marketplace at the Enclave, and Corona Valley Marketplace.
Our industrial space has also exploded with the Goodman Commerce Center/Business Park, The Campus, and The Ranch!
We are also excited to now bring outdoor events to our City with the Eastvale Farmers & Artisan Market and EATSvale!
A focus on strong economic development, with an inclusive mindset, will lead to additional sales tax revenue that will result in funding of priority target areas such as Public Safety!
Stay connected with us as we continue to Love Eastvale, Shop Eastvale, Dine Eastvale!
If you want to be part of Eastvale’s economic development story don’t hesitate to contact us at economicdevelopment@eastvaleca.gov
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California Reopen - June 15th
As of June 15th, per the California Department of Public Health, California is moving Beyond the Blueprint for a Safer Economy. All sectors listed in the current Blueprint Activities and Business Tiers Chart may return to usual operations (with limited exceptions for Mega Events).
No more:
- Capacity limits
- Distancing required
- Color tier system
For Business and Industry - Employers are subject to the Cal/OSHA COVID-19 Prevention Emergency Temporary Standards (ETS), if applicable to them.
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Fireworks are Illegal
As we quickly approach July 4th, the City of Eastvale would like to remind our commUNITY that it is illegal to possess, discharge, or sell fireworks in Eastvale. Violators will be fined up to $5,000.
By working together, we can keep our homes, pets, and neighborhoods safe and enjoyable for all.
To report a firework violation, please contact the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department non-emergency dispatch line at: 951.776.1099.
Thank you for keeping our commUNITY safe.
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JCDS has partnered with the University of California Riverside** to create a survey on Tap Water (drinking water).
"What do you think about your tap water?"
This survey will provide us with the valuable information we need in order to better serve you and your community. Plus, twenty participants will win a $100 Amazon Gift Card!*
So please consider taking our 3-minute survey on your opinion of the Tap Water in your home.
One entry per valid JCSD account number. To take the survey, please use the first 5 digits only.
*Everyone who takes the survey will be entered into a drawing where twenty accounts will be chosen at random to receive a $100 Amazon Gift Card (provided by UCR).
**The survey is voluntary and anonymous, but if you have any questions regarding the survey or how the results will be used, please feel free to contact Kurt Schwabe at UC Riverside (Kurt.Schwabe@UCR.edu).
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Farmers Market
The Farmers & Artisan Market occurs every Friday, from 3:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the New Day Christian Church parking lot located at 7155 Hamner Avenue.
For more information or on how to become a vendor, please email: eastvalefarmersmarket@gmail.com
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12363 Limonite Ave. | Ste. 910
Eastvale, CA 91752
951.361.0900
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