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Date of Incorporation
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September 29, 1970
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Charter City
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June 2, 1981
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Form of Government
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Council-Manager
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County
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San Bernardino, 3rd Supervisorial District (Dawn Rowe, Supervisor)
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State Assembly
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50th Assembly District (Eloise Gomez Reyes, Assemblyman)
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State Senate
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23rd State Senate District (Rosilicie Ochoa Bogh, Senator)
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U.S. Senators
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Laphonza Butler, Senator; and Alex Padilla, Senator
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U.S. Representatives
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23rd Congressional District (Jay Obernolte, Congressman)
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Area
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7.8 Square Miles
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Population
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23,000
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Police Protection
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Contract with the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department
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Fire Protection
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- 24 Suppression Personnel
- 2 Fire Stations (Station 251 & 252)
- 2 Type 1 Engines
- 1 Medic Squad
- 1 Aerial Ladder Truck
- 1 Brush Engine
- 1 Water Tender
- 1 Portable Lighting/Rehab Unit
- 1 Rescue Squad/Backup Medic Squad
- 2 Antique Engines
- 1 Emergency Operations Center (EOC)
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Recreation and Parks
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- Hulda Crooks Park, 50 acres
- Elmer Digneo Park, 4 acres
- Leonard Bailey Park, 10 acres
- Sun Park, .16 acres
- South Hills, 850 acres unimproved with informal trails system
- Seamont Park, .44 acres
- Cottonwood park, 0.9 acres
- Edison Easement Park, 3.5 acres
- Little League Fields adjacent to Mt. View Avenue, 5.1 acres
- Dawson Park, .33 acres
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| Municipal Bus Service |
Omnitrans (San Bernardino County) |
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