City council votes 5-2 to host 4th of July fireworks on Mt Rubidoux
Public support for the traditional holiday event was overwhelming
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This Week at City Hall, September 6
In person meetings are back, City Council and the public will meet for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic to go over line items ranging from updates on parking rates, police department budget for new and used vehicles, adjustments to speed limits and renewing a reward offer.
Downtown Parking Rates Revisited by City Council
Community input encouraged through surveys prior to September 9
California State Budget: Investing in Riverside
Riverside will soon benefit from an infusion of 300 million dollars for projects from the record breaking 300-billion-dollar 2022-23 state budget. Inland lawmakers bring home state budget funds designated to improve a local historic site, park, and educational institutions in Riverside. Citrus State
This Week at City Hall, August 15
Tuesday, August 16 City Council Line 26 – Retain Forensic Accounting ServicesThe Council is asked to consider retaining forensic accounting services using Eide Bailly LLP for an estimated cost of $125,000. The funds will come from the Public Utilities Administration Professional Services Account. Li
This Week at City Hall, August 8
On the agenda at City Hall this week, the Board of Library Trustees will meet August 8th at 5 p.m., where they will discuss incident reports for the week and be given an update on the $5,000 grant award from California State Library for the Park Pass Program. The Board of Public Utilities will meet
This Week at City Hall, July 5
City Council Line 15- Economic and Fiscal Impact of UCR The council will consider approving a Professional Services Agreement with Economic and Planning Systems Inc., of Sacramento. Which will analyze the economic and fiscal impact of the University of California Riverside campus on the surrounding
This Week at City Hall, June 27-28
Tuesday, June 28 City Council Item 8 – Solid Waste Division positions Staff will present a report on job openings in the Solid Waste Division, the number of open positions, reasons for difficulty in filling the positions, strategies for filling the positions, and the use of routing and navigation so
This Week at City Hall: June 6-10
TUESDAY, JUNE 7 City Council (Special Meeting) The council will carry over its closed-session discussion from June 1 regarding the recruitment and hiring of a new city manager to replace Al Zelinka, who resigned the position effective June 3. City Council Item 12 – COVID-19 safety proceduresThe coun
This Week at City Hall: May 23
Item 6a The council will vote on a motion to waive the usual notification requirements of the Sunshine Ordinance, also known as the Brown Act, to allow the addition of a resolution supporting the Mulberry Garden Apartments Project. The Sunshine Ordinance requires 72 hour notification for any additio
This Week at City Hall: May 16
City Council Item 8: SiFi Networks proposal for fiber-optic network On Tuesday the Council will review the recommendation of the Mobility and Infrastructure Committee to enter into a development agreement with SiFi Networks to create a city-wide fiber-optic network. SiFi Networks is proposing that i
This Week in City Hall: May 3
Work continues on the general fund and biennial budgets, a grant can help pay for a new RPD service dog, and the Board of Ethics considers amending its current code.