Rialto Progress Fall 2020

FALL 2020

THE COMMUNITY MAGAZINE OF THE CITY OF RIALTO

yourrialto.com

Rialto City Council, City Clerk,
City Treasurer and Department Heads

Deborah Robertson...................................................................................................................................................... Mayor
Ed Scott............................................................................................................................................................ Mayor Pro Tem
Joe Baca Jr....................................................................................................................................................Council Member
Rafael Trujillo...............................................................................................................................................Council Member
Andy Carrizales...........................................................................................................................................Council Member
Barbara A. McGee............................................................................. City Clerk / Director of Management Services
Edward J. Carrillo.............................................................................................................................................City Treasurer
Rod Foster.......................................................................................................................................................... City Manager
Stephen Erlandson..........................................................................................................................Deputy City Manager
Eric Vail.................................................................................................................................................Interim City Attorney
Mark P. Kling..........................................................................................................................................................Police Chief
Bob Chandler......................................................................................................................... Interim Director of Finance
Angela McCray................................................................................................................. Director of Human Resources
Brian Park....................................................................................................................................................Interim Fire Chief
Michael Tahan..............................................................................................................Interim Director of Public Works
Karen Peterson...................................................................................Acting Director of Community Development
Sean Grayson................................................................................................Interim Director of Community Services

City Council Meetings: 2nd & 4th Tuesday, 6:30p.m.

CABLE ADVISORY COMMISSION NEIGHBORHOOD & HOUSING TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION
Oscar Samuel Hinojosa Jr. PRESERVATION & BEAUTIFICATION Allan Kirst
Daniel E. Peeden COMMISSION Joshua Holeman
Joe Lyons Joanne T. Gilbert John Plasencia
Roy Mason Linda Goffney Kelvin Moore
Shelanda Langdon Johan S. Rodriguez
Meeting Information: Jennifer L. Morris Stacy Augustine
3rd Monday – 6:30 pm Theresa Schneider Vacant (Student Commissioner)
Council Chambers, City Hall Vacant (Student Commissioner) Meeting Information:
Responsible Department:
City Clerk/Management Services Meeting Information: 1st Wednesday – 6:00 pm
(909) 820-2519 3rd Wednesday – 6:00 pm Council Chambers, City Hall
Council Chambers, City Hall Responsible Department: Public Works
HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION Responsible Department: (909) 421-7279
William Richard Brown III Development Services (909) 421-7246
Judy Combs UTILITIES COMMISSION
Karen Lozano PLANNING COMMISSION Richard Chitwood
Lino Martinez Dale Estvander June Hayes
Channing T. Hawkins, Sr. Frank Gonzalez Kevin Carlson Kobbe
Brenda Parker Artist Gilbert Barbara Zrelak - Rickman
Vacant Jerry Gutierrez James Shields
Student Commissioner - Vacant John A. Peukert Vacant (Student Commissioner)
Al H. Twine
Meeting Information: BarBara L. Chavez Meeting Information:
2nd Monday – 6:30 pm Vacant (Student Commissioner) 3rd Tuesday – 6:00 pm
Council Chambers, City Hall Council Chambers, City Hall
Responsible Department: Meeting Information: Responsible Department: City Admin
City Clerk/Management Services 2nd & last Wednesday – 6:00 pm (909) 820-2525, ext. 2062
(909) 820-2519 Council Chambers, City Hall
Responsible Department: RECREATION COMMISSION
MOBILE HOME RENT Community Development Joe Britt
REVIEW COMMISSION (909) 421-7246 James Maldonado
Barbara Blackston Janice A. Morrison
Sara Garcia HISTORICAL PRESERVATION John Silva
Carole D. Sharp COMMISSION Scott Robert Sparks
Robert Wilson Albert Calderon Jose M. Aparicio
yourrialto.com Vacant Paul Adam Verdugo Noemy Clara
Suzanne T. Chitwood Vacant (Student Commissioner)
Meeting Information: Lisa L. Bartley Meeting Information:
As Needed Tina Meyer 1st Tuesday – 6:30 pm
Council Chambers, City Hall Vacant (Student Commissioner) Council Chambers, City Hall
Responsible Department:
City Clerk/Management Services Meeting Information: Responsible Department:
(909) 820-2519 4th Monday – 6:00 pm Community Services
Council Chambers, City Hall (909) 421-4949
Responsible Department:
2 Community Development (909) 820-2505

A Community Message City Manager’s Message

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Rod Foster, City Manager

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Table of Contents Rialto Progress Contents Page 8 Page 14

General Information Page 24

City Manager's Message......................................................3 RIALTO COMMUNITY SE
City Contacts...........................................................................5 R I A L T O N E T W O R KPageP15R E S
Important Resources............................................................6
COVID-19...................................................................................7 Page 24
News...........................................................................................8
Rialto Fire............................................................................... 12 F
Rialto Police........................................................................... 14 RIA
City of Rialto Budget Summary...................................... 15
Community Development............................................... 18
Public Works......................................................................... 19
Farmers Market.................................................................... 20
Rialto Network..................................................................... 21

Community Services

Library..................................................................................... 22
Virtual Community Center............................................... 24
Senior Services..................................................................... 25

Special Events & Programs

Community Clean-Up Days............................................. 26
Hazardous Waste................................................................ 27
Trash Sweeping App.......................................................... 28
Burrtec.................................................................................... 29
Free Oil Filters....................................................................... 30
Walk Like MADD.................................................................. 31

www.yourrialto.com/virtual-community-center

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to walk again. Will you help us reach the finish line?

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opportunity for everyone to participate in a VIRTUAL WALKERS & RUNNERS

4 yourrialto.com F E A T Uhealthy, fun activity while helping our community. Adult
Join us by walking at your own pace, in your ownYouth
place! Follow us on Facebook and Instagram
@MADDCalifornia to share who you’re walking with, $20.00 (before 9-10-2020)
$25.00 (after 9-10-2020)

$15.00 (before 9-10-2020)

$20.00 (after 9-10-2020)

and honor who you’re walking for. With every step

City Contacts and Departments City Contacts and Departments

City of Rialto
City Manager............................................................909-820-2689
Mayor and Council.................................................909-820-2689
Community Compliance......................................909-820-8070

Administrative Services
Finance Division......................................................909-820-2544
Information Technology...................................... 909-421-7220
Purchasing Division...............................................909-820-2539

Human Resources City's expanded services days
Personnel .................................................................909-820-2540
Risk Management..................................................909-820-2540 NOW OPEN Monday-Friday 7am-6pm
Community Services
Community Services Department...................909-421-4949
Classes.............................................................. 909-421-4949

Fit4Kids*............................................................909-820-2611
Fitness & Aquatic Center.............................909-820-2611
Senior Center..................................................909-877-9706
Special Events................................................909-421-4949
Sports................................................................ 909-421-4949
Tiny Tots/Preschool......................................909-421-4949
Rialto Historical Museum......................................909-875-1750
Sandra Courtney Playhouse............................... 909-873-8514

City Clerk/Management Services
City Clerk................................................................... 909-820-2519
Rialto Network......................................................... 909-421-7235
U.S. Passport Service............................................. 909-820-2519
Healthy Rialto........................................................... 909-820-2519
Notary Public........................................................... 909-820-2519

Community Development
Building & Safety....................................................909-820-2505
Business Licensing................................................. 909-820-2517
Development Services......................................... 909-421-7246
Economic Development......................................909-820-8014
Garage/Yard Sale.................................................... 909-820-2517
Housing Programs.................................................909-820-8012
Planning..................................................................... 909-820-2535

Fire Department Public Works Fall 2020
Emergencies..................................................................................911 Engineering..............................................................909-421-4999
Administration........................................................ 909-820-2501 Engineering – Transportation............................909-421-4999
Fire Prevention........................................................909-820-2501 Environment............................................................ 909-421-4921
Police Department Maintenance – Parks/Streets..............................909-820-2602
Emergencies..................................................................................911 Recycling/Waste Management......................... 909-421-7222
Administration........................................................ 909-820 -2578 Signal/Street Sign Maintenance........................909-820-2602
Animal Control........................................................ 909-421-7203 Traffic..........................................................................909-820-2602
Citizen’s Academy..................................................909-820-2572 City Treasurer
Pride Platoon*..........................................................909-820-2565 City Treasurer...........................................................909-820-2522
Utilities/Water Conservation/Rebate Programs Cemetery Information..........................................909-820-2522
Information...........................................909-820-2525, ext. 2062 *Funded by Rialto’s Community Development Block Grant Program (CDBG)

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Important Resources CITY OF RIALTO RESPONDS

Important Resources

For the latest news and additional resources, visit www.YourRialto.com,
or call the numbers below for more information.

YourRialto.com Public Information Stay Connected!
about Covid-19
Latest news and links via a message. Follow the City and
to various resources. our departments on
Updated daily.
social media.
(909) 820-2525
ext. 2099

Hours 24/7

Visit COVID-19 COVID-19
sbcovid19.com Testing Sites Hotline
sbcovid19.com/
For Covid-19, San testing-sites (909) 387-3911
Bernardino County
related information. Find testing sites Monday through
in San Bernardino Friday

County 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

yourrialto.com Visit Food Assistance Senior
covid19.ca.gov Program Information
& Assistance
For updates from the sbcovid19.com/
State and Governor. food-assistance Hotline
1-800-510-2020

Monday-Friday
8:30am-5pm

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Help Protect Yourself and Others from COVID-19 COVID-19

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Dispose of
Wash your hands often used gloves
and masks
in the trash

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News PRESIDENTIAL GENERAL ELECTION

November 3, 2020 Presidential General Election

yourrialto.com The Presidential General Election will be held on Tuesday, 24 Hour Mail Ballot Drop Off Locations
November 3, 2020. Due to newly enacted legislation, San
Bernardino County voters will experience some changes in the • Rialto City Hall Parking Lot
way this election is conducted. 290 W. Rialto Ave.

Vote by Mail • Sandra Courtney Community Playhouse
150 E. San Bernardino Ave.
Ballots will be mailed to all registered voters beginning October
5, 2020. Voters may return their voted mail ballot: • Rialto Fire Station #4
• To the Registrar of Voters in San Bernardino 3288 N. Alder Ave.
• At a Mail Ballot Drop-off Location during regular business
#VoteReady
hours
• At a 24-hour Mail Ballot Drop Box Voters are encouraged to make sure their registration is up-
• At any Early Vote site to-date using the My Elections Gateway web application at
• At any polling place www.SBCountyElections.com and can re-register at www.
• By mail via the U.S. Postal Service as long as the ballot is RegisterToVote.ca.gov to make necessary updates. Eligible
citizens that are not yet registered to vote are also encouraged
postmarked on or before Election Day. to register now.
Voters can track their mail ballot status using the Secretary
of State’s mail ballot tracking system at WheresMyBallot.sos. #BeHeardNovember3rd
ca.gov. Voters can sign-up now!
The Registrar of Voters wants to make sure all voters have an
Vote in Person opportunity to cast a ballot and make their voice heard. Voters
with questions or concerns are encouraged to contact the
In-person voting options will still be available. However, due to Registrar of Voters by email at [email protected].
safety concerns during this COVID-19 pandemic, voters will be gov or by phone at (909) 387-8300.
required to practice social distancing inside any voting location
and comply with public health orders regarding face coverings Follow the San Bernardino County Registrar of Voters
in effect at that time. In addition, poll workers will regularly on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter or visit www.
sanitize voting booths, pens, ballot marking devices and poll SBCountyElections.com for more information about this
pads throughout the day. election as it becomes available.
Voters may choose to vote in person:
• At the Registrar of Voters in San Bernardino beginning Rialto City Clerk’s Office

October 5, 2020 The Rialto City Clerk’s Office is a designated Mail Ballot Drop-
• At an Early Vote site Off Location. Open during normal business hours and will
• At any polling place on Election Day remain OPEN until 8:00 p.m. the day of the Election. You can
call (909) 820-2519.

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UPDATES AROUND RIALTO News

Frisbie Park Expansion Project Opening Soon Fall 2020

Despite the intense summer heat and drifting smoke from nearby mountain fires, construction crews have been working nonstop
to wrap up the finishing touches at the Frisbie Park Expansion project. Year-long construction included the renovation of existing
baseball and softball fields, the addition of new accessible restrooms, expanded parking, new playgrounds, skate spot, dog park, picnic
areas, and much more! Your Public Works Department is working diligently to ensure that the water-conscious Hybrid Bermudagrass
is fully established, and safety handrails get installed at stairs and ramps before the park opens for public use. Stay tuned for further
announcements regarding the projected Fall 2020 opening date.

Fire Station 205 Entering Phase 2

Fire Station 205, located on 1485 S Willow Avenue, is near completion of phase 2
construction. In phase 1, a new four-bay apparatus building and modular living quarters
were constructed allowing a fire engine and ambulance to be staffed on site 24 hours
per day. Phase 2 has delivered a 7,000 square foot two-bay permanent Fire Station.
Response times and overall service have improved with the new fire station as it serves
more than 15,000 people that live south of Randall Avenue in Rialto. Stay tuned for
further announcements regarding the projected Fall 2020 opening date.

Did You Know?

An apparatus bay is where
the vehicles and other fire
fighting equipment are cleaned,
maintained, and stored.
It is a space intended for storing
and maintaining the most
expensive and complicated
vehicles on the road, ensuring that
they can be quickly and safely
deployed when the call for service
comes in.

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News NEW DEVELOPMENT

New Businesses

Rialto Family Pharmacy Rainbow Auto Shop

A new pharmacy at 436 S. Riverside Avenue. A new automobile service shop at 993 W.
Valley Blvd., Suite 217.
Stichic
GM Family Plates
A new clothing store at 1245 W. Renaissance
Pkwy. Suite 550. Offering kitchenware at 200 W. Foothill Blvd.,
Suite D5.
Starbucks
Dollar Tree
A third location at 1235 W. Foothill
Boulevard. Offering general discount retail merchandise
at 1205 W. Foothill Blvd. Suite B.

New Projects Coming Soon

Charleys Philly Steaks Juice It Up!

1611 S. Riverside Avenue - Restaurant 1255 W. Foothill Boulevard, Suite C – A fast
specializing in Philly cheesesteak casual restaurant specializing in raw juice
sandwiches. and smoothies.

Norms Restaurants AT&T Store

1325 W. Renaissance Parkway - A diner-style 1255 W. Foothill Boulevard, Suite D – A cell
restaurant. phone and supplies store.

Panera Bread Bright Now! Dental
1588 S. Riverside Avenue - A bakery-café fast 1275 W. Foothill Boulevard, Suite A –
casual restaurant. A dental office.

yourrialto.com The Buffalo Spot Blink Fitness

1275 W. Foothill Boulevard, Suite D – A 1205 W. Foothill Boulevard, Suite A –
restaurant specializing in chicken wings. A fitness gym.

UPS Store

1315 W. Renaissance Parkway #850 –
A shipping and mailing service.

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TEMPORARY News
OUTDOOR OPERATIONS GUIDELINES
Fall 2020
WORKING WITH
BUSINESSES

We are assisting businesses with temporarily relocating
their operations to outdoors with our Temporary
Outdoor Operations Guidelines.

Temporary Outdoor Operations Guidelines

The Temporary Outdoor Operations Guidelines are intended to support
businesses such as restaurants, hair and nail salons, barbers, fitness gyms, and
similar uses that wish to temporarily relocate indoor business operations to the
outdoors and create a safe and clean environment for workers and customers in
compliance with State COVID-19 Industry Guidance.
Temporary outdoor operations will be considered in substantial compliance
with any existing permits for the property when a business implements these
guidelines. A courtesy visit by a Community Development Department staff
member can be scheduled to confirm implementation once the form on the
reverse is completed and submitted to the City at [email protected].
These guidelines are temporary and will only be in effect during the timeline
that the State enacts the temporary closure of various indoor activities.

Operational Guidelines

1. Temporary outdoor operations may only be located on-site on private
property within outdoor patios or within parking spaces, except for ADA
accessible parking spaces. Up to 50% on-site parking spaces may be
converted to outdoor operations, unless other nearby parking is available.
Business owners are responsible for obtaining the property owner or
property manager’s approval for the use of parking lots and other shared
areas.

2. Temporary outdoor operations must not obstruct pedestrian traffic, ADA
access, and emergency ingress/egress. The business owner must always
maintain a 4-foot wide unobstructed sidewalk clearance from any outdoor appurtenances. Additionally, the business owner must
always maintain a 2-foot wide clearance between any outdoor appurtenances and the face of any curb adjacent to vehicle parking
spaces.

3. Temporary outdoor operations located within parking spaces must be protected by a physical barrier to prevent vehicles from
intruding into the space. The physical barrier can be a concrete wheelstop/metal barricade combination, jersey barrier (K-rail),
or similarly effective barrier. Temporary outdoor operations, including the physical barrier, must not encroach into drive aisles or
conflict with any vehicle traffic.

4. The area designated for temporary outdoor operations must provide for social distancing between patrons (i.e., six feet of separation)
in compliance with Federal, State, or County orders or guidelines applicable to the COVID-19 emergency.

5. The area designated for temporary outdoor operations must be kept free from trash and debris.
6. The business owner is responsible for the security and maintenance of the temporary outdoor operations area, and the associated

equipment, furniture, materials, etc. should be removed after business hours and located out of the public right-of-way in a secure
location.
7. Other permit requirements, including hours of operation, remain in effect.
8. Live entertainment is prohibited, unless authorized under a separate permit.
9. Authorization from the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) is required for temporary outdoor alcohol
service.
10. State COVID-19 Industry Guidance, CAL/OSHA, and County Department of Public Health requirements remain in effect.

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Rialto Fire

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Second Week of October 2020

For more information, call RialtoFireDepartment
the weed abatement hotline at (909) 820-2691

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Blood Drive

BLOOD DRIVE Fall 2020
City of Rialto

Location: Grace Vargas Senior Center
1411 S Riverside Ave
Rialto, CA 92376

Wednesday, November 4, 2020
10:00am-4:00pm

For a limited time, the American Red Cross will test all blood, platelet and plasma donations for COVID-19
antibodies as an additional health service to our donors.

ALL DONORS AND STAFF WILL BE SCREENED BEFORE ENTERING THE DRIVE.

Please schedule an appointment online by visiting www.redcrossblood.org and enter
sponsor code: gracevargas
or call 1-800-RED-CROSS.

Picture ID Required. We are ONLY accepting appointments to help maintain social
distancing at this time. Only healthy donors will be allowed inside as well.

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Rialto Police RIALTO POLICE

SWAG—Social Work Actions Group (SWAG)

Q: What is SWAG? Q: How has SWAG currently helped our community?

SWAG is a nonprofit organization that possesses the The following is our summary from June 1, 2020 – August
expertise in assisting, managing and tracking homeless 31, 2020, which reflects the efforts and impacts made
individuals throughout the City of Rialto. since we have implemented SWAG. You can visit www.
RialtoPolice.com for more detailed reports of our current
Q: When did the partnership with SWAG and the Rialto statistics.
• 551 Homeless Individuals Contacted
Police Department begin? • 92 Homeless Individuals Provided Services
On May 12, 2020, City Council approved the transition of • 44 Homeless Individuals Connected to Medical Services
managing and oversight of the Homeless Emergency Aid • 44 Homeless Individuals Connected to Mental Health
Program (HEAP) grant funds awarded to the City of Rialto
in 2019. Since June 1, 2020, the Rialto Police Department Services
has provided services to the homeless population by • 18 Homeless Veterans Linked to Veteran Services
contracting with SWAG. • 10 Homeless Individuals Connected to Substance Abuse

Q: What separates SWAG from other homeless outreach programs? Treatments
• 24 Homeless Individuals Have Exited Life on the Streets
While there are many, the primary factor is their proactivity. • 4 Homeless Individuals Have Returned to Life on the
SWAG seeks out the individual in need, where other
homeless programs require the individual to seek them out. Streets
SWAG is pounding the pavement in the community seeking
out the homeless in Rialto on a daily basis. They speak with
these individuals one on one and create customized plans
for each person. These plans often include, medical services,
mental health services, permanent and transitional housing,
substance abuse programs and Veteran Services.
The exciting part is the plan does not stop there. SWAG
will physically take our homeless individuals to doctor
appointments, the DMV, financial assistance agencies and
housing facilities. They also follow-up with each person on a
daily basis to ensure that the plan is working appropriately.
If not, SWAG will address each individual’s opportunity
and make adjustments accordingly. Their goal is to leave no
excuse on the table for these individuals and to give them
every opportunity to say “YES” to assistance.

Q: Who works on the SWAG team?

Marquis Palmer is the lead outreach specialist and his team
members include Jacelyn Cervantes, Julio Valdez, and
Alexia Perez. This team is built on compassion and empathy
for others. They have a heart for serving the community
and finding solutions to combat homelessness one person
at a time.

yourrialto.com Q: How can I contact SWAG if myself or someone I know needs

their services?
They can be reached via telephone at (833)792-4674 ext.
#2 or by email at [email protected]

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CITY OF RIALTO Budget Summary
BUDGET SUMMARY

On August 11, 2020, the City Council adopted its annual budget for the fiscal year commencing
on July 1, 2020. The 2020-21 Adopted Budget demonstrates a commitment to the City Council’s
Guiding Principles and Community Values as well as open and transparent communication with the
citizens of Rialto and either maintains or increases existing City services levels and programs.
The Adopted Budget, as presented, is “balanced in, balanced better” reflecting a surplus of approximately
$3.8 million. The surplus is intended to absorb any unforeseen financial impacts resulting from the
COVID-19 pandemic.
The Adopted Budget includes operating budgets for the General Fund, and its associated departments,
as well as the special revenue funds, enterprise funds, internal service funds, and capital funds.
Additionally, this budget includes the budgets for the Rialto Housing Authority, the Rialto Utility
Authority, the Maintenance and Street Lighting Districts, and the Successor Agency. The General
Fund operating budget is approximately $101.2 million of the $225.5 million Adopted Budget
amount. General Fund requirements are funded primarily with property taxes, sales and utility user
taxes, departmental revenues, and other sources.
BUDGET SUMMARY

Total City Expenses by Fund Actual Actual Revised Budget Projected Budget
2017/2018 2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021
General Fund
(including Working Capital) $ 96,544,094 $ 95,409,363 $ 105,344,737 $ 101,211,903
Special Revenue Funds
Capital Project Funds 30,843,629 29,194,002 103,268,998 34,722,238
Successor Agency Funds
Enterprise Funds 12,279,535 6,457,678 15,750,635 14,079,156
Internal Service Funds
Rialto Utility Authority (1,521,429) 9,589,396 13,150,862 11,250,022
Rialto Housing Authority
Debt Service Funds 10,771,206 3,763,054 1,531,107 2,495,439
TOTAL
7,801,455 10,186,465 12,061,288 14,517,608

40,257,491 38,062,471 52,274,205 46,356,622

(368,835) 121,969 156,730 136,559

2,173,983 2,187,887 2,182,947 741,533

$ 198,781,128 $ 194,972,285 $ 305,721,508 $ 225,511,079

Fall 2020

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Budget Summary CITY OF RIALTO BUDGET SUMMARY, cont.

GENERAL FUND REVENUES

General fund revenues are projected to be $105.0 million in 2020-21. The primary sources of general fund
revenues are sales taxes ($18.8 million), in lieu of property tax ($14.7 million), utility users tax ($13.1 million),
and property taxes ($13.2 million). These four sources produce 57% of the City’s General Fund Revenue of
$105.0 million.

Revenue Category Actual Actual Revised Budget YTD Projected Budget
2017/2018 2018/2019 2019/2020 2019/2020 2020/2021
Operating Revenues
$ 11,034,247 $ 13,135,588 $ 11,850,000 $ 12,491,697 $ 13,194,155
Taxes 11,625,962 13,212,748 13,830,000 14,478,083 14,695,250
Property Taxes 16,828,480 21,980,145 19,890,050 17,463,012 18,765,350
In Lieu Property Tax (VLF) 13,592,657 13,035,913 13,058,239 11,167,026 13,081,510
Sales Tax 5,308,206 5,523,950 5,643,000 5,411,822 5,595,540
Utility Users Tax
Other Taxes $ 58,389,551 $ 66,888,344 $ 64,271,289 $ 61,011,640 $ 65,331,805
Taxes

Licenses & Permits $ 5,392,006 $ 5,575,976 $ 5,398,380 $ 5,823,749 $ 6,242,950
Fines, Forfeitures & Penalties 682,053 543,365 626,800 462,779 733,200
Use of Money & Property 811,308 910,995
Revenue from Other Agencies 1,463,321 1,388,940 1,280,277
Charges for Current Services 8,880,014 5,863,678 6,101,997 5,941,251 5,808,230
Restricted Revenues 8,113,884 9,962,294 9,674,660 7,873,547 8,147,077
RUA-lease & contract
payments 20,760 4,470 - 76 20,000
Transfers In
Other Revenues 2,742,000 2,742,000 3,140,530 1,140,530 3,140,532
Development Agreements
Sub-Total Operating 4,644,103 4,379,064 5,120,694 3,499,640 3,946,501
Revenues 1,427,337 4,089,092 826,690 1,116,375 737,000
1,373,517
198,320 8,763,000 505,138 5,100,000

$ 91,301,337 $ 102,885,121 $ 105,312,980 $ 88,285,720 $ 100,487,572

Non-Operating Revenues $ 447 $ 27 $ 200 $ - $ 200
Transfers-Pers Property Tax 6,730,559 2,386,648 - 103,118 -
Airport Asset Sales - 175,918 - -
Other Asset Sales 4,529,000

Sub-Total Non $ 6,731,006 $ 2,562,592 $ 200 $ 103,118 $ 4,529,200
Operating Revenues

TOTAL GENERAL FUND $ 98,032,343 $ 105,447,713 $ 105,313,180 $ 88,388,838 $ 105,016,772
REVENUES

yourrialto.comFor several years now, the City has outperformed most other cities within the County of San Bernardino, so the
economic forecast is promising with 2020-21 forecasted as another strong year. Sales tax revenue has grown by 82%
since 2016 with additional development to come in 2020-21. The City is entering into its fourth year of impressive
sales tax growth with a historical trend of a 117.4% increase over the last 3 years. Additionally, as a result of several
years of economic growth and development within the City, the City’s assessed values have increased by over 9% in
2019-20. The increase in assessed value is reflected in the increase in the City’s average single family residential sales
price, which has increased by 144% since the housing market crash in 2009. The forecast for 2020-21 reflects an
16 8% increase in property tax revenue as a result.

CITY OF RIALTO BUDGET SUMMARY, cont. Budget Summary

GENERAL FUND EXPENDITURES

General fund expenditures are projected to be $101.2 million in 2020-21. The table below illustrates how
the City funds are expended by department. Police and fire services are the primary expenditures for the City,
making up 64% of the City’s total expenditures.

Department Actual Actual Revised Budget Projected Budget
2017/2018 2018/2019 2019/2020 2020/2021
City Manager $ 718,146 $ 586,366
-Community Compliance $ 795,916 $ 1,231,322
1,036,759 916,907 1,028,178 1,148,658
City Council 417,400 490,164 673,623 608,916
City Clerk 566,105 491,113 640,435 739,926
Management Services 748,434 857,115 967,749 981,435
City Treasurer 444,224 504,905 562,903 630,182
Human Resources/Risk Management 821,431 893,761 992,360 1,279,329
Finance 1,750,396 1,846,369 2,159,301
1,547,966 243,585 292,627 327,975
-Purchasing 212,780 6,047,268 4,356,255 4,264,406
Community Development 166,322 244,211 258,423
Business Licensing 4,835,539 21,847,993
Fire 154,594 32,590,749 24,023,466 24,147,565
Police 9,643,504 37,055,241 40,687,582
Public Works-General 23,238,803 11,252,574 11,306,273
30,391,271
Community Services
Non Department 7,914,217

Comm Svc Transfer 3,461,672 3,844,980 4,145,359 4,342,584
Cemetery Transfer
2,704,741 2,724,520 3,165,469 -
LMD & SLD Transfer 18,855 26,700 25,880 420,500

Vehicle Replacement 1,856,604 471,160 819,550 164,020
Int Serv Fund Transfer
Other Non Departmental 175,489 220,594 1,967,649 800,000
OPEB Contribution
Total Operating Expenditures 1,961,886 475,000 - -

Non Operating 6,543,067 2,604,813 7,031,190 4,846,734
Capital Projects Fund
One-Time Projects 1,058,365 - - -

Total Non Operating Expenditures $ 90,828,346 $ 87,397,913 $ 101,887,005 $ 100,345,133

TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 2,642,791 $ 3,424,111 $ 3,184,160 $ 866,770

3,349,941 4,587,339 273,573 -

$ 5,992,731 $ 8,011,449 $ 3,457,733 $ 866,770

$ 96,821,077 $ 95,409,363 $ 105,344,737 $ 101,211,903

Personnel costs of $70.1 million is 69% of the City’s total expenditure budget of $101.2 million. Personnel Fall 2020
costs include salaries, benefits, as well as the City’s annual contribution for its pension unfunded accrued liability.
For more information, please contact the Finance Department at (909) 820-2544. Thank you!

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Community Development CITY OF RIALTO RESPONDS

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

The Community Development Department is providing its full range of permitting and inspection services during the COVID-19
emergency. Our Permitting Services counter is open to the public. Staff are also able to intake, process and issue permits electronically
and we are continuing to receive a steady volume of new applications.
Building inspections also continue with Inspectors maintaining social distancing practices for exterior and new commercial project
inspections while utilizing video conferencing technology for residential interior inspections. Planning Division staff continue to
process and advance their caseloads and will conduct Planning Commission hearings as needed throughout the emergency utilizing
video conferencing technology.
Business Licensing Division staff have been assisting with business outreach during the emergency.
To further assist our customers the City has launched its new eTrakit portal. eTrakit is an online system that allows customers to apply
for building permits, submit building plans, schedule inspections and submit business license and planning permit applications. To
view or access the eTrakit system please visit the Community Development Department’s webpage.
https://www.yourrialto.com/city-hall/departments/development-services-department
For additional information or assistance, please contact staff at the following:

Division Email Phone

Planning [email protected] (909) 820-2505

Business License [email protected] (909) 820-2517
Building [email protected] (909) 820-2505
(909) 421-4978 - Inspections

yourrialto.com

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CITY OF RIALTO RESPONDS Public Works

PUBLIC WORKS For additional information or
assistance, please contact the
The Public Works Department is open to provide Administrative, Engineering, appropriate division at the following:
Solid Waste Management and Maintenance Services in person, by phone, online MAINTENANCE DIVISION/
or via email and continue to receive reports for the following issues: TRAFFIC SIGNAL ISSUES/
• Trash/Illegal Dumping
• Potholes JSTREET LIGHT OUTAGES:
• City Tree Issues (909) 820-2602
• Park Maintenance Issues
• Damaged or Lifting Sidewalks, Curbs or Gutters v [email protected]
• Traffic Signal Issues Bhttp://yourrialto.com/city-hall/
• Street Light Outages
• Graffiti departments/public-works/
The Engineering Division is open to receive Transportation, Encroachment and
various Development permits to keep projects moving forward. To speak to JENGINEERING DIVISION
someone in person, please call to make an appointment. We also continue to (909) 421-4999
receive and process these permit types via email and online.
v [email protected]
v For Permits: Fall 2020

[email protected]
To Report Graffiti:

J(909) 820-2670
v [email protected]
Bhttp://yourrialto.com/city-hall/

departments/public-works/

SOLID WASTE/HOUSEHOLD

JHAZARDOUS WASTE
(909) 421-7222

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Farmers Market All market staff, farmers and producers are dedicated to adhering to health and safety standards
and providing safe and reliable access to nutritious foods necessary for a healthy community.
yourrialto.com
Certified

We ask that people who are visiting the market to please follow the current
guidelines when shopping to help keep the market safe and running smoothly:

• Practice Social Distancing. Please do not crowd around the vendor booths. If someone is
at the booth, please wait, at least 6 ft. of distance until it’s your turn.

• Face Coverings. When visiting the market, it’s highly recommended that individuals wear
face coverings.

• Do Not Touch. We ask that you do not touch any food items. The vendors are more than
happy to bag your items for you.

• No Lingering. After completing your purchases please do not linger at that market.
We now have $10 Market Match when you
use your EBT or Pandemic Card.
Visit us at the Farmer’s Market for more
details. We accept WIC and SNAP

We look forward to seeing you every Wednesday!
Stay Healthy Rialto!

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Rialto Network

RIALTO NETWORK PROGRAMMING Fall 2020
COMMUNITY MESSAGE BOARD
PUBLIC ACCESS SHOWS

Contact Us

(909) 421-7235
RialtoNetwork.com

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Library Resources SAN BERNARDINO Library Hours:
Tues-Thurs, 11:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
COUNTY Sat, 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
until further notice

School and Homework Resources

Kids InfoBits – ABC Mouse–
This kid-friendly database contains Early literacy skills are disguised as fun
thousands of encyclopedia-like articles and games as early learners prepare
on the people, places, things, and for pre-k, kindergarten, and the early
events that kids need to know about for elementary grades.
their homework.
Educational Games for Kids
Books & Authors
An excellent resource to help the eager ClicTk eHesrteiTnogChe&ck OEutdOuurcNaewtieostnOnRlineefDeartaebnascee! Center
reader find a new book. Includes a
read-a-like search function and author TeIsnticnlgu&deEsducoavtieorn R3e0fe0renpcreaCcetnicteer tests for
biographies as well as book summaries. everything from the GED, to the SAT,is a start-to-finish resource with all the information and support materials

Opposing Viewpoints In Context – needed to make informed, confident decisions to shape the rest of your life.
An essential source of primary and much more!Get Free Study and Test Help in both English and Spanish for:
documents, statistics, images, video, High School - GED, AP, SAT, ACT
and audio perfect for researching every Graduate School - GRE, LSAT, MCATMedical Assisting
hot button social issue. Professional - ASVAB, Firefighter, Law Enforcement
Auto Repair /Collision Repair
Medium/Heavy Truck Repair
Cosmetology

Student Resources In Context –
This one stop online encyclopedia
includes articles and audio/visual
files on historical events and modern
happenings.

General Reference Center – Mango –
The student’s go to database for Learn over 70 different languages—
reference material on current events, including Spanish, ESL, French, and
pop culture, trending topics, and Pirate! Where will you Mango?
everything in between.

Biography In Context – Health and Wellness –
Contains over 600,000 biographies on Provides access to nearly 400 medical
the world’s most influential people. journals, pamphlets, and videos. Find
Search by name, ethnicity, occupation, answers to all your medical questions.
and more!

yourrialto.com San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools’ SBCL database tutorials at
http://www.sbcss.k12.ca.us/index.php/san-bernardino-county-library

Also thousands of books, magazines, CDs, audiobooks, and DVDs
in every branch—with more titles being added everyday!
Visit Us at www.sbclib.org today!

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SAN BERNARDINO Library Hours: Library Resources
Tues-Thurs, 11:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
COUNTY Sat, 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
until further notice

eResources

Click here for eBooks, Digital Audiobooks, & More! OverDrive –

OverDrive offers eBooks, audiobooks, music and video to enjoy on your computer, smart phone, eReader or MP3 player. There’s Overdrive offers eBooks, audiobooks,
a large selection of titles available 24/7 from a customized digital media site for your library. All patrons need is a valid library card music and video to enjoy on your
to enjoy this free service. Titles automatically return themselves at the end of the lending period so there are never any late fees. computer, smart phone, eReader or
MP3 player. There’s a large selection of
If you like OverDrive, try exploring titles available 24/7 from a customized
the joys of e-reading with digital media site for your library.
Cloud Library.
Cloud Library –
Browse, borrow and read e-books.
Read or listen to one of our several
thousand ebooks and audiobook
titles—easy to use and free!

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD Ancestry –

Just added to our online databases! Learn about your ancestors for free
in the library! We provide the access,
Free access to Ancestry.com is only you discover your family’s secrets
available at your branch library and stories.
using your library card
Freegal –
VISIT ONE OF OUR 32 LOCATIONS TODAY!
Stream up to 3 hours of music a day
San Bernardino County Library LISTENING TO ALL YOUR FAVORITE MUSIC and download 5 songs per week for
Now Offers HAS JUST GOTTEN EASIER! free using Freegal Music! Discover a
MORE THAN 9 MILLION SONGS! new favorite song every day!
music
THREE HOURS OF FREE MUSIC STREAMING PER DAY AND 5 FREE DOWNLOADS A WEEK!
ALL YOU NEED IS YOUR LIBRARY CARD!

ALL YOUR FAVORITES, NOW ON THE GO!

AVAILABLE IN THE LIBRARY, AT HOME, OR THROUGH THE FREEGAL MOBILE APP.

FREEGAL HAS MUSIC FROM OVER 100 COUNTRIES AND IN HUNDREDS OF GENRES!

RBdigital – Fall 2020

Check out the latest issue of your
favorite magazine using our free online
magazine service!

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Virtual Community Center RIALTO COMMUNITY SERVICES &
RIALTO NETWORK PRESENTS

FIND CONTENT FROM THE CITY,
RIALTO COMMUNITY SERVICES STAFF,

AND OUR PARTNERS IN
VIRTUAL SERVICES.

www.yourrialto.com/virtual-community-center

ARTS & CRAFTS I EDUCATION I KIDS BOOKS I FITNESS I ACTIVE MIND & BODY
SPORTS I VIRTUAL FIELD TRIPS I SPECIAL EVENTS & CONTESTS

FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA FOR MORE INFORMATION:

RIALTOCS RIALTOCOMMUNITYSERVICES

FEATURINGyourrialto.com

Art Cooper and Co.
October 8th and 22nd

Heart and Soul Line Dancing
October 15th and November 5th

Halloween Stories
October 29th

STARTING AT 12PM • ON FACEBOOK, YOUTUBE & RIALTO NETWORK

24 S p e c t r u m C h . 3 a n d A T & T U - V e r s e C h . 9 9

SENIOR SERVICES: Senior Services

Jar Insurance Services One-Source Insurance

SENIOR NUTRITION PROGRAM LEGAL SERVICES

Senior drive through meal distribution at Grace Vargas Senior Inland Counties Legal Services is available to assist Rialto and
Center each Wednesday from 10:00am-11:00am. Suggested Colton senior residents 60 years and older. Contact their Intake
donation: $3.00 per meal for 60 years and older, $7.00 per meal Department at 1 (888) 245-4257 or their senior line at 1(800)
for 59 years and younger. (5) frozen meals, ½ gallon milk, bread, 977-4257 to schedule a telephone appointment.
fruit and a desert. For information call (909) 877-1360.
SENIOR INFORMATION AND ASSISTANCE
HEALTHCARE INSURANCE PROVIDERS
The San Bernardino County Department of Aging & Adult
Pichardo Benefits Services, LLC Services Senior Information and Assistance Program provides
Mike Pichardo (909) 754-0441 information and assistance, referrals and resources to seniors.
For information call 1-800 510-2020.
One Source Insurance Services
Vaneisa Layton-Lowe (951) 219-1049 SENIOR TRANSPORTATION

United Healthcare Omnitrans Access Service is an Americans with Disabilities Act
Sandy Salcido (909) 559-8235 (ADA) mandated public transportation service for people unable
to independently use the fixed route bus service in South
Jar Insurance Services Western San Bernardino County for all or some of their trips. For
Claudia Vargas (626) 833-2702 additional Omnitans service information call (909) 383-1680.

AARP DRIVERS SAFETY CLASS

For those that need to renew their car insurance discount AARP
offers an online course for 25% discount.
www.aarpdriversafety.org
Promo code: for 25% discount: DRIVINGSKILL
Discount good through December 31, 2020

Fall 2020

United Healthcare Pichardo Benefits

BUSINESS HOURS: Monday – Thursday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm • Friday 8:00 am - 4:00 pm 25

Community Clean-Up CLCEoAmNm-UuPniDtyAY

FREE TRASH & GREEN WASTE DISPOSAL

October 24th FREE

8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

The City of Rialto has added a new program to the Quarterly Community Clean-up Days.
The staging/check-in line will start on First Street at the corner of Palm Avenue.

Proof of residency is required (ID or Utility Bill). Business waste will not be accepted.
All participants must wear face coverings.

Please note that free dumping at the landfill is not part of our Community Clean-Up Day events.
Regular landfill fees will apply at all times.

Used Tires Shred Fest

Rialto City residents can bring up to 9 used tires to Protect your identity. Shred your personal
the Public Works Office at 335 W. Rialto Avenue on documents for free. Bring your papers to
Community Clean-Up days free of charge. Palm Ave. between 1st Street and Rialto Ave.
We will not accept tires from (across from City Hall) from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
businesses, including semi-trucks. or until the truck is full.

yourrialto.com Residents can Electronic Waste
now dispose
of trash, bulky Bring your televisions, microwaves, computers
items, and green and monitors, and other electronics to Palm Ave.
waste for free. between 1st Street and Rialto Ave. (across from City
Hall) to be recycled.

Usable Items

The Salvation Army will be accepting usable
household items (such as clean clothing, shoes,
furniture, sports equipment, etc.) on Palm Ave.
between 1st Street and Rialto Ave. (across from
City Hall).

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HAZARDOUSSafely Dispose oWf STE Hazardous Waste
Hazardous Waste

Rialto Site Schedule

Behind 246 South Willow Ave. • Fridays & Saturdays: 8 am – 12 pm

OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER

Friday 9th Friday 6th Friday 4th
Saturday 10th Saturday 7th Saturday 5th
Friday 23rd Friday 20th Friday 18th
Saturday 24th Saturday 21st Saturday 19th

We will take: 4 Cosmetics/Nail polish and remover
4 Pet Care products
4 Motor Oil and oil filters 4 Car Polish/wax 4 Fluorescent tubes and bulbs
4 Antifreeze 4 Furniture and floor polish 4 Sharps/syringes
4 Weed Killer and Fertilizers 4 Auto/Household Batteries
4 Household Cleaners 4 Aerosol paint (in approved sharps container only - free
4 Latex and Oil Base Paints 4 Medicines – prescription/ containers are available at our site during
4 Wood Preservative over the counter regular operating hours)
4 Paint Thinner 4 Pesticides

We CANNOT take:
8 Waste from any business 8 Ammunition 8 Abandoned Waste
8 Asbestos 8 Radioactive Waste 8 Televisions
8 Explosives 8 Contaminated Medical Waste 8 Computer monitors

Before transporting, be sure that: Fall 2020

- the waste is in the original container or is properly labeled for your safety and the safety of our workers
- the containers are not leaking and are sealed
- the total amount of waste does not exceed 15 gallons or 125 pounds (up to 20 gallons of used oil is allowed in containers no larger than 5 gallons)

REMEMBER:

- Save money and only buy the amount of product you need.
- When possible, use less toxic alternatives to harsh cleaning chemicals. Never mix chemicals together.
- Keep the products in their original container – do not re-use food containers to store hazardous products.
- Store supplies in a safe spot in the garage or house to prevent accidental spills, poisoning, or explosions. Look around and see what
could fall in an earthquake. Keep products away from heat sources.

For information on disposing of business waste and other non-acceptable waste, call 27
San Bernardino County Fire, Hazardous Waste at 1-800-645-9228.

Trash Sweeping Day App THE RIALTO

yourrialto.com TRASH &

SWEEPING
DAYS APP

is Available
Now!

Rialto Residents can now access
their personalized and customizable
Street Sweeping and Trash Collection

schedules online and through a
smartphone app.

Get a reminder to move your vehicles
before your street sweeping day.
In addition Household Hazardous

Waste and Community Clean-up day
schedules are also available through

this service.
Reminder Service is available via
email, text, phone call or you can

download printable calendars.

Download the app today from the App Store or Google Play.

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Schedule a Residential Burrtec

TodayBULKY ITEM PICK UP
KEEP RIALTO CLEAN

Did you know City of Rialto residential customers can schedule a
bulky item pickup twice a year at no additional cost?

PLEASE NOTE: Household hazardous waste Bulky items include the following: kitchen appliances, water
(such as paint, used motor oil and filters, heater, tables, chairs, old mattresses, electronic waste and other
household cleaners, fluorescent lights) are not bulky household items. Burrtec will collect up to ten (10) items,
accepted. These items must be disposed at the two (2) times per calendar year. Please call our Customer Service
hazardous waste collection center located at Department at (909) 877-1596 one week prior to your scheduled
246 S. Willow Ave., Rialto. For a complete list of collection day to arrange a pickup.
dates and hours of operation, please visit the
city website at yourrialto.com

You Can Help STOP
Illegal Dumping in Rialto

• If you see someone illegally dumping, do Illegal dumping of trash or other unwanted items Fall 2020
not approach them! Get a description of the in the public right of way is against the law in the
person and/or vehicle with the license plate City of Rialto. A $250 reward is being offered by
number. Contact your local law enforcement Burrtec Waste Industries, Inc., for information
agency and report it by calling (909) 820- leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone
2550. guilty of illegal dumping. Help our City stay
beautiful and clean by reporting illegal dumping
• Secure bin or containers in locking enclosures. in your area.
• Keep dumpster lids closed. (City of Rialto Municipal Code 8.30.020)
• Install “NO DUMPING” signage.
• Strengthen surveillance and patrolling by adding

cameras.
• Encourage members of the community to report

illegal dumping.

HELP OUR CITY STAY BEAUTIFUL

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Free Oil Filters Receive FREE
New Oil Filters

when you recycle
your old ones!

Saturday, October 17th Saturday, December 12th

9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 9:00 am - 2:00 pm

286 W. Foothill Blvd., Rialto, CA 92376 505 E. Foothill Blvd., Rialto, CA 92376

Open to Rialto residents only.yourrialto.com

Must provide proof of residency (ID or utility bill).
All participants must wear face coverings.

For more information call (909) 421-7221.

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MADD INLAND EMPIRE Walk Like MADD
OCTOBER 10, 2020

#DRUNKDRIVINGENDSHERE

For those who no longer can, and alongside those who are learning
to walk again. Will you help us reach the finish line?

VIRTUAL WALK

MADD is the nation’s largest nonprofit working For more information and to register for
to end drunk driving, help fight drugged driving, this year’s virtual walk visit:
WALKLIKEMADD.ORG/INLANDEMPIRE
support victims of these violent crimes and
prevent underage drinking. VIRTUAL WALKERS & RUNNERS

-------------------------------- Adult $20.00 (before 9-10-2020)
$25.00 (after 9-10-2020)
Our non-competitive virtual walk provides an
opportunity for everyone to participate in a Youth $15.00 (before 9-10-2020)
healthy, fun activity while helping our community. $20.00 (after 9-10-2020)
Join us by walking at your own pace, in your own
place! Follow us on Facebook and Instagram --------- ------
@MADDCalifornia to share who you’re walking with,
and honor who you’re walking for. With every step REGISTER YOUR TEAM TODAY!
taken and dollar raised, participants generate funds
and awareness to support MADD’s lifesaving
mission. Together we’re walking toward a future of

#NoMoreVictims.

BY SUPPORTING MADD CALIFORNIA, YOU SUPPORT OUR COMMUNITY

NO MORE VICTIMS- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Fall 2020
If you would like more information, contact Jackie Townsend
MADD Southern California
5455 Garden Grove Blvd. Suite 150, Westminster, CA 92683
(714) 838-6199 Ext. 6659 / [email protected]

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City of Rialto PRSRT STD
US POSTAGE
150 S. Palm Ave.,
Rialto, CA 92376-9948 PAID

SAN BERNARDINO, CA
PERMIT #1506

***** ECRWSSEDDM *****
Postal Customer

Hallowee n dri ve thruCity of Rialto presents...

Trick or Treat Event

A Free Experience Trick or Treating Safely From Your Car!
At Rialto Ave. between Lilac Ave. and Willow Ave.

Vehicles must enter the event at the
intersection of Rialto Ave. & Cactus Ave.
to receive a gift bag full of treats!

Virtual

halloween Contests! First come first serve while supplies last.
Follow Us: One gift bag per child. Child must be present.

CityofRialtoSE City of Rialto Attendees must stay in their vehicles and wear a face covering.
Special Events Trunks should be cleared & open for quick loading.

Saturday -O2c:0t0obp mei r 31st
11:00 a m

For more information
please call (909) 421-4949