Rialto Progress Magazine - Fall 2016

FALL 2016

RIALTOProgress

Holiday Parade - Back Cover
Fire Dept. Open House - Pg 74 Halloween Hi-Jinks - Pg 79

THE COMMUNITY MAGAZINE OF THE CITY OF RIALTO

www.rialtoca.gov

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

Deborah Robertson Mayor..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Joe Baca Jr. Mayor.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Pro Tem
Edward M. Palmer............................................................................................................................................................................................... Council Member
Ed Scott Council Member..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Barbara A. McGee City........................................................................................................ Clerk / Director of Management Services
Edward J. Carrillo City............................................................................................................................................................................................................ Treasurer
Mike Story City................................................................................................................................................................................................................. Administrator
Fred Galante City........................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Attorney
Robb Steel........................................................................Assistant City Administrator/Director of Development Services
Mat Fratus Fire Chief..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Randy DeAnda.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................Police Chief
George Harris.......................................Assistant to the City Administrator/Director of Administrative Services
Robert Eisenbeisz........................................................................................................................... Director of Public Works/City Engineer
Perry Brents Director................................................................................................................................................................ of Community Services

City Council Meetings: 2nd & 4th Tuesday

CABLE ADVISORY COMMISSION NEIGHBORHOOD & HOUSING TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION
Oscar Samuel Hinojosa Jr. Dennis Barton
Sybil E. Johnson-Helem PRESERVATION & BEAUTIFICATION Allan Kirst
Betty Luvert Kelvin Moore
Joe Lyons COMMISSION Stephanie Lewis
Roy Mason Andy Carrizales John Plasencia
Linda Goffney Max Tidler
Meeting Information: Bashir Hollins-Muhammad Meeting Information:
3rd Monday – 6:30 pm Lauren Maldonado (student) 1st Wednesday – 6:00 pm
Council Chambers, City Hall Theresa Schneider
Dianne Tolbert

Responsible Department: Meeting Information: Council Chambers, City Hall
City Clerk/Management Services 3rd Wednesday – 6:30 pm Responsible Department: Public Works
(909) 820-2519 Council Chambers, City Hall (909) 820-2602

HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION Responsible Department: UTILITIES COMMISSION
Judy Combs Development Services Richard Chitwood
(909) 421-7246
Karen Lozano June Hayes
Lino Martinez PLANNING COMMISSION Kevin Carlson Kobbe
Frank Oscar Barbara Zrelak - Rickman
Brenda Parker Dale Estvander James Shields
Frank Gonzalez
Obed Rojas Artist Gilbert
Meeting Information: Jerry Gutierrez Meeting Information:
2nd Monday – 6:30 pm John A. Peukert 3rd Tuesday – 6:15 pm
Council Chambers, City Hall Pauline Tidler Council Chambers, City Hall
Responsible Department: Al H. Twine Responsible Department: Public Works
(909) 820-2602

City Clerk/Management Services Meeting Information:
(909) 820-2519
2nd & last Wednesday – 6:00 pm RECREATION COMMISSION
Council Chambers, City Hall
MOBILE HOME RENT Responsible Department: Joe Britt
Josue Castillo
Development Services Clifford DeVost
www.rialtoca.gov REVIEW COMMISSION (909) 421-7246 Janice A. Morrison
Barbara Blackston
Sara Garcia John Silva
Jacquelyn Greene HISTORICAL PRESERVATION Scott Robert Sparks
Blakely Patterson COMMISSION Rafael Trujillo
Phyllis Lou Lawson-Hagmann Student Commissioner (vacant)
Meeting Information: Gary D. Johnson Meeting Information:
4th Wednesday – 6:30 pm Jaime Lewis 1st Tuesday – 6:30 pm
As Needed Otis Jackson Council Chambers, City Hall
Council Chambers, City Hall Responsible Department:
Responsible Department: Meeting Information: Community Services
City Clerk/Management Services 4th Monday – 6:00 pm (909) 421-4949
(909) 820-2519 Council Chambers, City Hall
2 Responsible Department:
Development Services
(909) 820-2505

Dear Friends, Mayor’s Message

Access to transportation is among a community’s most FALL 2016
prized assets, creating competitive advantages and bold
new opportunities while improving our quality of life and 3
ability to connect to the world around us.

In Rialto, proximity to major freeways, rail lines and
major logistics operations are redefining our economy
– connecting employers with employees, spurring new
economic development activity and fortifying our
reputation as a city on the move.

In that vein, I am happy to report that our city is under consideration for a $72 million grant
from the U.S. Department of Transportation to improve the I-10 interchange and Riverside
Avenue – a vital transportation link for Rialto and the region as a whole.

I would like to thank Caltrans and Assembly member Cheryl Brown for their support of
this important project, which, if approved, would reduce commute times, facilitate goods
movement and generate additional jobs throughout the Inland Empire.

It truly is an investment in our future. According to the Southern California Association
of Governments’ recently approved 2016-2040 Regional Transportation Plan/Sustainable
Communities Strategy, every $1 spent on transportation improvements yield a return of
about $2 in the form of reduced congestion, improved air quality, economic development
opportunities and increased worker productivity.

The I-10/Riverside Avenue project also speaks to the importance of freight and goods
movement to our local and regional economy. Directly or indirectly, this industry sector
accounts for one-third of all jobs and economic activity in Southern California, with the
Inland Empire quickly becoming a hub.

Maximizing this opportunity moving forward will require robust investment in our
highways and rail systems to ensure that commuter traffic flow isn’t compromised and
that our air quality doesn’t suffer. Compounding this is the reality that our population is
continuing to grow. SCAG projects that San Bernardino County alone will add 660,000
people between now and 2040.

With that in mind, our proposal seeks to address projected growth in traffic along the
I-10 and the Aqua Mansa Corridor leading into Riverside Avenue.  The plan includes
construction of a single span bridge, expansion of the on and off ramps at the I-10 freeway
and expansion of the Union Pacific Railroad bridge.

We’re proud to have played a leadership role in getting the I-10/Riverside Avenue
proposal to this point. Transportation is key to Rialto’s future, and appreciate the federal
government’s consideration of this critical project.

Deborah Robertson

MAYOR OF RIALTO

Rialto Progress Contents Rialto Progress Contents

General Information CITY OF RIALTO

n Mayor’s Message.......................................................3 FJAOIBR
n City Contacts...............................................................5
n Spotlight Articles.......................................................8 Page 34
n City Administrator’s Message............................. 10
n Annual Budget.........................................................11
n Coffee with the Chief............................................ 16
n Pride Platoon........................................................... 19
n Nextdoor.com / GPS Safe House....................... 21
n CPR, AED & First Aid / Ambulance Transport.....23
n New California Car Seat Law Changes ........... 25
n Calendar of Events................................................. 28
n RUSD Academic Calendar................................... 30
n Rialto Branch Library............................................. 32
n Rialto Job Fair/Volunteers Needed................... 34
n Garage Sale.............................................................. 37

Community Services Page 72 15th Anniversary
2001 - 2016
n How to Register...................................................... 39
n Kidstuff Tiny Tots ................................................... 40 The
n Kidstuff Preschool.................................................. 41 18th Annual
n Community Center Resources........................... 42
n Youth Sports Programs........................................ 43 FFEaSmTIVilAyLRIALTO
n Dance Classes.......................................................... 45
n Special Interest Classes......................................... 47
n Fit4Kids...................................................................... 49
n Excursions................................................................. 50
n Rialto Fitness & Aquatic Center.......................... 52
n Tom Sawyer Pool.................................................... 56
n Senior Services........................................................ 58
n Facility Rentals......................................................... 62
n City Map.................................................................... 63

Special Events & Programswww.rialwtwocwa..RgioalvtoRec.com Page 73

n Rialto Golf Tournament........................................ 64 RIALTO SPORTS
n Woman’s Club Spaghetti Dinner....................... 65
n Water Conservation............................................... 66 FAHaMll of E
n Community Clean-Up Day.................................. 68
n Used Oil Filter Exchange/Landscape Class.... 70 Page 78
n Remember 9/11....................................................... 72
n Family Festival......................................................... 73
n Rialto Fire Department Open House............... 74
n Memorial 5K 3K Run/Walk................................... 75
n Blood Drive............................................................... 76
n Hall of Fame............................................................. 78
n Halloween Hi-Jinks................................................. 79

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City Contacts and Departments City Contacts and Departments

City of Rialto

n City Administrator........................................... 909-820-2689
n Mayor and Council.......................................... 909-820-2689

Administrative Services

n Finance Division...............................................909-820-2544
n Human Resources Division...........................909-820-2540
n Purchasing Division......................................... 909-820-2539

Community Services

n Community Services Department............. 909-421-4949
Classes............................................................ 909-421-4949
Excursions...................................................... 909-877-9706

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

City Clerk/Management Services

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

Development Services Public Works FALL 2016SUMMER GUIDE 2012

n Building & Safety.............................................. 909-820-2505 n Engineering....................................................... 909-421-4999 5
n Business Licensing............................................909-820-2517 n Engineering – Transportation..................... 909-421-4999
n Code Enforcement.......................................... 909-820-2636 n Environment.......................................................909-421-4921
n Demographic Information........................... 909-820-2535 n Maintenance – Parks/Streets....................... 909-820-2602
n Development Services....................................909-421-7246 n Recycling/Waste Management....................909-421-7222
n Garage/Yard Sale..............................................909-820-2517 n Signal/Street Sign Maintenance................. 909-820-2602
n Housing Programs........................................... 909-820-8013 n Solid Waste..........................................................909-421-7221
n Planning.............................................................. 909-820-2535 n Traffic.................................................................... 909-820-2602
n Redevelopment Successor Agency............909-421-7246
City Treasurer
Fire Department
n City Treasurer.................................................... 909-820-2522
n Emergencies...........................................................................911 n Cemetery Information................................... 909-820-2522
n Administration.................................................. 909-820-2501
n Fire Prevention.................................................. 909-820-2501 *Funded by Rialto’s Community Development Block Grant Program (CDBG)

Police Department

n Emergencies...........................................................................911
n Administration.................................................. 909-820-2578
n Animal Control...................................................909-421-7203
n Citizen’s Academy............................................909-820-2560
n Pride Platoon*................................................... 909-820-2621

Community Resources Community Listings

www.rialtoca.govn Access Transportation Service (omnitrans.org/services/access)........................................................................ 909-383-1680

Adult Literacy Program*........................................................................................................... 909-875-0144
Trained library staff assists learners in their quest to become literate by helping with the selection of
reading/writing workbooks, career/job resources, and family/parenting materials. Early learning and
preschool story hours are offered at the library where families receive information about literacy services,
programs and events. Library staff also provide reference services and instruction at free weekly basic
computer classes for adult learners with little to no computing skills.

n AT&T (att.com).........................................................................................................................................................................800-288-2020
n Burrtec Waste Industries ([email protected])............................................................................................................ 909-877-1596
n Cable AT&T Uverse (att.com)........................................................................................................................................888-511-1885

Time Warner (timewarner.com).....................................................................................................................888-892-2253

Chamber of Commerce (rialtochamber.com)................................................................................875-5364
The Rialto Chamber of Commerce is a voluntary group of actively concerned business people and citizens who have
banded together to advance commercial and civic interests of our community. Our members know that the Chamber
of Commerce is their “Voice of Business” and as such is the one agency working diligently to preserve and enhance
the free enterprise system. By investing in the Chamber, our members have “hired” the Chamber’s professional staff
to refer clients, to act as resource personnel, to answer questions and to meet individual business needs.

n Caltrans Current Highway Conditions (www.dot.ca.gov)........................................................................................800-427-7623
n Dept. of Motor Vehicles (dmv.ca.gov)............................................................................................................................. 800-777-0133
n Devore Animal Shelter (friendsofdevoreshelterdogs.com)................................................................................... 909-887-8055
n Electric So. Cal. Edison (sce.com)................................................................................................................................. 800-684-8123

To Report Streetlight Outages........................................................................................................................ 800-611-1911

El Sol Neighborhood Educational Center (elsolnec.org)....................................................................................909-884-3735
El Sol Neighborhood Educational Center is a grassroots non-profit organization founded in 1991. Our VISION is to help meet
educational needs of San Bernardino and Riverside County. Our PROGRAMS: Community Education: Anxiety, Depression, Bipolar
Disorder, Schizophrenia, Drugs, and Alcohol and Nutrition. Family Strengthening: Asthma, Home Visitation, and Affordable Housing.
Community Events: Health Fairs, Door to Door, Information Tabling, and Physical Activity. Community Engagement: Policy, Advocacy,
and Community Engagement. Holistic Campus: To improve the individuals overall wellness mentally, physically, and spiritually in
moments of need. Diversity: The African American Mental Health Coalition promotes African American Community Mental Health
Outreach Workers who; provide free mental health presentations as well as resources. Affectionately known as “Mjumbe” (messenger).

Employment Skills Training*..................................................................................................909-874-6000
In 1986 the Bethune Center was created out of a need to address the problem of high unemployment
among youth in San Bernardino County. The Bethune Center provides pre-employment skills training
and academic enrichment, along with job search assistance and job development. In a supportive
environment, Bethune Center students learn the correct way to seek employment, and more importantly,
they learn how to stay employed. The Program is designed for youth who want to work but need
additional training and job assistance to find the “Right” job.

Fit4Kids*................................................................................................................................................... 909-820-2611
Fit 4 Kids is conducted by the Rialto Recreation & Community Services Division at the Rialto Racquet & Fitness
Center. It is a multi-faceted program designed to address the problem of childhood obesity of elementary and
middle school age children in Rialto. Children in the Fit 4 Kids program will receive the physical, educational,
and psychological tools they will need to help them overcome the challenges of obesity. Children will
participate in team sports, individual sports/activities, cardiovascular, strength and full body fitness training.
In addition, they will receive critical education in the areas of health, nutrition and fitness. Finally, parents and
caregivers will be provided with important information on how they can best support their children in their
endeavours to overcome the challenges of obesity and its related physical and emotional problems.

n Gas So California Gas Co-Resident.......................................................................................................................800-427-2200
So California Gas Co-Business........................................................................................................................800-427-2000

6 n Graffiti Hotline (www.rialtoca.gov/publicworks_graffiti_report.php)................................................................909-820-2670

*Funded by Rialto’s Community Development Block Grant Program (CDBG)

Inland Fair Housing and Mediation Board* (ifhmb.com)............................................................ 800-321-0911 Community Resources
Inland Fair Housing and Mediation Board’s (IFHMB) mission is to reach residents about their state and federal
housing rights and responsibilities through education and outreach. By utilizing county-wide resources, FALL 2016
IFHMB is able to identify, investigate, educate, and assist individuals with discrimination complaints. In
addition, IFGMB is a HUD-approved housing counseling agency that offers Rialto homeowners FREE 7
counseling on loan modification efforts.

n Metro Link (metrolinktrains.com).....................................................................................................................................800-371-5465
n Mid-Valley Landfill................................................................................................................................................................ 909-822-4871

Family Service Association....................................................................................................... 951-342-3057
Family Service Association offers a Senior Nutrition Program at the Rialto Senior Center. The Senior
Nutrition Program provides more than just a simple meal. It is the means by which participants are
able to sustain their independence, dignity, and security in a safe, trustworthy and caring environment.
This comprehensive approach ensures that participants have access to healthy meal options as well as
educational opportunities, vital resources and social activities to improve their overall quality of life.

n Omnitrans (omnitrans.org).................................................................................................................................................909-379-7100
n Phone AT&T - Resident (att.com).................................................................................................................................800-288-2020

AT&T - Business (att.com)................................................................................................................................. 888-507-2253

Positive Parenting Project*............................................................................................................. 909-875-5288
Center for Healing Childhood Trauma is the single most comprehensive referral source for sexual abuse and
family related cases in San Bernardino County. Treatment services include: Counseling & Therapy / Seminars
and Workshops to Schools, Churches, and Community / Professional Training, Supervision & Consultation /
Parenting Classes / Probation Terms and Conditions Cases / Specializing in Sexual Abuse, Family Living Skills,
and Family Violence / Certified Parents United Service / DCS Service Plan Cases

Public Works Department - Maintenance Division ........................................................ 909-820-2602
Online at www.rialtoca.gov/publicworks_service_request.php
To report potholes, street sweeping issues, trees in the City’s right-of-way that need to be trimmed, trees
in the City’s right-of way that are causing safety hazards/issues, sidewalk or curb issues (i.e., lifting that
could cause a trip/fall hazard)

Public Works Department - Engineering ............................................................. 909-421-4999
To report stop sign requests, speed bump request, damaged signs, traffic signal issues/outages during
normal business hours, Mon. - Thurs. – 7:00 am - 6:00 pm.

Note: For out of hours, weekends & holidays, please contact the Rialto Police Department at (909) 820-2550.

Quail Ridge After School Center*...............................................................................................661-607-1407
The Quail Ridge After School Center (The Leaven) provides children residing in the local neighborhood
access to supportive adult mentors/tutors who can help each child finish homework assignments, receive
nutritious meals, play and recreate, learn how to eat healthier, improve reading skills, and develop strong
leadership skills and self-esteem in a safe environment.

n San Bernardino Associated Governments (SANBAG - www.sanbag.ca.gov)................................................... 909-884-8276
n Rialto Library.......................................................................................................................................................................... 909-875-0144
n Rialto Unified School District (rialto.k12.ca.us)............................................................................................................ 909-820-7700
n Rialto Water Services - Utility Billing (water billing issues / new services)........................................................ 909-820-2546
n San Bernardino Vector Control (Report mosquitos, bees, dead birds, etc.).....................................................909-388-4600
n Trash - Burrtec Disposal (burrtec.com)........................................................................................................................... 909-877-1596
n U.S. Postal Service (usps.com)...........................................................................................................................................800-275-8777
n Voter Registration................................................................................................................................................................. 909-387-8300
n Water / Sewer (meter leaks, water seeping up from the ground, turnoffs for repairs)

West Valley Water District ** (wvwd.com)..................................................................................................................909-875-1804
Rialto Water Services **..................................................................................................820-0400 (820-2608 afterhours hotline)
Veolia Water North America (Sewer related issues) **........................................................................................... 909-877-2752

** For boundary information please contact either agency for assistance.

Spotlight Article New Additions
to the Fire Department Fleet
www.rialtoca.gov
Your Rialto Fire Department will
be welcoming two new fire engines
to its fleet of emergency response
vehicles. Fire engines, staffed with
a Fire Captain (the officer in charge
of the engine and crew), a Fire
Engineer (the driver and operator),
and a Firefighter / Paramedic,
respond to all types of emergency
and non-emergency incidents. Fire
engines carry 600 gallons of water
and a fire pump capable of pumping
1500 gallons of water per minute
when attached to a fire hydrant.
Fire engines are an “all-risk” tool
box carrying a large array of firefighting, rescue, hazardous materials and advanced life support medical
equipment.
The useful life of a fire engine is generally based on the cost to maintain it. Age and mileage combine for
an effective estimate of life span of a fire engine. After approximately 125,000 miles (which usually takes 8
to 10 years) most fire engines will cost more to maintain than to replace with a new fire engine. All but one
of Rialto’s fire engine fleet exceeds this age and mileage threshold. Once these new engines are placed in
service, two existing engines can be placed in a reserve status for use when front-line engines need regular
maintenance or repair. These reserves can also be staffed as additional units during a major emergency.
All of the fire department’s current fire engines are manufactured by Pierce Manufacturing. The two new
engines were also manufactured by Pierce; this brings with it a cost savings in maintenance and operational
efficiency by reducing the need for both operations and repair training to a single platform. Pierce built the
fire engines in their factory in Appleton, Wisconsin. The two new fire engines are also a new specification for
Rialto which brings more maneuverability and more compartment space. This specification has been used by
other fire agencies for an extended period with documented reduction in maintenance costs over the current
Rialto fire fleet.
In an effort to reduce costs fire department staff found that utilizing the buying power of a large cooperative
purchasing group would provide the greatest savings to the City. The City of Rialto entered into an Interlocal
Contract with Houston-Galveston Area Council (HGAC-Buy) to participate in their cooperative purchasing
program. HGACBuy is a “Government-to-Government” procurement service available nationwide. The
benefits of utilizing   this cooperative purchasing program is that it assists local governments in reducing
costs by capitalizing on bulk purchasing power and pre-established
competitive bids. The new fire engines cost $624,000 each. Through
design efficiencies and the use of the HGACBuy program the City
realized a savings of $182,000 in the purchase of the new fire engines
over previous purchase processes.
Once the new engines arrive in Rialto they will undergo acceptance
testing and then be outfitted with the essential equipment needed for
your Rialto firefighters to meet their mission. The new engines will be
assigned to Fire Station 201 (131 S. Willow Ave.) and Fire Station 202
(1700 N. Riverside Ave.) and will be out serving the community in the
near future.
Visit the Rialto Fire Department Facebook and website for more information on your newest fire engines.

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W W Wwww.Rialtoca.gov Rialto’s New Website
New Look! New Features! New Resources!
The City of Rialto invites you to explore what’s new!

Welcome to the New City of Rialto Website

Your Rialto (Rialto Connect) We Mean Business What’s Going On (Calendar)

Browse the new and improved City website and be amazed with the new look and feel.

NEW FEATURES: NEW RESOURCES: FALL 2016

• Easy Navigation • Transparent Rialto
• Email for City Assistance • Interactive Budget Documents
• Supplier / Vendor Portal • Geographic Information

System Mapping

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Annual Budget FALL 2016 11

RACQUET & FITANnEnSuSalCEBuNdTgEeRt Grant Funding

n $214,200 - California Department of Transportation n $196,200 - from the Highway Safety Improvement
(Caltrans) Highway Safety Improvement Program Program to install 4.5 miles of Class II bike lanes along
(HSIP) Cycle 6 to upgrade and improve an existing Merrill Avenue from western to eastern city limits.
traffic signal at Baseline Road/Acacia Avenue - funds
to be used for construction. n $291,000 - from the Environmental Protection
Agency for water system improvements.
n $66,397 - Federal Highway Administration –
National Highway Performance Highway Bridge n $233,580 - from the California Department of
Program through the California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery (CalRecycle) -
Transportation for Preliminary Engineering on the for Rubberized Asphalt Concrete road resurfacing.
Riverside Avenue Overhead at the Union Pacific
Railroad Project. n $28,140 - from the California Department of
Resources Recycling and Recovery (CalRecycle) - for
n $359,960 - SAFETEA-LU DEMO Grant from the the Oil Payment Program to assist in proper disposal
California Department of Transportation for of used motor oil and oil filters.
Preliminary Engineering on the Riverside Avenue
Overhead at the Union Pacific Railroad Project. n $26,015 - from the California Department of
Resources Recycling and Recovery (CalRecycle) -
n $446,200 - California Department of Transportation for the Beverage Container Recycling Payment
Safe Routes to School (SR2S) Cycle 10 Program Grant Program to promote beverage container recycling.
for the Rialto Avenue/Cedar Avenue improvements
including sidewalks and pedestrian crossings. n $85,000 - from the California Department of
Housing and Community Development (HCD)
n $600,000 - California Department of Highway under the Parks Related Housing Grant Program –
Safety-State-Local Partnership Program Grant for for Bud Bender Park improvements.
widening Ayala Drive from SR210 to Baseline Road.
n $60,000 - from the U.S. Department of Housing
n $3,345,600 - U.S. Department of Transportation, and Urban Development (HUD) – for the Mobile
Federal Transit Administration (FTA) for the Metrolink Home Repair Program.
Parking Lot Expansion Project.
n $60,000 - from the U.S. Department of Housing
n $1,500,000 - Proposition 1B, Public Transportation and Urban Development (HUD) – for the Pride
Modernization, Improvement and Service Platoon Program.
Enhancement Account (PTMISEA) Funds, through
SANBAG for the Rialto Metrolink Parking Lot n $10,000 - from the U.S. Department of Housing and
Expansion Project. Urban Development (HUD) – for Legal Aid.

n $800,000 - Local Transportation Funds through n $12,000 - from the U.S. Department of Housing and
SANBAG for the Rialto Metrolink Parking Lot Urban Development (HUD) – for the Positive
Expansion Project. Parenting Project.

www.rialtoca.gov n $1,450,000 - from the California Department of n $30,000 - from the U.S. Department of Housing
Transportation (Caltrans) Active Transportation and Urban Development (HUD) – for the Pride
Program (ATP) - for a Safe Routes to School Program. Platoon Program.

n $629,000 - from Cycle 2 of the California n $54,300 - from the U.S. Department of Housing
Department of Transportation (Caltrans) Active and Urban Development (HUD) – for the Fit4Kids
Transportation Program (ATP) - for the Etiwanda Program.
Corridor Project. Project will improve sidewalks

and construct bike lanes to improve pedestrian n $12,000 - from the U.S. Department of Housing and
and bicyclists’ safety. Urban Development (HUD) – for the Quail Ridge

n $300,000 - Transportation Development Act (TDA) after School Center.

12 through San Bernardino Associated Governments
for the Etiwanda Corridor Project.

Grant Funding Annual Budget

n $5,000 - from the U.S. Department of Housing n $33,307 - Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance FALL 2016
and Urban Development (HUD) – for the Rialto Grant (JAG) from the U.S.  Department of Justice/
Child Assistance. Bureau of Justice Assistance. The Police Department
will use JAG Funds to purchase desktop computers
n $30,000 - from the U.S. Department of Housing and computer equipment.
and Urban Development (HUD) – for Young Adults
Academic and Job Training. n $202,070 - from the California Office of Traffic Safety
for the Selective Traffic Enforcement Program.  This
n $106,839 - from the U.S. Department of Housing program funds a variety of law enforcement
and Urban Development (HUD) – for Sidewalk, operations and traffic safety programs on an
Curb, Gutter and ADA Improvements. overtime basis for first line officers and supervisors,
training for Traffic Officers, a Collision Reconstruction
n $130,000 - from the U.S. Department of Housing System, and needed Checkpoint supplies.
and Urban Development (HUD) – Rialto Park ADA
Compliance Improvements. n $20,165 - Homeland Security Grant Program from
the U.S. Department of Homeland Security/Federal
n $192,760 - from the U.S. Department of Emergency Management Agency. Grant to fund an
Housing and Urban Development (HUD) – Active Shooter training exercise.
for CDBG Administration.
n $625,000 - COPS Hiring Program from the U.S.
n $25,000 - from the U.S. Department of Housing Department of Justice Office of Community
and Urban Development (HUD) – for Fair Housing Oriented Policing Services. Grant pays a total of
and Landlord/Tenant Mediation.
n $125,000 - of an Officer’s three year salary for five
n $10,000 - from the U.S. Department of Housing newly hired Officers who are Veterans.
and Urban Development (HUD) – Vetrans Assistance
for Homeless & Disabled. n $250,000 - COPS Hiring Program from the U.S.
Department of Justice Office of Community
n $19,321 - Homeland Security Grant Program (HSGP). Oriented Policing Services. Grant pays a total of
Funding for joint active-shooter training for fire and
police department n $125,000 - of an Officer’s three year salary for two
newly hired Officers to backfill positions due to
n $23,800 - Emergency Management Performance newly assigned School Resource Officers.
Grant. Funding to replace generator at Fire Station 201.
n $468,000 - California Gang Reduction, Intervention,
n $23,761 - Homeland Security Grant Program. and Prevention (CalGRIP) Program from State of
Funding for additional radios and satellite California Board of State and Community
telephones. Corrections. Grant funds one Officer’s Salary and
a community based intervention, prevention and
n $159,580 - from California Citizens’ Option for suppression efforts throughout the City of Rialto.
Public Safety (COPS) Grant. This is a state grant to
be used for front-line municipal police services. Total Grant Funding:
The Police Department intends to use the funds $13,112,787*
for technology, communications, and safety
equipment. *The intent of the list above is to show the total amount of grant funding
entering the 2016-2017 fiscal year including grants to be awarded in fiscal
n $38,572 - Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance year 2016-2017 and funding available from grants awarded in previous years.
Grant (JAG) from the U.S.  Department of Justice/
Bureau of Justice Assistance. The Police Department
will use JAG Funds to purchase computers for first
responder vehicles.

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Annual Budget Available Resources Summary

www.rialtoca.gov (Fiscal Year 2016-2017)

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Available Resources Summary Annual Budget

(Fiscal Year 2016-2017) FALL 2016

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Coffee with the Chief 2nd Tuesday of every month
8:00 - 9:00 am

“Coffee with the Chief” offers residents an opportunity to personally
meet with Police Chief Randy DeAnda and other representatives
in a casual setting. Community members will learn about the police
department, special projects, and other related events.

www.rialtoca.gov Dates & Locations:

September 13th November 8th

Coco’s Restaurant Corky’s Kitchen & Bakery

1683 S. Riverside Ave. 2019 N. Riverside Ave. #11

October 11th December 13th

Denny’s Coffee Nutzz

1377 W. Foothill Blvd. 119 E. Foothill Blvd.

16 Police Chief For information please contact Jeanette Lopez at (909) 820-2565.
Randy DeAnda

AREA COMMUNITY MEETINGS Area Community Meetings

AREA COMMAND NORTH FALL 2016

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2016

7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Sunrise Church

2759 N. Ayala Drive - Room # 162
Lt. Paul Stella (909) 820-2568
email: [email protected]

Senior Code Enforcement Officer: Dave Hernandez

AREA COMMAND SOUTH

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2016

7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Rialto Senior Center

1411 S. Riverside Ave
Lt. Robert Smith (909) 820-2572

email: [email protected]

Senior Code Enforcement Officer: Dave Hernandez

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Police Volunteers / Explorers Post #200 RIALTO POLICE

Explorers Post #200 Volunteers

The Rialto Police Department is fortunate to have Explorer Post #200, a career The Rialto Police Volunteers are involved
exploration program, sponsored by our department and which is affiliated with in several aspects of service to the Police
the Boys Scouts of America. The Explorer Post began in 1975 and has been the Department.  Among other things, they
starting point for many law enforcement officers. The program is one of career assist with traffic control at accident and
exploration and education for youth ages 14 to 21, interested in learning and crime scenes, conduct citizen and vacation
excelling in a professional career of law enforcement. Currently, our post has patrols, help out at DUI check points, host
22 members, all of whom play an important role in our organization; we are Neighborhood Watch Meetings, conduct
hoping to expand our post to 40 members. station tours, assist with the City’s Hazardous
Waste Days and conduct free child
This position is very prestigious with the explorer assuming and being assigned fingerprinting at a variety of City and
a very large role of responsibility. The explorer is instructed and educated about Police Department events.
the methods of police work. During the process of growing through the explorer
program, fundamentals of discipline, work values and the practices of law Our volunteers also assist with many City
enforcement are taught and strictly adhered to. events which include National Night Out,
Explorers participate in many community and police functions which include: the annual Christmas Parade, Halloween
traffic control during parades and city events, police patrol ride-a-longs with Hi-Jinks, and the Family festival, just to
police officers; special assignments to include gang sweeps, search warrants, DUI name a few.
checkpoints, and Undercover operations and police patrolled security in addition
to many city wide special events donating more than 6,500 hours of service to the There are currently 33 Police Volunteers
department and community. and 96 Neighborhood Watch Groups.
Each year we go to the California State Officer Memorial in Sacramento, compete Volunteers donate approximately 5,000
in a Nationwide Explorer competition in Las Vegas, as hours of service to the Department
well as participate in our City of Rialto’s Open House, annually. We are indebted to this fine group
International Festival, National Night Out, Halloween Hi- of men and women who selflessly dedicate
jinks, and any other events that the City may need us for. themselves to assisting the Rialto Police
The Explorer Post holds weekly meetings on Wednesdays Department.
between 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm and address training topics
related to law enforcement as well as incorporating If you are interested in becoming a
training in areas of civic involvement and special projects volunteer, please fill out the Volunteer
which benefit the entire community. Packet located on the Police Department
The success of the Law Enforcement Explorer Post is website (rialtopd.com) and return a signed
obvious, as several of the current officers received their hardcopy to the Police Department front
first exposure to police work in this program. Applications counter, attention Corporal Gerard.
can be picked up at the front counter of the Police Dept.
www.rialtoca.gov lobby Mon. - Fri., 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm.

For more information or questions, please contact 
18 Corporal Vicki Gerard at (909) 820-2603 or [email protected] 

PRIDE PLATOON Pride Platoon

BOOT CAMP YOUTH PROGRAM

PRIDE H RESPECT H INTEGRITY H DISCIPLINE H ENTHUSIASM

H H H PROGRAM BEGINS JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2017 H H H

H 14-week program specifically
designed to deal with “at-risk”
youth

H Program offers treatment,
prevention, disciplinary
components to alter
negative behavior

H Goal is to instill the
qualities of pride, respect,
integrity, discipline and
enthusiasm

H Program components are:
counseling and family action,
community service, physical
training, behavior modification,
career guidance, classroom curriculum

H At successful completion of the program,
the participants will be invited to participate
in a graduation ceremony

PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS:
Program is available to juveniles who are ages 14-17 H Must reside in the City of Rialto & meet income guidelines.

Currently Accepting FALL 20164
applications
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Space is limited. First come, first served.

Contact the Pride Platoon:
Information line – (909) 820-2621
Email - [email protected]
Please visit us at www.rialtopd.com

Citizen’s Academy / Rialto Re-entry Support Team BUILDING A

RIALTO RE-ENTRY SUPPORT TEAM

COLLABORATIVE COMMUNITY Join us every fourth Monday for the
RRST Community Resource Event
Where?
Who Will Be There? WEtmhSoSeiprugkRlcnoscehyeU-mosepspnef!tnortyr
Johnson Community Center
214 N. Palm Avenue, Rialto, 92376 • San Bernardino County Workforce Development
• Department of Behavioral Services
Who Can Come? • Transitional Assistance Department
• Drug and Alcohol Abuse Counseling
Anyone can come! • Faith-based Counseling Programs
Know anyone on probation • Education Programs (G.E.D./College)
or parole? Invite them too! • Legal and Child Support Services
• Social Security Services
What Time? • Department of Motor Vehicles
• Vocational Training Programs
From 8:45 - 11:00 am
FOLLOW US @ RIALTOREENTRY
Questions?

Email: [email protected]
Call RRST: (909) 421-4924

ITIZEN

C SA C A D E M Y
The Rialto Police Department will be hosting a 10-week Citizen’s Academy.
The Citizen’s Academy
Now accepting applications. curriculum will include:

Classes will meet each Thursday from 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm at the H Criminal Investigations
Rialto Police Department Annex, located at 429 W. Rialto Avenue. H Traffic Laws

www.rialtoca.gov The Citizen’s Academy is designed to present residents with an understanding of H Radio Communications
the Police Department’s operations, which will provide a greater awareness and H Drug & Gang Enforcement
understanding of law enforcement’s role in our community. Each week, an inside look H Police Ethics, Police K9s
at police functions will be taught by police executives and veteran officers. Class size is H SWAT

limited to about 40 attendees, due to site capacity limitations. You must be at least 18 H Crisis Negotiations

years of age; no felony convictions; no misdemeanor convictions within the last 3 years; H Crime Analysis

and no pending criminal cases. The recent academy class filled up quickly, and classes H Crime Scene Processing
are filled on a first come, first served basis. H Patrol Functions

Applications can be located on the department’s website at www.rialtopd.com, CLASSES ARE
or obtained at the Rialto Police Department, 128 N. Willow Avenue.
FREE
20 QUESTIONS: CONTACT LIEUTENANT ROBERT SMITH

(909) 820-2572 H Email - [email protected]

…your private neighborhood! Nextdoor.com / GPS Safe House

On Nextdoor, neighbors create a website n Find trust worthy local resources, such
for their neighborhood where they can as babysitters, plumbers, gardeners,
ask questions, get to know one another, and dentists
exchange local advice, and share
important information. Thousands of n Communicate with neighbors and police
neighborhoods are already using Nextdoor. about suspicious activities, and safety
concerns
Join the Rialto Police
Department on Nextdoor. n Organize neighborhood events such as
Visit www.Nextdoor.com garage sales and block parties

n Get assistance in finding lost pets and
missing packages

n Promote items for sale/free and inquire
about items for purchase

SAFE HOUSE Rialto Police Department
Electronic Home Surveillance 
Program FALL 2016

Your home can be a target of opportunity for 21
burglars when you are away on vacation.

The Rialto Police Department wants to help protect residents’ property
from opportunistic thieves with a new vacation program designed to catch
criminals in the act.

Beginning in May 2014, Rialto residents can contact the Rialto Police
Department before leaving for any extended period of time and arrange for
an police officer to place a small tracking device that can be hidden on items
of value that are particularly attractive to burglars, such as home electronics,
safes, or other items.

The motion sensitive device is activated once the resident leaves on vacation.
Any movement of the device will set off a signal that sends a text to both the
resident and the Police Department. Officers tracking software with the device
to quickly locate the stolen property and the thief.

Residents wishing to take part in the
program can contact Lt. Dean Hardin at
(909) 820-2634 or [email protected]

Nixle / Tip411 / CopLogic RECEIVE COMMUNITY

SAFETY ALERTS

IT’S FREE, SIMPLE AND SECURE!

NIXLE is a free service that allows community members to receive
trusted, up-to-the-minute, neighborhood information for where
you live, work, visit – or for where your family and friends are
located throughout the country.

You choose the information you want, for the locations you
want, from urgent public safety alerts to less time sensitive
advisories and community information.

You choose how you want to receive the information,
whether it’s over your cell phone by text message, by
email or over the web (or all of the above).
You stay connected to what is happening in the

community at locations that are relevant to you.

SIGN UP AT RIALTOPD.COM

WANT TO FILE A
POLICE REPORT ONLINE?

The Rialto Police Department has launched the Desk Officer Online Reporting System.  Citizen online police
reporting allows the residents of Rialto to file police reports online. By filing a police report online, citizens
will not have to wait for an officer to respond and will automatically be sent their police report as an email.

Using the Rialto Police Department Police Online Citizen Reporting System
you can report the following incidents:

www.rialtoca.gov • CHILD CUSTODY • HIT AND RUN
• VEHICLE BURGLARY • THEFT
• HARASSING PHONE CALL • LOST PROPERTY
• VANDALISM

Note: This system is not meant for emergencies or incidents involving a known suspect

For these and other resources available to Rialto Citizens go to www.rialtopd.com

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CPR & FIRST AID CLASS CPR/AED Class $50.00 CPR, AED & First Aid / Ambulance Transport
Rialto Fire Department Station 203 - 1550 N. Ayala Ave.
American Heart Association -
NEXT CLASSES: CPR/AED CLASS: BLS Healthcare Providers
September 15th 8:00 am - 12:00 pm
October 20th FIRST AID CLASS: Class size - 8 Students
November 17th 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm Students will receive a Student
December 15th Manual and One-way Valve Mask.
A completion card will be mailed
Rialto Fire Department is offering CPR/AED & First Aid classes to the community. Classes approximately 2 weeks after class
can be taken individually or togehter. Gain the knowledge and confidence of how to
respond and to be most effective in helping others before emergency personnel arrive. First Aid Class $20.00

“Reducing Risk In The Community Through Prevention” Emergency Medical Services
Authority - CA Accepted

Class size - 10 Students
Students will receive a Student
Manual and hands on training.
A completion card will be mailed
approximately 2 weeks after class

Both Classes $70

Cash or Checks made out to “Rialto
Fire Dept.” due at beginning of class.

TO REGISTER PLEASE CALL (909) 820-2692

Rialto Fire Department Headquarters Station 201 Tori Jung - Fire Prevention Specialist

131 S. Willow Ave., Rialto, CA 92376 Phone: 909-820-2692 • Fax: 909-421-0824 • E-mail: [email protected]

AMBULANCE TRANSPORT
Is Your Family Covered?
FALL 2016
The cost of ambulance transport should be
the last thing you worry about. 23

For less than .17 cents a day,

you and your dependants will receive
emergency ground ambulance
transportation at no cost to you.

The Rialto Fire Department is dedicated to making
emergency ambulance transportation affordable.

You and your dependants are completely protected,
regardless if you have insurance or not, and regardless
of how much your insurance does or does not pay.

For more information call us today at (909) 820-2501

www.facebook.com/rialtofiredepartment

Rialto Fire Explorer Post / CERT CIT Y OF RIALTO

Rialto Fire The FREE 20-hour CERT course is delivered by a team of
Explorer Post #299 first responders and volunteers who have the requisite
knowledge and skills to instruct the sessions.
wants YOU!
Empowering residents of the City of Rialto to be
Interested in hands-on more than survivors.
training with the
The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Program
Rialto Fire Department? educates people about disaster preparedness for hazards that
may impact their area and trains them in basic disaster response
We currently have 20 positions skills, such as fire safety, light search and rescue, team organization,
open (for ages 14-21). and disaster medical operations. Using the training learned in the
classroom and during exercises, CERT members can assist others
The Fire Explorers are sponsored by the Rialto Fire in their neighborhood or workplace following an event when
Department and Learning for Life. We will teach professional responders are not immediately available to help. CERT
you the necessary skills needed to RIDE members also are encouraged to support emergency response
the engines. You will learn all aspects of the agencies by taking a more active role in emergency preparedness
Fire Department - training, and day-to-day projects in their community.
operations. You will be able to do most of the Rialto Fire Department is pleased to provide CERT Training to the
training maneuvers alongside professional Rialto residents of the City of Rialto sixteen years of age and over.
Fire Fighters. Explorers must be 14 years old to
enter the Ride Program.  You must also be able to 2 THURSDAYS & 2 SATURDAYS
prove you have a 2.5 GPA or higher and maintain
it throughout your time as an Explorer. Rialto Fire Station 3 (1550 North Ayala Dr.)
INFORMATION: (909) 820-2501
Our post has attended the Inland Empire Explorer
Academy for the past several years.  Academies Attendance of all four sessions required for certificate.
include education and hands on training in Auto
Extrication, Wildland Firefighting, Structure Fires, TO SIGN UP: e-mail name and phone
Confined Space Rescue and Hazardous Materials number to [email protected]
Training. Our group has won several trophies and
awards in Musters and Fire Training Competitions WEBSITE: rialtoca.gov/cert.html
and has been seen on local television, in
numerous newspapers and in Rialto parades.

For an application or more information, visit
Fire Station 201 located at 131 S. Willow
across the street from the Police Station. 
Or email Lead Advisor: Firefighter Rudy
Delgado [email protected]

www.rialtoca.gov

24 www.facebook.com/rialtofiredepartment Participants will receive a CERT participant manual,

CERT backpack, CERT helmet and CERT safety-vest.

(Provided by the Homeland Security Grant Program.)

NEW Car Seat Safety

Children must be FALL 2016
properly buckled

in a car seat
which is

rear-facing
until age 2

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DecoHroaltiidoanyAwardsHoliday Decoration Awards

On January 26, 2016 at the Rialto City Council meeting, The Neightborhood & Housing Preservation &www.rialtoca.gov
Beautification Commision presented the Holiday Decoration Awards. The Holiday Decoration Awards
program recognizes Rialto Homeowners whose homes had been nominated for their unique and beautiful
display of exterior Holiday lighting. Five beautifully decorated homes were selected by the Commissioners
to receive awards. this is the 15th year the awards have been presented to Rialto homeowners.
The Homeowner’s received a plaque and a
gift card, along with praise from the Mayor and
City Councilmembers for their application in
keeping the holiday spirit alive in Rialto.

This year the Nominations will open on
December 1st until December 20, 2016.
You may submit your nominations via
e-mail at [email protected]. Winners
will be awarded at the January
2017 City Council meeting.

26 Any questions, please call 909-820-8013.

MDOOWRN TPAGYMAEGNET Home Sweet Home / Mortgage Assistance Program

ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

City of Rialto n Development Services n Rialto Housing Authority NPHS offers the best homeownership
solutions for first-time homebuyers.
“HoHmoemSew”eet
Qualified Rialto residents may get help with HIGHLIGHTS
general home improvements, through the
“Home Sweet Home” Rehabilitation Loan Program. Up to $60,000 of the purchase price for down
payment assistance
CAL HOME FUNDED Deferred second mortgage for 30 years at 3%
simple interest
Program Income Limits for 2016-2017 Family Size Sales price not to exceed $310,000
and Maximum Income Funds available on a first-come first-served basis
with an acceptable purchase contract
CAL HOME FUNDING (80%)
QUALIFYING CRITERIA
1 person $37,550 5 persons $57,900
2 persons $42,900 6 persons $62,200 • Borrower must be first-time homebuyer
3 persons $48,250 7 persons $66,500 • Must qualify for a first mortgage with a
4 persons $53,600 8 persons $70,800 City of Rialto approved lender
• Borrower must occupy property as primary
residence
• Single-family detached homes, condominiums,
and town homes are eligible
• Family must not exceed 80% of the HCD Income
limits for San Bernardino County
• Borrower must complete 8 hours of HUD approved
first-time homebuyer education

If your family size and income are within th above limits, and you meet all other HOUSEHOLD INCOME LIMITS
qualifications please contact the Housing Division for a pre-application.
1 Member $37,550 5 Members $57,900
This is a deferred loan program. No payments are required. The principal 2 Members $42,900 6 Members $62,200
amount with a 3% Simple Interest accrued annually will become due and 3 Members $48,250 7 Members $66,500
payable when you sell, transfer/change of title, or owner ceases to reside at 4 Members $53,600 8 Members $70,800
the residence. Applicants must reside in the home requesting repairs as their
primary residence and the property must have equity. BORROWER CONTRIBUTION FALL 2016

Applicants must own and reside in the residence for a period of at least • Borrower must contribute 3% of purchase price
one (1) year with a minimum credit score of 500.
Please call NPHS at (909) 988-5979
Homeowners must meet certain income guidelines to qualify for for more information.
rehabilitation funds. The program must correct code violations and health
and safety problems along with general property improvements. Other restrictions apply.

The process of completing the home repairs may take several months. Administered by Neighborhood Partnership Housing Services, Inc.
The improvements can make your home comfortable and upgrade the
appearance of your neighborhood. 27

Eligibility for the loan program are limited to owner-occupied single family
homes whose gross family income does not exceed the amounts set by the
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) under the state
income limits.

DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT n 150 S. PALM AVE.

(909) 820-8013 n E-mail: [email protected]

Calendar of Events Mark Your

CALENDAR

Se te ber October Nove ber Dece ber

SEPTEMBER Monday 5th Wednesday 14th Wednesday 21st
Labor Day Woman’s club annual membership tea Neighborhood & Housing Preservation
Planning Commission Meeting & Beautification Commission
City offices closed - observed holiday
Rialto water services office closed Council Chambers Council Chambers

Tuesday 6th FFEaSmTIiVlyAL Friday 23rd
Recreation Commission Native American Day
Saturday 17th Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off
Council Chambers
Rialto City Hall Solid Waste Management
Wednesday 7th
Senior Health & Wellness Expo Saturday 17th Saturday 24th
23rd Annual Pollution Prevention Fair Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off
Rialto Senior Center
Transportation Commission Solid Waste Management Solid Waste Management
Council Chambers
Monday 19th Monday 26th
Friday 9th Cable Advisory Commission Rialto Re-Entry Support Team Resource Event
Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off
Council Chambers Council Chambers
Solid Waste Management Historical Preservation Commission
Tuesday 20th Council Chambers
Saturday 10th Utilities Commission
Park Clean-Up Tuesday 27th
Council Chambers Council Meeting
Frisbie Park
Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off Council Chambers
Solid Waste Management
Wednesday 28th
Monday 12th Mobile Home Rent Review Commission
Human Relations Commission
Council Chambers (meet as needed)
Council Chambers Planning Commission
Council Chambers
Tuesday 13th
City Council Meeting

Council Chambers

www.rialtoca.gov Tuesday 4th Monday 10th Monday 17th
Boss’s Day
OCTOBER Recreation Commission Columbus Day
Council Chambers Cable Advisory Commission Meeting
Human Relations Commission Council Chambers
Wednesday 5th Council Chambers

Transportation Commission Wednesday 12th Tuesday 18th
Council Chambers Yom Kippur Woman’s Club Annual Spaghetti Dinner
Planning Commission Utilities Commission

Council Chambers Council Chambers

RIALTO FIRE Thursday 13th Wednesday 19th
DEPARTMENT Senior Billiards Tournament Neighborhood & Housing Preservation
& Beautification Commission
Rialto Senior Center
Council Chambers
Friday 14th
OPEN HOUSE Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off
Solid Waste Management
Saturday 8th All City Council meetings have been
Saturday 15th
Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off cancelled for October

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continunedOCT. Saturday 22nd Wednesday 26th Calendar of Events
Make a Difference Day Mobile Home Rent Review Commission
NOVEMBER Low Cost Pet Vaccines Monday 31st | Rialto Civil Center
Council Chambers (meet as needed)
(909) 421-4987 Planning Commission Friday 18th
Council Chambers Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off
Monday 24th
Historical Preservation Commission Friday 28th Solid Waste Management
Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off
Council Chambers Saturday 19th
RRST Resource Event Solid Waste Management Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off
Rialto Community Center
Saturday 29th Solid Waste Management
Tuesday 1st Community Clean-Up Day
All Saints Day Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off Monday 21st
Recreation Commission Cable Advisory Commission
Solid Waste Management
Council Chambers Council Chambers
Wednesday 9th
Wednesday 2nd Harvest Senior Dance Party Tuesday 22nd
Transportation Commission Council Meeting
Rialto Senior Center
Council Chambers Planning Commission Council Chambers
Council Chambers
Friday 4th Wednesday 23rd
Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off Thursday 10th Mobile Home Rent Review Commission

Solid Waste Management City Offices Closed - Observed Holiday Council Chambers (meet as needed)

RIALTO SPORTS Friday 11th Thursday 24th
Veteran’s Day Thanksgiving Day
FAHaMll of E Saturday 12th
Park Clean-Up Day City Offices Closed - Observed Holiday
Saturday 5th Rialto Water Services Office Closed
Kristina Dana Hendricks Cultural Center/Women’s Club
Rialto Community Center Monday 28th
Monday 14th Rialto Re-Entry Support Team Resource Event
Saturday 5th Human Relations Commission
Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off Council Chambers
Council Chambers Historical Preservation Commission
Solid Waste Management Council Chambers
Tuesday 15th
Sunday 6th Utilities Commission Wednesday 30th
Daylight Savings Time Ends Planning Commission
Tuesday 8th Council Chambers
Election Day Council Chambers
Council Meeting Wednesday 16th
Neighborhood & Housing Preservation
Council Chambers & Beautification Commission

Council Chambers

Thursday 17th
Rialto 105th Birthday

DECEMBER Tree Lighting Ceremony Tuesday 6th Tuesday 20th
Recreation Commission Utilities Commission
Friday 2nd FALL 2016
Council Chambers Council Chambers
Rialto City Hall
Wednesday 7th Wednesday 21st
Holiday Parade Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day Winter Solstice
& Vendor Fair Transportation Commission Neighborhood & Housing Preservation
& Beautification Commission
Saturday 3rd Council Chambers
Council Chambers
Friday 2nd Monday 12th
Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off Human Relations Commission Thursday 22nd

Solid Waste Management Council Chambers City Offices Closed - January 2nd

Saturday 3rd Tuesday 13th Saturday 24th
Holiday Parade and Vendor Fair Council Meeting Christmas Eve
Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off
Council Chambers Sunday 25th
Solid Waste Management Hanukkah Begins
Wednesday 14th Christmas Day
Planning Commission
City Offices Closed - January 2nd
Council Chambers
Monday 26th
Friday 16th Kwanzaa Begins
Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off Saturday 31st
New Year’s Eve
Solid Waste Management
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Saturday 17th
Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off

Solid Waste Management

Monday 19th
Cable Advisory Commission

Council Chambers

RUSD Academic Calendar Rialto Unified
School District

182 E. Walnut Ave., Rialto, CA n (909) 820-7700

BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETINGS:

SEPT. 7 & 21 • OCT. 5 & 19 • NOV. 16 • DEC. 7

LEGEND E Elementary Schools
M Middle Schools
M Minimum Day for Students H High Schools

n Weekend

H Holiday

F Teacher Furlough Day

2016/2017 SCHOOL CALENDAR

SEPTEMBER

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OCTOBER

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NOVEMBER

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DECEMBER

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
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www.rialtoca.gov
HOLIDAYS FOR ALL SCHOOLS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS MIDDLE SCHOOLS HIGH SCHOOLS

Labor Day End of First Trimester Minimum Days Refer to your individual

SEPTEMBER 5 OCTOBER 21 SEPTEMBER 14, 21, 28 high school calendar

Veterans’ Day Minimum Days OCTOBER 5, 12, 19, 26 ALL SECONDARY
NOVEMBER 11 SEPTEMBER 12, 26 NOVEMBER 2, 16, 30
OCTOBER 10, 24-31 DECEMBER 7, 16 End of First Quarter
Thanksgiving Holiday NOVEMBER 1-4, 28 OCTOBER 2
NOVEMBER 24-25 DECEMBER 16
End of Second Quarter
Winter Break DECEMBER 18
30 DECEMBER 19 - JANUARY 6

RIALTO ADULT EDUCATION RUSD

Course Offerings:

Diploma Course

GED Test Preparation

ESL Courses (English as a Second Language)

• Beginning • Intermediate

• Advanced Beginning • Advanced Intermediate

1st Semester Calendar:

August 15, 2016 – December 15, 2016

Monday – Thursday • Closed on Friday

Registration Date & Times:

8/3/2016 – 11/17/2016

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday

7:30 am – 12:30 pm • 1:30 pm – 6:30 pm

Location:

Rialto Adult Education
Veronica Smith-Iszard, Director Alternative Education
324 N. Palm Avenue, Unit G-1, Rialto, CA 92376
909-879-6010 Ext. 2963 • Bilingual Ext. 2960

Adult Education...Your Bridge to Success!

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Rialto Library Rialto Branch Library

SPECIAL EVENTS

September 24 – 11:00 am to 2:00 pm
Join us for fun Pokémon-themed Games and Crafts

Read for the Record

October 27 – 11:30 am & 3:00 pm
Celebrate literacy by participation the largest

shared reading experience

Holiday Craft

December 17 – 11:00 am to 1:00 pm
Make your Holiday Card and Take your own picture with Santa

RIALTO BRANCH LIBRARY CHILDREN EVENTS TEEN EVENTS
251 W FIRST STREET
www.rialtoca.gov 909-875-0144 Preschool Storytime Teen Book Club
www.sbclib.org
Thursdays at 11:30 am Mondays at 3:00 pm
Friends of the Join us for this wonderfully fun and engaging First Session: Aug. 15 – Sept. 26
Rialto Library storytime where amazing books meet songs, Second Session: Oct. 17 – Nov. 14
rhymes, puppets and more. For the whole family, Gather at the library to read and discuss Manga
The Friends of the Rialto Library is you won’t want to miss! books and watch anime.
a non-profit group of volunteers
who raise money for the Rialto Movers and Shakers ADULT EVENTS
Branch Library. There are ways
you can help! Become a Friend Aug. 16 – Sept. 20, Tuesdays at 11:30 am Adult Book Club
by volunteering your time with Bring your preschooler to this Course for a fun
the group, or make a monetary and exciting Course filled with active songs, 3rd Tuesday of each month at 5:30 pm
donation. props, the letter of the day and a story. Join in the
www.friendsofrialtolibrary.org fun as we move and shake our way through this FREE Computer Classes
For more information, Course! The purpose of this Course is to promote
call 909-875-0144. being active, as well as the developmental skills Mondays at 11:15 am
of print motivation, letter awareness, gross First Session: Aug. 15 – Sept. 26
Book Store Sale motor skills, a sense of rhythm, body awareness, Second Session: Oct. 17 – Nov. 14
following directions and listening skills. Start with the Basics! This class provides simple
1st Tuesday of every month, instruction, from how to use a mouse and
11:00 am - 6:00 pm Toddler Boot Camp keyboard, to basic word processing,
Come in to purchase items at web-surfing, and email.
$4.00 per bag (or $3.00 per bag Oct. 11 – Nov. 15, Tuesdays at 11:30 am
when you become a Member)! For the more active toddler we have selected high Citizenship Class
energy songs with lots of movement to inspire
a health model of physical exercise in a fun and Wednesdays at 5:00 pm
engaging way. The purpose of this Course is to First Session: Aug. 17 – Sept. 21
inspire healthy physical activity from the get go, Second Session: Oct. 12 – Nov. 16
in a fun and exciting way your toddler will love. Learn the process of becoming a citizen,
This Course will be focused on the development test tips, and practice tests.
of gross motor skills, listening skills, following
directions, stretching and being active. Literacy Tutoring Services

Homework Buddies Our library offers Adult Literacy tutoring
services. Please call us for more information.
Tuesday and Wednesday at 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
High School volunteers help elementary school Free Movie Matinee
students with their homework. No need to sign up,
just bring your homework!

Become a Library Volunteer Today… Saturday at 1:00 pm
Please call the library to see

Volunteers can take pride in helping to provide outstanding library service to our customers. Join what is showing for the week.

32 us as we review all aspects of being a library volunteer and discuss the types of duties a library FUN FOR EVERYONE!
volunteer can do. Our volunteer application and more information about volunteering can be found
on the Support your Library page of our website. Please call the library for the next Orientation date.

R I A LT O Career Center

COMMUNITY CAREER CENTER

Residents have access to FALL 2016
six computers to assist with:

• Job Searches
• Job Banks
• Resume Writing
and much more

The center provides access
to job seekers with:

• Printer
• Fax Machine
• Job Searching Tools
at NO COST.

Job announcements from
other agencies are also
available for review and copy.

The Community Career Center is housed in the Human Resources Division – 246 S. Willow Avenue 33

For more information, please contact Human Resources at (909) 820-2540.

Rialto Job Fair CITY OF RIALTO Veteran Friendly Employers

FJAOIBR
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER 29TH

11:00 am - 3:00 pm • 214 N. Palm Avenue

For more information please call Human Resources at (909) 820-2540

www.rialtoca.gov

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LOCATION FOR BOTH EVENTS: CEMEX LYTLE CREEK PLANT • 3221 N. RIVERSIDE AVENUE, RIALTO Run Around the Rocks / Aerospace Academy

ONLINE REGISTRATION DEADLINES: EXHIBITS • TOURS • CHILREN’S ACTIVITIES
Early Bird Registration $35 by September 19, 2016 REFRESHMENTS
Late Registration $40 September 20 - 28, 2016
RSVP by Wednesday, September 28th for an
TO REGISTER, VISIT: opportunity to win a $250 gift certificate to In-n-Out
Runsignup.com/MayorRobertsonsRunAroundtheRocks
(must be present to win)
All entry fee proceeds to be donated to Rialto Unified School District S.T.E.M. Program www.eventbrite.com/e/
(Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) cemex-community-day-tickets-27156767623

For more information contact Susan Patane at [email protected]

SHADES OF BLUE FALL 2016

In partnership with Rialto Mayor Deborah Robertson, Council 35
and the city’s Healthy Rialto and youth programs presents

Rialto Aerospace
Academy

Sept 7, 14, 21, 28, Oct 12, 2016
1:10 PM – 5:10 PM

Kucera Middle School
2140 W. Buena Vista Drive, Rialto, CA 92376

Fly Dates Sept 10, Oct 8 (7:30 AM - 1 PM)
at Flabob Airport, 4130 Mennes Ave, Riverside, CA 92509

The academy is open to students enrolled in the Rialto Unified School District
system, ages 13 and older. There is no enrollment fee for this academy –
students will be instructed on the applications of Science, Technology,
Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) subjects to the aerospace industry
and potential career choices. Students who successfully complete the academy
will be offered the opportunity for an orientation flight in an airplane.

Applications are available at Kucera Middle School.

If you have questions please contact the Shades of Blue Academy Director,
Tony Marshall, at [email protected] or 760-247-0456.

Rialto Network / Farmers Market SHOP LOCAL

RialtoYEAR ROUND
Certified
FARMERS MARKET
Certified Farmers and Growers selling fresh fruits and vegetables
at a reasonable cost for you!

HOSTED BY

EVERY Wednesday from 10 AM - 2 PM
150 South Palm Avenue at the Rialto Civic Center

Follow us on Facebook at Rialto Certified Farmers Market
facebook.com/rialtofarmersmarket accepts EBT, SNAP and WIC

For more information, please contact the Rialto City Clerk’s Office/Market
Manager at (909) 820-2519 or [email protected]

City of Rialto’s own Public,www.rialtoca.gov
Education, and Government
Access television station.

Rialto Network produces programming for the
City of Rialto, such as:

n City Council Meetings
n City Events
n Public Service Announcements

There is also programming produced, directed, and recorded
by the community for the community.

WATCH US ON:
Time Warner Channels: 3 and 98.214
AT&T U-Verse Channel 99

FOLLOW US ON:
www.rialtoca.gov n facebook.com/RialtoNetwork
youtube.com/RialtoNetwork n twitter.com/RialtoNetwork
instagram.com/RialtoNetwork

RIALTO NETWORK STUDIOS
150 S. Palm Avenue • TEL: 909-421-7235 • FAX: 909-421-7253
EMAIL: [email protected]
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Garage Sale

REGULATIONS

No Permit Required
as of March 26, 2013

5.69.060 - Frequency, Duration & Permissible Dates. E. All merchandise offered for sale at a garage sale shall be made
available for inspection by the city’s code enforcement division.
A. Subject to the additional limitations imposed by subsections If requested by the code enforcement division, the seller of
B and C of this section, no garage sale shall be conducted by property conducting the garage sale shall produce evidence of
any person or at any location more frequently than four (4) title or ownership to the merchandise offered for sale.
times in any calendar year. For the purposes of this section,
‘calendar year’ means the twelve (12) month period from 5.69.100 - Advertising.
January through December, inclusive.
A. No more than two (2) signs, not more than four square feet, shall
B. Garage sales may be conducted up to a maximum period of be permitted to be displayed on the property of the residence
three (3) consecutive days. where the garage sale is being conducted.

C. Garage sales shall only be conducted on the first weekend of B. The posting of garage sale directional signs on public property,
the months of March, June, September and December. For the including, but not limited to, parkways, greenbelts, bus benches,
purposes of this subsection, the term ‘weekend’ means Friday, sidewalks, curbs, vehicle safety poles, signs, and stanchions, or
Saturday and Sunday. upon any parked vehicle on a public street, alley, or parking lot,
or upon utility poles is unlawful. Directional signs not larger
DATES 2016 2017 2018 FECHAS than eight hundred sixty-four square inches may be placed on
private property provided the person conducting the garage
September 2-4 1 - 3 7-9 Septiembre sale has obtained the prior consent therefore from the owner or
December 2-4 1 - 3 7-9 Diciembre occupant of the premises where the directional sign is placed.
There shall be no more than four such directional signs erected
5.69.080 - Restrictions & Conditions. for any garage sale permitted pursuant to this chapter. FALL 2016

Garage sales shall comply with all of the following regulations: 5.69.110 - Violation – Penalty. 37

A. Garage sales shall be conducted only during daylight hours. A. General. Unless expressly provided otherwise by this chapter,
violation of any part of this chapter shall be punishable as an
B. No property offered for sale at a garage sale shall be stored, infraction.
displayed, or offered for sale within public rights-of-way or
on public property at any time. B. Multiple Violations. - A person who violates the same section of
this chapter more than three times within one year shall be
C. Property offered for sale at a garage sale may be displayed in guilty of a misdemeanor.”
the front or side yards of the premises where the sale is conducted.
[email protected]
D. All property to be sold at a garage sale shall be limited to
used personal property owned, utilized and maintained by the Development Services Department | Business Licensing
seller of property or members of his/her family on or in connection 150 South Palm Avenue, Rialto, CA 92376 | (909) 820-2517
with the premises where the sale will be conducted or group of
residences within the same neighborhood. No new or used Monday – Thursday: 7:00 am - 6:00 pm
property acquired or consigned solely for the purposes of resale Closed Every Friday & Major Holidays
shall be displayed or offered for sale or trade.

COMMUNITY SERVICES STAFFCommunity Services Staff

COMMUNITY SERVICESwww.rialtoca.gov
DIRECTOR

Perry Brents • (909) 820-2525 x. 8039
[email protected]

SUPERVISOR

Julio Salcedo • (909) 820-2685
[email protected]

YOUTH & ADULT SPORTS, FIELD SCHEDULING
& LIGHTING, COMMUNITY CENTER RENTALS,
CONTRACT CLASSES
RECREATION PROGRAMMER

Che Wilson • (909) 820-2525 x. 2301
[email protected]

RIALTO SENIOR CENTER, SENIOR PROGRAMMING,
SENIOR CENTER FACILITY RENTALS
RECREATION PROGRAMMER

Terre Ermitano • (909) 877-9706
[email protected]

RIALTO FITNESS & AQUATIC CENTER,
TOM SAWYER POOL AND FACILITY RENTALS
RECREATION PROGRAMMER

Alejandra Gonzalez • (909) 820-2611
[email protected]

TINY TOTS, PRESCHOOL, YOUTH PROGRAMS
RECREATION PROGRAMMER

Christina Holguin • (909) 820-2525 x. 2103
[email protected]

CITY WIDE SPECIAL EVENTS, COMMUNITY
EVENT APPLICATION, EXCURSIONS & RIALTO
PROGRESS MAGAZINE
RECREATION PROGRAMMER

Jessica Perez • (909) 820-2671
[email protected]

38 Community Services Administrative offices are located at the Community Center
214 N. Palm Ave., Suite 204 • Monday - Thursday — 7:00 am - 6:00 pm • (909) 421-4949

Register Today! Registration Information

Online Registration Now Available!

https://apm.activecommunities.com/rialtorec/Home

For more information see page 65.

Walk-in Registration Class Information:

Rialto Community Center n Registration can be paid in cash, check, money order,
Mastercard or Visa unless noted otherwise.
SUITE 204
Monday – Thursday, 7:00 am - 6:00 pm n All registrations for participants under 18 years
of age require signature of parent or guardian.
Rialto Senior Center
n All registrations are handled on a first-come,
Monday – Thursday, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm first served basis.
Friday, 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
n Pre-registration is required for all classes.
Swimming Registration
n Registration will NOT be accepted by the instructor.
All swimming registration is handled at the
Tom Sawyer Swimming Pool, n Registration will not be accepted after the second
152 E. San Bernardino Avenue class meeting.

Telephone Registration n Classes will not be pro-rated if students register late.

(909) 421-4949 or (909) 877-9706 n Classes that fail to meet the required minimum
number of students will be cancelled.
Telephone registration is accepted for most
programs with payment made by VISA n The City reserves the right to postpone, cancel
or MasterCard. or combine classes for any reason found necessary.

Class Locations: n Prices are subject to change.

Rialto Community Center 214 N. Palm Ave.
Rialto Senior Center 1411 S. Riverside Ave.
Tom Sawyer Pool 152 E. San Bernardino Ave.
Racquet & Fitness Center 1243 S. Riverside Ave.
Fire Station 202 1700 N. Riverside Ave.
Fire Station 203 1550 N. Ayala Ave.
Fire Station 204 3288 N. Alder Ave.

Refund/Credit Policy: FALL 2016

Participants may request a refund, credit, or transfer to another program if unable to participate. Requests must
be made within 48 hours after the first class meeting (72 hours prior to workshops), unless class time has changed
or the class is cancelled by the Department. Please allow four weeks for refund to be processed.

Policy of Non-Discrimination on the Basis of Disability 39

The City of Rialto does not discriminate on the basis of disability in the admission or access to, or treatment or employment in its programs or activities.
The City of Rialto Human Resources Department (246 S. Willow Avenue, Rialto, CA 92376) has been designated to coordinate compliance with the
non-discrimination requirements contained in Section 35.107 of the Department of Justice regulations. Information concerning the provisions of the Americans
with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the rights provided thereunder, are available from the ADA Coordinator.

Tiny Tots

Tiny Tots Are you looking for a program that is
perfectly designed for your 3-5 year old?

Tiny Tots is the answer for your preschooler! They have fun while learning and developing their social
skills, creating arts and crafts, enjoying music, story time and creative play.

FALL/WINTER 2016 - 2017 SESSIONS

Community Center Tiny Tots Hughbanks Tiny Tots

4 WEEK SESSIONS Resident/Non-Resident 4 WEEK SESSIONS Resident/Non-Resident

M/W 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Sep 12 – Oct 5 $65/$70 M/W 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Sep 12 – Oct 5 $65/$70
M/W/F 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
M/W/F 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Sep 12 – Oct 7 $85/$90 T/TH 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Sep 12 – Oct 7 $85/$90
M/W 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
T/TH 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Sep 13 – Oct 6 $65/$70 M/W/F 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Sep 13 – Oct 6 $65/$70
T/TH 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
M/W 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Oct 10 – Nov 2 $65/$70 M/W 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Oct 10 – Nov 2 $65/$70
M/W/F 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
M/W/F 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Oct 10 – Nov 4 $85/$90 T/TH 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Oct 10 – Nov 4 $85/$90
M/W 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
T/TH 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Oct 11 – Nov 3 $65/$70 M/W/F 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Oct 11 – Nov 3 $65/$70
T/TH 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
M/W 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Nov 7 – Nov 30 $65/$70 M/W 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Nov 7 – Nov 30 $65/$70
M/W/F 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
M/W/F 9:00 am - 12:00 pm $85/$90 T/TH 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Nov 7 – Dec 2 $85/$90
T/TH 9:00 am - 12:00 pm M/W 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
M/W/F 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
PreschoolM/W 9:00 am - 12:00 pm T/TH 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Nov 7 – Dec 2

Nov 8 – Dec 1 $65/$70 Nov 8 – Dec 1 $65/$70

www.rialtoca.gov Dec 5 – Dec 21 Call for prorated fees Dec 5 – Dec 21 Call for prorated fees

M/W/F 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Dec 5 – Dec 23 Call for prorated fees Dec 5 – Dec 23 Call for prorated fees

T/TH 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Dec 6 – Dec 22 Call for prorated fees Dec 6 – Dec 22 Call for prorated fees

M/W 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Jan 2 – Jan 25 $65/$70 Jan 2 – Jan 25 $65/$70

M/W/F 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Jan 2 – Jan 27 $85/$90 Jan 2 – Jan 27 $85/$90

T/TH 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Jan 5 – Jan 26 $65/$70 Jan 5 – Jan 26 $65/$70

M/W 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Jan 30 – Feb 22 $65/$70 Jan 30 – Feb 22 $65/$70

M/W/F 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Jan 30 – Feb 24 $85/$90 Jan 30 – Feb 24 $85/$90

T/TH 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Jan 31 – Feb 23 $65/$70 Jan 31 – Feb 23 $65/$70

40 *Holiday Closures for both locations: November 11 (Veteran’s Day), November 24 & 25 (Thanksgiving), December 26-January 1 (Holiday Closure), January 16 (Martin Luther King Jr. Day)
** Children must be potty trained.

Tiny Tots Preschool

Preschool SITE: PRESTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
HOURS: 6:30 am - 6:30 pm
INFORMATION: (909) 421-4949

• Quality Kindergarten Readiness • All Alternative Payments Accepted
• Qualified & Caring Staff

The Preschool Program offers exactly what you need for Kindergarten
readiness for your 2-5 year old child. It is vitally important to offer
high quality Preschool Programs to prepare your child for school.
Preschoolers learn by doing and we offer a variety of activities to
develop their fine and gross motor skills, problem solving, and social
skills. We provide opportunities for learning through teacher-led
instruction as well as hands-on learning. Games, music, arts & crafts,
and of course fun, are all part of the program as we work to prepare
your preschoolers for Kindergarten and beyond.
Children must be potty trained.

Pay for 4 weeks in advance - FALL 2016

GET A 5TH WEEK FREE! 41

Refer a friend! When they sign up -

GET A WEEK FREE!

INFORMATION: (909) 421-4949

Community Center Resources EXPLORE THE
COMMUNITY
CENTER

214 N. Palm Ave, Rialto, CA 92376

Family Health Services Family Health Services

(909) 820-2660 • Suite 504 • By appointment
www.RialtoFamilyHealthServices.com

Rialto Family Health Service, 501 (3) (c) nonprofit community
services organization.Our contact information should remain
the same, with the addition of youtube.RialtoFamilyHealthServices.

Back on Track Project: Provides coaching and mentoring to adults with

penal codes violations through the process of expungement (Prop 47).

Healthy Cooking and Shopping for Life: A cooking show that demonstrate how to make everyday recipes heart healthy,

gardening and the connection between diet and health. This program can be viewed on the Rialto Network Channel 3 every Sunday at

9:00 a.m. and Tuesday’s 4:30 p.m. and Youtube. RialtoFamilyHealthServices.

Healthy Minds: Providing support and resources to families who have love ones with mental illness. This program can be seen every

Sunday at 8:30 a.m. and Tuesday’s 4:00 p.m. on the Rialto Network Channel 3, and Youtube. RialtoFamilyHealthServices.

Moving Forward Child Development: Provides screening for Autism, ADHD, Obesity and Developmental Disabilities in children;

and provides resources and referrals for parents and caregivers.

Veteran Assistance Program: Assist Veterans who are homeless and/or have low to moderate income to secure housing and Veterans benefits.

We Care Companions/Caregivers Support Services: Assists mature adults and the disabled with downsizing, home visitation and safety checks.

Nutrition Classes Provided by El Sol Neighborhood Educational Center

(909) 884-3735 • www.elsolnec.org

Free Nutrition Classes Wednesdays at 6:00 pm • Suite 404

Proper nutrition is the first step in keeping yourself and your family healthy. In our nutrition program, we Identify
services and resources for health awareness, obesity prevention, and nutritional education which will promote
healthy behaviors among the Latino community. This program teaches how to read nutrition labels, preparing
healthy meals, how to exercise and how to cut-back on fast food.

www.rialtoca.gov The Academy of The Minds (951) 254-2151 • www.taotm.org

Free teen mentorship/leadership program • Saturdays • Suite 201
The Academy of the Minds, is a 501(C)(3) organization, this is a leadership development program and will be a part
of a larger network of statewide community programs. These programs will address core issues facing low-income
communities from different ethnic backgrounds and who have not received their high school diploma. The goal of
the Academy of the Minds is to provide leaders with the necessary skills that will help them transform their lives and
become better citizens in their communities.

Young Marines (909) 208-6777 • www.youngmarinessbv.com

Meets first and third Saturdays • Suite 501
The Young Marines is a 501(c)3 non-profit youth education and service program for boys and girls,
ages 8 through completion of high school. The Young Marines promotes the mental, moral, and physical development of its members.
The program focuses on character building, leadership, and promotes a healthy, drug-free lifestyle. The Young Marines is the premier youth
organization in its Drug Demand Reduction Efforts.

Rialto Child Assistance (909) 875-0141
Mondays & Wednesdays at10:00 am • Suite 301
42 The non-profit helps provide food and other supplies for families of students in the Rialto Unified School District and works with the school

district to identify the children who need help. Currently, the group feeds more than 100 families through its food program.

Youth Sports

LITTLE TOTS SPORTS YOUTH
SPORTS
This program provides 3-5 year olds with a fun and exciting environment to experience sports
for the first time. During the first six weeks, participants learn fundamental skills, and games ORGANIZATIONS
are played in the final two weeks of the program. Parent participation is highly encouraged.
Each participant will receive a t-shirt and trophy. No registration will be accepted after the Offering youth sports programs
second session. in the City of Rialto

Little Tots Variety Sports Little Tots Variety Sports No. Rialto Little League
Jose Barajas | 909.841.0269
(Fall) Rialto Community Center (Winter) Rialto Community Center Rialto Park Little League
Irene Mendoza | 909.289.4071
Regular Registration. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7/16/16 Regular Registration. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1/16/16
$55 (Rialto Resident Fee: $50) 5 weeks $55 (Rialto Resident Fee: $50) 5 weeks Rialto Girls Softball
Parent Meeting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9/20/16 Parent Meeting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2/27/17 Shelley Henderson | 909.278.5071
Season. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9/24/16 - 10/22/16 Season. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3/4/17 - 4/1/17
Day/Time. . . . . . . . . . . . Saturdays, 9:00 am - 9:45 am Day/Time. . . . . . . . . . . . Saturdays, 9:00 am - 9:45 am www.rialtogirlssoftball.org
Junior All American Football
Little Tots Basketball VOLUNTEER Ricardo Corona | 909.835.7100
COACHES NEEDED.
(Fall) Rialto Community Center E. Rialto Little League
Ask for information Julia Garcia | 909.873.1013
Regular Registration. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10/22/16 when registering.
$55 (Rialto Resident Fee: $50) 5 weeks Pop Warner Football
Parent Meeting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1/4/17, 6:00 pm Diane Barela | 909.570.7144
@ Carl Johnson Center Room 101 www.rialtopopwarner.com
Season. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1/7/17 - 2/11/17 (no session on 2/4)
Day/Time. . . . . . . . . . . . Saturdays, 9:00 am - 9:45 am Rialto Youth Soccer
Lance Diaz | 909.419.6140
Established in 2014, the Rialto Pride www.rialtoyouthsoccer.com
is our Division 1 (ages 1999-2000)
Travel basketball team. This team will Rialto Pony League
participate in tournaments throughout Lucy Flores | 909.214.0467
the inland empire. The team plays 1 and
2 day tournaments spanning the I.E. These organizations are operated under the
Participants must be prepared to travel by-laws of parent organizations not affiliated
from Upland to Beaumont. Seasons vary,
please call for more information. with Rialto Recreation or the City of Rialto.

FALL 2016

MORE INFORMATION: Call (909) 421-4949 or visit our online registration website (see page 39). 43

Youth Sports Programs YOUTH SPORTS Youth Basketball Division Age Groups

Youth Basketball (Fall) Division 2 Born 2003 – 2004 * Must be 5 years old when
Division 3 Born 2005 – 2006 season begins or participate
Regular Registration............................................ 7/25/16 Division 4 Born 2007 – 2009 in Little Tots Basketball if
$65 (Rialto Resident Fee: $60) Division 5 Born 2009 – 2012* not yet 5 years old
Late Registration........................................ after 9/16/16
$75 (Rialto Resident Fee: $70) Youth Basketball (Spring)
Skills Assessments......................9/24/16, Carl Johnson Ctr
Coach Meeting..........................................................9/13/16 Regular Registration......................................... 11/28/16
Season.................................................... 10/8/16 - 12/17/16 $65 (Rialto Resident Fee: $60)
Late Registration........................................ after 1/13/17
$75 (Rialto Resident Fee: $70)
Skills Assessments......................1/14/17, Carl Johnson Ctr
Coach Meeting.........................................1/7/17, 2:00 pm
Parent Meetings....................................................1/11/17
Div. 5 & 4 @ 6:00 pm, Div. 3 & 2 @ 7:00 pm
Season...............................................2/4/2017 - 4/15/2017

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL

Girls’ Volleyball (Fall)

Regular Registration...................7/25/16 • $65 (Rialto Resident Fee: $60)
Late Registration.................. after 9/151/16 • $75 (Rialto Resident Fee: $70)
Skills Assessments.......................................9/22/16 - 9/23/16, Carl Johnson Ctr
Practice start week of...........................................................................................5/26/15
Coaches Meeting............. 9/12/16, 6:00 pm, Community Center Room 101
Season..................................................................................................10/7/16 - 12/16/16

Girls’ Volleyball (Spring)

Regular Registration................ 11/28/16 • $65 (Rialto Resident Fee: $60)
Late Registration.....................after 1/13/17 • $75 (Rialto Resident Fee: $70)
Skills Assessments Division 1...........................................................................1/13/17
Skills Assessments Division 2...........................................................................1/12/17
Coaches Meeting................1/9/17, 6:00 pm, Community Center Room 101
Season.......................................................................................................2/3/17 - 4/14/17

Girls Volleyball Division Age Groups

Division 1 Born 2001 – 2005
Division 2 Born 2006 – 2008

ADULT SPORTS The City of Rialto presents AGES
a 3 on 3 Basketball league. 18 & UP
NEW!
Registration began on August 1, 2016
www.rialtoca.gov $150.00 per team includes $20.00 forfeit fee

Season:
10/9/16 – 12/18/16 • Sunday Evenings
Minimum of 8 teams to start league
$10.00 referee fees per team per game
2 games per week
1 point/2 point scoring
21 points or 20 minutes per game

Co-Ed Basketball League

44 MORE INFORMATION: Call (909) 421-4949 or visit our online registration website (see page 39).

BALLE T | TAP | JA Z Z COMBO CL ASS Dance Classes

A fun combination class that will introduce your little dancer to the fundamentals of ballet, tap, and jazz techniques.

The first half of class will consist of learning the basics of ballet through stretching, body placement, and center floor exercises.
The second half of the class students will learn basics of rhythmic tap and jazz dance skills. Students will gain coordination skills
and improve their ability to listen and follow directions in a fun atmosphere.

Age: 3 - 5 | Fee: $48 Age: 5 - 7 | Fee: $48
Site: Aria Dance Company Site: Aria Dance Company
Tuesdays: 5:30 - 6:30 pm Saturdays: 10:30 - 11:30 am

SESSION DATES: SESSION DATES:
09/06 - 09/27 09/10 - 10/01
10/04 - 10/25 10/08 - 10/29
11/01 - 11/15 11/05 - 11/19 *no class 11/26
11/29 - 12/13 12/03 - 12/17
01/10 - 01/31 01/07 - 01/28
02/07 - 02/28 02/04 - 02/25

* November and December Classes will have only 3 classes.
Please prorate to $38

BALLET CLASSES

Dancers will learn ballet techniques through stretching, body placement, barre work and
center floor exercises. Ballet terminology is introduced. Dancers will gain coordination,
musicality, discipline, and grace while improving strength, and building self-esteem.

Age: 2 - 4 | Fee: $48 Age: 4 - 6 | Fee: $48 Age: 7 - 9 | Fee: $48
Site: Aria Dance Company Site: Rialto Rec Center Site: Rialto Rec Center
Tuesdays: 4:30 - 5:30 pm Thursdays: 5:00 - 6:00 pm Thursdays: 6:00 - 7:00 pm

SESSION DATES: SESSION DATES: SESSION DATES:
09/06 - 09/27 09/08 - 09/29 09/08 - 09/29
10/06 - 10/27 10/06 - 10/27 10/06 - 10/27
11/03 - 11/17 *no class 11/22 11/03 - 11/17 *no class 11/22 11/03 - 11/17 *no class 11/22
12/01 - 12/15 12/01 - 12/15 12/01 - 12/15
01/05 - 01/26 01/05 - 01/26 01/05 - 01/26
02/02 - 02/23 02/02 - 02/23 02/02 - 02/23

* November and December Classes will have only 3 classes. Please prorate to $38

Tumbling

Students will begin to develop a basic comprehension of tumbling skills while they increase
their flexibility and strength. Students will be introduced to the basic positions, drills and
movements such as tuck, straddle, bridge, handstands, forward rolls, and cartwheels.
As students progress they will be introduced to more advance skills and tricks.

Tiny Tot Tumbling Beginning Tumbling Tumbling 1 FALL 2016

Age: 2 - 4 | Fee: $48 Age: 5 - 7 | Fee: $48 Age: 4 - 7 | Fee: $48
Site: Aria Dance Company Site: Rialto Rec Center Site: Rialto Rec Center
Tuesday: 5:30 - 6:30 pm Tuesday: 5:30 - 6:30 pm Tuesday: 6:30 - 7:30 pm

SESSION DATES: SESSION DATES: SESSION DATES:
09/06 - 09/27 09/06 - 09/27 09/06 - 09/27
10/04 - 10/25 10/04 - 10/25 10/04 - 10/25
11/01 - 11/17 11/01 - 11/17 11/01 - 11/17
11/29 - 12/13 11/29 - 12/13 11/29 - 12/13
01/10 - 01/31 01/10 - 01/31 01/10 - 01/31
02/07 - 02/28
02/07 - 02/28 02/07 - 02/28

* November and December Classes will have only 3 classes. Please prorate to $38 45

Dance Classes Line Dancing

Students will explore a variety of line dances that are performed to Motown, R&B, Gospel,
Salsa, Jazz, and Country music throughout the nation and regionally at family reunions,
wedding receptions, retirement parties and the ‘Club’, such as Electric Slide, the Wobble,
Zydeco Bounce, Rialto Stomp, Colton Cumbia, Cowboy up, Uptown Funky and many more.

No partner is needed for this low-impact exercise for the mind and body.

Instructor: Heart and Soul Line Dance Staff
Age: 18 & up

Beginning - Review
$22 (Rialto Resident Fee: $17) - 4 weeks

Tuesdays 9:00 - 10:00 am 11/01, 12/6, 1/3, 2/7

or Wednesdays 9:00 - 10:00 am 11/2, 12/7, 1/4., 2/1

Site: Rialto Senior Center

Mixed Levels
$27 (Rialto Resident Fee: $22) - 4 weeks

Wednesday 11:30 am - 12:30 pm 11/2, 12/7, 1/4, 2/1

or Thursday 7:00 - 8:00 pm 11/3, 12/1, 1/4, 2/2

Site: Rialto Community Center

AGE: 5 & UP

Learn the latest hip hop dance styles to R&B, and pop music. A fun, high
energy class for everyone! Students will gain confidence, coordination and
musicality while learning routines.

Ballet Folklorico Baby Hop Pee Wee Hip Hop Hip Hop

Age: 2 - 3 | Fee: $48 Age: 4 - 6 | Fee: $48 Age: 7 - 9 | Fee: $48

Site: Aria Dance Company Site: Aria Dance Company Site: Rialto Rec Center

Fridays 5:30 - 6:30 pm Fridays 5:30 - 6:30 pm Tuesdays 6:30 - 7:30 pm

www.rialtoca.gov Students will learn Folkloric dancing, history SESSION DATES: SESSION DATES: SESSION DATES:
of dance, dress ware, and make up. Beginning 09/09 - 10/30 09/09 - 10/30 09/06 - 10/27
ballet folklorico teaches step by step movements 10/07 - 10/21 10/07 - 10/21 10/04 - 10/25
of dance and body. Advance classes teach 11/04 - 11/08 *no class 11/26 11/04 - 11/08 *no class 11/26 11/01 - 11/015
choreography, gritos (yells), and expressions. 12/03 -12/17 12/03 -12/17 11/29 -12/13
01/06 - 01/27 01/06 - 01/27 01/10 - 01/31
$30 (Rialto Resident Fee: $25) - 4 weeks 02/03 - 02/24 02/03 - 02/24 02/07 - 02/28
Site: Rialto Community Center

Beginning 11/02 - 11/30 Teen Hip Hop SESSION DATES: 12/01 -12/15
12/05 - 12/28 09/08 - 9/29 01/05 - 01/26
Mon & Wed 5:30 - 6:30 pm 01/04 - 01/30 Age: 10 & up | Fee: $48 10/06 - 10/27 02/02 - 02/23
Mon & Wed 5:30 - 6:30 pm 02/01 - 02/22 11/03 - 11/17 *no class 11/24
Mon & Wed 5:30 - 6:30 pm Site: Aria Dance Company
Mon & Wed 5:30 - 6:30 pm
Thursdays 7:30 - 8:30 pm

* November and December Classes will have only 3 classes. Please prorate to $38

46

Guitar Lessons Special Interest Classes

Ages: 8 & up

Learn basic major, minor chords, scales, fingering, timing,
reading, charts and basic songs. Guitar is required for class.

$47 (Rialto Resident Fee: $42) - 6 weeks
Instructor: Chuck Galley
Site: Community Center, Room 404

Beginning

Learn basic major, minor chords, scales, fingering, timing,

reading, charts and songs.

Monday 6:30 - 7:30 pm 09/12 - 10/17

Monday 6:30 - 7:30 pm 11/07 - 12/12

Monday 6:30 - 7:30 pm 01/09 - 02/20

Intermediate

Class introduces sight note reading in the first position,

new chords and finger picking techniques.

Monday 7:35 - 8:35 pm 09/12 - 10/17

Monday 7:35 - 8:35 pm 11/07 - 12/12

Monday 7:35 - 8:35 pm 01/09 - 02/20

Polynesian Dance Belly Dancing

Learn dances from the Polynesian culture. Put yoga to music and enhance the FALL 2016
Hawaiian Samoan, Tahitian & New Zealand. fluid movement of your body. Class
Learn basic hand motions, footwork, includes stretching exercise, finger
and body movements associated cymbals, veil work, choreography,
with songs of the islands. Classes dance combinations and musical
offered for beginners and interpretation. A supply fee of $20 is
intermediate. Song translation due to the instructor at the first class
given to each student. for finger cymbals.

$30 (Rialto Resident Fee: $25) Age: 15 & up
4 weeks $45 (Rialto Resident Fee: $40)
Site: Rialto Community Center 4 weeks
Instructor: Catharae Smith
Keiki class AGES: 5 - 12 Site: Rialto Senior Center, Rialto Room

Wednesdays: 6:30 - 7:30 pm Beginning Level
11/02 - 11/30
12/07 - 12/28 Thursdays: 7:00 - 7:55 pm
01/04 - 01/25
02/01 - 02/22 Intermediate Level

Wahine class AGES: 13 & UP (Please see instructor prior to registering)
Thursdays: 6:00 - 6:55 pm
Wednesdays: 7:30 - 8:30 pm
11/02 - 11/30 Advanced Level
12/07 - 12/28
01/04 - 01/25 (Please see instructor prior to registering)
02/01 - 02/22 Thursdays: 8:00 - 8:55 pm

Session Dates for All Levels 02/02 - 02/23 47
03/02 - 03/23
11/03 - 11/17: no class 11/24 04/06 - 04/27
12/01 - 12/22
01/05 - 01/26

Special Interest Classes / Martial Arts Martial Arts Tai Chi
Nippon Kenpo-Karate Gung
Self-defense techniques in striking, kicking, throwing,
Experiencing this Ancient Art can
reverse-holds and ground combat and grappling will be improve balance, flexibility, stamina,
general heart health, and mental
taught. Balance, coordination, stretching, strengthening health. Tai Chi is well known for its
aerobic affects. People who regularly
and cardiovascular exercise is practiced in each session. perform the traditional Chinese
mind-body exercise are less likely to
Focus on kindness, honesty, respect, discipline and patience suffer high blood pressure and had
greater average muscle strength. It
will be developed in each participant. Supply fee of $40 for may help lower blood pressure from
a combination of aerobic training,
uniform is required and may be purchased from instructor. stretching, mental concentration
and calm meditation during Tai Chi
$50 (Rialto Resident Fee: $45) - 4 weeks/monthly movement. It can be practiced at
any time anywhere without the
Receive a $10 discount for the second child and a $15 discount for the third child. need of equipment or a gym.

Site: Rialto Community Center • Instructor: Manuel R. Nunez $22 (Rialto Resident Fee: $17) 4 weeks
Site: Rialto Community Center
Ages: 5 - 11 Ages: 12 & up Instructor: Alicia Lopez

Tuesday & Thursday: 6:00 - 6:55 pm Tuesday & Thursday: 7:00 - 7:55 pm Ages: 18 & up
Thursday: 9:00 - 10:00 am
11/03 - 11/30: no class 11/01 11/03 - 11/30: no class 11/01 Session Dates:
09/01 - 10/06 12/08 -12/26
12/01 - 12/23: no class 12/26 - 12/30 12/01 - 12/23: no class 12/26 - 12/30 11/03 - 11/17 01/05 - 01/26

01/03 - 01/31: no class 01/03 01/03 - 01/31: no class 01/03

02/01 - 02/28 02/01 - 02/28

Chinese Kung Fu San Soo

Realistic self-defense training for children and adults. Students will learn striking ground fighting,
joint locks, escapes from holds and weapon defense. Not for sport; training is for real street defense.
$55 (Rialto Resident Fee: $50) - Monthly

Receive a $10 discount for the second child and a $15 discount for the third child.

Site: Rialto Community Center, Room 401 • Instructor: Ben Ortega
Age: 4 - 11 Age: 12 & up
Monday & Wednesday: 6:30 - 7:15 pm Monday, Wednesday & Friday: 7:30 - 8:30 pm
Session Dates: 09/07, 10/03 Session Dates: 09/07, 10/03

www.rialtoca.gov D.I.Y. Become a California

SOLAR Notary Public
INSTALLATION
This state-approved class satisfies
Learn to install your own the mandatory education requirement
Home Solar System and save needed prior to appointment or reappointment.
a lot of money in cost! Includes required passport quality photo. Participants
Learn electrical safety, series must bring valid ID (current Driving License, CA ID Card
and parallel connection, or US Passport). In addition, a $30 supply fee is due to
Ohm’s Law and more! the instructor.

Site: Rialto Community Center Instructor: Imperial Notary Services
Instructor: Romeo Lampa Site: Community Center

$107 (Rialto Resident Fee: $102) - 4 weeks Ages: 18 & up
Saturday 10:00 am – 12:00 pm 11/05 - 11/26 $94 (Rialto Resident Fee: $89) - 1 day
Saturday 10:00 am – 12:00 pm 01/07 - 01/28 Saturday: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Saturday 10:00 am – 12:00 pm 02/04 - 02/25 Session Dates: 10/22, 11/19, 01/28, 02/25

48 FOR ALL CLASS INFORMATION: Call (909) 421-4949 or visit our online registration website (see page 39).

KIDSOvercoming FREE! Fit4Kids

Childhood Obesity

4One Child at a Time

FIT *Rialto Residents only*
A health and fitness program to help youth ages
6 to 15 years overcome obesity. For a limited
time, a special federal grant will pay for your
child to participate in our program. The federal
grant stipulates that the household income for
children participating in the Fit4Kids program must meet low/moderate
income guidelines and participant’s must live in the City of Rialto.

PROGRAM INFORMATION:

• Classes now held at our Community Center
214 N. Palm Avenue
• 12 week sessions
• Mondays/Wednesdays or Tuesdays/Thursdays
from 4 PM - 5:30 PM
• Challenging yet engaging cardiovascular warm-ups
• Boot Camp-style activities including relay races
and obstacle courses.
• Nutrition education and demonstrations.
• Fun games such as soccer, basketball, and volleyball.
• Points-based reward system where participants
can earn fun prizes!
• Character development and opportunities for
socialization.

FALL 2016

Call now for more 49
information (909) 421-4949

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at the Fairplex

Saturday, October 8

Germany is coming to SoCal! Join us as we “transport”
to Europe and celebrate Bavarian culture, enjoy
authentic German food, Oom Pa Pa music, games
and prizes, and of course, beer. *Must be 21 and over.

www.rialtoca.gov Friday, October 21 Saturday, December 10 Monday, January 2

Take a trip with us to Knott’s Scary Farm and enjoy a Experience the frozen magic that brings Bring in the 2017 New Year with
haunting Halloween experience! This year, Knott’s offers North Pole temperatures to families across your family and experience the
new menacing mazes, sinister shows, scare zones, and sunny Southern California. Queen Mary 128th Rose Parade in-person!
13 spooky attractions. *Not recommended for children under 13. CHILL features Ice Tubing, an all-new North The five and a half parade route
Pole Village, live entertainment, holiday
carolers and so much more! will feature floral floats, spirited
marching bands, and high-
stepping equestrian units

down Colorado Boulevard.

50 FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL 909.421.4949