The Goose Creek Golf, a golf course off the beaten path located in the south west section of Jurupa Valley.
Flabob Airport November 2008 Veterans' Day Celebration formation fly over
Jurupa Valley Rotary Spring Fling 2009
Public Meeting Feedback
Anticipated/Perceived Cityhood Benefits
Jan 2009
- Housing density is an issue that can better be controlled within a city (more local concern and influence)
- City planners may better address pollution, which is more of an issue when houses/apartments/child care center growth is planned near freeways
- Since many parts of Jurupa Valley (e.g. Mira Loma) are zoned A-1 (Animal/Agriculture), cityhood might be
beneficial to ensure that low density housing and other rural issues are locally addressed
- There has been a lack of new parks or community centers since the 70's. City planners might be more responsive to local needs
Dec 2008
- With their own city, Jurupa Valley residents would have more influence and direct control over city safety, security, city planning/zoning, and other
issues of local interest (many such items are currently controlled by Riverside County, the Services Districts, or the State of California [traffic control])
- A local Jurupa Valley police force might be more responsive due to officers concentrating their efforts specifically within the Jurupa Valley community
- Cityhood can lead to more responsive reporting and identification of local traffic control issues
- Transition from unincorporated county into a city would preclude potential annexation of land within Jurupa Valley from neighboring cities
- With the commercial build-up along the I-15 corridor (near Limonite Ave) there
is a large gain in tax revenue which would help sustain and perpetuate Jurupa Valley city services