Lanes will be repaved on Grand Avenue between Peyton Drive and the 71 Freeway.
All lanes are being repaved on Tuesday, May 13th from 7:00 am to 6:00 pm.

Expect Traffic Delays!

Grand Avenue will be repaved from Peyton Drive east to the 71 Freeway. One lane of traffic will be maintained in each direction at all times. There may be a temporary short-term blockage of driveways along the route during the project. Crews will be working in the project area for several days leading up to the 13th to prepare the road surface for paving resulting in temporary lane closures.

Please avoid the area if possible to minimize traffic.

Boys Republic Drive is open to through traffic as an alternate route.

The Inland Valley Humane Society, along with the California Department of Fish & Game, and the USDA Wildlife Services has given the City the green light to reopen Alterra Park. The park was closed Monday, May 5th after a small child was bitten by a coyote at the park while playing in a sand box. Wildlife officers believe they removed the aggressive limping coyote, however, want to remind residents to remain extra cautious and vigilant. Alterra Park is less than a half mile from Chino Hills State Park, home to various wildlife and surrounded by public open space.
The record drought conditions in our open space areas have resulted in wildlife making their way into residential neighborhoods in search of food and water. Aggressive coyotes are a danger that must keep us vigilant and aware of our surroundings. Small children and pets MUST be supervised at ALL times, even in their own back yards, neighborhoods, and in all parks. If you find yourself near a coyote, make them uncomfortable by waving your arms and making a lot of noise. Always keep a safe distance from these animals.
Report all wildlife encounters to the Inland Valley Humane Society at (909) 623-9777.
Living With Wildlife Article & Tips and Dept. of Fish & Game - Keep Me Wild Flyer [Press Release...]

The Registrar of Voters has begun to mail sample ballot pamphlets to registered voters in San Bernardino County. The purpose of the sample ballot pamphlet is to provide general information pertaining to the upcoming June 3rd Statewide Primary Election. [Press Release...]

O.K. Chino Hills...this is your chance to nominate an individual whom you feel is an unsung hero and an asset to the community. Someone who quietly affects change and contributes to the quality of life for others in Chino Hills.
Community heroes are the cornerstones of Chino Hills, and once again, the L.A. County Fair seeks to honor two Community Heroes at Chino Hills Day at the Fair on Friday, September 19th. Nominate an adult and/or a young adult as the 2008 Chino Hills Community Hero. The deadline to submit applications is Friday, May 30, 2008. Follow the instructions on the nomination form, a link is provided below. [Community Hero Nomination Form...]

The City of Chino Hills Farmer’s Market has returned! The Farmer's Market is open every Wednesday from
4:30 – 8:30 p.m. at the McCoy Equestrian & Recreation Center, 14280 Peyton Drive.
Local providers of fresh fruits and vegetables, nuts, honey, spices, sausages, cut flowers, and baked goods have their products on display for the Chino Hills community.
For additional information, please call (909) 364-2700.
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The City of Chino Hills will be celebrating Public Works Week from May 18th to May 24th. The celebration will be kicked off by a Public Works Week Proclamation presented by the Council at the May 13th City Council meeting.

The celebration will be kicked off by a Public Works Week Proclamation presented by the Council at the May 13th City Council meeting. [Additional Information...]

Become a Volunteen and assist City staff in the Summer Day Camp, Aquatics, and Pee Wee Sports programs. The City of Chino Hills Volunteen Program provides a wonderful opportunity for enthusiastic teens, ages 13 to 17 years old, to gain experience for future job opportunities. Volunteens assist City staff in the Summer Day Camp, Aquatics, and Pee Wee Sports programs. The Recreation Division will review the first 80 applications on a first-come, first-served basis. Only 50 teens will be accepted into the program. The summer programming period is from June 16th through August 29th. Applications will be available beginning Monday, March 24th at the Civic Center Community Building, 2001 Grand Avenue or online at www.chinohills.org. The final deadline to return completed applications is 5:00 p.m. on Friday, May 9th at the Civic Center Community Building, 2001 Grand Avenue. [Press Release]