The City of Chino Hills is providing updates on the COVID-19 situation via the City website at www.chinohills.org/Coronavirus. Updates are being made on this web page and through our social media on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Read More...
This FREE event welcomes Chino Hills residents to attend a presentation by the Chino Hills Police Dept. on police and community relations, public safety, Dept. policy, training, and mental health awareness. Registration is required and space is limited. Read More...
The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) continues work on the Bridge Replacement Project on SR-60, part of the 60 Swarm, to replace the Pipeline, Monte Vista, and Benson Avenue bridges. Full directional closures are planned. Read More...
Along with the closing of indoor operations to prevent the spread of COVID-19, youth sports are not allowed under current state guidelines. Read More...
Join us for the first “Movie in the Park…ing Lot!” For $10 a car, residents can enjoy this unique, family-friendly event on July 25! "Missing Link," will be shown on a 50-ft. big screen in the overflow parking lot at City Center Dr. and Shoppes Dr. Read More...
Effective immediately, certain counties, including San Bernardino County, must close all bars, and indoor operations at Dine-in Restaurants, Family Entertainment Centers, Movie Theatres and more for at least 3 weeks due to risk of COVID-19 infection. Read More...
The City of Chino Hills is dedicated to providing you with a safe and reliable supply of high quality drinking water. State law requires water retailers to provide information to their customers about the quality of their drinking water. Read More...
Beginning June 29 at 8 am, the Inland Valley Human Society will offer scheduled in-person licensing services on an appointment-only basis. In addition, the Veterinary Department is now scheduling spay/neuter appointments. Learn more at www.ivhsspca.org. Read More...
James S. Thalman Chino Hills Branch Library is open to the public with modified business hours: Tues. – Thur., 11 am – 6 pm and Sat., 9 am - 4pm. The library will operate with these modified hours until further notice. Read More...
California has limited the spread of COVID-19 and associated hospitalizations and deaths in our state. The increasing number of Californians who are leaving their homes for work and other needs, increases the risk for exposure and infection. Read More...
The City of Chino Hills’ next pavement project started on June 8 and is anticipated to be completed in August. Notification letters were mailed out to affected residents/owners the week of May 18. Work hours will be 7 am to 3 pm Monday through Friday. Read More...
We have received numerous inquiries and questions about our Chino Hills Police Department's stance regarding each of the #8CantWait topics. They and we hold their department members to the highest standards. See their stance on all #8CantWait topics. Read More...
The State Department of Public Health has issued guidance that allowed personal care services, nail salons, tattoo parlors, massage therapy, and skin care and cosmetology such as facials, waxing, and electrolysis to reopen on Friday, June 19. Read More...
Free community COVID-19 testing events are being held throughout San Bernardino County. Samples are collected by inserting a swab up the nostril or into the mouth to the throat. These samples are then sent to a laboratory for COVID-19 testing. Read More...
Chino Hills City Hall, 14000 City Center Drive, is open to the public with modifications and new protocols in place. Visitors will be required to wear face coverings and maintain six feet of physical distance from others. Read More...
We invite you to learn more about the City's new Virtual Recreation & Resource Center for residents of all ages! The Community Services Department has been working to plan a variety of contests, crafts, and activities to help keep the community active. Read More...
Voters will only vote for the City Council position up for election in their specific district. The City has five designated voting districts. Residents can look up their district by using an interactive map online. Read More...
Tiered budget-based water rate structure encourages conservation and is based on system costs. Learn more about the tiered rate structure. Read More...
