Passport services at Chino Hills City Hall will not be available from Monday, December 9 through Wednesday, January 1. Alternate passport processing locations can be found at www.travel.state.gov. Read More...
The Chino Hills Police Department is collecting toys for all ages through December 19 to support local families in need this holiday season. Drop unwrapped toys (min. $10 value) in the collection bins at the Chino Hills Police Station lobby. Read More...
Backup electric generators can be a valuable part of your emergency preparedness plan when a power outage occurs. Power outages are common during disasters and are happening more frequently now due to Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS). Read More...
To protect residents during extreme weather events, electric power may be shut off by Southern California Edison (SCE) in an effort to prevent a wildfire. So SCE can notify you, you should update your contact information with them today! Read More...
The Kiwanis Club of Chino Hills invites the community to the Chino Hills Boat Parade on Friday, December 13 at 7:00 pm. Crowds arrive early to park and will gather on the parade route, which starts on Peyton Drive at Eucalyptus Avenue. Read More...
Did you know that the City of Chino Hills is a Passport Acceptance Facility? Walk-in service is available, for limited hours Monday through Thursday, however, not guaranteed. Book your online appointment. 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...
