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Current City Council Agenda
The next regular City Council study is scheduled for November 3, 2020.
The agenda wil be posted as soon as it's available.

See all Moreno Valley City Council agendas on the City Agenda Portal.
Remember, you can attend council meetings online through Zoom.

2040 General Plan Update
In 2019, City Council approved moving ahead with the comprehensive
General Plan update. This will be only the second comprehensive
update in the City’s history. Learn more about the update and
see how you can get involved.
Learn more about the 2040 General Plan Update
Infórmese sobre la actualización del Plan General 2040

Dracaea Ave Greenway Corridor Study
The City of Moreno Valley is developing the Dracaea Avenue Neighborhood Greenway Corridor Study to address all modes of transportation to meet the current and future needs of community members of all ages and abilities.
Visit the Dracaea Ave. Greenway Corridor Study website

Moreno Valley at Work: October 19 - 23, 2020
Check out this week's summary of good news from the City that soars:

• Mayor and Council Dedicate Plaque for New Civic Center Amphitheater & Park
  
• Sign Up to Receive Local Job Announcements
  
• Prepare for Rain Now: Get Free Sandbags Early
  
• MoVal Honored with Fiscal Award for Third Straight Year
  
• A Visit to: Rock Ridge Park
  

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Business Hours for City of Moreno Valley — Updated for COVID-19

Moreno Valley offices and facilities are closed to the public indefinitely, pending further updates to the Governor’s Executive Orders or Riverside County of Public Health.

• City Hall is open Monday – Thursday for drop-offs/pick-ups by appointment only and closed every Friday. Some services are provided online or by telephone where possible. Call 951.413.3230 for details.
• The Public Safety Building/Police Department business hours are Monday – Friday 9 am to 5 pm.

Learn how to access City Services  |  City hours of operation | COVID-19 Closure Plan

Press Releases

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10/28/20

Moreno Valley's Iconic M to be Lighted in Honor of First-Responders
Moreno Valley's iconic M on Box Springs Mountain will be lighted blue tonight for National First-Responders Day to thank first-responders for their service to our community and nation.
Learn more about the Moreno Valley M.

10/28/20

Moreno Valley Welcomes New Restaurant, Country Kitchen, to The Quarter
Options for Moreno Valley diners have expanded with the grand opening of the City's newest restaurant, Country Kitchen, located at 12980 Day St Suite 101 in The Quarter, MoVal's award-winning new commercial development at the northeast corner of Day and Eucalyptus.
Learn more about the Country Ktichen.

10/26/20

City Council Approves Land Sale for Moreno Valley Town Center Project
The Moreno Valley City Council has taken the next step in creating a new City core by approving the sale of 56.42 acres at Alessandro Blvd. and Nason St. for development as a mixed-use master-planned Town Center, consisting of commercial, office and public uses.
Learn more about the proposed Town Center.

10/22/20

Mayor, City Council Dedicate Plaque at New Civic Center Amphitheater & Park
Moreno Valley Mayor Yxstian Gutierrez and members of the City Council dedicated the plaque for the nearly complete Civic Center Amphitheater & Park located at Alessandro Blvd. and Veterans Way. Learn more about the new park and Civic Center.

10/21/20

MoVal Shows Support for National "Lights On Afterschool" Movement
The City will show its support for the national "Lights On Afterschool" movement by lighting the iconic M on Box Springs Mountain in blue and yellow on Thursday, Oct. 22.
Learn more about this national movement.

10/14/20

MoVal Builds on CLiC Initiative by Providing Free Computers
the City of Moreno Valley has entered into a partnership with County of Riverside Community Action Partnership to make 50 desktop PCs available for free to qualifying residents.
Learn more about CLiC and free PCs.

10/07/20

MoVal Mayor, City Council Approve Plan for New "Teen SPOT"
The Mayor and City Council, at the Oct. 6 regular Council meeting, approved the creation of Teen SPOT (Support, Programs, Opportunities & Technology), a teen-focused after-school space at the City's Conference & Recreation Center. Learn more about the new Teen SPOT.

10/06/20

Moreno Valley Residents Invited to Share Their Halloween Spirit in Fun Holiday Events In what could become new Moreno Valley traditions, the City is inviting residents to share their Halloween spirit by taking part in some super fun holiday events.
Learn more about the City's Halloween events.

10/05/20

MoVal Marks Digital Inclusion Week by Celebrating its New CLiC Initiative
The City of Moreno Valley is marking national Digital Inclusion Week by celebrating its work to narrow the digital divide.
Learn more about CLiC and Digital Inclusion Week.

10/03/20

Councilwoman Dr. Carla J. Thornton to Host Listening Session
Moreno Valley City Councilwoman Dr. Carla J. Thornton will host a listening session on Saturday, October 10, to hear the concerns of District 2 residents.
Learn more about the Listening Session.

10/01/20

Moreno Valley Narrows Digital Divide with New "CLIC" Initiative
As part of the Mayor and City Council's initiative to provide digital inclusivity, Moreno Valley has created CLIC, which stands for Computer Learning & Internet Connectivity, to provide free internet access using the City’s WiFi hotspots, creation of WiFi Garden locations (free WiFi access at various City facilities), public-use computers, and a free, comprehensive virtual community portal filled with information to help build users' computer knowledge and skills
Learn more about CLIC.

09/22/20

Free Microchips Available at Moreno Valley Animal Shelter
For a limited time only, free HomeAgain microchips are now available for Moreno Valley dogs and cats. That's a $16 savings per pet!
Learn more about the Free Microchip program.

09/21/20

Moreno Valley Honored by Southern California Edison as "Clean Energy Champion"
In recognition of the City of Moreno Valley's commitment to clean, sustainable and efficient energy use, Southern California Edison (SCE) has named it a "Clean Energy Champion."
Learn more about the Clean Energy Champion award.

09/14/20

Moreno Valley Welcomes Tractor Supply Company
Moreno Valley City Council members joined representatives of the Chamber of Commerce to cut the ribbon on the new Tractor Supply Company store at Stoneridge Towne Centre, 27330 Eucalyptus Ave.
Learn more about Moreno Valley's newest business.

09/08/20

Moreno Valley's M to be Lighted for National Day of Service and Remembrance
Moreno Valley's iconic M on Box Springs Mountain will shine in red, white and blue from dusk to midnight this Friday, Sept. 11, in recognition of the National Day of Service and Remembrance.
Learn more about the M Lighting.

09/05/20

City Honored for Consistent Support for Veteran-Owned Businesses
In recognition of its consistent support for veterans and veteran-owned small businesses, the City of Moreno Valley has been honored by the Southwest Veterans' Business Resource Center.
Learn more about the award.

09/02/20

Moreno Valley Further Narrows Digital Divide With More Mobile Hotspots
To help more residents tap into the internet, the Council approved the purchase of nearly 100 more mobile hotspots that patrons can check out from the City's three libraries.
Learn more about the new mobile hotspots.

09/01/20

Mayor, City Council Cut Ribbon on Moreno Valley's Third Library
The new state-of-the art Iris Plaza Library joins the Main Library on Alessandro Blvd. and the Moreno Valley Mall Branch as the City's third community learning center. Learn more about the new library.

07/08/20

Moreno Valley City Council Declares Racism a Public Health Concern
In a resolution unanimously approved at its July 7 regular meeting, the Moreno Valley City Council declared that the many deleterious effects of both individual and systemic racism constitute a threat to public health. Read about the resolution.

03/25/20

City Uses Zoom Video Conferencing to Keep Residents Involved
Using the internet, Moreno Valley residents have long been able to watch live or recorded City Council meetings at their convenience. Learn how to participate in City Council Meetings using Zoom...

03/19/20

Moreno Valley Suspends Penalties and Interest on Late Payment of Fees and Fines During Restricted City Hall Operations
Recognizing the financial hardship caused by the coronavirus crisis, as part of its plan for restricting City Hall operations, Moreno Valley is giving residents a break by suspending penalties and interest for late payment of utility bills, parking citations, business license fees, and library fines incurred beginning March 18, 2020, through April 15, 2020. Learn more about the suspended late payment fees...

Business and Development
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City Maps
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Developer Help Desk
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Parcel & Zoning Information
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RFPs - Bids
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Developer Request for Additional Information

Moreno Valley Commits to Cooperation and Transparency
The City of Moreno Valley is dedicated to making government as accessible as possible. City Hall is exploring how we may share information with the public on a continuing basis, with the goal being to promote transparency while preserving the integrity of the legal process. The City has developed a website that provides links to various information requests and responses. Visit the page...

Visit the Accounts Payable Ledger
This portal provides accounts payable transactions from July 1, 2012 through the most recently closed and unaudited financial period. The Accounts Payable Ledger is a subset of the City’s expenditures. Expenditure transactions include the Accounts Payable Ledger in addition to wire transfers and payroll, along with any adjustments requiring a journal entry or invoice payment correction. View the ledger...