Happy Holidays from the City of Moreno Valley!

From all of us at the City of Moreno Valley, we wish you a happy holiday season!

Moreno Valley is always aglow during the holidays, with beautiful lights, fun parties, and families creating cherished memories that will last a lifetime.

And remember, our Holiday Tree in front of City Hall offers a beautiful backdrop for your holiday photos. There's still time to bring the family down to City Hall, capture those seasonal snaps, and make some magical memories.

The entire City of Moreno Valley staff wishes our residents and their loved ones a very safe, healthy, and happy holiday!

City Debuts New Soccer Turf at March Field Park

Attention soccer fans: March Field Park has brand new turf!

The City celebrated the completion of the turf renovation project at March Field Park on Monday, December 18th. The state-of-the-art synthetic turf provides plenty of space for recreational and professional soccer players!

March Field Park’s Soccer Arena, now open to the public, is located at 15415 6th Street. 

Click here to watch our exclusive recap, and to learn more about exciting upgrades coming to all 34 Moreno Valley parks, visit moval.org/parksplan.

Stay Safe During the Holidays With the S.A.F.E.R. Program

As you gather with loved ones to cook a delicious holiday meal, having a working smoke detector in your home is essential. The City of Moreno Valley’s S.A.F.E.R. (Smoke Alarms & Fire Education Resources) program gives out one free smoke alarm and one free carbon monoxide detector to Moreno Valley families in need.

Residents can stop by City Hall at 14177 Frederick Street during business hours and receive a free Fire Safety Pack with one smoke alarm and one carbon monoxide alarm. Please note that proof of Moreno Valley residency is required. 

The City also offers a $50 cash rebate for residents who have already recently purchased their own alarms. Just bring your receipt or proof of purchase with you to City Hall.

Stay safer during the holidays! Visit moval.org/safer for more info.

Report Roadside Issues Directly to CalTrans

Did you know there's a way you can directly report issues along freeways to Caltrans?

Caltrans has an easy-to-use online tip line if you see graffiti, encampments, or other issues alongside freeways, underneath overpasses, and near off and on-ramps. Check out the Caltrans tipline at https://csr.dot.ca.gov/, indicate the nature of the report, pinpoint the location, and submit! It’s that easy!

Caltrans customer service requests are handled Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Once an issue is reported, the issues are routed to the nearest Caltrans maintenance facility for evaluation and resolution.

Please note that the Caltrans tip line is NOT meant for reporting highway accidents or emergencies, which should be reported to 911 or the California Highway Patrol.

Pet of the Week: Roscoe

Our Pet of the Week is Roscoe, a three-year-old tri-color Parson Russell Terrier mix. He's sweet and a little shy at first but quickly becomes more outgoing and playful when there's a toy or treat around! Roscoe is comfortable on a leash and gets along well with other dogs.

If you would like to make Roscoe or any pet from the Moreno Valley Animal Shelter part of your family, please contact the Moreno Valley Animal Shelter at 951.413.3790 or visit www.moval.org/pets.

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