Category: City, Police and Fire News

  • Help us understand COVID’s effects on your business

    Help us understand COVID’s effects on your business

    The City of Redlands is reaching out to local businesses to better understand the lingering effects of COVID-19 on the businesses community. The primary goal of the survey is to gather information that the City will use to determine what the needs are and how the City can help. Please take 5-10 minutes to complete…

  • Community invited to submit Council redistricting maps

    Members of the public interested in submitting draft maps as part of Redlands’ City Council redistricting process can now access online tools on the City’s website for creating maps. In addition, information from the 2020 Census showing demographic changes in the current City Council districts is also available. The City of Redlands invites the public…

  • Redlands Police raising funds again for Heroes and Helpers

    The Redlands Police Community Foundation (RPCF) is currently raising funds for the annual Heroes and Helpers to take deserving local students on a holiday shopping spree. For the past several years the event has been held early in December at a single department store that provided a $5,000 community policing grant to support the program…

  • City Hall Holiday Schedule

    City Hall Holiday Schedule

    Most Redlands City Hall administrative offices will be closed beginning Wednesday, Dec. 22, reopening Monday, Jan. 3. Essential City services, including public safety, Code Enforcement, water and wastewater utility services and solid waste collection will be in full operation. Police and Fire operations will be available as usual. The City Manager, Assistant City Manager, department…

  • Virtual visioning workshops scheduled to create Strategic Plan

    Virtual visioning workshops scheduled to create Strategic Plan

    The City of Redlands continues to seek community input in the process of preparing a Six-Year Strategic Plan. This resulting Strategic Plan will establish the City’s mission and values and guide the City’s course over the next six years and help align funding with values and priorities.  In order to ensure that the plan reflects…

  • U.S. Capitol Christmas tree will make a stop in Redlands

    U.S. Capitol Christmas tree will make a stop in Redlands

    The City of Redlands is pleased to announce that the United States Capitol Christmas Tree will be coming to Redlands from 2-6 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 6, on its way to Washington, D.C. Festivities will be hosted in downtown Redlands on West Pearl Avenue between Orange and Eureka streets. Each year, a different national forest provides…

  • Residents invited to learn about redistricting and share ideas

    The City of Redlands invites residents and community members to learn about redistricting and share their ideas about how shifts in population might affect the boundaries of the five City Council districts based on 2020 Federal Census data. Every 10 years, cities with voting districts must conduct a redistricting process to ensure a proper balance…

  • City again invites residents’ input in communitywide survey

    For the sixth consecutive year, the City of Redlands is inviting all residents to give us your thoughts on priorities for your government and the quality of life in Redlands.   This week, the City launched the National Community Survey™, a comprehensive quality of life survey inviting a random sample of residents, representing a cross…

  • Teamsters Local 1932 to Visit the Redlands Farmers Market

    Teamsters Local 1932, will be visiting the Redlands Farmer’s Market this Saturday, August 7th. They will be providing information on Teamsters Local 1932’s Associate Memberships and the benefits available, with that membership.  They will also be informing patrons about the Community actions, Amazon and how they can get involved.  The Redlands Farmers Market is held…

  • Community Clean-up Day planned for City residents

    The City of Redlands Facilities and Community Services Department will hold a Community Cleanup Day at the City landfill, 2151 Nevada St., from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday, July 31. In an effort to address a backlog of requests for bulky item disposal as a result of public health restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic,…