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A.K. Smiley Public Library to reopen to the public on Sept. 9
The A.K. Smiley Public Library, which has been closed to the public for nearly six months in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, will resume in-person services on Wednesday, Sept. 9, with new public health measures in place to protect patrons and employees. “All of us here at the Smiley are eager to welcome our patrons…
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Redlands Senior centers to provide Cooling Center hours
The City of Redlands Recreation Division will offer Cooling Center hours for the public at the Redlands Community Senior Center and the Joslyn Senior Center on days when the National Weather Service issues a heat advisory. During those days, when temperatures are expected to reach at least 100 degrees, the Redlands Community Senior Center, 111…
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Possible Rotating Power Outage
The City of Redlands has received a warning from Southern California Edison and the California Independent System Operator (CAISO) that could lead to potential rotating customer power outages today. If these CAISO rotating outages occur, they typically last about an hour. This warning expires tonight at midnight. Please reduce energy use to help avoid CAISO…
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City, Bowl host virtual theater workshop with Stars of Tomorrow
The City of Redlands Recreation Division offers a free virtual theater workshop sponsored by the Redlands Bowl Performing Arts and taught by Stars of Tomorrow. The workshop theme is the classic story, “The Adventures of Robin Hood,” and is designed for children ages 6-16. Enrollment is now open and students may choose one of six…
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Community Gardens reopen with health and safety guidelines
The City of Redlands Recreation Division’s three community garden sites — Lugonia Gardens, Smiley Gardens, and Clement Gardens — have reopened with new health and safety guidelines in place for all gardeners. No more than ten (10) gardeners are permitted inside each garden Face coverings are required at all times Bring gloves or sanitizing wipes…
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Water main leak may affect up to 23,000 water customers
City of Redlands water customers are asked to conserve water, especially during the peak morning hours after the City’s Water Division experienced a major leak in a water transmission line at a pumping station near Ford Park Monday, July 13, spilling up to an average of 5 million gallons of water per day. City crews…
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Main water leak affects City water supplies
The City of Redlands has experienced a major water line break at one of the City’s pumping stations. Crews are working to determine the source of the leak and working on repairs. Large areas of the City may experience low to no water pressure for up to several days until emergency repairs can be made.…
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Redlands to host blood drives with LifeStream, Red Cross
The City of Redlands is partnering with LifeStream and the American Red Cross to host separate blood drives next week. The City and LifeStream will host a blood drive from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday, July 22, at Redlands City Hall, 35 Cajon St. A second blood drive with the American Red Cross will…
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State Department of Public Health issues new closure orders
This guidance and the Statewide Public Health Officer Order, dated July 13, 2020: Closes, on a statewide basis, indoor operations for certain sectors, and both indoor and outdoor operations for bars and similar establishments, consistent with the June 28 and July 1 restrictions on counties on the County Monitoring List. Closes, for counties on the…
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Rail project paving to temporarily close Orange Street Friday
To better coordinate with the City of Redlands pedestrian crossing improvement project on Orange Street, contractors for the San Bernardino County Transportation Authority’s are moving up plans to pave Orange Street at the railroad tracks south of Stuart Avenue as part of the Redlands Passenger Rail Project. The paving project, which will take place Friday,…