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City assistance available as County begins Phase 2 reopening
UPDATE: On Tuesday, May 12, Gov. Gavin Newsom updated the state’s guidelines, adding new categories of businesses that can begin reopening. Businesses added to participate in Phase 2 reopening include: car washes pet grooming landscape gardening office-based business (telework remains strongly encouraged) childcare for those outside of the essential workforce outdoor museums, and open gallery…
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A place for those who need help and those who wish to donate
In an effort to provide a central location for those in need and those who wish to make donations during the Covid-19 pandemic, the City of Redlands and the Redlands Service Club Council created the “Redlands Strong – Caring During COVID-19” web page. The web page, which is linked to the City’s COVID-19 information page,…
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City assistance available as County begins Phase 2 reopening
The City of Redlands is working to assist local businesses as the County of San Bernardino begins implementing Phase 2 reopening of business under the State guidelines announced by Gov. Gavin Newsom. The San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors late Thursday, May 7, announced some businesses can start to re-open Friday. The City of Redlands…
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City to host LEGO Builder from Home! A Virtual LEGO Class
The City of Redlands Recreation Division is pleased to offer LEGO Builder from Home! A virtual LEGO Class for children ages 7-12 years old, held from 4-4:45 p.m. every Thursday from May 14 to June 4. Classes are offered through the City of Redlands and taught by a live Playwell TEKnologies instructor through a secured…
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Household Hazardous Waste facility closed due to Covid-19 restrictions
As part of the City of Redlands efforts to reduce the risk and spread of COVID-19, the City of Redlands Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center will remain closed indefinitely. The facility has been closed since the City of Redlands declared a state of emergency on March 16, due to the Covid-19 pandemic. San Bernardino County…
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Suspension of utility late charges, penalties extended 60 days
On Thursday, April 30, City Manager Charlie Duggan, acting in his capacity as the City of Redlands Emergency Services Director, extended suspension of late charges and penalties and disconnection of water service to customers, due to late payments, for an additional 60 days. On March 17, the City Council approved a resolution providing relief to…
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A reminder to residents and businesses to continue following public health mandates
As the Covid-19 pandemic continues to engulf our country, we feel acutely the effects on the health and safety of our friends and neighbors as well as the economic struggle felt by businesses and employees in Redlands. With the number of confirmed cases in the county doubling every 10 days and the growing number of…
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City partners with local businesses in Shop It Forward campaign
The City of Redlands is partnering with local businesses and the Chamber of Commerce in Shop It Forward, a local campaign encouraging Redlands residents to do their Christmas shopping now, buying gifts and services online from local businesses, paying now for pickup or delivery in December. While many local businesses are struggling with stay-at-home orders…
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City to open limited recreational facilities following county order
Following issuance of a new public health order from the San Bernardino County Department of Public Health on Thursday, the City of Redlands is implementing plans to reopen park and recreational facilities “on a limited scale for passive recreation,” which includes individual activities such as “wildlife observation, walking or hiking, biking … and participating in…
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City of Redlands provides guidance to ‘essential businesses’ for worker and customer safety
In keeping with California law requiring employers to establish and implement injury and illness prevention programs to protect employees from worksite hazards, including infectious diseases, the City of Redlands is providing guidelines to businesses in our community that continue to operate as essential businesses within the state and county public health orders. This guidance is…