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Courtesy: City of Eastvale; pictured: The mass grade of Eastvale’s future Downtown and Civic Center site is officially complete. In this picture, you may be able to see three internal backbone streets are visible and you’ll see in the bottom corner the area our civic center will live.

Eastvale – There are new construction updates and awards are always happening in the City.

Mass grading of Eastvale’s future Downtown and Civic Center site is officially complete! The civic center will welcome a brand-new City Hall, library and innovation center, police station, and more. For more information regarding the space, visit www.eastvaleca.gov.

Also in the works is the JCSD’s annual Tree Trimming Project. There are more than 9,000 trees in the public landscape frontages within Eastvale, all of which are trimmed annually between July 1-October 31. “Doing so keeps Eastvale beautiful!” says JCSD.

Some new additions to Eastvale include the new City’s Monthly Business Walks. Every fourth Tuesday of the month, the Eastvale Economic Development team will visit businesses to answer questions and hear their concerns. The team also drops off a special gift, thanking each business for their contribution to the community and local economy. The next business walk will take place July 25 at Hamner Place, Hamner and Riverboat, Allen Square, The Ranch, Providence Business Park, LogistiCenter, and Goodman. If you have any questions about these walks, please email economicdevelopment@eastvaleca.gov. 

The community is also celebrating that Public Safety Commissioner Herbert Cirilo recently won a Senior Legacy Award at Supervisor Karen Spiegel’s first-ever Senior Legacy Awards banquet. He was awarded for his dedication to the Public Safety Commission and the City’s Community Volunteer Program. “We appreciate all he’s done for our community and can’t imagine anyone more deserving of this award!” said the City.

More congratulations goes out to the Chair of Eastvale’s Planning Commission, Kevin Mensen, who was recently selected as the City of Chino’s new Chief of Police on July 5. “Congratulations Kevin and thank you for all that you do for both communities!” stated the City.

If you know an individual or a group that is making a significant impact in the City of Eastvale, then you can nominate them for the City’s Community Honoree Awards. Winners will be honored at the City’s annual State of the City on October 5, 2023 at Vantage Point Church.

For more information, please visit www.eastvaleca.gov.