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The Cal Cities Riverside County Division includes 28 cities in Riverside County and provides members with the opportunity to exchange ideas and information and share the advantages of cooperative advocacy. Description
Cities in this Division:
Banning
Beaumont
Blythe
Calimesa
Canyon Lake
Cathedral City
Coachella
Corona
Desert Hot Springs
Eastvale
Hemet
Indian Wells
Indio
La Quinta
Lake Elsinore
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02/16/2024
We had a great turn out at the Riverside County/ Inland Empire joint division meeting today! Thank you, to those that drove from the farthest areas of our district to show support for the region. Also, a special thank you to both county administrators Jeff, and Luther for their time and dedication to our cities. League of California Cities
11/23/2023
Congrats MoVal!👏
11/06/2023
Congratulations to City of Corona - City Government for receiving two Helen Putnam awards!🏆
Congratulations to City of Riverside, CA - City Government!👏
Congrats, The City of Moreno Valley Government!🎉
Thinking of our cities impacted by . Stay safe and remain vigilant, Riverside County.
✔️ Sign up for emergency alerts at CalAlerts.org
✔️ Download/visit QuickMap for up-to-date road conditions➡️ https://quickmap.dot.ca.gov/
✔️ Follow California Governor's Office of Emergency Services for updates
08/21/2023
Were you impacted by ?
The resources in our Disaster Recovery Resources guide can help you find the help you need to recover after surviving a disaster.
Visit http://listoscalifornia.org/recovery
08/21/2023
Stay safe, Riverside County! Sign up for emergency alerts at CalAlerts.org + Follow Listos California for safety tips ⬇️
Stay safe, California!
🚫Do not walk through moving water.
As little as six inches of water can make you fall. Often you can’t tell how deep it is or what the water is hiding.
Follow for important updates before, during, and after the storms.
08/11/2023
CalPERS issued new regulations for determining whether public safety workers are “substantially incapacitated” for the purposes of disability retirement. Join for a webinar breaking down the new regulations + forms HR professionals need to know. https://bit.ly/441KiIJ
08/08/2023
Are you attending ? Check out the full schedule on our website! This year’s breakout sessions will cover a variety of city-specific issues, including housing, pensions, natural disasters, and ways to empower our communities. www.calcities.org/annual
08/02/2023
🚨 Job alert! is seeking an experienced leader to join our Regional Public Affairs team and represent the Riverside County Division! This role involves working closely with local officials and staff to advance the organization's advocacy priorities. https://www.calcities.org/join-our-team
07/11/2023
CCMF, in partnership with the Rose Institute of State and Local Government at Claremont McKenna College, is excited to announce the release of its “2023 CALIFORNIA CITY MANAGER SURVEY: A PROFILE OF THE PROFESSION,” which provides a comprehensive overview of city managers in California.
CCMF commissioned this survey to develop a profile of the profession and identify needs for continued development. The report presents the results of a survey conducted by the Rose Institute earlier this year collecting data on average tenure, background and education of California’s city managers. View the full report now: https://bit.ly/3CQTHYl