Your home is your safety and security. Obtaining registration and title protects you and your family today and tomorrow. Don’t let back fees and taxes prevent you from receiving your registration and title. Find out if this program is for you! The program is operated by the Codes and Standards Division of the California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD). The post Register Your Mobile Home appeared first on City of Yucaipa ..read more

The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department is excited to announce our partnership with Ring and the Neighbors App. Detectives and station personnel from across the county completed their training today and out stations are now live. Station staff are able to receive information and interact with residents through the app. Customers with a Ring camera will be able to share videos with their local Sheriff’s station. The Neighbors App connects communities with the goal of creating safer and stronger neighborhoods and one of the benefits is you do not need to own a Ring device to use the app ..read more

San Bernardino County’s Animal Care and Control (ACC) is announcing the new licensing fee schedule for the next fiscal year that begins Wednesday, July 1, 2020. These fees apply to residents of all unincorporated county areas and the cities of Highland, Yucaipa and Big Bear Lake. Dog licensing fees have increased, though discounts still exist for dogs that are altered (spayed or neutered) and for senior citizens and disabled citizens with altered dogs. Proof of spay/neuter certificate, senior citizen status, and disability are required to receive discounts. Additionally, there are discounts fo ..read more

Yucaipa Boulevard motorists may have noticed construction activities occurring along the western edge of the City, near Interstate 10. Several projects that had been approved by the City’s Planning Commission and City Council are now underway, and their construction teams are making great progress. This includes the first phase of the Yucaipa Pointe Project, where a new Chick Fil A restaurant, famous for its chicken sandwiches, waffle fries, and “Icedream” cones, is going to be built next to the In-N-Out site. As part of that project, other restaurants and a 60,000 square foot medical office f ..read more

The construction crews at the Yucaipa Pointe Project continue to make quick progress in developing the site. Keen observers can note that that the first building for the Project, a Chick-Fil-A restaurant, famous for its chicken sandwiches, waffle fries, and “Icedream” cones, has started to ‘go vertical’ with the foundation and initial building elements starting to take shape. This restaurant will be one of several within the Yucaipa Pointe Project, which will also include a Kaiser Permanente medical office, and will transform the gateway to the City with attractive building and landscape desig ..read more

Press Release – January 28, 2021 Yucaipa AVA Implementation Progress The City Council approved the Viticulture Operations and Associated Development Standards Phase I Report and provided direction as recommended by the American Viticulture Area Planning Committee (AVAPC) at their meeting on Monday, January 25, 2021. The City Council recognized that the implementation of a wine industry should include input from a broad coalition of community members and stakeholders, and to help provide this input, the City Council established the AVAPC comprised of the following: 2 City Council members, 2 rep ..read more

  The California Department of Insurance (Department) is aware that homeowners and certain commercial property insurance policies may exclude losses caused by mudflow, debris flow, mudslide, landslide, or other similar events. However, under the “efficient proximate cause” doctrine established by the Insurance Code and articulated by California courts, these exclusions are not enforceable if the facts establish that the wildfire (a covered peril) was the efficient proximate cause of the subsequent flooding, mudflow, debris flow, mudslide, landslide, or other similar events. Insurance Code ..read more

Press Release – December 17, 2020  On Friday, December 11, 2020, the County of San Bernardino outlined their vaccine rollout plan.  Phase 1a vaccinations will give priority to frontline healthcare workers working in intensive care units (ICU), emergency rooms (ER) and COVID units, along with first responders. The California Department of Public Health, in partnership with CVS and Walgreens pharmacies, will be responsible for distributing the vaccines to seniors in skilled nursing and long-term care facilities in the City, perhaps as early as next week.   In the interest of allev ..read more

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE   September 24, 2020 Western Yucaipa Boulevard Developments Yucaipa Boulevard motorists may have noticed construction activities occurring along the western edge of the City, near Interstate 10. Several projects that had been approved by the City’s Planning Commission and City Council are now underway, and their construction teams are making great progress. This includes the first phase of the Yucaipa Pointe Project, where a new Chick Fil A restaurant, famous for its chicken sandwiches, waffle fries, and “Icedream” cones, is going to be built next to the In-N-Out sit ..read more

  NEWS RELEASE – Public Health San Bernardino County’s Animal Care and Control (ACC) is announcing the new licensing fee schedule for the next fiscal year that begins Wednesday, July 1, 2020.  These fees apply to residents of all unincorporated county areas and the cities of Highland, Yucaipa and Big Bear Lake. Dog licensing fees have increased, though discounts still exist for dogs that are altered (spayed or neutered) and for senior citizens and disabled citizens with altered dogs.  Proof of spay/neuter certificate, senior citizen status, and disability are required to receive ..read more