City Council proclaims the week of May 21st, as Public Works Week.

The City of San Jacinto has recently launched a new pothole reporting hotline to improve road conditions for its citizens.

Updated rates for San Jacinto Power customers are now viewable and downloadable.

Due to SB 1383 requirements, the City of San Jacinto and CR&R Environmental Services recently launched an Organics Recycling Program

San Jacinto Planning Commission approves 66,000 square foot manufacturing plant for Class Leasing, LLC SAN JACINTO, CA, September 22, 2020 – The City of San Jacinto Planning Commission has given its approval for the construction of a new 66,000 square foot manufacturing plant for Class Leasing, LLC. The new facility represents a $10M investment into the City of San Jacinto and is anticipated to generate up to 150 new jobs for the community.

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Water Rate Study Background – Infrastructure History and Condition

A new City ordinance was recently adopted to authorize existing restaurants to remain operational by utilizing existing outdoor space for outdoor dining. Read more...

As the City begins to gradually open up, enforcement of posted parking restrictions for the City of San Jacinto’s Street Sweeping Program will resume August 3, 2020

Household Hazardous Waste Collection in Riverside County to Resume June 1 Residents will once again be able to safely dispose of household hazardous waste items such as motor oil, paints, and batteries at collection facilities located throughout Riverside County.

Civil Unrest: Riverside County officials issue curfew county wide.

During the May 5th, 2020 Council Meeting the City Council discussed the plan for San Jacinto community regarding COVID 19.

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SJ Power: Critical Peak Pricing Program Update

Help us restore a piece of San Jacinto history. The barn at Estudillo Mansion is in dire need to come back to life. Currently the City of San Jacinto has pledged a percentage of revenue from 2018 special events to this fund. The mansion was once in need of restoration and has been restored and now it is the barns turn! This is a great opportunity to turn that barn back to new for the use of the community! We have created a Go Fund Me account to collect donations for this purpose. Click here to dontate today!

ITS THE LAW- Business & Commercial Recycling