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HomeMy WebLinkAboutReporter Summer 2019Local Veteran Posts Helping Plan Memorial Day Ceremony Ceremony set for May 27th at Freedom Courtyard, located on the north side of Central Park. FitSpo: Fitness and Sports Expo pg 3 Every 15 Minutes pg 6 Family Fun All Summer Long pg 8 Volume 15, Issue 12 Summer 2019 May is just around the corner and the City of Rancho Cucamonga Community Services Department (CSD) is currently working with the local American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) posts to organize the City’s annual Memorial Day ceremony. While the response to this event has been positive over the years, the CSD Special Events division plans to revamp the 2019 version and make each element as meaningful and accurate as possible. Event organizers started by reaching out to American Legion Post #835 and VFW Post #8680 to secure their participation and gather their input on the ceremony. Organizers then developed the program for the upcoming May event. This collaborative effort ensures that attendees will again enjoy a ceremony that honors all who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. The City is extremely grateful to partner with both the American Legion and the VFW. Their willingness to apply their extensive knowledge and experience to the planning of this event is invaluable. For more information on upcoming events in the City of Rancho Cucamonga, go online to RCpark.com or contact the Special Events Hotline at (909) 477-2728. Have We Talked Lately? Hopefully this title caught your eye. And inspired you to read on for a few minutes more, if nothing else, out of curiosity. But humor aside, communication is a serious issue. With the Internet, and the rise of social media and decline of traditional media, we are simultaneously bombarded by more pieces of information than ever before. Yet with this information, we struggle to find the time to tell real from exaggerated, digest it all in a meaningful way, and then analyze what it means for our lives and the lives of those around us. So, while we have access to more information on our phone than ever before, we are at the same time strangely out of touch with what is happening all around us. Let’s review the key elements of communication. The initial sender encodes or creates the information and selects a channel of communication by which to send the message. The receiver receives, reads/listens, and decodes the message. Finally, the receiver may provide feedback to the sender on the information. Community participation is a value prized by the City Council, and a key goal for City staff, and the recent Etiwanda Heights outreach is a great example. Community dialogue and engagement was used to create a new vision for the Etiwanda Heights Neighborhood and Conservation Plan. We utilized community workshops, newspaper articles, surveys, questionnaires, mailings, social media postings and more. Despite all of those channels of information and over a year of work, the City still receives feedback that people are unaware or confused about what is happening, often repeating early misinformation that has long since been discredited and moved past. Why? Once the sender (City) selects a channel of communication and sends the information, if the receiver (resident) is not tuned into that channel at that moment, then the message may not be received. With more channels than ever before, the likelihood that any one individual is listening to any given channel at a given time is, in many ways, smaller than ever. This makes effective real time communication more challenging than ever before. To that end, the City is merging its communication staffing in different departments into a unified team. Different departments and different assignments, but one unified team to help with messaging. We are expanding our methods and tools to help keep our eyes/ears on formal and informal social media channels to get a better pulse for what is being discussed by our community members. Once we have an idea of what topics are trending, staff will develop short videos, Instagram stories, targeted media outreach, infographics and other new communication channels to help reach all our residents from age 8 to 89, no matter what their preferred medium. Hopefully, the next time you read “Have we talked lately?” the first answer that will jump to mind is “Absolutely.” — John R. Gillison City Manager City Manager’s Message 2 2018 HIGHLIGHTS FROM Business Licenses 1,952 New Business Licenses Issued + 9,476 Business License Renewals = 11,428 Total Business Licenses Issued 30,489 Tires Recycled passenger car tires through the use of rubberized asphalt in paving projects 8.5 miles of Repaved Streets Grapevine with Rancho Reporter mailed to 62,000 homes each quarter 31 Parks 306 Acres of Park Space 50 Miles of Trails (1) California Department of Finance E-1 Table (2) California Employment Development Department * As of Nov. 2018, Not seasonally adjusted and preliminary. 40.2 sq miles Unemployment RATE* 3,530 Volunteers 49,421 Hours of Service Social Media A Value of $1,437,659 176,671 POPULATION 1 22.8% RC 4.1 % CA STATE Over 119,000 Followers Animal Care CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA 517,565 Library Visitors 973,132 Total items borrowed (physical and digital materials) 66,704 Total eBooks, eAudiobooks and eMusic items borrowed (subset of item listed above) 16,000 Followers from 2017UP1,235,838 Visitors 3.3 Million Page Views 1,685 Dogs placed in homes 2,365 Cats placed in homes www.CityofRC.us FOUNDATION FUTURE 144 small pets placed in homes Over 155,000 Calls for Service (RC Police Department) 16,652 Emergency Calls for Service (RC Fire District) 2,090 Community Members Trained in How to Survive an Active Shooter Situation Public Safety #FutureRC TO 465 Registered Responders on the Pulse Point App 430 Citizens trained in Hands Only CPR 3,868 Inspections includes Business and Weed Abatement Inspections 194 Recreational Classes Variety of classes offered 2,719 Youth Participants in organized sports 250,114 Senior Center Visitors 11,772 Counter visits 4,200 Permits issued 13,232 Building & Safety Inspections performed Occupancy as of November 2018 $134.35 Average Daily Rate 6 Awards received for the Sustainable Community Action Plan and energy efficiency efforts. 18,911 Total Registration Resident enrollment: 89% 43 Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Citywide 124,030 SF Warehouse/Industrial Buildings 88,896 SF Senior Assisted Living Facility The Resort 296 residential units approved, and 10,234 SF of recreational building 21,200 SF Public Safety Facility Healthy RC Hotels Building and Safety Services Community Services Green Bike Lanes 20,670 SF installed along Base Line Rd, Haven Ave, Jersey Blvd, and 6th St Fiber Optic Cable 13,500 LF newly installed Planning Commission Supported CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA 79.4% from previous year from previous year from previous yearUPUP2.2% 1.6% 9% UPHousehold Hazardous Waste (Source: GOTMD Lodging Report) 456,896 lbs. of Toxic Waste Disposed of by residents at the City’s Household Hazardous Waste Facility 1,400 Used Oil Filters recycled by City residents at oil filter exchange events in 2018 Property Tax Dollar Breakdown 60¢ Education 15¢ County General Fund 12.5¢ RC Fire District 5.1¢ City 4.5¢ Inland Empire Utilities Agency 3¢ Flood Control Administration #FutureRC 62,104 Tickets sold in 2018 Lewis Family Playhouse Discover Everything the RC Family Resource Center has to Offer! Enriching our community through outreach and empowerment. The RC Family Resource Center focuses on fostering human development and supporting the physical, psychological, sociological, and recreational needs of all community members. It is a place where children, adults, and families from all walks of life can connect to the resources they need. The nonprofit and faith-based organizations that program the Center strive to provide a place where individuals can find services, neighborhood youth can participate in educational and recreational programs, and community members can call to ask a question. It is a place that has not only enriched the lives of many individuals, but has also enhanced the whole community by providing leadership for agencies partnering to provide much needed services and assistance to the public. Hundreds, even thousands, of individuals currently utilize the Resource Center every month for basic social service needs. All programs are FREE unless otherwise stated. The RC Family Resource Center is also an ideal rental space for meetings, banquets, churches and small parties. This multi-use facility features several on-site amenities and holds various size rooms with space for up to 200 guests, available daily with affordable rental rates. For more information on the services offered or to inquire about rentals, call (909) 477-2781 or visit RCPark.com. FitSpo: Fitness & Sports Expo Get fit and have fun at the brand new FitSpo: Fitness and Sports Expo. The Community Services Department (CSD) is excited to announce the newest community event, FitSpo: Fitness and Sports Expo. The event is part of a larger effort to develop more ways to encourage the residents of Rancho Cucamonga to get out and be active. Join our CSD team at the Expo and celebrate National Physical Fitness and Sports Month this May. Do you live an active lifestyle? Do you always want to get in shape, but it just never seems to be the right time? Maybe you want to start eating healthier, but you aren’t sure how to make sense of all the available options. No matter your answer(s), this event is the perfect way to either get on the path to a healthier version of yourself or increase your access to knowledge and resources that can enhance your workouts and eating habits. The Expo will take place on May 4th at the Epicenter and feature interactive booths from the Rancho Cucamonga fitness and health community. The event kicks off at 9:00 am and will include fitness and health demos in the grass area outside of LoanMart field, and a vendor fair featuring local groups aimed at creating a “Healthy RC.” Instead of just receiving a pamphlet for a gym membership, this event will be hands- on, with groups offering real-time training techniques, exercise routines and tips right there on the spot. Don’t miss the exciting cooking demonstrations from local plant-based food organizations, and of course samples to try! There will even be a mini farmer’s market where attendees can pick up healthy food to take home and practice the preparation skills learned at FitSpo. 3 Caring is Always in Season The Compassionate Community initiative launched by the City of Rancho Cucamonga and Healthy RC in 2017 continues to inspire residents to make a difference in their community. Whether a project is big or small, the effort of sharing compassion and promoting acts of kindness ultimately leads to a more healthy, sustainable, and resilient community. Acting on Compassion Compassionate Community members are working to promote neighborhood cohesion through the new Little Free Library installation at Los Amigos Park. A Little Free Library is a “take a book, return a book” exchange. They come in many shapes and sizes, but the most common version is a small wooden box of books. Anyone may take a book or leave a book to share. Little Free Library book exchanges have a unique, personal touch. There is an understanding that real people are sharing their favorite books with their community and serving as a catalyst for improving reading motivation and deepening community connectedness. CompassionateCommunityCornerIt’s Your Turn You can get involved in creating a welcoming and unifying environment for everyone. Take action and share your story by tagging us on social media with #BeKindRC. You can also participate by sharing your compassionate stories with friends, getting involved as a volunteer, or becoming part of the planning committee which meets every third Tuesday of the month from 12:00-1:00 p.m. at City Hall, Chaffey Room. Contact us at RC.Healthy@CityofRC.us or (909) 774-2043, or visit HealthyRC.com for more information. Get Connected with Healthy RC Make an impact! Get connected and volunteer with Healthy RC to make an impact in your community. The Healthy RC initiative is a community program designed to improve lives across Rancho Cucamonga. You can be part of the team working hard to make our community healthy and vibrant. Check out the list below for some of the Healthy RC volunteer opportunities. For more information on upcoming events and available resources, please call (909) 774-2043 or visit HealthyRC.com. Healthy RC Steering Committee Dedicated residents, local businesses, non-profit agencies, City and County staff, hospitals, and community groups work together to develop action plans, events, programs, policies, and teams that focus on the eight community health priorities identified by our residents. Meetings are held on the fourth Tuesday of the month from 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. at Central Park, Creative Corner Room. Mental Health Subcommittee Develops strategies and initiatives to destigmatize mental health and direct resources available through mental health campaigns and symposiums. Meetings are held on the second Tuesday of the month at City Hall, TriCommunities Room and the fourth Tuesdays of the month at Central Park, Creative Corner Room from 12:00-1:00 p.m. Evaluation Subcommittee Coordinates and integrates evaluation activities to track Healthy RC’s progress over time by identifying, prioritizing, and monitoring health outcomes. Meetings are held on the fourth Thursday of the month from 12:00-1:30 p.m. at City Hall. Community Champions Provides leadership training and fosters civic engagement among Latino residents while developing and implementing policies and programs to address health priorities. Meetings are held on the first and third Tuesday of the month from 6:00-7:30 p.m. at the RC Family Resource Center. Youth Leaders Empowers middle and high school students to represent their peers and take action to promote a healthier community. Applications for Youth Leaders will be available at HealthyRC.com. Deadline is August 1, 2019. Calling ALL volunteers! Are you interested in making Rancho Cucamonga the healthiest it can be? Healthy RC will be asking residents about their quality of life and we need your help! Connect with your community, be a part of the process of how we can improve health and wellness, and volunteer with Healthy RC this Summer! For more information call (909) 774-2007.4 Healthy RC Celebrates with High School Teens at 2nd Annual Teen Summit Local teens maintain commitment to address difficult topics in their community. The City of Rancho Cucamonga and Healthy RC organized the second annual Teen Summit on March 27th to empower teens to make a difference and become catalysts for positive change in their home, school, and community. Realizing that teen voices are unique and their ideas matter, the goal was to host a specific event targeted to them. Teens in attendance engaged in meaningful conversations about day-to-day issues and shared challenges they face as individuals, on campus, and in the community. The event provided teens with a safe space to openly discuss difficult topics such as mental health, violence, and social isolation. Mental health professionals were available throughout the event to provide support to those who needed it. Teens also discussed goals, celebrated diversity, and strategized ways to break down stereotypes. Other activities included a keynote speaker, panel discussion, graphic recorder, and a photo booth. More than 130 teens from various high schools including Los Osos, Alta Loma, Rancho Cucamonga, and Etiwanda attended the event. Thank you to all the volunteers and partners from the Healthy RC Steering Committee, Community Services Department, Public Works, Central Park Staff, panelists, and mental health providers for making this event successful! 55 Healthy RC Recycle Tuesdays Recycle Tuesday Schedule: May 7, 21; June 4; July 2, 23; Aug. 6, 13, 27 The Rancho Cucamonga Quakes and Healthy RC are partnering to increase beverage container recycling with a special ticket promotion on Recycle Tuesdays. Baseball fans can receive one club level ticket to any Tuesday evening home game during the Quakes regular 2019 season by bringing 10 beverage containers with a California Redemption Value (CRV). Fans can also sign up to participate in the Healthy RC Recycle Tic-Tac-Toe or just kick back and enjoy the game. Start saving your bottles and cans and be sure not to miss a Recycle Tuesday! For additional information about Quakes tickets call (909) 481-5000 or visit rcquakes.com. Youth Say, “It’s Okay to Air Your Dirty Laundry” Celebrate National Mental Health Awareness Month Join Healthy RC and communities nationwide this May to celebrate National Mental Health Awareness Month. Healthy RC Youth Leaders believe “It’s Okay to Air Your Dirty Laundry” and shed light on mental health awareness for the entire community. These empowered middle and high school volunteers scripted, filmed, and created a brief public service announcement for the statewide Directing Change Film Competition. Their 60-second video is inspired by the cultural barriers and mental health stigma associated with the term “don’t air your dirty laundry” which translates to “La ropa sucia se lava en casa” in Spanish. The message of the film aims to inspire teens to make a difference and openly share mental health issues with a friend or to call the suicide hotline 1-800-273-8255. This video is part of Healthy RC’s broader Your Mind Matters campaign and strategy to promote breaking mental health stigmas and bringing accessible, culturally appropriate mental health resources to the community. If you are interested in getting involved with Healthy RC’s mental health initiatives or would like to access mental health resources, visit HealthyRC.com. Watch the video at vimeo.com/322132003. Are You Interested in Joining Team RC? Job Opportunities with City of Rancho Cucamonga If you are interested in joining Team RC, be sure to follow the City of Rancho Cucamonga Job Opportunities page on Facebook and Instagram. Stay up-to-date on current job openings, workshops, and more! Visit CityofRC.us for current job opportunities and employment events. Local Teens Learn Just How Much Can Change “Every 15 Minutes” Mock event teaches students the impacts of drunk driving. The Rancho Cucamonga Police Department’s popular Every 15 Minutes Program teaches students and their families the consequences of driving drunk, including what happens to someone who dies in an alcohol-related accident and how it impacts the family. Students at our local high schools experience these horrific incidents first-hand through simulations that put them in both the drunk driver’s seat and the victim’s. Every year, the Police Department partners with a host school to put on a three-day event that includes a mock accident, booking of a suspect, and an overnight stay at a hotel to demonstrate their absence at home and the impact on their family. This year on March 12th, 13th, and 14th, the Police Department selected 17 students from Rancho Cucamonga High School. Day One Students rode adult trikes through an obstacle course while wearing DUI goggles to simulate driving impaired. Although it was a cheery atmosphere, the students were unable to get through the course without “crashing.” Day Two The grim reaper removed participating students from their classroom, one at a time, every 15 minutes. Simultaneously, officers set up a mock accident with damaged cars, injured students, Rancho Cucamonga Fire Department rescue, ambulances, an airlift and other affected pedestrians. The rest of the high school juniors and seniors gathered to witness the mock accident. Whether they take it seriously or not, their faces prove there is an impact. The tears, hugs, nervous laughs, and grins all serve to prove this program and others like it are making a difference. In fact, the national average for alcohol-related deaths incident is now every 51 minutes. Day Three The students and their families attended a memorial service where guest speaker, Josh Jahn, told his story. On November 6, 2008, as his wife Mandy and two children, Ryan and Kaitlyn, were driving home, a drunk driver struck their vehicle and killed all three. Josh’s story tells of love, sadness, anger, and eventually healing. A parent and student also read farewell letters to each other, which inspired a heartfelt reunion. The Every 15 Minutes Program is funded by the California Highway Patrol, supplemented by the City of Rancho Cucamonga, and facilitated with the help of the County jail, the coroner’s office, and the courts. The Rancho Cucamonga Police Department encourages everyone to avoid catastrophic and irreversible consequences by never drinking and driving. There’s a Lot to Learn from BERT (Business Emergency Response Team) Learn to protect your business, your employees, and yourself. Rancho Cucamonga’s Fire Protection District now offers the Business Emergency Resiliency Training (BERT) program. This unique offering is specific to local businesses and draws inspiration from the success of the Community Emergency Response Team’s (CERT) training for individuals and families. The six-course BERT curriculum prepares businesses and employees for all stages of an emergency, especially recovery. Program classes are free and offered every other month throughout the year. Each session is available as a stand-alone preparedness course and the entire series offers comprehensive training in: disaster business operations, employee preparedness, fire safety, emergency planning, exercise planning, and crime awareness. Local businesses that complete all six courses and fulfill additional requirements earn City recognition at a City Council meeting, including an official ReadyRC designation. The BERT program is a massive success with approximately 375 businesses and their employees having received the training since 2015. Your participation in the program will have a positive impact in building community preparedness and resiliency as businesses can help each other in a time of disaster. If you are interested in the program and have additional questions, call (909) 774-3020. To register for the next class, visit RCFD.eventbrite.com. 6 75% 40% of businesses do not have an emergency plan of businesses never re-open after a major disaster Proper Disposal Helps Make Homes Healthy and Safe Home health and safety are in your hands. Keep your home healthy and safe by properly disposing of unused household toxic substances like cleaners, paint, used motor oil, and electronics at the City’s Household Hazardous Waste Collection Facility. The collection facility is located at 8794 Lion Street off 9th Street between Vineyard and Hellman Avenue and open on Saturdays from 8:00 a.m. to noon. The HHW collection facility will be closed on May 25th and July 6th. It is illegal to abandon hazardous substances outside the facility when it is closed. Residents can also use any of the other participating HHW collection facilities in the county when the Rancho Cucamonga facility is closed. Days and hours of operations vary. Call (800) OILYCAT (800-645-9228) or visit TooToxicToTrash.com for information. The facility only accepts waste from residents of Rancho Cucamonga or San Bernardino County. There is a 15-gallon, or 125-pound, limit per trip. Waste must be in containers no larger than five gallons. Business waste is not accepted. Call the Environmental Programs Info Line at (909) 919-2635 for a complete list of acceptable items, transportation guidelines, and holiday closure information. Pavement Rehabilitation Projects Improving the driveability of our roadways. The Engineering Capital Improvement division is planning a series of asphalt pavement rehabilitation projects as part of the City of Rancho Cucamonga‘s effort to provide a top- quality roadway system. This project will place more than 9,000 tons of asphalt rubber hot mix along roads – which is enough to cover over 22 football fields at more than an inch thick. Look for crews working along the following roadways this summer: •Foothill Boulevard, from Haven Avenue to Milliken Avenue •Hermosa Avenue, from Arrow Route to Foothill Boulevard •Haven Avenue, from Church Street to Base Line Road Did you know Foothill Boulevard carries approximately 30,700 vehicles per day, Haven Avenue carries approximately 32,700, and Hermosa Avenue carries approximately 12,600? The heavy use of these roadways causes the pavement to deteriorate overtime, thus requiring overlay resurfacing. Asphalt overlay will extend the life of the roadway pavement and improve driveability. Residents are encouraged to drive safely this summer and anticipate any road repair in these areas. 7 Electric Vehicle (EV) Readiness Plan Accelerating Electric Vehicle infrastructure in Rancho Cucamonga. The City of Rancho Cucamonga is in the process of developing an Electric Vehicle (EV) Readiness Plan (Plan). The Plan will be a comprehensive outline of electric vehicle readiness strategies, particularly for workforce and multi-family locations, in Rancho Cucamonga. It will also support regional collaboration for reducing emissions through the adoption of electric vehicles and infrastructure. The City’s Healthy RC Program will implement the project and conduct surveys to solicit community input. The City was previously awarded the “Plug-In Vehicle (PEV) Ready” Community designation by the Southern California Council of Governments and Southern California Edison. Through the Healthy RC Initiative, those efforts continue through strategic planning and community input. The City’s Sustainable Community Action Plan, passed in April 2017, serves as roadmap for sustainability efforts. Healthy RC strives towards a greener, cleaner Rancho Cucamonga by adopting policies and implementing programs and strategies that advance environmental sustainability in the community and in City operations. For more information, contact Deborah Allen at (909) 774-2047 or by email at Deborah.Allen@CityofRC.us. To learn more about the Healthy RC Initiative, visit HealthyRC.com. 8 Family Fun All Summer Long Enjoy the sights, sounds, and sensations of a summer full of fun! The City of Rancho Cucamonga invites you to join us this summer for a collection of events the entire family will enjoy! With summer rapidly approaching, mark your calendar now with these fun-filled events. Beginning on June 27th, every Thursday night from 7:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. we will be hosting our annual Concerts in the Park series at Red Hill Community Park. This series is set to become the longest in recent years, as six bands of various genres will play on Thursday nights all the way through August 8th. Another exciting new addition is a beer garden for adults 21 and over to enjoy while listening to the music. The entire family can enjoy food vendors and the much-anticipated weekly mid- show raffle! Following the initial concert on June 27th, we will take the next week off from concerts to celebrate our nation’s birthday with our annual 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular at LoanMart Field. Just because we are taking the week off doesn’t mean we are taking a week off from live music. This year’s event will feature a live band in addition to other entertainment and activities. Following the fun, the firework show will begin at 9:00 p.m., so be sure to purchase tickets for the entire family and join us as we celebrate the 4th of July! Also, be sure to catch us at various parks across the community for the Summer Movies in the Park series. The series begins July 8th and runs through August 8th. Los Amigos Park plays host on Mondays, Chaffey Town Square at Victoria Gardens on Tuesdays, and Red Hill Community Park on Fridays. Each movie night is themed for kids and includes pre-show games and activities and a raffle with multiple prizes. The movie begins once it is dark enough for audiences to see the screen. The lineup for this summer includes: Captain Marvel, Spider-Man into the Spider-Verse, Incredibles 2, and Christopher Robin. We hope to see you at these events as we come together as a community to enjoy the summer of 2019! For more information and to sign up to volunteer for these events, visit RCpark.com or contact us at (909) 774-2210. Star Wars Day Celebrate the 12th annual Rancho Cucamonga Public Star Wars Day on Saturday, May 25th. This intergalactic event is now the largest annual Star Wars event held at a public library on the West Coast and draws nearly 3,000 attendees each year. Highlights for this fun family event include Darth Vader story time – don’t miss Darth reading stories like The Itsy-bitsy Spider! – a procession of more than 150 Star Wars characters, and light saber battle re-enactments. Jedis and Siths alike will enjoy crafts, activities, and special guests. Join us from noon to 5:00 p.m. at the Paul A. Biane Library, Victoria Gardens Cultural Center and Victoria Gardens for this signature library and community celebration that promotes literacy for all ages. For more information visit CityofRC.us/library, follow us on Facebook and Instagram, or call (909) 477-2720. www.CityofRC.us 10500 Civic Center Dr., Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730 · (909) 477-2700 • Fax (909) 477-2846 Summer Reading Program 2019: It’s Showtime at Your Library! Come for the books, stay for the fun. It is time for summertime fun at the library! This year’s Summer Reading Program theme is “It’s Showtime at Your Library!” Your local library invites readers of all ages to embrace their inner performer through reading from June 3rd to July 21st. Check out spotlights on amazing materials such as classic plays, movies, poetry, and more as you channel your own artistic spirit. You can also enjoy free special summer programming and performances aimed at encouraging community learning while promoting reading and literacy. The whole family will enjoy stories, music, magic, juggling, and more. Everyone can participate in the Summer Reading Program – from infants to teens to adults. Sign up at one of our library locations to track your reading and for the chance to win awesome prizes. For more information visit CityofRC.us/ library or call (909) 477-2720.