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CITY COUNCIL ACQUANETTA WARREN MAYOR AWarren@FontanaCA.gov PETER A. GARCIA MAYOR PRO TEM - DISTRICT 2 PGarcia@FontanaCA.gov JOHN B. ROBERTS COUNCIL MEMBER - DISTRICT 4 JRoberts@FontanaCA.gov JESUS ‘JESSE’ SANDOVAL COUNCIL MEMBER - DISTRICT 3 JSandoval@FontanaCA.gov PHILLIP W. COTHRAN COUNCIL MEMBER - DISTRICT 1 PWCothran@FontanaCA.gov GERMAINE KEY CITY CLERK GKey@FontanaCA.gov JANET KOEHLER-BROOKS CITY TREASURER JKBrooks@FontanaCA.gov MATTHEW C. BALLANTYNE CITY MANAGER The City of Fontana City Council established and implemented by-district elections for City Council members of four (4) districts within Fontana Please see page 59 for the locations of City Councilmember District representatives PARKS, COMMUNITY AND HUMAN SERVICES COMMISSION Armando Valles - Chairperson Fay Glass - Vice Chairperson Benjamin Alba - Commissioner Ana Ordonez - Commissioner Geoffrey Styles - Commissioner PLANNING COMMISSION Joe Armendarez - Chairperson Ricardo Quintana - Vice Chairperson Torrie Lozano - Secretary Dylan Keetle - Commissioner Gilbert Roldan - Commissioner

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FONTANA ACHIEVES THE CLEAN CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY DESIGNATION Fontana is the first city in San Bernardino County to achieve the “Clean California Community” designation from Caltrans’ statewide Clean CA

initiative to clean up, beautify, and transform public spaces. This designation reflects Fontana’s ongoing commitment and progress for a safe, beautiful, and clean community that improves the quality of life for our residents and businesses to live, work, play, and invest in Fontana. Over the past year, the City of Fontana and community members have worked together to move Fontana Forward and support anti-litter and community beautification efforts. As a result of over 350 volunteers, 750+ pounds of trash and litter and 200+ pounds of bulky items were removed during park clean up events. Fontana311, the City’s customer service system, played an instrumental role in resident collaboration. Reporting efforts through Fontana311 helped identify and track cleanup efforts. Services like bulky item pick-ups and household hazardous waste events enabled residents to properly dispose of certain items. Community members provided artwork that brightened and beautified Fontana parks and utility boxes. “Our community has reached a remarkable milestone through

collaboration and partnership. It’s what drives Fontana forward every day,” says Mayor Acquanetta Warren. “We have a shared goal – to improve the quality of

life in Fontana. Achieving the Clean California Community designation marks a bold new chapter of Fontana’s growth and opens the door to possibilities for our future.”

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