Debbie Stone for Upland

If you need a Debbie Stone yard sign picked up please send a pm with your address. Thank you!

Here is the video of the State of the City. Please share with Family and Friends. Thank you!

2020 State of the City Presentation The 2020 State of the City is a program that generally showcases the City’s 2019 activities. A majority of the filming had been completed by March 2020 when ...

Please be patient with us as our Public Works Team is working very hard and as fast as they can to get things cleaned up. If you have a tree down please report it.
Thank you Public Works for all your hard work.

To report a tree hazard located in the City of Upland, please contact Upland Public Works at (909) 291-2930 during regular business hours, Monday-Thursday from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. For non-business hours, weekends and holidays, please leave a message.

Go Debbie!

Thank you for this endorsement, Supervisor Rutherford!

Thank you for your support, Patty!

The City of Upland is organizing a Halloween Drive-by event and needs VOLUNTEERS to hand out candy at all 14 schools from 4-7 on Halloween. Candy will be provided, please call or email Janis Rice if you are able to help to hand out the candy. 909 367-6942 [email protected]

Debbie said no more taxes in Upland. She puts residents first. Vote for Debbie Stone.

Upland Resident Linda Biscardi:

Debbie Stone: "I was concerned before COVID when the council approved unsustainable raises. I have called for a comprehensive plan to shore up the budget. The very last resort would be additional staffing reductions as more joblessness doesn’t help the local economy, but we will do what is necessary to continue".

Here’s what candidates for mayor of Upland say about downtown, COVID-19 On Nov. 3, Mayor Debbie Stone is being challenged by three others, including a fellow council member.

Quick and easy COVID testing.

Self-Swab COVID-19 Test: Step-by-Step Guide This video will guide you through the process of completing a self-swab COVID-19 test. To register for a test, or for more information on COVID-19 in San Ber...

Please consider getting a COVID test to help our county move into the next stage where more businesses can open. It is very quick, easy, painless and county testing is available at no cost. Click below for list of testing sites near you and register to get tested.

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Thank you for your endorsement, San Bernardino County Professional Firefighters Local 935!

Signs are going up today! If we can place one at your home or business, please let me know by texting, messaging, calling, emailing, or leaving a comment here. Thanks for your support!

Sending prayers on behalf of all of Upland for the officers senselessly shot while on duty tonight in Compton.

Today we honor and remember the fallen victims and heroes of 9/11. My thoughts are with all the families and friends who experienced unimaginable loss.

Soaring temperatures throughout the weekend!
Please Keep Cool & Protect Yourself!
The City of Upland will open Cooling Centers in the event that outside temperatures reach 100 degrees or higher. For additional information regarding City of Upland cooling centers, please contact Upland Recreation and Community Services at (909) 931-4280 or Gibson Senior Center at (909) 981-4501.

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Candidates Forum! Submit questions for candidates to [email protected]. This forum will be televised and live streamed. Hope you will join us.

The City will be hosting a Candidates' Forum on Wednesday, September 30, 2020 at 6 p.m. in the Council Chamber. This will be an opportunity for the residents to hear from the candidates for Mayor, City Council (District 1 and 3), and Treasurer. Due to COVID-19 restrictions seating in the Council Chamber will be limited, but this forum will be televised and live streamed. You may submit questions for the candidates via email to [email protected]. Questions for candidates must be submitted by 6 p.m. on Monday, September 28, 2020. Please use the subject heading “Candidate Forum Question”

Attention all businesses that moved outdoors! The County has further modified their program to support small businesses and nonprofits that have incurred expenses moving their operations outdoors. In addition to the original $2,500 provided to participants, the County is now offering $1,200 per business to restaurants and retail stores that have been forced to move outdoors in response to State regulations, such as stores located inside indoor malls, as well as churches, fitness facilities and service businesses. or more information about eligibility and to apply, go to https://sbcovid19.com/covid-compliant-business-partnership-program/.

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Good News! Hair salons and barber shops can open indoors on Monday!
As of August 31, 2020, counties in the Widespread (purple tier) - that is currently us, may open some businesses and activities with modifications, including all retail, shopping centers at maximum 25% capacity, and hair salons and barbershops indoors. https://covid19.ca.gov/safer-economy/ -data

Please join us for this virtual event welcoming this amazing family to Upland!
The home dedication will be presented in video format live at noon Saturday and can be replayed with the link following the live feed. It can be accessed at habitatpv.org.
During the ceremony, keys to the rehabilitated 1914 Craftsman house at 331 N. Sixth Ave. in Upland will be handed over to the new homeowners, the James and Erica Beatty family.

How to see virtual dedication of Pomona Valley Habitat for Humanity house The house to be dedicated Aug. 29 is a rehabilitated 1914 Craftsman in Upland

This Habitat for Humanity house was moved from 8th and Euclid to 6th and Washington streets in Upland. Volunteers spent many hours preparing the house for a multi generational family, the Beatty Family, all of whom were very involved in its’ restoration. Final inspection was scheduled today after which the family can move in and be a part of our wonderful community. This is the third house that Habitat for Humanity has helped with in our city. Great partnership with the city of Upland.

I have always appreciated the awesome volunteers in Upland. Once we can resume gatherings, I would like to continue recognition of our volunteers. These two volunteers have done fantastic things in Upland. Don Boswell (L) has made a lifelong commitment to youth sports through his dedication to softball. Ralph Cavallo (R) started with his dedication to little league and expanded to many construction projects in Upland, including the Veterans Memorial.

Tour de Foothiills in Upland.

Generations of Upland residents have shared their affection and pride for our Madonna of the Trail. Happy 100th anniversary to the 19th Amendment to the constitution giving women the right to vote.

Happy 100th anniversary! 100 years ago today the 19th amendment was ratified giving women the right to vote! The 12 Madonna of the Trail monuments, stretching from Bethesda MD to Upland, CA, are dedicated to the spirit of pioneer women in the United States and were intended to provide a symbol of the courage and faith of the women whose strength and love aided so greatly in conquering the wilderness and establishing permanent homes.

The Scheu Family YMCA has an outdoor area by the Huff family Aquatic Center. If you are not a member, you can still take advantage of their their free online exercise classes by following this link: https://youtu.be/W78IVkZXGQ8

The YMCA is a great community organization supporting community wellness, health & fitness, and child care.

Please be safe in these high temperatures. Cooling centers are open.

Due to outside temperatures reaching 100 degrees or higher, the City of Upland will open the Gibson Senior as a Cooling Center on Friday, August 14th and Saturday, August 15th, 11:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.

The Gibson Senior Center is located at 250 N. Third Avenue, Upland.

COVID-19 safety precautions will be strictly enforced:
*Those entering the cooling centers must not be sick or running a fever.
*Face masks must be worn at all times.
*Social-distancing must be practiced at all times.

Please Note:
*SPACE IS LIMITED; First-Come, First-Served.
*Please bring bottled water.
*Accommodations will not be provided for the use of electrical devices.

For additional information and for updates, please contact Upland Recreation and Community Services at (909) 931-4280 or Gibson Senior Center at (909) 981-4501.

***For Immediate Release*** DUI Checkpoint on Friday, August 14, 2020 within our city limits.