A Record of Accomplishments, and a Vision for our Future.

Public Safety & Crime Trends

Year-over-year reduction in crime from 2022 through 2025, with continued improvements in 2026.
Significant decreases in burglary, vehicle theft, larceny-theft, arson, and homicides.
Continued investment in patrol staffing, technology, and enforcement strategies in coordination with the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department.
Added 8 sworn deputy positions across recent years to improve patrol coverage.
Added a new Fire Medic Squad consisting of 6 firefighters and a new emergency response vehicle.

Dozens of new businesses opened citywide since 2022 across retail, food service, healthcare, and logistics sectors.
Major openings include Sprouts, Raising Cane’s, Cava, Kalaveras, 85°C Bakery Café, Crumbl Cookies, Chipotle, and many more on Moreno Beach Drive.
Riverside University Health System hospital on Cactus Boulevard was awarded $184 million in Proposition 1 funding to build a new Wellness Center in collaboration with the City, expanding behavioral and community health services.

Santiago Park opened as the city’s newest park.
New basketball courts were constructed at Patriot Park.
The Flight Deck Bike Park, one of the largest bicycle pump tracks in Southern California, opened near Morrison Park.
Robert Garcia Boxing Academy and the Robert Garcia Youth Foundation opened at the Moreno Valley Mall, expanding youth athletic and mentoring opportunities.
The City completed its Parks Rehabilitation and Refurbishment Program, investing over $6 million to improve and upgrade parks across all City Council districts.
New dog park opening at Gateway Park.

New District 2 (Sunnymead Ranch) Library is under construction and scheduled to open in 2026.
The City’s first museum and immersive art museum is scheduled to open in 2026 at Anthem Mall.
Expansion of public art, murals, and cultural programming throughout the city.
Opening of the District 2 Library.
Opening of Moreno Valley’s first museum and immersive art museum.