Service name

Only under special circumstances can a resident be permitted to host a yard sale outside of the designated dates. Valid proof must be submitted to receive permission. Contact the Planning Division under the Community Development Department at (909) 625-9477 for more information.

In the year 2024, there are no permits required for yard sales, however that could change in the future. Yard sales are only permitted during scheduled yard sale events. You can find the schedule at this link.

Information about bus scheduling within the City of Montclair can be found directly on the bus service webpages. Click the on the images to be taken directly to the company website. The city does not sell bus passes.

Bus Service Schedules

There will be no street sweeping on Christmas Day, New Years Eve, and New Years Day.

*NOTE (for the year 2024): There will be no street sweeping on Thursday, December 26, 2024.

No, the City does not keep a list of recommended contractors to use for private residential projects.

Construction permit pricing for projects that affect the public right-of-way, such as utilities along the street, can be found on page 2 of our Engineering Fee Schedule. If the inspector needs to reissue a permit before or after it expires, additional fees will be required.

Engineering Services pricing can be found on our Engineering Fee Schedule under “Plan Check Fee.” *The fees paid include checking all relevant supporting documents required to accompany a plan submittal. The fees assume that no more than three (3) plan checks will be necessary. Additional plan checks may require additional plan check fees to be paid prior to further processing.

* Please note that any additional sheets added after the first plan check in order to address plan check comments will require additional plan check fees.

In 2022, the California Supreme Court ruled that bees can be protected under the CESA. The court’s decision allows California to protect some of its most endangered pollinators, which can help the state’s ecosystems and farms.  Bees and other pollinators are critical to promoting healthy ecosystems and strengthening biodiversity. They provide crucial pollination services that help fuel the plants that feed America.

A bee swarm is when a large group of honeybees leaves an established colony and flies off to build a new colony. Swarming is a natural part of the reproduction process and usually occurs in late spring and early summer. In most situations when a bee swarm is found in an open area outside of their natural habitat, you do not need to do anything. Swarms are temporary and the bees will move on if you patiently ignore them.

If you want to report a swarm in a public space such as a park or city-owned tree, please contact Public Works Operations at (909) 625-9480. Bees located on private property or equipment will have to be removed and relocated at the expense of the owner. This includes utility equipment such as electrical poles and water meters.

Traffic signals and street maintenance of ramps and intersections along the I-10 freeway are under the jurisdiction of the State of California. Report any problems within those intersections to Caltrans at this link: Submit Customer Service Request or call this number: (909) 383-4631.

There are several departments working on various projects around the city with ongoing programs that serve to enrich and provide for the community. You can find a few of the current and past city development projects on this page under the Public Works Department.

Please contact the department you received the permit from immediately to notify them of the change and follow their instructions.

Please contact the Engineering Department immediately if your project is put on hold or cancelled due to funding issues at (909) 625-9478.

All necessary requirements and procedural information to apply for a construction permit with the Public Works Department is attached to the Construction Permit Application form. A quick rundown of the necessary requirements applicants must provide are as follows:

• The Engineers Cost for all public improvements.
• A completed Construction and Street/Lane Closure Application.
• A list of contractors who will be performing any work in the public right-of-way.
• A current Certificate of Insurance for contractors performing any public improvements with the City listed as ‘additional insured.’
• Proof of a valid/current City Business License for each contractor.
• A site and job specific Traffic Control Plan for review and approval.
• Material submittals such as asphalt, concrete, sewer pipe/manhole, storm drainpipe/manhole, trench bedding, striping, etc.

**Please note that processing for an application may take up to 10-days on a 4/10 work schedule, or 2 1/2 weeks.

The guidelines and application to submit an improvement plan or grading plan for plan check by the City Engineer can be found on this page. Turn around can vary between 4-8 weeks depending on the number of staff available.

Boring into the ground is not permitted within the City of Montclair. Contractors performing construction work on the city sewers should have a CSLB Class A General Engineering license.

You can check the collection schedule map here.

You may request for sewer plans near or around your property either in-person or via online by Public Records Request with the Engineering Division in the Public Works Department.

If the property is located outside of the city limits, please contact the Planning Department immediately after you’ve confirmed the location of the line as there could be more fees and regulations that may affect the outcome of the project. The Public Works Department will not issue right-of-way construction permits until the required conditions are met and the Planning Department has approved.

There should be white and red signs posted along your street notifying you of the day your vehicle cannot be parked on the street. You may also check the schedule map here. Parking on the street during your designated street sweeping day can result in receiving a citation from the Montclair Police Department.

To file a claim, you must first download and complete this this form and then contact the City Clerk’s office at (909) 625-9415 for further instructions.

Please submit a public records request and you will receive a response within 10 business days.

If an incident occurs after normal business hours, please notify Dispatch at the Montclair Police Department at (909) 621-4771. If someone is in danger or in immediate need of emergency assistance, please call 9-1-1.

Modifications to any exterior feature of a home or any new construction, such as building additions, pools, decks, gazebos, etc., must be approved by the City of Montclair Planning Division prior to applying for a building permit. For any modifications and design changes, please email the necessary plans and information to the Senior Planner at sguiterrez@cityofmontclair.org for conceptual review and information.

If the location of the property is within Montclair City Limits, please submit a Public Records request at this link.

If the location of the property is outside of the city limits (such as San Bernardino County) but the nearest sewer line belongs to the City of Montclair, please contact the Planning Department at 909-625-9477 to begin the process. Construction permits will not be issued without approval. Please note that this process could take months depending on the complexity of the project and staff availability.

Please review the City Standards and Specifications page to see if an answer to your question is within one of the downloadable files.

For information about senior discounts for utilities, such as trash and waste services, please visit the Finance Department counter at City Hall or call (909) 625-9471.

No. The City does not offer notary services to the public.

You can view the terms and permit conditions at this link: Transportation and Oversized Load Permit Conditions

Truck Route Map

1. Arrow Highway, from the westerly City Limits to Benson Avenue;

2. Palo Verde Street from Monte Vista Avenue to Central Avenue;

3. Holt Boulevard, from Mills Avenue to Central Avenue;

4. Mission Boulevard, from the westerly City Limits to Central Avenue;

5. Monte Vista Avenue, from Palo Verde Street to the northerly City Limits;

6. Central Avenue, from the northerly City Limits to the southerly City Limits;

7. Monte Vista Avenue from Mission Boulevard to Holt Boulevard; and

8. Brooks Street from Ramona Avenue to a point 1,650 feet east of the centerline of Monte Vista Avenue.

***WARNING* Monte Vista Avenue has restrictions for wide turns. Tall and oversized vehicles should avoid taking this route.***

12.010

No person shall move any load over, along or across any street within the City when the weight and/or size of the load, plus the weight and/or size of the vehicle or equipment, exceeds the limitations of the Vehicle Code of the State, except that, where it is impractical to change the physical characteristics of the load, the Engineering Division may issue a permit to move such load and/or vehicle where it is determined that it will not result in damages to public or private property, and will not cause a traffic hazard, and the applicant will comply with all the requirements and conditions of the Engineering Division.

(Ord. 99-791 Exh. A (part); prior code § 8-2.01)

12.020

Any person desiring to move any building or vehicle load through, over or along any street within the City shall first make an application for a permit to so do. The application shall be made in writing upon forms furnished by the Engineering Division. Each application shall set forth a description of the building or vehicle load proposed to be moved, together with a detailed description of the load, including the materials of which the same is constructed; the dimensions, and if it is a building, the condition of the interior and the condition of the exterior of the building; the description of the lot from which the building is to be moved, giving the street and number thereof if located within the City; the description of the lot to which it is proposed such building is to be moved, giving the street and number of such lot if located within the City; the portion of the lot to be occupied by the building when moved; and a statement that the owner will comply with all the laws governing the removal of the building and the maintenance of the building when moved. The application shall also state the streets and portions of streets over which the building or vehicle load is proposed to be moved.

(Ord. 99-791 Exh. A (part); prior code § 8-2.02)

The Public Works Director/City Engineer reserves the right to deny issuance or cancel a transportation permit if it is not in the best interests of the general public.

(Prior code § 8-2.09)(Ord. 99-791 Exh. A (part): prior code § 8-2.20)

One-Day Use permits are valid for only 24-hours for any period between 12:00am to 6:00am the next day. These limitations may vary depending on the size of the load and road conditions. If the applicant is unable to meet the proposed schedule approved on the permit, the applicant is required to contact the Public Works Engineering department to request an extension.

(Ord. 99-791 Exh. A (part); prior code § 8-2.22)

Annual Use permits are valid for only one vehicle to haul and tow loads throughout the year on designated truck routes.

Extra-long, extra-tall, and extra-wide oversized loads shall limit their travel schedule between 10pm and 5am the next day. The Public Works Director/City Engineer reserves the right to deny issuance or cancel a transportation permit if it is not in the best interests of the general public.

(Prior code § 8-2.09)

The applicant or the applicant’s agent shall sign a statement agreeing to preserve and save the City, and each officer and employee thereof, from any liability or responsibility for any accident, loss or damage to persons or property happening or occurring as the proximate result of the applicant’s activities pursuant to the permit for which application has been made. The permittee shall show proof of public liability and property damage insurance in the amount of not less than One Million (1,000,000) Dollars combined single limits with respect to any property damage aforesaid.

(Ord. 99-791 Exh. A (part); prior code § 8-2.04)

Trucks over 17 feet high and 16 feet wide; or 75 feet long require a pilot car.

One Pilot Car

1. Any vehicle with a single kingpin combination between 75 feet and 100 feet.
2. Any vehicle combination of truck, tractor, and jeep/semi-trailers coupled together (multi-kingpin) exceeding 120 feet.
3. Any vehicle combination of truck, tractor, jeep, and semi-trailers coupled together (multi-kingpin), with articulating rear steering on the rear semi-trailer exceeding 125 feet to 135 feet.
4. Width: Loads exceeding 12 feet to 15 feet.
5. Height: Front pilot car with vertical measuring device on loads exceeding 17 feet.
6. Overhang:
   1. Rear: load projection exceeds 25 feet when measured from the rear extremity of the hauling equipment.
   2. Front: when the front overhang exceeds 25 feet.

Please check the Master User Fee Schedule 

Complete and submit a Public Records Request.

City-owned trees are usually located in the public right-of-way nearest to curbs and sidewalks, however, not all trees located in the right-of-way may be city-owned. If you’re planning to do major landscaping in front of your property, consult with the Department of Public Works Operations Division determine which trees you’re permitted to alter or cut down. Removal and destruction of city property is illegal. City trees are logged and maintained regularly including those planted in local city-parks and trails. Call the Operations Division of Public Works for information at (909) 625-9480.

Report water leaks to the Monte Vista Water District using this online form or call 909-624-0035. If the water leak is in a local city park, call (909) 625-9480.

Report electrical power outages to Southern California Edison using this form or call 1-800-611-1911.

Power blackouts can happen for various reasons such as a traffic accident, a downed tree, bad weather, or a system overload. Sometimes the power turned off for maintenance, upgrades, and consumer safety. SoCal Edison will notify residents of affected areas when there is a scheduled power shutdown. You can check the status of expected and unexpected power outages in your area by following this link and entering your zip code. You may also report the power outage to SoCal Edison if it’s not listed by clicking here.

Please call 909-625-9433 for status inquiries.

Make a report by filling out this online form, or call the Public Works Operations Division at (909) 625-9480.

Please see our online Zoning Map to find this information, or call 909-625-9435 with further questions.

To obtain building inspection results, please call (909) 625-9449.

• Plans for projects such as room additions can usually be drawn by qualified individuals such as a draftperson.
• Larger projects may require plans to be prepared and signed by an architect or engineer licensed by the State of California.

Road Construction permit applications are only for work done on City property in the public right-of-way such as streets, sidewalks, driveway approaches, and curbs. The application can be downloaded or collected in-person from the Public Works Engineering Department.

For construction work in residential homes and private businesses, contact Building and Planning at (909) 625-9477.

To schedule an inspection with a fire inspector, please call (951) 772-0007.

Plans may be submitted to the Montclair Fire Prevention Bureau, Monday through Thursday, between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., at 5111 Benito St., Montclair, CA 91763. Plans will not be reviewed over the counter. The duration of our plan check process is approximately two weeks. Please allow our plan check process within your project’s timeline, as we do not “expedite” plans.

When submitting plans, please provide the following items:

• Montclair Fire Department’s Plan Check Application
• Three sets of plans and cut sheets
• Proof of state contractor’s license (contractor, architect, or engineer)
• Proof of Montclair business license (contractor only)

Submit the following types of plans directly to the Fire Department (submit all other plans to the Building Division, and they will be automatically routed to our department):
Fire Guidelines and Forms 

• Underground fire mains
• Fire sprinklers
• Fire alarms
• Engineered fire systems
• High pile storage
• Hazardous materials

Other permits required by the California Fire Code that may be obtained at our office include the following:

• Tents (special events, Christmas tree lots, vehicle lots, etc.)
• Tank removal (aboveground and underground)
• Model rocket launches
• Fumigation
• Fireworks/pyrotechnic displays

Inspection Request Line: (909) 625-9448

• Inspections will be scheduled for the next day only if scheduled before 5:00 p.m. the day before. The City is closed every Friday. If an inspection request is called in on Thursday, the inspection will be scheduled for Monday.

To arrange for your bulky item pick up, call Burrtec Waste Inc. at (909) 620-1353

Burrtec Waste Industries, Inc. offers a residential bulky item pickup program, subject to the following guidelines:

• Each calendar year, households within the City of Montclair are allowed four (4) bulky item pickups.
• Bulky items may include the following household items:  kitchen appliances, discarded furniture, tables, chairs, old mattresses and other bulky household items.
• Items prohibited from disposal through the bulky-item pickup program include construction materials and construction debris and household hazardous and/or electronic waste such as tires, vehicle fluids & filters, unused paint and solvents, batteries, unused propane tanks, computers, televisions, microwave ovens and other similar materials and/or items.
• Up to five (5) large household items may be placed in the alleyway for pickup no more than four (4) times per calendar year.
• Schedule all bulky item pickups for the same day as your regularly scheduled trash service by calling Burrtec Waste Industries, Inc. at (909) 620-1353.
• Bulky items can be placed in the alleyway area for pickup no sooner than 24 hours prior to your regularly scheduled trash service day.

Please report graffiti to the City by filling out this online form or calling the Public Works Operations Division at (909) 625-9480.

Most permits are acquired in-person and over the counter at Montclair City Hall. Applicable fees are paid in-person by check, cash, or credit card.

• Building and Planning Permits (walk-ins): 7am-9am and 4pm-5:30p
• Engineering and Transportation Permits (by appointment): 7am-6pm
• Finance Counter: 7am-6pm

Please contact the United States Postal Service. The nearest local branch is located at 5186 Benito St, Montclair, CA 91763.

Residents who would like to their home water tested for quality can contact the Monte Vista Water District (909) 624-0035 or hire a private contractor for services at their own discretion.

It is recommended that homeowners seek services from a licensed plumber who would be able to detect any underlying problems on the property such as corrosion and iron or lead residue from old pipes. Report the issue to the Public Works Operations Division using this form. In addition, homeowners may submit a report to Monte Vista Water District to inquire about the state of the main water line leading to the home. The City doesn’t offer contracted plumbing or water testing services for private homes.

Counter Hours

Community Development

• Building & Planning Permits (preferred for walk-ins):
  • Morning: 7am to 9am
  • 9:01am-3:59pm CLOSED
  • Afternoon: 4pm to 5:30pm
  • All other hours, call for an appointment at (909) 625-9477
  • Building Inspection Request Hotline (909) 625-9448

Public Works

• Engineering & Transportation Permits (appointment preferred):
  • 7am to 6pm
  • Call for availability: (909) 625-9478

City Hall is open Monday through Thursday, except for most Federal Holidays. It is closed every Friday.

You can report potholes to the Public Works Operations Division online using this form. Please be detailed about the location and cross streets. Provide photos if possible.

Please call the Inland Valley Humane Society for animal services at (909) 623-9777; option 0.

Alterations of residential and commercial driveway approaches in the public right-of-way require a Construction permit. Fees will vary. Download a form and follow the instructions. You may email or hand deliver the form in-person to the Public Works Engineering Counter located at City Hall. Allow 10 days for processing. You will be contacted by staff and scheduled for an appointment when the permit is ready to be paid for and picked up. Upon approval for construction, there will be an inspection before and after the work is completed.

Review our Truck Route map to plot out your course. Download a transportation permit form from the city website and complete the form including all requested measurements and routes. Email the form with proof of company liability insurance to the Department of Public Works: Engineering Division. Auto liability and Bodily Injury insurance must be at a minimum of $1,000,000. Allow 24-hours for processing. You will be contacted when the permit is ready. Transportation permits must be purchased in person.

Parking restrictions will not be enforced during a week when a holiday causes trash pick-up and street sweeping to be postponed such as New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.

The City of Montclair provides its residents with once-a-week street sweeping service. Parking is restricted on street sweeping day to achieve cleaner public streets. On the day your street is swept, parking on the street is prohibited between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. Signs will be posted in your neighborhood indicating the day of the street sweeping restriction which is usually the day after your regularly scheduled trash pickup time. Private vehicles parked on the curb during restricted times will be subject to citation by the Montclair Police Department. If you were cited, please address your concerns to the Montclair Police Department any time at (909) 621-4771.

Visit the Finance counter at City Hall to get a parking permit. Please bring your ID, proof of insurance, and vehicle registration.

Construction in the public right-of-way needs to have permission from the City and reviewed an authorized inspector. A permit must be issued before any construction can begin. Contact the Engineering Division at (909) 625-9478.

• • $50/day – Day Use Permits are only valid for one 24-hour period for one vehicle starting from the date submitted on the permit form.

• • $100/year – Annual Use Permits are valid for one vehicle to use for the entire year starting from the date submitted on the permit form and ending one day short of the date of the previous year. (Example: 03-30-2020 to 03-29-2021)
    The applicant shall notify the Public Works Engineering department in writing to receive permission for any moves out of the ordinary to receive permission and special routing if necessary.

    ALL permits are non-transferrable.

• • (Ord. 99-791 Exh. A (part): prior code § 8-2.06)
    (Prior code § 8-2.16)

No delivery vehicle will be cited for parking in the restricted area if it is in the delivery process.

Report it online here. Include photos if possible.

You can submit a report online to the Public Works: Operations Division here or call (909) 625-9480.

You may report the inoperable traffic button to the Public Works: Operation Division here. Please be sure to name the cross streets and which corner the traffic light post is on.

During the holiday period at the end of each year, traffic along many streets near Montclair Place (formerly Montclair Plaza) will increase considerably. To accommodate
this traffic, it will be necessary to restrict all development work, utility, and maintenance related work, within certain streets. Please read the official release for site locations and more information.

You can submit a report online to the Public Works: Operations Division here.

The City of Montclair accepts cash, checks (made payable to: The City of Montclair), Visa, or MasterCard. If a credit card is used, the name on the credit card much match the identification of the person using the card.

The monthly business license listing is available on the Monthly Listing of New Business License page.

General information can be found in the City’s General & Specific Plan or the City’s Standards and Specifications document list. For specific information, especially research regarding a particular site or development, please submit a public records request.

To discontinue service and receive a closing bill, you must contact Monte Vista Water District at (909) 624-0035.  The District will forward the information to the City on a weekly basis.  A phone call to the City of Montclair is not necessary as all pertinent information is forwarded from Monte Vista Water District.

Divorce Records

Divorce records are generally obtained from and maintained by the Court in which the divorce was filed. It is always best to contact the Court’s office directly. The below information is provided as a courtesy and does not include all of the potential locations for obtaining records of a divorce. If you are seeking records outside of San Bernardino and Los Angeles counties, start with searching for the County Superior Court’s website, or check the “Statewide” heading below.

San Bernardino County

If you are seeking information about a divorce filed with San Bernardino County, please visit the San Bernardino County Court website or call (909) 708-8678.

Los Angeles County

Record information for divorce filings is available at the Los Angeles Superior Court where the divorce was filed. If the Superior Court location is not known, information can be obtained at the County Courthouse by calling at (213) 830-0803 or going to 111 North Hill St., Los Angeles, CA, 90012.

Statewide

The California Department of Public Health maintains divorce records for only 1962 through June 1984. These records consist only of the face sheet of the divorce action – not the actual divorce decree. CDPH is only able to provide a Certificate of Record, which includes the names of the parties, filing date, county, and case number of the divorce. Copies of the actual divorce decree can only be obtained from the Superior Court in the county where the divorce took place.  For questions about divorce records held by CDPH or the process for obtaining records call (916) 558-1784.

Requests for certain Police Department records such as crime/incident reports, call-for-service records, and traffic collision reports, are handled by the Police Department directly. Please view the Police Department’s instructions on obtaining report copies.

World Health Organization (WHO): https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC): https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html

State of California: https://covid19.ca.gov/

County of San Bernardino County: https://sbcovid19.com/

City of Montclair: https://www.cityofmontclair.org/montclair-emergency-directives/

The following individuals are exempt from wearing masks at all times:

• Persons younger than two years old. Very young children must not wear a mask because of the risk of suffocation.
• Persons with a medical condition, mental health condition, or disability that prevents wearing a mask. This includes persons with a medical condition for whom wearing a mask could obstruct breathing or who are unconscious, incapacitated, or otherwise unable to remove a mask without assistance.
• Persons who are hearing impaired, or communicating with a person who is hearing impaired, where the ability to see the mouth is essential for communication.
• Persons for whom wearing a mask would create a risk to the person related to their work, as determined by local, state, or federal regulators or workplace safety guidelines.

Within the City of Montclair

• Masks are required for unvaccinated individuals inside City facilities (City Hall, Community Center, Police Department, etc.).
• Private businesses are responsible for establishing and enforcing any masking guidelines.
• Please observe the following guidelines when visiting City facilities:

In San Bernardino County:

The County is currently operating under the state’s mandates and guidance.

Throughout the State of California

Please review the State’s most current guidelines and mandates at the following website: https://www.cdph.ca.gov/Programs/CID/DCDC/Pages/COVID-19/guidance-for-face-coverings.aspx

The State of California sets the base standards throughout the state for COVID-19 health restrictions. County departments of public health can create stricter rules, but cannot waive state restrictions. There are currently no county tiers, capacity limits, or physical distancing requirements in place at the state level, or in San Bernardino County.

General Restrictions:

• Review the State’s current safety measures for the most up-to-date base restrictions.

Masking:

• Follow current masking guidance and requirements from the State of California and review California Department of Public Health (CDPH) Guidance for Face Coverings.

Travelers:

• Follow CDC Recommendations, CDC’s COVID-19 travel notices, and the state’s current travel restrictions, requirements, and recommendations.

City parks are currently open. Masks are not required outdoors at City parks. Please observe the Park safety guidance.

The Splash Pad will be open to the public for the summer (May 28 – September 5, 2022).

The Skate Park is currently open during its normal hours but may be closed intermittently due to violations by park users.

MacArthur Park is currently closed due to I-10 Freeway construction.

Montclair offers several primary and supplemental educational programs and grants. To find out more, please visit the links below.

Montclair After-School Program

Montclair to College Program

Montclair Youth Center

Mini-School Program

The City Council enacts laws through Ordinances. You may view recently adopted ordinances on the Public Notices page, or on Municode, the online version of the Montclair Municipal Code.

Complete and submit a Public Records Request Form.

New residents to the City of Montclair should contact Monte Vista Water District at (909) 624-0035 to start water service. The District will forward all of your information to the City so a new trash and sewer account can be created and services can begin.  All pertinent information is forwarded from Monte Vista Water District to the City on a weekly basis so it isn’t necessary to contact to the City of Montclair to set up an account.

If you have questions about your utility bill, contact the Finance Department at (909) 625-9471.

If you would like to replace a damaged trash bin, please contact the Finance Department Customer Service Line at (909) 625-9471.

To request a carbon monoxide test, contact South Coast Air Quality Management District at (909) 396-2000.

If you have questions about your water quality, please contact the Monte Vista Water District at (909) 624-0035 or fill out this on-line form.

We update our Events calendar regularly. Check out our list of upcoming events!

Youth sports are not just about exercise, teamwork, and self-esteem; they are also about the amazing entertainment value provided by embracing parents. 

The City of Montclair does not administer the operations of the youth leagues listed below. The contact names and phone numbers are provided for your information.

All Cities Youth Baseball

Ages 4-14
Email: ACYB@yahoo.com
Facebook: Montclair Pony

Montclair Little League

Email: montclairlittleleague@gmail.com
https://leagues.bluesombrero.com/montclairll
Facebook: Montclair Little League

Challenger Little League

Servicing children with Special Needs
Mariza Hernandez – (909) 678-0076
Email: challengerbaseball@hotmail.com

AYSO Soccer-Montclair Region #66

(909) 391-4199

Golden Girls Softball League

www.eteamz.com/goldengirls

Questions regarding notice to appear citations should be directed to the appropriate court:

Adult Arrests

San Bernardino County Superior Court

Rancho Cucamonga District

8303 Haven Avenue

Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91763

(909) 350-9761

All Infraction Citations (Adult and Juvenile)

San Bernardino County Superior Court 

Fontana District

17780 Arrow Highway

Fontana, CA 92335

(909) 350-9322

Juveniles Arrests and Misdemeanor Citations

San Bernardino County Juvenile Court

900 E. Gilbert Street, Bldg. 35

San Bernardino, CA 92415-0942

(909) 269-8840

For court information or to check the status of a case, access the San Bernardino County Courts website.

Montclair is located in close proximity of the following colleges:

• Claremont McKenna College
• Harvey Mudd College
• Pitzer College
• Pomona College
• Scripps College
• Keck Graduate Institute
• Claremont Graduate University
• Claremont University Consortium
• The Libraries of the Claremont Colleges
• Map of the Claremont Colleges

Montclair is also located to other prominent and higher education colleges and universities, with less than a 25 minute drive from the City:

• University of California, Riverside
• California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
• California State University, San Bernardino
• California State University, Fullerton
• Mt. San Antonio College, Walnut
• Chaffey Community College, Rancho Cucamonga
• Chapman University, Ontario
• University of La Verne

For additional information, such as enrollment information, click on the links above.

Jury duty is handled through the Jury Services Department of the San Bernardino County Superior Court. For more information pertaining to jury services, contact San Bernardino County Superior Court Jury Services at (909) 884-1858 or (866) 402-5879.

The Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) issues licenses for on-premises and off-premises sale of alcoholic beverages in the State of California.

Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control

3737 Main Street, Suite 900

Riverside, CA 92501

(951) 782-4400

The Montclair Housing Corporation (MHC) is a nonprofit, public-benefit corporation that is dedicated to increasing, improving, and preserving affordable housing in the City of Montclair.  The MHC currently manages 18 single-family units, which includes a condominium unit, and 80 apartment units. All the properties are rented to low-to-moderate income families with tenants undergoing a comprehensive tenant screening process. 

If you are interested in a single-family home or  a two-or-three bedroom unit, please contact On-site Property Manager, Nancy Garcia, directly at (909) 624-9333. If you are interested in a one- or two- bedroom unit, please contact: On-site Property Manager Leticia Castro directly at (909) 624-8123.

For additional information regarding JD Property Management, please contact Property Supervisor, Orlando Cintron, at (714) 751- 2787 Ext. 216 or via email at ocintron@jdproperty.com.

The nearest hospitals and medical facilities are:

Montclair Community Health Center
5050 San Bernardino Street
Montclair, CA 91763

Montclair Hospital Medical Center
5000 San Bernardino Street
Montclair, CA 91763
(909) 625-5411

Chino Valley Medical Center
5451 Walnut Avenue
Chino, CA 91710
(909) 464-8600

Kaiser Permanente Medical Center – Fontana
9961 Sierra Avenue
Fontana, CA 92335
(833) 574-2273

Kaiser Permanente Medical Center – Ontario
2295 S Vineyard Avenue
Ontario, CA 91761
(909) 724-5000

Loma Linda University Medical Center
8599 Haven Avenue, Suite 102
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730
(909) 824-0800

Pomona Valley Medical Center
1798 N. Garey Avenue
Pomona, CA 91767
(909) 865-9500

San Antonio Community Hospital
999 San Bernardino Road
Upland, CA 91786
(909) 985-2811

U.S. Healthworks Medical Group
(909) 923-4080

Montclair Transit Center

The Montclair Transit Center is Montclair’s main transportation hub. It is served by Metrolink trains, and the Omnitrans, Foothill Transit, and Riverside Transit bus services. The addition of Greyhound bus service is anticipated in the upcoming year (2021-2022), and Metro L Line (Gold Line) light rail service to Pasadena and Los Angeles is also expected within the next 5 years.

Bus Service Schedules and Routes

• Omnitrans
• Foothill Transit
• Riverside Transit

View the locations of all bus stops in Montclair on Google Maps.

Train Service Schedules

• Metrolink

Southern California Real-Time Traffic Map

The Southern California Real-Time Traffic Map is a joint project of Riverside Transportation Commission and San Bernardino Associated Governments.  This site allows you to access a map for driving directions; link to bus and/or Metrolink rail, and locate rideshare and Park and Ride stations.

Residential parking zones on City streets are established in certain areas of the City where there is a high demand for parking but a limited number of parking spaces. The intent of residential parking zones is to give residents in that area, or residents on one side of a street, parking in front of their homes. If you live in an area with residential parking restrictions, you may obtain a parking permit or permits by going to the information counter at City Hall. You must show your driver’s license proving that you live at a location within the parking zone and copies of vehicle registrations showing that the vehicles are registered at that address.

Visit the Finance counter at City Hall or call (909) 626-8571 for information about the types of permits available and the requirements for their issuance.

In-Person at City Hall

Utility payments can be made inside City Hall at the Finance counter Monday through Thursday 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. by cash, check, or credit card.

Utility Payment Drop Box

For your convenience, there is a secure payment drop box located at the main entrance of City Hall, 5111 Benito Street, which is on the north side of the building facing Benito Street.  Payments received by 7:00 a.m. will receive same-day credit.  Please place only check or money order payments in the drop box in a sealed envelope.  DO NOT DEPOSIT CASH IN THE DROPBOX.

Note: The drop box in the parking lot is NOT for utility payments.  That box is for mail-in ballots only. Any utility bills deposited in that box will be retrieved by the San Bernardino County Elections Office and may or may not be forwarded to the City in a timely manner, if at all.

Online Payment

You can pay your bill online through Online Bill Pay.

With our Online Bill Pay system you can:

• Pay your bills online.
• Receive email notifications when statements are available online.
• Display previous and current bill statements.
• View details on how to read your bill.
• Pay any time of the day, 7 days a week.
• Make a one-time credit card payment or electronic check payment.
• Set up recurring credit card payments and electronic check payments.
• Payments made up to 7:00 p.m. Pacific Time will be reflected on your City of Montclair account the same day.

Payments made after 7:00 p.m. will be reflected the next business day and could cause a delinquency.

Only payments made through this website will appear in your Online Payment History.

Automatic Payment Plan

Your trash and sewer payment may be taken directly from your checking account.  Please contact Customer Service at (909) 625-9471 to request an application or click on the link below to download an application.  The account holder’s signature and a voided check are required to complete this process.  Mail the application and your voided check to City of Montclair, Attention Finance, 5111 Benito Street, Montclair, CA 91763.  The payment will be deducted from your checking account on the 10th day of the month, unless that day falls on the weekend, in which case the account will be debited on the Monday immediately following the 10th day.

City of Montclair Optional Automatic Payment Plan (English)

City of Montclair Optional Automatic Payment Plan (Spanish)

The City uses PlanetBids to advertise for project bids. Information about upcoming, current, and past projects can be found on the City’s PlanetBids page.

For more information about current opportunities, please contact us at (909) 625-9478.

Variations of benefits

Variations of benefits offered to part-time and full-time employees include, but are not limited to, holidays, vacation, sick & annual leave, medical/vision/dental plans, Workers’ Compensation and deferred compensation. The Benefits division works with the Personnel division to provide efficiency and administrative support to the Human Resources department. Open Enrollment runs from mid-May to mid-June for a July 1 start date.

Employee Benefits

The City pays the employees’ contribution towards enrollment in the California Public Employees’ Retirement System (CalPERS). The City contributes to medical coverage for employees and their families; and to dental and vision plans for the employee, with family coverage available for purchase by the employee. A term life insurance policy and long-term disability plan for the employee are provided and paid for by the City. A City-paid educational subsidy is available to encourage employees to further their education in job-related fields.

Employees receive 80 hours of vacation per year after one year of service; 120 hours per year after five years of service; 160 hours per year after ten years of service; and 200 hours per year after 20 years of service. Employees accumulate eight hours of sick leave per month. The City may credit an employee who is coming from another governmental agency with one-half of his/her accumulated sick leave up to a maximum of 240 hours. One hundred four hours of paid holiday time is provided each year.