Moreno Valley's 2025 State of the City Highlights Collective Achievements and Future Vision

Moreno Valley recently celebrated its annual State of the City address, embracing the theme "Community Built, Destiny Driven."

 

Mayor Ulises Cabrera highlighted the city's collective growth and shared vision, emphasizing the community's role in shaping Moreno Valley's future.

 

Key accomplishments were showcased, including the city's 14th consecutive balanced budget, underscoring its commitment to economic development and fiscal responsibility.

 

Significant public safety initiatives were also discussed, such as the approval of Measure U, which funds additional deputies and firefighters to enhance community safety.

 

Infrastructure improvements took center stage with the completion of Phase Three of the Pavement Rehabilitation Program, investing over $60 million in local roads.

 

The city also celebrated the unveiling of "Harmony in the Valley," the region's first augmented reality mural, reflecting Moreno Valley's commitment to cultural enrichment and community engagement.

 

Looking ahead, Mayor Cabrera invited residents to participate in the city's flag redesign contest, encouraging active participation and pride in Moreno Valley's future.

 

These initiatives underscore Moreno Valley's dedication to fostering a vibrant community through strategic investments and collaborative efforts.