Fall 2026 Recreation Guide - Flipbook - Page 3
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August
City News
When the City launched Preserve Diamond Bar in December 2025, the goal
was simple: hear from residents about what services matter most as Diamond
Bar works to address a projected budget shortfall. More than 200 residents have
responded so far, and there's still time to add your voice.
10 Youths
17 Teens
HERE'S WHAT YOUR NEIGHBORS ARE SAYING:
20 Adults
Residents ranked the following
City services among their highest
priorities for the community.
25 Seniors
29 Registration Information
30 Facilities & Directory
Public Safety
Disaster
Preparedness
& Fire Prevention
Residents emphasized
neighborhood
safety, emergency
preparedness, and
safer streets.
Residents supported
continued investment in
emergency readiness and
wild昀椀re preparedness.
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August 2026 City Meetings
Environmental
Sustainability
City Council Meeting – 4, 18
Planning Commission Meeting – 11, 25
Street Sweeping – 10-14, 24-28
Find an interactive map schedule at
www.diamondbarca.gov/streetsweeping.
For meeting locations and times, visit
www.diamondbarca.gov/calendar or call
City Hall at 909-839-7000.
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Diamond Bar Center
Set within the picturesque Summitridge Park, the
Diamond Bar Center is a versatile 22,500-squarefoot event venue offering 昀椀ve rentable rooms
with combined capacity for 30 to 800 guests,
adaptable for everything from intimate meetings
to large-scale celebrations. Diamond Bar residents
and businesses may book up to 24 months in
advance, with non-residents eligible to reserve
up to 20 months ahead. Diamond Bar businesses
qualify for resident rates on select bookings. For
more information or to schedule a tour, call
909-839-7065, email rentals@diamondbarca.gov
or visit www.diamondbarcenter.com.
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Street & Sidewalk
Maintenance
Residents value a clean
community, maintained
landscaping, and
environmental
stewardship.
Residents requested
continued investment in
roads, sidewalks, and traf昀椀c
improvements.
Senior, Youth
& Family Programs
Residents supported
programs and
activities that serve all
ages and strengthen
the community.
Code
Enforcement
Residents emphasized
maintaining clean, safe,
and well-kept neighborhoods.
Parks, Recreation
& Community Events
Residents value well-maintained parks, trails,
recreation opportunities, and community
events.
Economic
Development
Residents expressed interest in attracting
more businesses,
restaurants, and
shopping opportunities.
View the complete Community Feedback Results at www.diamondbarca.gov/preserveDB.
Turn to page 6 to learn more about Preserve Diamond Bar
and how to be part of the conversation.
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