Perris News for
Tour de Perris - Fun Run and Bike Race
Organizers of the second annual “Fun Run and Bike Race” say they hope to double the number of participants enjoying a day of exercising while raising money for a good cause. Read more...
Perris Mayor Honorary Chairman of Annual
"March for Babies" Relay
Perris Mayor Daryl Busch will serve as honorary Chairman of the Annual March for Babies Relay. Read more...
Nuevo Road Improvements Help Traffic Flow
Cars and trucks are moving a lot smoother on Nuevo Road as a series of improvements have made a drastic improvement in the traffic flow. Read more about this project...
Flooding Hazard at Mapes and Goetz Road is Fixed
Work to improve the intersection began in mid-July and is expected to wrap up by the end of August. Read more about the project...
Perris Breaks Ground on Long-Planned
Sports Complex
Perris officials joined former Major League Baseball players to break ground on a new sports complex they say will bring thousands of athletes to the City and pump millions into the local economy.
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Highway 74 Gets a $7.5 Million Facelift
Highway 74 in Perris’ south end is getting a $7.5 million facelift, a major improvement that City officials say will benefit residents, businesses and visitors now and in the future. Read more...
Notice of Qualified Candidates
After meeting all qualifications, the candidates for this year's November election have been selected. See the list of candidates...
New: Perris Scope Video Newsletter
Check out the new Perris Scope - a video newsletter that highlights some of the new programs, features, and events in Perris.
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The Riverside Registrar of Voters Needs You!
In preparation for future elections, the County of Riverside is looking for poll workers, student interns, paid election officers, and citizens to adopt a polling location. Take a look:
Election Officer Recruitment Flyer...
Poll worker Application
Student Poll Worker Brochure and Application Form
Adopt a Poll Flyer
Perris Mourns Sudden Passing of Planning Commissioner Henry Martin
Perris Planning Commissioner Henry Martin, a man who served his country in the Peace Corps and U.S. Army before becoming the conscience of the City’s planning board, died suddenly Friday from an apparent heart attack.
Mr. Martin was 71. Read more...
Former Police HQ is Transformed into an Auto Repair Shop
Perris officials say converting the 4th Street building marks the first time a college program will call Perris home. Read more...
Gov. Schwarzenegger Pitches in with March LifeCare Demolition
The governor joined Perris officials Tuesday in demolishing an old building near March Air Reserve Base and clearing the way for what is being labeled as the first medical city in the world.
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Perris Establishes the Brad Eckhardt Memorial Scholarship
The City of Perris has established a memorial scholarship in the name of former Planning Manager, Brad Eckhardt, who was tragically killed in a motorcycle accident on July 4. Read more...
Message from the Chief
This month Police Chief McElvain talks about happenings around town including the newly formed Perris Mounted Posse and this year's plans for celebrating National Night Out.
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Shop Local Program Grows by Leaps and Bounds
The discount shopping program, which began six months ago with about 60 participating businesses, has nearly doubled to more than 100 merchants and more are joining every week.
- Read more about the program...
- Go to www.cityofperris.org/shoplocal to get your discount card
More News Stories:
- Public Campaign Against Sex Offender a Success
- Perris Community Partnership Hires New CEO
- Senior Center Provides Cool Retreat on Hot Days
- Nuevo Road Pavement Rehab Notice (until mid-August)
- Backflow Assemblies Must be Tested Annually
- Greenlight Savings Programs Helps Residents
- Perris City Hall Closed on Fridays
- See all Perris news stories...
