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Rialto rolls out parks upgrades, app and resident services in briefings to council
Summary
At its Feb. 10 meeting the Rialto City Council heard multiple community-service announcements: the completion of city-park resurfacing including new pickleball courts, launch of the My Rialto app, free mulch and compost pickup, passport services, and upcoming community events.
Council received a series of community-service and outreach briefings at the Feb. 10 meeting covering parks, digital services, resident programs and upcoming events.
Parks upgrades: The Parks, Recreation and Community Services department announced completion of the Rialto City Park resurfacing project, including conversion of one tennis court into four designated pickleball courts. The department said the work was funded through department funds and the California Proposition 68 Per Capita Grant Program and encouraged residents to access the courts via the Rialto Fitness and Aquatic Center.
Digital services and city tools: Staff promoted the My Rialto app (developed with RattleTech) for reporting potholes and other issues, paying city bills, and accessing city information. Separately, an online permit center (Civic Access) and Civic Access walkthrough were scheduled to launch and provide guided permit and business license applications beginning June 2.
Resident services and events: City announcements included a free self-serve mulch and compost station at 246 South Willow Avenue (South Parking Lot), passport walk-in services at 290 West Rialto Avenue (Mon–Thu 8 a.m.–5 p.m.), and a calendar of community events including senior dances, teen activities, youth sports opening days, a passport day on March 21 and other spring festivals.
Council members and attendees offered positive responses to the park resurfacing and new pickleball courts. No formal council action was required for these informational items.
