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Wildomar mayor spotlights business growth, public safety investments and new permitting tools in 2025 State of the City
Summary
Mayor Ashley DiFilippo used the 2025 State of the City to highlight 154 new businesses, $9 million in sales tax revenue, public‑safety investments including an added traffic officer, and new permitting tools — preapproved ADU plans and an online solar permitting platform — to speed housing and clean energy projects.
Mayor Ashley DiFilippo told attendees at Wildomar City’s 2025 State of the City that the city is growing "with intention," pointing to new businesses, public‑safety investments and several infrastructure projects meant to ease daily life for residents.
"Wildomar has never felt more connected or full of momentum," DiFilippo said as she outlined plans for parks, road improvements and economic development. She credited partnerships with local nonprofits, businesses and neighboring cities for recent progress.
DiFilippo said the city welcomed 154 new businesses this year and processed 377 renewals, yielding about $9,000,000 in sales tax revenue that supports local services. Local…
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