The second-floor patio balcony at 8575 Haven Avenue previously featured slate tiles that had become cracked, uneven, and damaged over time—creating trip hazards and making the area unsafe and unusable…
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The marble flooring and staircase on the first and second floors of the County Government Center were originally installed in 1989 and last restored in 1999. Despite routine maintenance, the…
The 222 W. Hospitality Building recently underwent a comprehensive painting refresh, revitalizing both its exterior and interior spaces. The exterior received a significant upgrade, with key features such as the…
Recently, the Board of Supervisors (BOS) monument and the surrounding historic sculptures at the County Government Center were vandalized, resulting in the theft of several brass plaques. This damage has…
As part of ongoing improvements to 8575 Haven Ave, an exterior painting project was undertaken to enhance both the building’s aesthetics and functionality. This initiative included two key upgrades: repainting…
The asphalt at the eastern vehicle roundabout of the Rancho Cucamonga Court House has been deteriorating over the past few years and beginning to create safety concerns. This area experiences…
The Project and Facilities Management Department successfully identified and addressed ongoing issues with the AC units serving multiple offices, including conference rooms and the County’s 2nd District office at 8575…
A vacant, county-owned parcel in Chino recently received a violation notice due to non-compliance with local property maintenance standards. The violation prompted the need for cleanup efforts to bring the…
The Sheriff’s Department’s resident post station in Earp, California (along the Parker strip of the Colorado River) is utilized by California Highway Patrol, the Bureau of Land Management, and the…
During previous rainstorms, the courtyard at the Windsor Center experienced flooding that caused water to seep into the Center damaging drywall and flooring that surrounded the courtyard. The FM-PM team…
