Harupa Valley Planning Commission selects winners for Best of Haruba Home Recognition Program

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Jurupa Valley is set to celebrate its homeowners as the Planning Commission moves forward with the inaugural HOME Recognition Program, aimed at honoring residents for their commitment to property maintenance and neighborhood pride. During the meeting on June 25, 2025, the commission reviewed numerous nominations from across all city districts, showcasing the community's dedication to beautifying their homes.

The program, which aligns with the city’s 2021 housing element goals, encourages homeownership and recognizes the efforts of residents who maintain their properties. Housing Manager Curtis Miller highlighted the overwhelming response, with nominations received from various sources, including neighbors and city employees, although city employees were not eligible for nomination.

Each district in Jurupa Valley had at least three nominees, with District 4 leading with five submissions. The commission is tasked with selecting a winner and a runner-up from each district, who will be honored at the next city council meeting with decorative garden banners, floral arrangements, and certificates.

This initiative not only aims to foster a sense of community pride but also sets the stage for an annual recognition program that could grow in participation and visibility. The Planning Commission expressed enthusiasm about the program's potential to enhance neighborhood aesthetics and encourage ongoing property upkeep among residents. As the city prepares for its first awards, the recognition program promises to strengthen community bonds and celebrate the beauty of Jurupa Valley.

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