Montclair Transit Center The Montclair Transit Center is Montclair’s main transportation hub. It is served by Metrolink trains, and the Omnitrans, Foothill Transit, and Riverside Transit bus services. The addition of Greyhound bus service is anticipated in the upcoming year (2021-2022), and Metro L Line (Gold Line) light rail service to Pasadena and Los Angeles … Continued
Residential parking zones on City streets are established in certain areas of the City where there is a high demand for parking but a limited number of parking spaces. The intent of residential parking zones is to give residents in that area, or residents on one side of a street, parking in front of their … Continued
In-Person at City Hall Utility payments can be made inside City Hall at the Finance counter Monday through Thursday 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. by cash, check, or credit card. Utility Payment Drop Box For your convenience, there is a secure payment drop box located at the main entrance of City Hall, 5111 Benito Street, … Continued
The City uses PlanetBids to advertise for project bids. Information about upcoming, current, and past projects can be found on the City’s PlanetBids page. For more information about current opportunities, please contact us at (909) 625-9478.
Variations of benefits Variations of benefits offered to part-time and full-time employees include, but are not limited to, holidays, vacation, sick & annual leave, medical/vision/dental plans, Workers’ Compensation and deferred compensation. The Benefits division works with the Personnel division to provide efficiency and administrative support to the Human Resources department. Open Enrollment runs from mid-May … Continued
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If your trash has not been collected, please contact Burrtec directly at (909) 620-1353.
Please refer to the Trash Collection and Street Sweeping Days Map or contact us at (909) 625-9471.
Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) is any product labeled toxic, poison, danger, warning, caution, corrosive, flammable, combustible, or irritant. HHW should never be thrown into your household garbage, recycling, toilets or sinks. It is also illegal to dump HHW on the ground or pour it down the storm drains. HHW can seep into the ground water, … Continued
