Redlands police to host free Coptober event Oct. 17
Family-friendly event will feature K-9 demonstrations, bicycle giveaways, free food and activities for children.
Trustees will receive a presentation on artificial intelligence, consider more than $1.1 million in adult education funding and discuss proposed parental notification and "No Deception" policies.
Council will consider approving funds for the construction of Fire Station 264 and other public works projects such as the California Street and Redlands Boulevard intersection widening project.
Council advances Phase II of the long-planned police headquarters project as demolition begins at the former Kmart site.
Council will consider approving $49.7 million for Phase II of the Safety Hall project and discuss proposed increases to the city’s water and wastewater utility rates.
Construction, manufacturing and professional services continued to lose jobs while health care added workers, and a shrinking labor force contributed to the region's lower unemployment rate.
District’s proposed three-year accountability plan outlines $126.4 million in programs tied to student achievement, school climate and college readiness.
Redlands City Council preview for June 16, 2026
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