Get a behind-the-scenes look at the magic behind Yucaipa's famous Live Oak Pumpkin Patch! In this special Halloween episode of Yucaipa 360, City Manager Chris Mann chats with Chris Rameson, co-owner of the Pumpkin Patch, along with Tony Hicks and Willie Palmer, to explore its history and growth. Plus, Assistant City Engineer Landon Kern shares how the city’s traffic improvements are making visits smoother than ever. Whether you're a pumpkin patch fan or curious about how Yucaipa is improving community events, this episode is a must-watch for all the inside scoop!

A multi-million dollar structural budget deficit leads to difficult decisions. The City has tightened its belt, cut back on spending, and frozen vacant positions, but further cuts are not possible without impacting services, including deep cuts to public safety. To balance the budget and avoid insolvency, will the community approve Measure S (a 1% sales tax measure), or will the City be forced close Fire Station 2 and eliminate 30% of its firefighters/paramedics, cut a quarter of its sheriff's deputies, close the senior center and community pool, and make other across the board cuts to services?  Director of Finance Phillip White and Deputy Director of Finance Ryan Blackerby sit down with City Manager Chris Mann to break down the current financial situation, how we got here, and how, one way or the other, the City will balance its budget next fiscal year.

Did building roundabouts sink our budget? Join City Manager Chris Mann and Director of Development Services/City Engineer Fermin Preciado as they discuss the “World’s Largest Speed Bump,” the utility pole debacle at County Line Rd. and 5th St., and the City’s plan to fix Yucaipa’s roads.

Public Safety Manager Trevor Benson discusses the success of Yucaipa's Homeless Strategic Plan, "Saturation Operations," and a recent active shooter training at Yucaipa High School.

Watch this episode on the "City of Yucaipa" Youtube channel. https://youtu.be/0_WPOzdbOlo

Public Safety Manager Trevor Benson discusses the success of Yucaipa's Homeless Strategic Plan, "Saturation Operations," and a recent active shooter training at Yucaipa High School.