What can I donate?We gratefully accept family apparel, shoes, jewelry, accessories, books, household goods, furniture, electronics, and appliances. For a list of what we can't accept, click below. Stores support Angel ViewAll proceeds from the sale of our gently used merchandise directly benefit the children and adults with disabilities we assist through our programs and services. Want to make a difference? We’re always looking for reliable, personable volunteers to work at our stores. Call (760) 322-2440 for more details.Online Bill Pay can be accessed using the following link: Online Bill Pay.With our Online Bill Pay system you can:Pay your current Montclair bill online. Receive email notifications when statements are available online. Display previous and current bill statements. View details on how to read your bill. Pay any time of the day, 7 days a week. Make a one-time credit card payment or electronic check payment. Set up recurring credit card payments and electronic check payments.
Payments made up to 7:00 p.m. Pacific Time will be reflected on your City of Montclair account the same day.Payments made after 7:00 p.m. will be reflected the next business day and could cause a delinquency.Only payments made through this website will appear in your Online Payment History.Each household in the City of Montclair is allowed two complimentary opportunties each calendar year to schedule curbside pickup of up to five bulky items per collection. This program is not intended for general trash collection.When a household has one to five large bulky items for disposal including, but not limited to, kitchen appliances and furniture, simply call Burrtec Waste Industries at (909) 620-1353 to schedule one of two free, annual bulky item collections.Household Hazardous Waste (HHW - e.g., paint), Universal Waste (U-Waste - e.g., batteries), and Electronic Waste (E-Waste - e.g., computers and televisions) will not be accepted. Please see the Trash and Sewer category in the FAQ section of this website for information on disposing of these items.
Ambulance ServiceMercy Ambulance Service (Medtrans) (909) 986-1184Cole Schaefer Ambulance (800) 966-4727Animal ControlInland Valley Humane Society & S.P.C.A.500 Humane Way, Pomona(909) 623-9777AirportLA/Ontario International AirportDepartment of Airports (909) 988-2700/20Noise Management (909) 937-2719Parking (909) 544-5430Cable TelevisionTime Warner Cable(888) 892-2253 City Hall5111 Benito Street, Montclair(909) 626-8571Code Enforcement Hotline(909) 447-3519ElectricSouthern California Edison Company(800) 655-4555Fire Department - For all emergencies dial 9-1-1(909) 447-3540GasSouthern California Gas Company(800) 427-2200Graffiti Abatement Hot Line(909) 625-9429Hospitals/Medical FacilitiesMontclair Medical Clinic (909) 625-9464Montclair Hospital Medical Center (909) 625-5411Chino Valley Medical Center (909) 464-8600First Care Industrial Center (909) 983-0474Kaiser Permanente Medical CenterFontana (909) 427-5000Ontario (909) 983-9751Loma Linda University Medical Center (909) 824-0800Pomona Valley Medical Center (909) 865-9500San Antonio Community Hospital (909) 985-2811U.S. Healthworks Medical Group (909) 923-4080Job Hotline(909) 625-9427LibraryMontclair Branch9955 Fremont Avenue(909) 624-4671Montclair ParksAlma Hofman Park - 5201 Benito StreetEssex Park - 4295 Howard StreetGolden Girls/Vernon Park - 9762 Benson AvenueKingsley Park - 5575 Kingsley StreetMacArthur Park - 5450 Deodor StreetMoreno Vista Park - 4675
Moreno StreetSaratoga Park - 5397 Kingsley StreetSunrise Park - 5616 Princeton StreetSunset Park - 4351 Orchard StreetWilderness Park - 4592 San Bernardino StreetMosquito & Vector Control13355 Elliott Avenue, Chino(909) 627-0931Neighborhood Partnership Housing Services, Inc.320 W. G Street, Suite 103, Ontario(909) 988-5979Phone ServiceVerizon(800) 483-2000(800) 344-4831Poison Control(800) 846-4766Police Department - For all emergencies call 9-1-1(909) 621-4771Post Office5186 Benito Street, Montclair(800) 275-8777Refuse and Waste Recycling(909) 625-9472San Bernardino County Assessor's Office8575 Haven Avenue, 2nd Floor, Rancho Cucamonga, CA (909) 948-5088Schools/CollegesElementary SchoolsHoward4650 Howard Street(909) 591-2339Kingsley5625 Kingsley Street(909) 984-3634Lehigh10200 Lehigh Avenue(909) 624-5697Monte Vista4900 Orchard Street(909) 626-5046Moreno4825 Moreno Street(909) 624-2672Montera4825 Bandera Street (909) 445-1062Ramona4225 Howard Street(909) 627-3411Middle SchoolsSerrano4725 San Jose Street(909) 624-0092Vernon9775 Vernon Avenue(909) 624-5036High SchoolMontclair High School4725 Benito Street (909) 621-6781Ontario-Montclair School District950 W. D Street, Ontario(909) 459-2507Chaffey Joint Union High School District211 W. 5th Street
, Ontario (909) 988-8511Colleges/UniversitiesCalifornia State Polytechnic University, Pomona3801 W. Temple Avenue(909) 869-7659California State University, San Bernardino5500 University Parkway, San Bernardino(909) 537-5000Chaffey College5885 Haven Avenue, Rancho Cucamonga(909) 652-6000Citrus College1000 W. Foothill Blvd., Glendora(626) 963-0323Claremont Colleges/University(909) 621-8000Claremont GraduateClaremont McKennaHarvey MuddPitzerPomonaScrippsMt. San Antonio College1100 N. Grand Avenue, Walnut(909) 274-7500South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD)(909) 396-2000Superior and Municipal Courts8303 Haven Avenue, Rancho CucamongaCivil (909) 945-4131Criminal-Traffic (909) 885-2584Family Court (909) 945-4287Jury Duty (909) 944-3757Juvenile Traffic (909)481-4270Marriage Licenses (909) 945-4123Probate (909) 945-4134TrashBurrtec Waste Industries, Inc.1250 E. Holt Avenue, PomonaCustomer Service (909) 620-1353Corporate Office (909) 429-4291WaterMonte Vista Water District10575 Central Avenue, Montclair(909) 624-0035
Reminder: Fight Blight Cleanup Day and Community Dump Day at Wildwood Park this Saturday Feb. 25 There are two events taking place at Wildwood Park this Saturday, February 25. Fight Blight Cleanup Day - 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. | East 40th Street (past Waterman) baseball field parking lot Join community volunteers, neighborhood associations and the Quality of Life team as we show Wildwood some love. We'll be painting, picking up litter and more. This is a great event for students who need community service hours. Kids under the age of 16 must be accompanied by their parent or guardian. Event details can be found in the Nextdoor Events section or download the volunteer kit here, http://bit.ly/2knxdW1. or 909-693-9889 (mobile & text). Community Dump Day - 8 a.m. - 11 a.m. | Waterman Ave & 40th Parking lot Have household items you need to dump? Bring it to this Community Dump Day! Get rid of old mattresses, couches, tables, television and more in one place and free of charge.
This is for city of San Bernardino residents only (proof of residency required). Please note: this event is coordinated by the Public Works Department with the assistance of refuse contractor, Burrtec. Download the 2017 Community Dump Day schedule here, ow.ly/fY2C308LJc9. Restrictions apply, so please review the schedule prior to packing your vehicle as it includes the do's and don'ts of the program. Shared with all areas in City of San Bernardino Service message from Burrtec (trash service) The Presidents' Day holiday is this coming Monday, February 20! Our offices will be open regular business hours, Monday through Friday, 8:00 am until 5:00 pm. Your trash and recycling pick-up will be provided on your regular service day. or call 909-804-4222 for more information. PLEASE NOTE: Burrtec Holiday Schedule - No service on these observed holidays. • New Year’s Day When the holiday falls on a weekday, collections for the remainder of the week will be
delayed by one day. There is no service interruption or delay when the holiday falls on a Saturday or Sunday. In the News: Employment opportunities with Sprouts in Rancho Sprouts is seeking 100 workers for its new store in Rancho Cucamonga according to an article in yesterday's Sun newspaper (online). /careers or call 866-925-2396 for more information. New store location: 6753 Carnelian St., Rancho Cucamonga Reminder: Sand and sandbags available at four city parks Heavy rain is in the forecast. Free sand and sandbags are available at Blair, Lytle Creek, Nuñez and Wildwood parks. Please come prepared with a shovel/trowel to fill bags and with extra bags, as supplies are limited. Bags are available for purchase at any local home improvement store. City Hall closed on Presidents' Day, Feb. 20 City Hall will be closed Monday, February 20 in observance of the Presidents' Day holiday. City Council meetings take place the first and third Mondays of the month, however due to the holiday, the next City Council meeting will be held at 4 p.m. (open session) on Tuesday, February 21 at City Hall.
Community Dump Days - 2017 schedule Starting your spring cleaning early? Take advantage of our FREE Community Dump Days taking place the fourth Saturday of the month! Download the 2017 schedule and event details here, http://bit.ly/2kMqIOL or click on the attached PDF. Note, you will also see the same schedule in the Burrtec newsletter included in your next trash bill (mail only). 2017 Schedule: 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. Anne Shirrells Park, 1367 N California Street, San Bernardino, CA 92411 Wildwood Park, 536 E 40th St, San Bernardino, CA 92404 Blair Park, 1466 W Marshall Blvd, San Bernardino, CA 92405 San Manuel Stadium parking lot, 280 South E St, San Bernardino, CA 92401 Perris Hill Park, 831 E Highland Ave, San Bernardino, CA 92408 Seccombe Lake Park, 160 W 5th St, San Bernardino, CA 92415 Saturday, November 18 (on the third Saturday of month due to the Thanksgiving holiday) Important Dump Site Information: City of San Bernardino residents may drop off unwanted items such as appliances, mattresses, tires, broken furniture, tree limbs and electronic waste including printers and TVs.
This is for household refuse only. Please be prepared to show proof of residency with a driver’s license or gas/electric/water bill. NO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS - This includes paints, oil, batteries and household or industrial chemicals, etc. NO CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS – This includes concrete, brick, drywall and roofing material. NO COMMERCIAL VEHICLES – Includes enclosed U-Haul/rental moving trucks or Business Vehicles. Public Works Initiates New Pothole Repair Program A pothole repair program is underway! The program began last week along Tippecanoe (between 5th and I-10), covering 173 potholes across a three mile northbound stretch. This week they're working on Waterman (between 5th and I-10). Please adhere to traffic signs and use caution around roadwork zones. Crews will continue is a clockwise direction until all arterials are complete which is expected to take several months. We have a long way to go and we know you have been extremely patient the last several years.
This particular effort, utilizing a contractor called NPG, focuses on arterial roads (highest traveled/major streets) that are major city gateways. Although we have a lot of work to do on residential streets, and city crews are focused on those issues, this will help improve our business corridors and the streets more traveled by you and visitors. Learn more about the program here, http://ow.ly/yzCB308YIyp. In the News: A great moment for an Arroyo Valley High School student. Great sportsmanship by the teams and fans gives Ricardo Ruvalcaba of Arroyo Valley High School a memory of a lifetime. Definitely a San Bernardino City USD Making Hope Happen moment! Nice job San G and Arroyo! Third Thursdays Food Fest - Feb. 16 Need to indulge a little during lunch? Try the gourmet food trucks coming to downtown the third Thursday of each month! The weather is expected to be mostly sunny with zero chance of rain. Smoke 'em if You Got 'em BBQ Try something new for lunch, grab a friend and bring your appetite!