Victorville News for October 17, 2017

Veterans Day Events Planned for Nov. 11

We will host our 21st Annual Veterans Day Parade & Ceremony on Nov. 11 in Old Town Victorville.  We are seeking groups to participate in the parade, local Veterans to honor in the Ceremony, and runners for our Freedom Mile Run. 

Press Release     Parade Flyer     Parade Application     

Salute to Victorville Veterans     Veteran Information Form

Online Permitting & Licensing System Goes Live Oct. 16

This new system will enable you to apply for licenses and permits, pay fees, track the progress of your applications and much more online.                             Press Release           Link to Online Permitting & Licensing System

FREE Dump Day:  Nov. 18

Collect your old furniture, appliances and yard trimmings and bring them to the Materials Recovery Facility for our FREE Dump Day, Nov. 18.  Learn more in our Flyer.          

Ballot Measure K

The Nov. 7 ballot will include Measure K.  You can learn more by reviewing the ballot measure and impartial analysis below.   

Measure K                               Impartial Analysis                Ordinance 2371     

Victorville City Library Offers Patrons Super-Fast Internet Access

The Victorville City Library just introduced its super-fast internet connection.  The internet upgrade was installed by the City's IT Division and was funded by a grant from the Corporation for Education Network Initiatives.    Press Release

16th Annual Fall Festival Music Lineup & Schedule:  Oct. 6 & 7  

Come out to Victorville City Hall, Oct. 6 & 7 for the Victor Valley's largest community event and street fair!  Fall Festival will kick-off Friday night, Oct. 6 with Phat Cat Swinger in concert.  Gates open at 7 p.m., and the performance starts at 8 p.m.  Food vendors will be available.  The street fair on Saturday, Oct. 7 will run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and feature live musical performances on two concert stages, a Kids Zone, book fair, delicious food vendors and much more.  All performances and activities are FREE!   Press Release