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PUBLIC NOTICES
PROGRAM TEACHES CHILD SAFETY
A new class in the Formative Years Project begins March 18, teaching First through Third Grade students and their families about bullying, internet safety and other potential problems. Learn more here.
FREE 'GREEN YOUR HOME' SEMINAR
The City and the Monrovia Historic Preservation Group are hosting a free "Green Your Home' Seminar Saturday, March 27, at the Community Center. Click here for details and information on registration.
SPRING RECREATION SCHEDULE AVAILABLE
The Spring 2010 Recreation Schedule is now available, offering something for just about everyone. Find the online version here and find a class or activity for you!
'MY MONROVIA' PHOTO JOURNAL CONTEST
"My Monrovia" is all about your neighborhood and what makes it so special! Find all the information, including the rules, application and release forms, by clicking here.
COMMUNITY HARVEST PROGRAM SHARES FRUIT
Share the fruit from your trees with those in need through the new Community Harvest Program. Find out about it here.
HEARINGS SET ON BUS SERVICE CUTBACKS
Foothill Transit has scheduled a series of public hearings in March to discuss cutting back bus service to local communities in the face of continuing economic difficulties. Read about it here.
HALF-PRICE BOOK SALE AT LIBRARY
The Friends of Monrovia Public Library has begun holding monthly half-price book sales. Find out more, and see the year's sales calendar, here.
CENSUS 2010 UNDER WAY
The United States Census has begun, and an accurate count of Monrovia residents is more important than ever. Federal and state dollars - and political representation - depend on the numbers. Your participation is vital! To find out more about the census and your role in it, click here.
COMMUNITY MEDIATION PROGRAM AVAILABLE
If you are having a neighborhood dispute - barking dogs, noisy neighbors, a tenant/landlord problem - we might be able to help. Click here to learn more.
PLEASE TAKE OUR BOOMER RETIREMENT POLL
Are you a Baby Boomer, born between 1946 and 1965? If so, we'd appreciate your taking this quick online survey to help us plan for the social and recreational needs of a generation heading into retirement. Click here to participate.
FIBER FOR COMMUNITIES PROGRAM
The City of Monrovia is looking into the Google-sponsored Fiber for Communities program, in addition to other projects with local and regional firms, in a continuing effort to increase broadband connectivity. We will post occassional updates on our progress.
ANTI-GANG INJUNCTION
A Superior Court judge has issued an injunction restricting the activities of 38 individuals who belong to two criminal gangs. It's a new tool in the community's fight against crime. Learn about it here.
GREEN GRANTS & JOBS
Green Grants are still available to low-income households for upgrading energy conservation in the home...a program that also offers "green" jobs to unemployed youths in the community. Learn more here.
CITY OFFERS FREE PRESCRIPTION DISCOUNTS
A FREE prescription discount program is being offered to all Monrovia residents through the City of Monrovia and the National League of Cities. Click here to find out more and to register.
STATE TAKE-AWAY OF LOCAL REVENUES
The State of California is billions of dollars in the red again, and could be eyeing local funds once more. Click here to learn how the State has already taken millions from Monrovia's pockets and read about the expected impact of the Legislature's last move and how local legislators voted, .
UTILITY BILL PAYMENTS & ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT
Now you can pay your water bill and manage your account online without having to mail checks or visit City Hall. Click here for details and to get started.
PASSPORT SERVICES
Get your passports needs met at Monrovia City Hall's Passport Place where our one-stop service also offers photos at just $15 per set and office hours to fit your schedule. Read more...
REALLY NEW IN TOWN?
Monrovia's newborns are officially welcomed to the community by the City Council. Read more...