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These are integral elements that make our technology solutions complete. We have the technology and reliable infrastructure that are critical to meeting our clients' business needs. And with nearly 300 dedicated Riverside County Information Technology (RCIT) professionals with expertise ranging from traditional systems and network solutions to web services and enterprise systems we can provide the power behind the technology. We stand ready to help you meet your challenges.Our highly competent staff and technology resources are available when you need them. You can depend on consistent system performance and staff responsiveness around the clock.Our non-profit profile coupled with our volume and government discounts enable us to deliver solutions that are cost-effective and competitive with private industry.If it's reliability, availability and performance you need in an attractively priced technology solutions package, you owe it to your organization to explore a partnership with the Riverside County Information Technology (RCIT).Riverside County Info Tech(951) 955-37004080 Lemon StRiverside, CA 92501

Each Agricultural Commissioner is charged with the protection of California agriculture, protection of the environment, as well as protection of the public's health and safety. These goals are accomplished through the management of programs designed to achieve our mission through a combination of public outreach, industry education and various regulatory actions when appropriate.Riverside County Agricultural951) 955-30004080 Lemon StRiverside, CA 92501

The mission of the Department of Environmental is to enhance the quality of life in Riverside County by implementation of effective and efficient environmental health programs to protect the public health, safety and the environment.Riverside County Environmental951) 955-89804080 Lemon StRiverside, CA 92501

The Riverside County Historical Commission is charged with discovering and identifying persons, events and places of historical significance in Riverside County and advises the Board of Supervisors in historical matters. The Commission consists of eleven members, appointed by the Board of Supervisors.Riverside County Historical Comm951) 955-43104600 Crestmore RdRiverside, CA 92509

The City of Riverside Development Department consists of Economic Development, Redevelopment, Housing and Neighborhoods. The mission of this department is to provide a variety of programs so both residents and businesses may enjoy economic prosperity and a safe, attractive community environment. Belinda J. Graham, the Development Director, heads this department up. She is responsible for overseeing all department functions for the City.Development projects vary within the department's divisions based on need, availability of funding and private sector development. This site contains a variety of information concerning development within the City. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at devdept@riversideca.gov.Riverside City Development951) 826-56493900 Main St # 5Riverside, CA 92522

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Building & Safety is a division of the City of Riverside's Community Development Department. Our objective is to ensure that new and remodel construction adheres to state and local laws for building, electrical, housing and plumbing codes.The Building & Safety Division achieves this goal by issuing permits and conducting field inspections of construction work for compliance with those codes.Riverside City Building Division951) 826-56973900 Main StRiverside, CA 92522

Land use issues are handled by the Planning Dvision. Long range planning encompasses the General Plan, Local Coastal Program and other documents that give general direction to the City's growth and development. Current planning currently involves zoning ordinance enforcement including historic preservation and architectural review processes. All plans for new construction or alterations are reviewed by this division for compliance and are often referred to the Architectural Review Board, Historic Resources Committee, and Planning Commission for action.CDD Planning Division(951) 826-53713900 Main StRiverside, CA 92522

Jury service is mandatory and prospective juror names are obtained from voter registration and DMV records. Normally, service may be required as often as once per year. Service is normally from one day to the length of the trial, starting at 8:00 a.m. and ending at 5:00 p.m. Business attire is suggested. No tank tops, shorts, bare midriffs, culottes, strapless dresses, beach shoes, or bare feet are permitted in the courtroom. When entering any court facility you may be screened through a security device. Do not bring any knives, scissors, handwork needles, metal finger files, screwdrivers, tools, wallet chains, handcuff keys, or any items that may be used as a weapon. Warning: All persons entering court facilities are subject to search. All weapons are prohibited. It is a felony to bring firearms or other unauthorized weapons into court buildings. This includes all knives, teargases such as pepper and mace, Taser, stun guns, or deadly weapons pursuant to Penal Code Section 171B. Items considered weapons will be confiscated upon entering. No cameras are allowed in courtrooms.Riverside County Grand Jury951) 955-8990Po Box 829Riverside, CA 92502

The goal of this program is to facilitate the safe and efficient movement of persons and goods within the City through the use of traffic and transportation engineering technology and methods. This program also provides recommendations and technical support for the Civil Engineering function by proposing and reviewing proposals for geometric improvements.Riverside Traffic Signs951) 351-61278095 Lincoln AveRiverside, CA 92504