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Quality of Life
Intro to the Community
Community Profile
Moreno Valley, California
City Motto: "People, Pride, Progress"
Incorporated: Dec. 3, 1984
Second-largest city in Riverside County
Area: 51.53 square miles
Elevation: 1,650 ft.
Weather: A temperate climate adds to the quality of life for Moreno
Valley's residents and businesses.
Annual Average High: 76 degrees
Annual Average Low: 49 degrees
Average Rainfall: 10.00"
Location: Ideally situated at the junction of the 60 and 215 freeways in
northwest Riverside County, Moreno Valley is 60 miles east of Los Angeles,
50 miles west of Palm Springs, and 100 miles north of San Diego.
Latitude 33.938 Longitude ­117.231
Zip Codes: 92551, 92552, 92553, 92554, 92555, 92556, 92557
Demographics
POPULATION FACTS...
Population 183,860
Source: California Dept. of Finance, January 2008
Moreno Valley's population is projected to reach 221,434 by 2012
Moreno Valley is a city that's ethnically diverse, solidly middle class, with
mostly young families. The 2000 Census showed the largest share of
households were married couples with minor children who owned their
own home.
Average Household Size: 3.69
Ethnicity:
White 23%
Hispanic 46%
African-American 20%
Pacific Islander/Asian-American 8%
Other 3%
Source: 2005 US Census estimate
By the Numbers
$510,000 Average new home value
$308,209 Average existing home value
55,458 Housing units
$54,538 Average family household income
4,445 Businesses
Sources: US Census; Claritas, Inc. 2008
City of Moreno Valley Vision Statement
"To transform our young city into a mature
community that offers its residents and busi-
nesses an unsurpassed quality of life featuring
abundant recreation, desirable private and
public services, varied residential living choices,
and well-paying employment opportunities."
Mr.Plant-Ferguson