Fontana Daily Brief: Community Events, City Services, and What’s Ahead

Community Calendar Highlights

Fontana residents heading into the weekend will find several city-hosted activities on the calendar. Youth Paint Night is scheduled for Saturday evening, offering a creative outlet for younger residents. City staff say registration remains open as of Thursday, with space still available.

Looking a bit further ahead, preparations continue for the annual State of the City address later this month. City leaders are expected to outline priorities for 2026, including infrastructure planning, public safety staffing, and community programs.

City Services and 311 Updates

The city continues encouraging residents to use Fontana 311 for non-emergency service requests. Officials report steady use of the system for issues like street maintenance, tree trimming, and neighborhood cleanups. The platform allows residents to track requests in real time, which city staff say has improved response coordination.

Residents are reminded that many routine concerns can be handled through 311 rather than phone calls, helping departments focus resources more efficiently.

February Events on the Horizon

Beyond this weekend, several larger community events are approaching. The Black History Month Parade and Expo later in February is expected to draw families from across the city, along with live performances, local vendors, and educational exhibits.

City organizers say additional event details, including traffic and parking guidance, will be shared closer to the dates.

What Residents Should Know

With February shaping up to be an active month, city officials recommend checking the municipal calendar regularly for updates. Many events are free, family-friendly, and designed to bring neighbors together during the cooler winter weeks.

Sources

• https://www.fontanaca.gov/
• https://www.fontanaca.gov/311
• https://www.fontanaca.gov/calendar