Shayne Seibert Realtor Serving Glendora & the Entire San Gabriel Valley

The Inland Empire's premier City invites you to acquaint yourself with all it has to offer. As part of one of the fastest growing metropolitan areas, Rancho Cucamonga nonetheless remains one of the safest cities in the country and is a desirable place to live, work, and play.

In the early 1900's, Men and women
from many cultures helped shaped
Rancho Cucamonga's. Many Mexican
families abored in the vineyards and
groves, often living in small, quickly
constructed camps, located away from
the other centers of settlement. Later,
they created a thriving community of
their own, known as North Town, in
which a dance hall, theater, markets,
restaurants, and a church, Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, was founded and bound them together. Much of the heritage and built environment of North Town exists today. Likewise, Italian immigrants like the Nosenzos, Guideras, DiCarlos, and Campanellas established a community out along Foothill Boulevard in southern Etiwanda, consisting of homes, wineries of all sizes, and Sacred Heart church.

Today, Rancho Cucamonga is crowned by the majestic San Gabriel Mountains, the City's planned communities and award-winning architecture reflect on a community proud of its past and excited by its future. With over 20 parks and community facilities, and having highly rated schools, Rancho Cucamonga has much to offer its residents. Businesses too are finding Rancho Cucamonga is a great place to call their home.

Utilities

Phone	Verizon 800-483-4000
Electric	Southern California Edison (no branch office) 800-655-4555
Gas	Southern California Gas Company (no branch office) 800-427-2200
Water	Cucamonga Valley Water Dist. 909-987-2591
Trash	Burrtec Disposal Waste 909-987-3717 Waste Management of the I.E. 909-591-1714

Glendora	San Dimas	La Verne	Covina	Azusa
Claremont	West Covina	Rancho Cucamonga	Upland	Duarte