MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR
On behalf of the Parks, Community Services, and Trails Commission, I am proud to share this year’s annual report and reflect on the work our commission has done together in the City of Moreno Valley. Serving on this commission has shown me how much our parks, programs, and trails truly matter to the people in our community. Behind every meeting, discussion, and recommendation is a shared goal of making Moreno Valley a place where residents feel connected and supported.
This year, t he commission continued to review projects, support community programs, and provide input that helps guide the future of our parks and recreation system. What stands out most is the teamwork involved. Commissioners, city staff, and residents all play an im portant role, and that collaboration is what helps ideas turn into real improvements for our community.
Personally, being part of this commission has made me appreciate how important it is to listen to residents and think about the long -term impact of the decisions we help shape.
Many of the parks, trails, and services discussed throughout this report are places where families gather, kids play, and community events bring people together. That connection is what motivates our work.
As you read this report, I hope it shows not only the progress made this year but also the dedication of everyone involved. The commission remains committed to continuing this work and supporting efforts that make Moreno Valley an even better place to live, gather, and enjoy our shared spaces.
Sincerely,
Commissioner Rylee Peak
Chairperson | Parks, Community Services, and Trails Commission City of Moreno Valley