ATTACHMENT A
Community Services
Quarterly Report –
FY2026 Q3
Community
Services
Quarterly Report
January-March
2026
Department
Overview
Community Services
02 January-March 2026
The Community Services Department is committed to e nhancing residents’ lives through programs, parks, and facilities that meet the community’s educational, recreational, and cultural needs.
Library provides access to educational resources, technology, and lifelong learning opportunities.
Recreation offers programs and activities to promote health, wellness, culture, and community engagement.
Parks maintains and enriches Victorville’s beautiful green spaces, sports fields, and playgrounds to create inviting spaces.
Facilities ensures efficient operation and maintenance of all public buildings to support City services and community engagement.
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Community Impact
03 Facilities
Electrical Repairs
HVAC Repairs
Plumbing Repairs
Event Set-Ups
48 50
43 41
400
320
Work Orders
Routine
Maintenance Orders
65 56
66 50
463
356
630
414
54 42
55 55
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Community Impact
04 Joshua Tree
Inspections
Trees Trimmed
or Removed
Vandalism
Repairs
Emergency
Standby Calls
6 45
49 14
Graffiti Removed
Service Requests
Ballfields Dragged
Acres Mowed
311
644
365
2,362
6 52
63 7
243
501
576
2,106
5 143
46 5
205
253
454
490
Parks
Children’s Basketball
59 375
59 Sport Field Permits Facilities & Picnic Rentals
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05 Recreation
40 41
Quarter 1
Youth Basketball
37530 27 19 21
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Quarter 3
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Checkouts Visitors
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Community Impact
06 Library
10,9358,500 16,24516,777
45 336
419
738
813
Adult & Children Programs
Passports
Adult Attendees
Children/Teen Attendees
New Library Cards
200
174
290
477
26 8,101 14,589
213
695
851
1,109
9 Library
Community Impact
07 Ribbon Cutting
Ceremony
Grand Opening
Celebration
January 5, 2026 January 7, 2026
Before
After
New Fabricated and Installed Sign
Accomplishments
Hook Park | Sidewalk RepairsHook Park | Sidewalk RepairsHook Park | Sidewalk Repairs 08 Brentwood Park | New SignBrentwood Park | New SignBrentwood Park | New Sign Before
After
Access Control Installation
Accomplishments
Hook Community Center | FloorsHook Community Center | FloorsHook Community Center | Floors 09 City Hall | Enhanced SecurityCity Hall | Enhanced SecurityCity Hall | Enhanced Security Before
After
During
Accomplishments
Fire Station 311 | Kitchen RemodelFire Station 311 | Kitchen RemodelFire Station 311 | Kitchen Remodel 10 EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT
JanuaryJ a nu a r y January
11 “Laura’s continued hard work, dedication,
and commitment truly shined as she went
above and beyond in organizing the new
passport room, ensuring passport agents
had everything they needed to succeed.”Laura ComstockLaura Comstock LibraryLibrary
Laura Comstock
Library
A message from their supervisor.
“Ceaser is highly motivated, results-
driven, and exceptionally dependable.
He doesn’t waste time and consistently
focuses on getting tasks completed
efficiently and effectively.”
A message from their supervisor.
Ceaser ZavalaCeaser Zavala
ParksParks
Ceaser Zavala
Parks
EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT
12 “Jacob quickly stepped up to handle
additional duties and ensured all the
tasks were completed in a timely
manner. ”
“shows strong attention to detail, maintains
immaculate buildings, and consistently
goes above and beyond. He reliably adjusts
schedule to assist when needed.”
Cesar IniguezCesar Iniguez
FacilitiesFacilities
Cesar Iniguez
Facilities
Jacob BacaJacob Baca
ParksParks
Jacob Baca
Parks
FebruaryF eb ru a r y February
A message from their supervisor.
A message from their supervisor.
Gwen NiblettGwen Niblett
LibraryLibrary
Gwen Niblett
Library
“Gwen consistently provides excellent
customer service, organized library
materials, supported grand opening tours,
and prepared patron collections.
“
A message from their supervisor.
EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT
GreatG r e a t JobJ o bGreat Job
Everyone!E v e r y o n e !Everyone!
13 “Brandon is consistently positive,
helpful, and attentive. He can always be
counted on to complete tasks efficiently,
meeting deadlines month after month.”
Brandon EscobarBrandon Escobar
FacilitiesFacilities
Brandon Escobar
Facilities
MarchMarch March
A message from their supervisor.
“Christian consistently demonstrates
being a reliable team player with a
positive attitude that ensures all tasks
are completed efficiently and on time.”
Christian CastellanoszChristian Castellanosz
ParksParks
Christian Castellanosz
Parks
A message from their supervisor.
Katherine LopezKatherine Lopez
RecreationRecreation
Katherine Lopez
Recreation
“Katherine consistently takes initiative,
builds strong relationships, and supports
staff and participants with a positive,
caring, and professional approach.
A message from their supervisor.
RECREATION
PARKS
Laura SamoyLaura Samoy
Recreation AssistantRecreation Assistant
Laura Samoy
Recreation Assistant
14 Leslie IniguezLeslie Iniguez
Recreation SpecialistRecreation Specialist
Leslie Iniguez
Recreation Specialist
Ashley PearsonAshley Pearson
Recreation Youth Programs CoordinatorRecreation Youth Programs Coordinator Ashley Pearson
Recreation Youth Programs Coordinator
from left to right as follows, Devonn Layton, Anthony Montana, Victorfrom left to right as follows, Devonn Layton, Anthony Montana, Victor Ocampo, Jason Castellanos, Francisco Barraza Mendoza, and Daniel Ramos.Ocampo, Jason Castellanos, Francisco Barraza Mendoza, and Daniel Ramos. from left to right as follows, Devonn Layton, Anthony Montana, Victor Ocampo, Jason Castellanos, Francisco Barraza Mendoza, and Daniel Ramos.
15 Programs
PreschoolPreschool Preschool
329
Enrollees
Children & TeensChildren & TeensChildren & Teens
130
Participants
Funds
RecreationRecreation
Assistant ProgramAssistant Program
Recreation
Assistant Program
Approved
Spring Programs
$49212
Partnerships
Victorville Elementary School DistrictVictorville Elementary School DistrictVictorville Elementary School District On January 19 Ashley Barahona, a fifth-grade studen t at Galileo School of Gifted and Talented Education, was recognized as th e winner of the 2025 Civil Rights Essay Contest for her essay on Ella Baker, a civil rights leader.
The partnership between the City of Victorville and Victor Elementary School District (VESD) reflects a shared commitment to education, equity, and student achievement. The contest encourages stu dents to learn about American civil rights leaders while strengthe ning their research, critical thinking, and writing skills.
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Partnerships
LifeStream Blood DriveLifeStream Blood DriveLifeStream Blood Drive LifeStream donated $850 to
Recreations' Recreation Assistance
Program (R.A.P.), which supports
children and families with limited
financial resources to participate in
recreation programs.
The Library and Volunteer Income
Tax Assistance (VITA) partnered
together this tax season to provide
FREE tax preparation and e-filing
services to eligible residents of the
City of Victorville.
The High Desert Young Marines and
City of Victorville proudly teamed
up to clean, paint, and beautify
Doris Davies Park & Pool, Hook
Community Center, and Westwinds
Sports Center.
Volunteer Income Tax AssistanceVolunteer Income Tax AssistanceVolunteer Income Tax Assistance HD Young MarinesHD Young MarinesHD Young Marines
January 26 | 34 Units Collected