Vice Chair and Fifth District Supervisor Joe Baca Junior outlined several Fifth District capital updates, including a $1,900,000 investment at Joe Baca Middle School for a mini soccer field, a granite walking path and upgraded LED field lighting.
Baca Junior said the county secured $575,000 to complete the Colton Avenue Class 1 bike path and trail — a two-mile corridor between Colton and San Bernardino — with refreshed landscaping, updated striping, signage and safety enhancements for pedestrians and cyclists. He also said Fire Station 227 in San Bernardino will receive upgrades intended to support faster, more effective emergency response.
Baca Junior closed the update by inviting residents to follow district projects on social media for ongoing information. The segment provided project descriptions and dollar amounts but did not include construction timelines, contract awards or detailed funding sources beyond the dollar figures announced on-air.