Thanksgiving Cooking Tips
Did you know, that the Los Angeles County Fire Department responds to three times the daily average of home fires on Thanksgiving Day than any
Did you know, that the Los Angeles County Fire Department responds to three times the
The City’s Parks and Recreation Department will be hosting its popular Winter Camp program during
A bouncy business is coming soon to the City of Pico Rivera. SkyZone has submitted
The Holiday Season will officially begin in the City of Pico Rivera with the City’s
The State Water Resources Control Board updated its guidelines in 2019 for local water agencies
By a majority vote during a CityCouncil meeting held in June of lastyear, the City
It's the RETURN OF THE REC! We are so happy to be able to reopen
The Honorable Councilman was elected to the Pico Rivera City Council in November 2020.
Bio currently being updated.
Gustavo Camacho is honored to represent the City of Pico Rivera for over 10 years on the City Council.
John R. Garcia was elected to the Pico Rivera City Council in November 2022.
Dr. Monica Sánchez was elected to the Pico Rivera City Council in a Special Election held in November 2019.
This app provides a platform for residents of Pico Rivera to actively engage with the Public Works Department to maintain a cleaner and safer neighborhood.
6615 Passons Boulevard Pico Rivera, CA 90660
Hours of operation : Monday – Thursday
7:30AM to 5:30PM
Solar Panel Permits with SolarAPP+
Residential homeowners and solar panel installation contractors in Pico Rivera are now able to apply for permits online with the help of SolarAPP+, a web-based portal for residential solar energy system installations, developed by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory to automate project plan reviews, receive automated permit, pay fees online, and schedule inspections.
SolarAPP+ Process
SolarAPP+ Revisions
A contractor must be ready to provide active California State Contractor’s License and City Business License information.
Solar Panel Permits with SolarAPP+
Residential homeowners and solar panel installation contractors in Pico Rivera are now able to apply for permits online with the help of SolarAPP+, a web-based portal for residential solar energy system installations, developed by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory to automate project plan reviews, receive automated permit, pay fees online, and schedule inspections.
SolarAPP+ Process
SolarAPP+ Revisions
Use the Non-Residential Permit application to apply for the following permits:
Use the Residential Permit application to apply for the below permits.
Please keep in mind that you will need to go through a Zoning Review and a Plan Check Review prior to permit issuance. Exceptions may apply based on permit type.
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1. Provide the nearest street address 2. Report any damage to the pole 3. Provide a picture of the pole Some areas may have a large number of poles, please be as specific as possible to ensure we can resolve the issue with the information provided.
Thank you for your report! If you have any questions or would like to know the status of your request, please contact our Code Enforcement office by calling (562) 801-4332
562 801 4332
Thank you for your report! For non-emergency situations, please call or visit the Sheriff’s Station at: LA County Sheriff’s Department : Pico Rivera Station 6631 Passons Boulevard (562) 949-2421.
If you have an emergency, please call 9-1-1.
562 949 2421
Did you know, that the Los Angeles County Fire Department responds to three times the daily average of home fires on Thanksgiving Day than any
The City’s Parks and Recreation Department will be hosting its popular Winter Camp program during the Winter school recess from Monday, December 23, 2024, through
A bouncy business is coming soon to the City of Pico Rivera. SkyZone has submitted plans to build a trampoline park at the vacant DD’s
The Holiday Season will officially begin in the City of Pico Rivera with the City’s annual Holiday and Tree Lighting Festival on Saturday, November 23,
The State Water Resources Control Board updated its guidelines in 2019 for local water agencies to follow in detecting and reporting the presence of perfluorooctanesulfonic
By a majority vote during a CityCouncil meeting held in June of lastyear, the City Council adopted atwo-year (Biennial) operating budgetfor fiscal years 2023-24, and