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
The Community & Economic Development Division is committed to helping businesses expand, stay and move within the City. Dedicated to community and business welfare, we continually strive to improve upon key economic development principles such as a business-friendly environment, attractive quality of life, smart land use, and ongoing upgrades to City infrastructure. The City is focused on cultivating a healthy and diverse economic climate to enable the growth and maintenance of a diversified tax base that supports strong employment opportunities for our residents.
Whether it is navigating through a maze of red tape, business marketing assistance or employee recruitment, the City has business support services that can help. Best of all, the City’s business support services are provided at no cost to you. It’s our way of making sure that our business community remains strong, healthy and competitive.
You may contact us by Phone, email or in person at the public counter during normal business hours.
Hours of Operation are 7:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m., Monday through Thursday.
Community & Economic Development Division
6615 Passons Boulevard
Pico Rivera, CA 90660
(562) 801-4332
mgarcia@pico-rivera.org
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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
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