The Jurupa Valley City Council meeting on August 7, 2025, highlighted significant developments regarding community support programs, particularly the Moore Grant Program aimed at assisting mobile homeowners.

During the meeting, Cynthia Alcaraz presented an update on the Moore program, expressing gratitude for the council's support in pursuing initiatives to uplift the community. The city has successfully secured $3 million in funding from the California Department of Housing and Community Development, which will enable approximately 125 residents to receive financial assistance for essential mobile home repairs.

The Moore program offers qualified mobile homeowners up to $20,000 in grant funding for safety-related repairs, including plumbing, roofing, electrical work, and energy efficiency upgrades. Eligibility for the program is based on household income, proof of ownership, and a report from a licensed professional identifying necessary repairs. Residents can apply for assistance through the city’s website or by submitting their applications via email or in person at City Hall.

Alcaraz reported a positive response from the community, with 123 applications received so far. Of these, 26 have been approved, and 22 projects have been completed. While the program is nearing its capacity for current funding, there is still room for 10 to 15 more applications. The city encourages residents in need to take advantage of this opportunity.

Additionally, Alcaraz noted that Jurupa Valley is leading in the implementation of the program compared to other recipients, showcasing the city’s commitment to supporting its mobile homeowner community. The council's ongoing efforts to promote and manage this program reflect a broader goal of enhancing living conditions and community welfare in Jurupa Valley.