Code Enforcement Programs
Community Clean Up Program
The community clean up program organizes and schedules community clean ups in unincorporated communities within San Bernardino County. At each clean up event commercial trash dumpsters are placed in a central location within a community so local residents can bring bulky items to dispose of them at the site. Other disposal services are available at the clean up site such as waste tire disposal and e-waste disposal. In calendar year 2020 Code Enforcement organized and participated in 11 community clean up events throughout the County collecting a total of 120 tons of trash/bulky items, 80 tons of waste tires, and 8 tons of e-waste.
Off Highway Vehicles
The Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) program regulates and educates OHV riders as a means to minimize the effects of noise, dust, smoke, and fumes in residential neighborhoods. This program ensures the protection of sensitive environmental habitats through pro-active enforcement and education. The OHV section works in conjunction with local law enforcement and the Bureau of Land Management to protect the environment and public safety.
The following information can be accessed by clicking on the appropriate title:
Business hours (8:00 am – 5:00 pm M-F) – (909) 884-4056
Home Occupation Permits
Home occupation is the use of one’s home for business. It is permitted only if the home is used primarily as a residence, and the business will not alter the residential character of the area. This applies only to the unincorporated areas of San Bernardino County, categorized by three geographical regions: the Valley, the Mountain, and the Desert. Regional differences apply to obtaining a Home Occupation Permit.
County Code: Home Occupations [pdf]
Illegal Dumping Program
Details about this program are under construction.
Graffiti
Details about this program are under construction.
Countywide Graffiti Hotline: 877-44ABATE
Street Vendors Program
Details about this program are under construction.