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OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER
May 2, 2014 TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council
FROM: Alan Tandy, City Manager AT/ch
Subject: General Information
Notable Items:
o The National Peace Officer Memorial Week will be held from May 11th-17th. The
Bakersfield Police Department will honor police officers who died in the line of duty
during a special memorial ceremony on Monday, May 12th at 7:00 a.m. The ceremony
will be held in front of the Police Department Memorial at 1601 Truxtun Avenue.
In addition, Bakersfield Police Department will host the county-wide memorial
ceremony in honor of National “Peace Officers’ Memorial Week” on Thursday, May
15th. The ceremony will commence at 12 p.m. at the Kern County Peace Officers’
Memorial located at 1415 Truxtun Ave. Attached is a flyer for the events.
o The Department of Finance (DOF) released its annual population figures for cities,
counties and the state. The DOF’s population figure for the City of Bakersfield is 367,315
as of January 1, 2014. This reflects an increase of 6,682 over the DOF’s figure for
Bakersfield from last year. The City’s place among the top 10 largest cities in California
remains unchanged at number nine. The numeric change in population ranks 6th in
the state for year-to-year change. Please see attached report.
1 Los Angeles Los Angeles 3,904,657
2 San Diego San Diego 1,345,895
3 San Jose Santa Clara 1,000,536
4 San Francisco San Francisco 836,620
5 Fresno Fresno 515,609
6 Sacramento Sacramento 475,122
7 Long Beach Los Angeles 470,292
8 Oakland Alameda 404,355
9 Bakersfield Kern 367,315
10 Anaheim Orange 348,305
o The Keep Bakersfield Beautiful Committee’s (KBB) new after school anti-litter education
and cleanup program will receive a Community Rock Star Award from the Children
First Campaign for their dedication and hard work. Thank you to all those who have
and are participating! Please see attachment for details and pictures.
General Information
May 2, 2014 Page 2
TRIP Advisories:
Nighttime Closure for Cottonwood Road
Cottonwood Road, at State Route 58, will be closed to traffic during nighttime hours
for the next two weeks to erect bridge falsework for widening the State Route
58/Cottonwood Road overcrossing. The nighttime closures will be in place between
the hours of 8:30 p.m. and 6 a.m. from Monday, May 5th through Thursday, May 8th and
from Sunday, May 11th through Thursday, May 15th.
Traffic Changes and Traffic Control Planned for State Route 178
During this closure, motorists can detour around the area by using the Madison Street
crossing, located approximately one-half mile to the west. Cottonwood Road will be
open to traffic during daytime hours.
Motorists should anticipate changes to traffic patterns, and anticipate having to stop
for up to five minutes, while traveling on State Route 178 next week, May 5th-9th, 2014.
The contractor for the State Route 178/Morning Drive Interchange project is preparing
to move westbound traffic onto the bypass, located south of the existing highway,
and crews will be conducting traffic control as needed with the use of flagging
personnel in the vicinity of State Route 178/Fairfax Road and State Route 178/Canteria
Drive.
Westbound traffic is expected to be switched onto the bypass around midday on
Tuesday, May 6th, but flagging may be needed throughout the week as other work is
completed. The contractor will also begin removing landscaping from along the north
side of the highway, between Fairfax Road and Morning Drive, to allow for the
construction of a westbound auxiliary lane in this area.
Motorists should anticipate having to stop for up to five minutes while driving through
this area between the hours of 6 a.m. and 4 p.m., each day. The speed limit through
the bypass is 40 mph.
Council Referrals:
Attached is a response to the following Council referral:
• Councilmember Maxwell
o City Council Operations Survey
o Illicit Activities in Ward 2
General Information
May 2, 2014 Page 3
Reports:
For your convenience, the following report is enclosed:
1. Streets Division work schedule for the week of May 2nd
2. Letter from Bright House Networks regarding possible programming changes.
Event Notifications:
All the City’s spray parks will open on Saturday, May 3rd, weekends only through June
1st. After June 1st, they will be open seven days a week. Spray Park hours are Noon –
7:00 PM. The nine park locations include: Beale, Greystone, Jastro, Jefferson, MLK,
Planz, Saunders, Siemon and Wayside. For more information,
contact www.bakersfieldparks.us
The Bakersfield Condors advanced to the 2nd round of the ECHL playoffs. They will be
hosting the Stockton Thunder tonight at 7:00 p.m. at Rabobank Arena. Other home
games will be held Saturday, May 3rd; Tuesday, May 13th; and Wednesday, May 14th.
Attached is the Event Calendar for Rabobank Arena Theater and Convention Center.
AT:rs:al:cb cc: Department Heads Roberta Gafford, City Clerk
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MEMORANDUMMEMORANDUMMEMORANDUMMEMORANDUM
Date: May 2, 2014
To: Alan Tandy, City Manager
From: Greg Williamson, Chief of Police
Subject: Peace Officer Memorial Ceremonies
National Peace Officer Memorial Week is May 11-17, 2014.
The Bakersfield Police Department will honor police officers who died in the line of duty during
a special memorial ceremony on Monday, May 12th at 7:00 a.m. The ceremony will be held in
front of the Police Department Memorial at 1601 Truxtun Avenue; it is expected to last
approximately 30 minutes.
In addition, Bakersfield Police Department will host the county-wide memorial ceremony in
honor of National “Peace Officers’ Memorial Week” on Thursday, May 15th. The ceremony will
commence at noon at the Kern County Peace Officers’ Memorial located at 1415 Truxtun
Avenue, and is expected to last approximately 30 minutes.
Mayor Hall will attend and present a proclamation in recognition of Peace Officer Memorial
Week, and I would like to extend an invitation to City Council members, and all City staff who
would like to attend as we honor law enforcement officers who have made the ultimate
sacrifice while serving their community.
Please feel free to call if you have any questions.
CALIFORNIA GREW BY 356,000 RESIDENTS IN 2013
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: CONTACT: Doug Kuczynski/Judi McClellan
April 30, 2014 (916) 323-4086 H.D. Palmer
(916) 323-0648
SACRAMENTO— California’s population grew by 0.9 percent adding 356,000 residents in 2013
to total 38,340,000 as of January 1, 2014, according to the population report released today by the Department of Finance.
The report shows preliminary January 2014 and revised January 2013 population data for California cities, counties, and the state. Highlights include:
The San Francisco Bay area leads the state as the fastest growing region. Three out of the five fastest growing counties are in the Bay area. Santa Clara County is the fastest growing
county in the state (1.5 percent) closely followed by Alameda County.
The City of Los Angeles, California's largest city, has a population of 3,904,657. Los Angeles grew by over 38,000 persons during 2013. San Diego, California’s second largest city with a population of 1,345,895, added almost 18,000 persons during the year. San Jose, California’s
third largest city, has surpassed a million residents with a population of 1,000,536 and added almost 17,000 persons after experiencing a downward revision in population in the 2010
census benchmark.
The City of McFarland in Kern County ranked as the fastest growing city in California,
increasing by 8.9 percent. The bulk of the growth in McFarland is due to the state housing additional inmates in community correctional facilities to meet the court-ordered prison
population cap of 137.5 percent of design capacity.
The next four fastest growing cities were Chowchilla in Madera County (8.7 percent), Dublin
in Alameda County (7.1 percent), Calipatria in Imperial County (5.5 percent), and Irvine in Orange County (4.9 percent). Dublin and Irvine added a proportionally large number of
residents from recent housing increases. The population growth in Chowchilla and Calipatria
was due to an increase in prison inmate population in those cities.
The biggest numeric increases, consistent with a larger population base, occurred in the state's largest cities: Los Angeles (38,524), San Diego (17,822), and San Jose (16,962).
However, Irvine (11,288), which is not among the ten largest cities, ranked fourth in
population growth.
The 2014 report lists 482 California cities, of which 439 had gains in population, 41 lost population, and two (Carmel-By-The-Sea and Tehama) experienced no change. Many rural
areas continued to experience population decline.
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Other highlights include:
California's statewide housing growth, as measured by net unit growth in 2013, was up 31 percent
over last year, adding 59,426 housing units compared to the 2012 net increase of 45,367 units. In terms of net housing gains, Los Angeles (7,181), Irvine (4,186), San Jose (3,578), San Diego
(3,033), and San Francisco (2,377) added the most housing units in 2013.
In 2013, local jurisdictions reported 30,964 multiple-family housing units and 27,854 single-family
homes statewide. In addition, 608 mobile homes were added.
Group quarters, such as college dorms, prisons, and military barracks, contain only 2 percent of
California’s population. Last year, group quarters increased by 1.2 percent statewide led by a
substantial increase in college dorm populations. Prison declines caused some smaller cities, such as Avenal in Kings County and Crescent City in Del Norte to experience large proportional
population losses in 2013. Other cities affected by prison adjustments, such as McFarland in Kern
County, Chowchilla in Madera County, Calipatria in Imperial County, and Adelanto in San Bernardino County experienced some of the largest proportional population gains in the state in
2013.
Background Information:
These population estimates are produced annually by the Department of Finance for use by local areas to calculate their annual appropriations limit. The State Controller’s Office uses Finance's
estimates to update their population figures for distribution of state subventions to cities and counties, and to comply with various state codes. Additionally, estimates are used for research
and planning purposes by federal, state, and local agencies, the academic community, and the
private sector.
Changes to the housing stock are used in the preparation of the annual city population estimates.
Estimated occupancy of housing units and the number of persons per household further determine population levels. Changes in city housing stock result from new construction,
demolitions, housing unit conversions, and annexations. The sub-county population estimates are
then adjusted to be consistent with independently produced county estimates.
Related population reports are available on the Department’s website:
http://www.dof.ca.gov/research/demographic/
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Department of Finance
Demographic Research Unit Population Estimates for California Cities
10 Largest Cities
City Population Percent Change
January 1, 2014 2013-14
1. Los Angeles 3,904,657 1.0 2. San Diego 1,345,895 1.3
3. San Jose 1,000,536 1.7 4. San Francisco 836,620 1.3
5. Fresno 515,609 1.3 6. Sacramento 475,122 0.6
7. Long Beach 470,292 0.5 8. Oakland 404,355 1.2
9. Bakersfield 367,315 1.9 10. Anaheim 348,305 0.5
10 Fastest Growing Cities Based on Percent Change
City Population Percent Change
January 1, 2014 2013-14
1. McFarland 13,745 8.9 2. Chowchilla 18,971 8.7
3. Dublin 53,462 7.1 4. Calipatria 7,517 5.5
5. Irvine 242,651 4.9 6. Adelanto 32,511 4.3
7. Campbell 41,993 4.0 8. Rio Vista 7,934 3.9
9. Imperial 16,708 3.8 10. San Marcos 90,179 3.5
10 Fastest Growing Cities Under 300,000 Based on Numeric Population Change
City Population Numeric Change
January 1, 2014 2013-14
1. Irvine 242,651 11,288 2. Chula Vista 256,139 4,166
3. Santa Clarita 209,130 4,055 4. Fremont 223,972 3,839
5. Dublin 53,462 3,530 6. San Marcos 90,179 3,014
7. Oxnard 203,645 2,616 8. Roseville 126,956 2,283
9. Corona 159,132 2,268 10. Milpitas 70,092 2,247
E-1: City/County/State Population Estimates with Annual Percent Change
January 1, 2013 and 2014
Total Population Percent Total Population Percent
JURISDICTION 1/1/13 1/1/14 Change JURISDICTION 1/1/13 1/1/14 Change
CALIFORNIA 37,984,138 38,340,074 0.9
Alameda 1,550,119 1,573,254 1.5
Alameda 75,197 75,988 1.1
Albany 18,446 18,472 0.1
Berkeley 115,814 117,372 1.3
Dublin 49,932 53,462 7.1
Emeryville 10,278 10,491 2.1
Fremont 220,133 223,972 1.7
Hayward 148,895 151,037 1.4
Livermore 83,404 84,852 1.7
Newark 43,383 43,856 1.1
Oakland 399,699 404,355 1.2
Piedmont 10,900 11,023 1.1
Pleasanton 71,939 73,067 1.6
San Leandro 86,748 87,691 1.1
Union City 71,396 72,155 1.1
Balance of County 143,955 145,461 1.0
Alpine 1,078 1,079 0.1
Amador 36,581 36,151 -1.2
Amador 181 179 -1.1
Ione 6,811 6,759 -0.8
Jackson 4,592 4,545 -1.0
Plymouth 988 976 -1.2
Sutter Creek 2,472 2,442 -1.2
Balance of County 21,537 21,250 -1.3
Butte 221,127 222,316 0.5
Biggs 1,688 1,684 -0.2
Chico 87,534 88,389 1.0
Gridley 6,712 6,739 0.4
Oroville 15,953 15,980 0.2
Paradise 26,020 26,109 0.3
Balance of County 83,220 83,415 0.2
Calaveras 44,968 44,650 -0.7
Angels City 3,756 3,726 -0.8
Balance of County 41,212 40,924 -0.7
Colusa 21,636 21,660 0.1
Colusa 6,021 6,171 2.5
Williams 5,252 5,363 2.1
Balance of County 10,363 10,126 -2.3
Contra Costa 1,076,429 1,087,008 1.0
Antioch 105,272 106,455 1.1
Brentwood 53,356 54,741 2.6
Clayton 11,109 11,200 0.8
Concord 123,993 124,656 0.5
Danville 42,783 43,146 0.8
El Cerrito 23,945 24,087 0.6
Hercules 24,438 24,572 0.5
Lafayette 24,347 24,659 1.3
Martinez 36,629 36,842 0.6
Moraga 16,260 16,348 0.5
Oakley 37,308 38,075 2.1
Orinda 17,951 18,089 0.8
Pinole 18,692 18,794 0.5
Pittsburg 65,435 66,368 1.4
Pleasant Hill 33,682 33,872 0.6
Richmond 105,715 106,138 0.4
San Pablo 29,309 29,465 0.5
San Ramon 76,429 77,270 1.1
Walnut Creek 65,780 66,183 0.6
Balance of County 163,996 166,048 1.3
Del Norte 28,323 28,131 -0.7
Crescent City 7,234 6,935 -4.1
Balance of County 21,089 21,196 0.5
El Dorado 181,997 182,404 0.2
Placerville 10,426 10,527 1.0
South Lake Tahoe 21,464 21,409 -0.3
Balance of County 150,107 150,468 0.2
Fresno 953,179 964,040 1.1
Clovis 100,091 102,188 2.1
Coalinga 16,742 16,467 -1.6
Firebaugh 7,785 7,809 0.3
Fowler 5,807 5,883 1.3
Fresno 508,994 515,609 1.3
Huron 6,797 6,843 0.7
Kerman 14,241 14,339 0.7
Kingsburg 11,602 11,685 0.7
Mendota 11,190 11,225 0.3
Orange Cove 9,363 9,410 0.5
Parlier 14,888 15,019 0.9
Reedley 24,993 25,122 0.5
Sanger 24,729 24,908 0.7
San Joaquin 4,034 4,056 0.5
Selma 23,825 23,977 0.6
Balance of County 168,098 169,500 0.8
Glenn 28,238 28,353 0.4
Orland 7,597 7,683 1.1
Willows 6,137 6,154 0.3
Balance of County 14,504 14,516 0.1
E-1: City/County/State Population Estimates with Annual Percent Change
January 1, 2013 and 2014
Total Population Percent Total Population Percent
JURISDICTION 1/1/13 1/1/14 Change JURISDICTION 1/1/13 1/1/14 Change
Humboldt 134,687 134,648 0.0
Arcata 17,774 17,734 -0.2
Blue Lake 1,255 1,251 -0.3
Eureka 26,921 26,914 0.0
Ferndale 1,361 1,357 -0.3
Fortuna 11,838 11,902 0.5
Rio Dell 3,349 3,347 -0.1
Trinidad 363 361 -0.6
Balance of County 71,826 71,782 -0.1
Imperial 179,527 180,672 0.6
Brawley 25,825 25,897 0.3
Calexico 40,367 40,564 0.5
Calipatria 7,122 7,517 5.5
El Centro 44,192 44,311 0.3
Holtville 6,133 6,154 0.3
Imperial 16,097 16,708 3.8
Westmorland 2,302 2,301 0.0
Balance of County 37,489 37,220 -0.7
Inyo 18,627 18,590 -0.2
Bishop 3,889 3,875 -0.4
Balance of County 14,738 14,715 -0.2
Kern 861,164 873,092 1.4
Arvin 20,037 20,226 0.9
Bakersfield 360,633 367,315 1.9
California City 13,197 13,276 0.6
Delano 52,134 52,591 0.9
Maricopa 1,169 1,180 0.9
McFarland 12,624 13,745 8.9
Ridgecrest 28,461 28,638 0.6
Shafter 17,096 17,461 2.1
Taft 8,936 8,942 0.1
Tehachapi 13,348 13,346 0.0
Wasco 25,793 26,159 1.4
Balance of County 307,736 310,213 0.8
Kings 151,127 150,181 -0.6
Avenal 14,164 13,239 -6.5
Corcoran 23,069 22,515 -2.4
Hanford 55,122 55,283 0.3
Lemoore 25,096 25,281 0.7
Balance of County 33,676 33,863 0.6
Lake 64,524 64,699 0.3
Clearlake 15,190 15,194 0.0
Lakeport 4,712 4,807 2.0
Balance of County 44,622 44,698 0.2
Lassen 33,177 32,581 -1.8
Susanville 15,886 15,832 -0.3
Balance of County 17,291 16,749 -3.1
Los Angeles 9,963,811 10,041,797 0.8
Agoura Hills 20,528 20,625 0.5
Alhambra 84,290 84,697 0.5
Arcadia 56,901 57,500 1.1
Artesia 16,692 16,776 0.5
Avalon 3,799 3,820 0.6
Azusa 47,614 48,385 1.6
Baldwin Park 76,362 76,715 0.5
Bell 35,804 35,972 0.5
Bellflower 77,330 77,741 0.5
Bell Gardens 42,463 42,667 0.5
Beverly Hills 34,515 34,677 0.5
Bradbury 1,074 1,082 0.7
Burbank 105,045 105,543 0.5
Calabasas 23,816 23,943 0.5
Carson 92,251 92,636 0.4
Cerritos 49,506 49,741 0.5
Claremont 35,768 35,920 0.4
Commerce 12,942 13,003 0.5
Compton 97,608 98,082 0.5
Covina 48,387 48,619 0.5
Cudahy 24,028 24,142 0.5
Culver City 39,233 39,579 0.9
Diamond Bar 56,133 56,400 0.5
Downey 112,829 113,363 0.5
Duarte 21,567 21,668 0.5
El Monte 114,503 115,064 0.5
El Segundo 16,815 16,897 0.5
Gardena 59,602 60,082 0.8
Glendale 193,769 195,799 1.0
Glendora 50,697 51,290 1.2
Hawaiian Gardens 14,384 14,456 0.5
Hawthorne 85,526 86,644 1.3
Hermosa Beach 19,666 19,750 0.4
Hidden Hills 1,889 1,901 0.6
Huntington Park 58,661 59,033 0.6
Industry 437 438 0.2
Inglewood 111,238 111,795 0.5
Irwindale 1,455 1,466 0.8
La Canada Flintridge 20,452 20,535 0.4
La Habra Heights 5,383 5,420 0.7
Lakewood 80,830 81,224 0.5
La Mirada 48,958 49,178 0.4
Lancaster 158,722 159,878 0.7
La Puente 40,245 40,478 0.6
La Verne 32,059 32,228 0.5
Lawndale 33,077 33,228 0.5
E-1: City/County/State Population Estimates with Annual Percent Change
January 1, 2013 and 2014
Total Population Percent Total Population Percent
JURISDICTION 1/1/13 1/1/14 Change JURISDICTION 1/1/13 1/1/14 Change
Lomita 20,528 20,630 0.5
Long Beach 467,925 470,292 0.5
Los Angeles 3,866,133 3,904,657 1.0
Lynwood 70,685 70,980 0.4
Malibu 12,774 12,865 0.7
Manhattan Beach 35,445 35,619 0.5
Maywood 27,627 27,758 0.5
Monrovia 36,966 37,162 0.5
Montebello 63,222 63,527 0.5
Monterey Park 61,482 61,777 0.5
Norwalk 106,155 106,630 0.4
Palmdale 154,629 155,657 0.7
Palos Verdes Estates 13,597 13,665 0.5
Paramount 54,657 55,051 0.7
Pasadena 140,102 140,879 0.6
Pico Rivera 63,572 63,873 0.5
Pomona 151,032 151,713 0.5
Rancho Palos Verdes 42,138 42,358 0.5
Redondo Beach 67,437 67,717 0.4
Rolling Hills 1,886 1,895 0.5
Rolling Hills Estates 8,145 8,184 0.5
Rosemead 54,497 54,762 0.5
San Dimas 33,706 34,072 1.1
San Fernando 24,093 24,222 0.5
San Gabriel 40,178 40,313 0.3
San Marino 13,254 13,341 0.7
Santa Clarita 205,075 209,130 2.0
Santa Fe Springs 16,826 17,349 3.1
Santa Monica 91,094 92,185 1.2
Sierra Madre 11,030 11,094 0.6
Signal Hill 11,226 11,411 1.6
South El Monte 20,325 20,426 0.5
South Gate 95,173 96,057 0.9
South Pasadena 25,874 26,011 0.5
Temple City 35,974 36,134 0.4
Torrance 146,949 147,706 0.5
Vernon 121 122 0.8
Walnut 29,966 30,112 0.5
West Covina 107,313 107,828 0.5
West Hollywood 34,875 35,072 0.6
Westlake Village 8,347 8,386 0.5
Whittier 86,144 86,538 0.5
Balance of County 1,040,781 1,046,557 0.6
Madera 152,525 153,897 0.9
Chowchilla 17,446 18,971 8.7
Madera 62,960 63,008 0.1
Balance of County 72,119 71,918 -0.3
Marin 254,696 255,846 0.5
Belvedere 2,091 2,094 0.1
Corte Madera 9,346 9,381 0.4
Fairfax 7,520 7,541 0.3
Larkspur 12,054 12,102 0.4
Mill Valley 14,186 14,257 0.5
Novato 52,699 52,967 0.5
Ross 2,453 2,461 0.3
San Anselmo 12,466 12,514 0.4
San Rafael 58,339 58,566 0.4
Sausalito 7,136 7,175 0.5
Tiburon 9,056 9,090 0.4
Balance of County 67,350 67,698 0.5
Mariposa 18,350 18,467 0.6
Mendocino 88,493 89,029 0.6
Fort Bragg 7,327 7,350 0.3
Point Arena 450 454 0.9
Ukiah 16,101 16,185 0.5
Willits 4,904 4,937 0.7
Balance of County 59,711 60,103 0.7
Merced 262,390 264,922 1.0
Atwater 28,921 29,050 0.4
Dos Palos 5,034 5,050 0.3
Gustine 5,623 5,648 0.4
Livingston 13,537 13,793 1.9
Los Banos 37,004 37,168 0.4
Merced 80,572 81,130 0.7
Balance of County 91,699 93,083 1.5
Modoc 9,377 9,197 -1.9
Alturas 2,710 2,668 -1.5
Balance of County 6,667 6,529 -2.1
Mono 14,301 14,143 -1.1
Mammoth Lakes 8,197 8,098 -1.2
Balance of County 6,104 6,045 -1.0
Monterey 422,754 425,756 0.7
Carmel-by-the-Sea 3,722 3,722 0.0
Del Rey Oaks 1,653 1,665 0.7
Gonzales 8,323 8,383 0.7
Greenfield 16,784 16,919 0.8
King City 13,116 13,211 0.7
Marina 20,137 20,268 0.7
Monterey 28,337 28,381 0.2
Pacific Grove 15,318 15,431 0.7
Salinas 153,713 155,205 1.0
Sand City 339 343 1.2
E-1: City/County/State Population Estimates with Annual Percent Change
January 1, 2013 and 2014
Total Population Percent Total Population Percent
JURISDICTION 1/1/13 1/1/14 Change JURISDICTION 1/1/13 1/1/14 Change
Seaside 33,419 33,534 0.3
Soledad 25,483 24,997 -1.9
Balance of County 102,410 103,697 1.3
Napa 138,754 139,255 0.4
American Canyon 19,916 20,001 0.4
Calistoga 5,209 5,224 0.3
Napa 78,093 78,358 0.3
St Helena 5,870 5,943 1.2
Yountville 2,989 3,017 0.9
Balance of County 26,677 26,712 0.1
Nevada 97,165 97,225 0.1
Grass Valley 12,675 12,668 -0.1
Nevada City 3,073 3,016 -1.9
Truckee 15,942 15,981 0.2
Balance of County 65,475 65,560 0.1
Orange 3,085,269 3,113,991 0.9
Aliso Viejo 49,533 49,951 0.8
Anaheim 346,553 348,305 0.5
Brea 41,341 42,397 2.6
Buena Park 82,035 82,344 0.4
Costa Mesa 111,482 111,846 0.3
Cypress 48,602 48,886 0.6
Dana Point 33,902 34,037 0.4
Fountain Valley 56,244 56,702 0.8
Fullerton 138,466 140,131 1.2
Garden Grove 173,182 173,953 0.4
Huntington Beach 193,836 195,999 1.1
Irvine 231,363 242,651 4.9
Laguna Beach 23,131 23,225 0.4
Laguna Hills 30,737 30,857 0.4
Laguna Niguel 64,138 64,460 0.5
Laguna Woods 16,519 16,581 0.4
La Habra 61,255 61,717 0.8
Lake Forest 78,723 79,139 0.5
La Palma 15,836 15,896 0.4
Los Alamitos 11,639 11,729 0.8
Mission Viejo 94,799 95,334 0.6
Newport Beach 86,534 86,874 0.4
Orange 138,913 139,279 0.3
Placentia 51,900 52,094 0.4
Rancho Santa Margarita 48,606 48,834 0.5
San Clemente 64,615 64,874 0.4
San Juan Capistrano 35,361 35,900 1.5
Santa Ana 330,407 331,953 0.5
Seal Beach 24,514 24,591 0.3
Stanton 38,808 38,963 0.4
Tustin 78,071 78,360 0.4
Villa Park 5,907 5,935 0.5
Westminster 91,272 91,652 0.4
Yorba Linda 66,512 67,069 0.8
Balance of County 120,533 121,473 0.8
Placer 360,802 366,115 1.5
Auburn 13,570 13,804 1.7
Colfax 1,988 1,998 0.5
Lincoln 44,231 45,206 2.2
Loomis 6,554 6,608 0.8
Rocklin 59,029 59,672 1.1
Roseville 124,673 126,956 1.8
Balance of County 110,757 111,871 1.0
Plumas 19,389 19,140 -1.3
Portola 2,012 1,982 -1.5
Balance of County 17,377 17,158 -1.3
Riverside 2,255,653 2,279,967 1.1
Banning 30,177 30,325 0.5
Beaumont 39,787 40,876 2.7
Blythe 19,609 18,992 -3.1
Calimesa 8,096 8,231 1.7
Canyon Lake 10,771 10,826 0.5
Cathedral City 52,350 52,595 0.5
Coachella 42,795 43,633 2.0
Corona 156,864 159,132 1.4
Desert Hot Springs 27,835 28,001 0.6
Eastvale 57,266 59,185 3.4
Hemet 80,899 81,537 0.8
Indian Wells 5,083 5,137 1.1
Indio 81,415 82,398 1.2
Jurupa Valley 97,272 97,774 0.5
Lake Elsinore 55,444 56,718 2.3
La Quinta 38,412 39,032 1.6
Menifee 82,314 83,716 1.7
Moreno Valley 198,183 199,258 0.5
Murrieta 105,860 106,425 0.5
Norco 26,632 26,582 -0.2
Palm Desert 49,962 50,417 0.9
Palm Springs 45,724 46,135 0.9
Perris 70,983 72,103 1.6
Rancho Mirage 17,643 17,745 0.6
Riverside 312,035 314,034 0.6
San Jacinto 45,229 45,563 0.7
Temecula 104,907 106,289 1.3
Wildomar 33,182 33,718 1.6
Balance of County 358,924 363,590 1.3
Sacramento 1,442,752 1,454,406 0.8
Citrus Heights 84,166 84,544 0.4
Elk Grove 158,734 160,688 1.2
E-1: City/County/State Population Estimates with Annual Percent Change
January 1, 2013 and 2014
Total Population Percent Total Population Percent
JURISDICTION 1/1/13 1/1/14 Change JURISDICTION 1/1/13 1/1/14 Change
Folsom 72,150 74,014 2.6
Galt 24,133 24,289 0.6
Isleton 813 815 0.2
Rancho Cordova 66,784 67,839 1.6
Sacramento 472,511 475,122 0.6
Balance of County 563,461 567,095 0.6
San Benito 57,079 57,517 0.8
Hollister 36,370 36,676 0.8
San Juan Bautista 1,894 1,905 0.6
Balance of County 18,815 18,936 0.6
San Bernardino 2,068,610 2,085,669 0.8
Adelanto 31,172 32,511 4.3
Apple Valley 70,173 70,755 0.8
Barstow 23,082 23,292 0.9
Big Bear Lake 5,092 5,121 0.6
Chino 79,598 81,747 2.7
Chino Hills 75,747 76,131 0.5
Colton 52,758 53,057 0.6
Fontana 200,221 202,177 1.0
Grand Terrace 12,224 12,285 0.5
Hesperia 91,057 91,506 0.5
Highland 53,724 54,033 0.6
Loma Linda 23,390 23,614 1.0
Montclair 37,172 37,374 0.5
Needles 4,893 4,908 0.3
Ontario 166,241 167,382 0.7
Rancho Cucamonga 170,427 172,299 1.1
Redlands 69,560 69,882 0.5
Rialto 100,896 101,429 0.5
San Bernardino 211,866 212,721 0.4
Twentynine Palms 25,999 26,576 2.2
Upland 74,628 75,147 0.7
Victorville 119,937 120,590 0.5
Yucaipa 52,354 52,654 0.6
Yucca Valley 20,952 21,053 0.5
Balance of County 295,447 297,425 0.7
San Diego 3,154,574 3,194,362 1.3
Carlsbad 108,401 110,169 1.6
Chula Vista 251,973 256,139 1.7
Coronado 23,201 23,419 0.9
Del Mar 4,205 4,234 0.7
El Cajon 100,602 101,256 0.7
Encinitas 60,568 61,204 1.1
Escondido 146,115 147,102 0.7
Imperial Beach 26,533 26,675 0.5
La Mesa 58,328 58,769 0.8
Lemon Grove 25,590 25,928 1.3
National City 58,915 59,381 0.8
Oceanside 169,593 171,183 0.9
Poway 48,628 48,979 0.7
San Diego 1,328,073 1,345,895 1.3
San Marcos 87,165 90,179 3.5
Santee 55,110 55,806 1.3
Solana Beach 13,006 13,099 0.7
Vista 95,398 96,122 0.8
Balance of County 493,170 498,823 1.1
San Francisco 826,003 836,620 1.3
San Joaquin 701,745 710,731 1.3
Escalon 7,243 7,323 1.1
Lathrop 19,302 19,831 2.7
Lodi 63,233 63,651 0.7
Manteca 71,507 72,880 1.9
Ripon 14,676 14,855 1.2
Stockton 297,757 300,899 1.1
Tracy 84,466 85,146 0.8
Balance of County 143,561 146,146 1.8
San Luis Obispo 272,478 272,357 0.0
Arroyo Grande 17,415 17,334 -0.5
Atascadero 28,720 28,675 -0.2
El Paso de Robles 30,541 30,469 -0.2
Grover Beach 13,226 13,153 -0.6
Morro Bay 10,329 10,276 -0.5
Pismo Beach 7,726 7,705 -0.3
San Luis Obispo 45,593 45,473 -0.3
Balance of County 118,928 119,272 0.3
San Mateo 736,647 745,193 1.2
Atherton 6,900 6,917 0.2
Belmont 26,344 26,559 0.8
Brisbane 4,384 4,431 1.1
Burlingame 29,458 29,685 0.8
Colma 1,459 1,470 0.8
Daly City 103,458 105,076 1.6
East Palo Alto 28,706 28,934 0.8
Foster City 31,154 32,168 3.3
Half Moon Bay 11,593 11,721 1.1
Hillsborough 11,127 11,260 1.2
Menlo Park 32,715 32,896 0.6
Millbrae 22,432 22,605 0.8
Pacifica 37,988 38,292 0.8
Portola Valley 4,453 4,480 0.6
Redwood City 79,159 80,768 2.0
San Bruno 42,874 43,223 0.8
San Carlos 28,962 29,219 0.9
San Mateo 99,167 100,106 0.9
E-1: City/County/State Population Estimates with Annual Percent Change
January 1, 2013 and 2014
Total Population Percent Total Population Percent
JURISDICTION 1/1/13 1/1/14 Change JURISDICTION 1/1/13 1/1/14 Change
South San Francisco 65,198 65,710 0.8
Woodside 5,446 5,496 0.9
Balance of County 63,670 64,177 0.8
Santa Barbara 429,631 433,398 0.9
Buellton 4,868 4,893 0.5
Carpinteria 13,113 13,442 2.5
Goleta 29,994 30,202 0.7
Guadalupe 7,108 7,144 0.5
Lompoc 42,771 43,314 1.3
Santa Barbara 89,773 90,385 0.7
Santa Maria 100,411 101,103 0.7
Solvang 5,298 5,363 1.2
Balance of County 136,295 137,552 0.9
Santa Clara 1,840,895 1,868,558 1.5
Campbell 40,373 41,993 4.0
Cupertino 59,575 59,946 0.6
Gilroy 51,505 52,413 1.8
Los Altos 29,769 29,969 0.7
Los Altos Hills 8,258 8,354 1.2
Los Gatos 30,225 30,532 1.0
Milpitas 67,845 70,092 3.3
Monte Sereno 3,417 3,450 1.0
Morgan Hill 40,049 41,197 2.9
Mountain View 76,204 76,781 0.8
Palo Alto 66,318 66,861 0.8
San Jose 983,574 1,000,536 1.7
Santa Clara 120,196 121,229 0.9
Saratoga 30,683 30,887 0.7
Sunnyvale 145,864 147,055 0.8
Balance of County 87,040 87,263 0.3
Santa Cruz 268,189 271,595 1.3
Capitola 10,047 10,136 0.9
Santa Cruz 62,686 63,440 1.2
Scotts Valley 11,746 11,954 1.8
Watsonville 51,919 52,508 1.1
Balance of County 131,791 133,557 1.3
Shasta 178,953 179,412 0.3
Anderson 10,287 10,361 0.7
Redding 90,848 91,207 0.4
Shasta Lake 10,120 10,128 0.1
Balance of County 67,698 67,716 0.0
Sierra 3,115 3,089 -0.8
Loyalton 734 729 -0.7
Balance of County 2,381 2,360 -0.9
Siskiyou 44,965 45,231 0.6
Dorris 933 938 0.5
Dunsmuir 1,637 1,645 0.5
Etna 734 738 0.5
Fort Jones 711 715 0.6
Montague 1,433 1,440 0.5
Mount Shasta 3,373 3,392 0.6
Tulelake 1,004 1,011 0.7
Weed 2,975 2,956 -0.6
Yreka 7,800 7,840 0.5
Balance of County 24,365 24,556 0.8
Solano 420,339 424,233 0.9
Benicia 27,293 27,454 0.6
Dixon 18,538 19,005 2.5
Fairfield 108,714 110,018 1.2
Rio Vista 7,636 7,934 3.9
Suisun City 28,369 28,549 0.6
Vacaville 93,089 93,613 0.6
Vallejo 117,664 118,470 0.7
Balance of County 19,036 19,190 0.8
Sonoma 488,580 490,486 0.4
Cloverdale 8,636 8,641 0.1
Cotati 7,282 7,288 0.1
Healdsburg 11,465 11,541 0.7
Petaluma 58,581 59,000 0.7
Rohnert Park 40,700 40,722 0.1
Santa Rosa 169,452 170,236 0.5
Sebastopol 7,417 7,440 0.3
Sonoma 10,691 10,801 1.0
Windsor 27,028 27,104 0.3
Balance of County 147,328 147,713 0.3
Stanislaus 523,038 526,042 0.6
Ceres 46,223 46,463 0.5
Hughson 6,965 7,118 2.2
Modesto 205,562 206,785 0.6
Newman 10,622 10,668 0.4
Oakdale 21,190 21,442 1.2
Patterson 20,802 20,922 0.6
Riverbank 23,100 23,243 0.6
Turlock 69,744 70,132 0.6
Waterford 8,579 8,619 0.5
Balance of County 110,251 110,650 0.4
Sutter 95,302 95,733 0.5
Live Oak 8,293 8,481 2.3
Yuba City 65,464 65,677 0.3
Balance of County 21,545 21,575 0.1
E-1: City/County/State Population Estimates with Annual Percent Change
January 1, 2013 and 2014
Total Population Percent Total Population Percent
JURISDICTION 1/1/13 1/1/14 Change JURISDICTION 1/1/13 1/1/14 Change
Tehama 63,522 63,717 0.3
Corning 7,599 7,598 0.0
Red Bluff 14,132 14,131 0.0
Tehama 417 417 0.0
Balance of County 41,374 41,571 0.5
Trinity 13,391 13,389 0.0
Tulare 456,037 459,446 0.7
Dinuba 23,096 23,666 2.5
Exeter 10,495 10,539 0.4
Farmersville 10,893 10,932 0.4
Lindsay 12,533 12,650 0.9
Porterville 55,526 55,697 0.3
Tulare 61,238 61,857 1.0
Visalia 128,525 129,582 0.8
Woodlake 7,671 7,711 0.5
Balance of County 146,060 146,812 0.5
Tuolumne 53,672 53,604 -0.1
Sonora 4,784 4,789 0.1
Balance of County 48,888 48,815 -0.1
Ventura 836,153 842,967 0.8
Camarillo 66,485 66,752 0.4
Fillmore 15,188 15,339 1.0
Moorpark 34,934 35,172 0.7
Ojai 7,554 7,594 0.5
Oxnard 201,029 203,645 1.3
Port Hueneme 22,043 22,399 1.6
San Buenaventura 108,387 108,961 0.5
Santa Paula 29,979 30,448 1.6
Simi Valley 125,667 126,305 0.5
Thousand Oaks 128,252 129,039 0.6
Balance of County 96,635 97,313 0.7
Yolo 204,953 206,381 0.7
Davis 66,125 66,656 0.8
West Sacramento 50,195 50,836 1.3
Winters 6,938 6,979 0.6
Woodland 56,610 57,223 1.1
Balance of County 25,085 24,687 -1.6
Yuba 73,278 73,682 0.6
Marysville 12,224 12,266 0.3
Wheatland 3,485 3,495 0.3
Balance of County 57,569 57,921 0.6
CITY OF BAKERSFIELD
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
MEMORANDUM
TO: Alan Tandy, City Manager
FROM: Nick Fidler, Acting Public Works Director
DATE: April 25, 2014
SUBJECT: Award for After School Litter Education Program
More good news this week comes from the Keep Bakersfield Beautiful (KBB) program.
Our new after school anti-litter education and cleanup program will receive a
Community Rock Star Award from the Children First Campaign. The Children First
Campaign is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to helping children with school
needs. The executive director of Children First Campaign, KBB staff, and adult
volunteers have been doing interactive presentations and cleanups with students in the
Bakersfield City School District After School Program weekly to increase litter awareness.
There are 3,600 elementary and junior high students who will have received the
message this school year.
This is part of a three-pronged effort by KBB to reduce litter in Bakersfield:
1. Litter is being cleaned up by volunteers, homeless center clients, and county inmates and probationers.
2. Enforcement is being accomplished through a special contract between Kern Council of Governments and Kern County Sheriff’s Office.
3. Education efforts are being undertaken through this school program, the media, and other outreach outlets.
The following pages are the announcement from the Children First Campaign and
photos from the KBB anti-litter after school program.
OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER
MEMORANDUM
April 30, 2014
TO: Alan Tandy, City Manager
FROM: Caleb Blaschke, Management Assistant & Richard Iger, Attorney’s
Office SUBJECT: City Council Operations Survey Referral # 476
Councilmember Maxwell requested that staff perform a comparative survey of the
top 10 largest cities in California that includes the following: what type of
government the City has, what the salary of the City Manager is, if the city has a consent calendar, how long City Council Meetings last and how often they are
held, the salaries of the cities Councilmembers, and anything else the City of
Bakersfield deems appropriate. Councilmember Maxwell would like this to be sent
to City Councilmembers.
Upon request from councilmember Maxwell, the City Manager’s and Attorney’s
office prepared a survey. The survey was sent to the City Clerks of the 10 largest
California cities, as well as other cities that share similarities to Bakersfield. The
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Los Angeles Mayor-Council $181,291 $235,679/ $264,222 12 10:00 a.m.2 NA 1-2
San Deigo Mayor-Council $75,386 $100,464/$248,993 4 2:00 p.m.3-4 1 1
San Jose Council-Manager $81,000 $114,00/$227,975 3-4 1:30 p.m.5 0-1 2-3
San Francisco Mayor-Council $108,409 $278,089 3-4 2:00 p.m.3-4 0-1 *
Fresno Mayor-Council $65,000 $130,000/$169,000 3-4 8:30 a.m.4 1-4 3
Long Beach Council-Manager $32,316 $107,772/$234,196 3 5:00 p.m.3 **
Sacramento Mayor-Council $60,816 $115,550/$240,000 3-4 6:00 p.m.2-3 0-1 1
Oakland Mayor-Council $72,278 $183,395/$273,000 2 5:30 p.m.3-5 *2
Bakersfield Council-Manager $1,200 $24,000/$236,399 1-2 5:30 p.m.4 2-3 1-2
Anaheim Council-Manager $18,115 $15,661/$283,686 2 5:00 p.m.4 1-2 1-2
Riverside Council-Manager $39,408 $78,828/$280,500 3-4 3:00 p.m.2-3 0-1 2
Freemont Council-Manager $16,884 $26,532/$260,142 3 7:00 p.m.1-2 0-1 1
Modesto Mayor-Council $24,000 $43,000/$195,000 3 5:30 p.m.3-5 0-1 2-3
Glendale Council-Manager $17,160 $17,160/$245,316 2 6:00 p.m.1-3 0-3 1-3
Clovis Council-Manager $13,200 $13,200/$180,000 3 6:00 p.m.2 0-1 1
Oxnard Council-Manager $20,412 $20,412/$260,000 3-4 6:00 p.m.5 1-2 1
Pasadena Council-Manager $19,200 $28,800/$260,000 3-4 5:30 p.m.3-4 0-1 1-2
San Bernardino Mayor-Manager $7,200 $90,000/$221,976 2 4:00 p.m.4-6 4-5 2
- Every city has a consent calendar with the exception of Los Angeles
- Salaries do not include benifits
- Closed sessions are held at all meetings for the cities listed
* Information not sent
BAKERSFIELD POLICE
MEMORANDUM
TO: ALAN TANDY, CITY MANAGER
FROM: GREG WILLIAMSON, CHIEF OF POLICE
DATE: APRIL 25, 2014
SUBJECT: Illicit Activities in Ward 2
Council Referral No. 474 (Ward 2)
Council Member Maxwell requested that the Police Department provide extra enforcement in
the areas of East 21st, Baker and Sumner Streets to address problems, such as littering and
homelessness.
Staff from the Operations Division contacted the owner and manager of Pyrenees and discussed the
issue of transients sleeping behind the business during the early morning hours. Shift One and Shift
Five officers that are assigned to the area have been briefed about the issues and are providing extra
patrol and concentrated enforcement efforts.
Week of May 5_2014_Work Schedule
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STREETS DIVISION – WORK SCHEDULE
Week of May 5, 2014 – May 9, 2014
Resurfacing/Reconstructing streets in the following areas:
Reconstructing various streets north of White Ln and west of Gosford Maintenance grind & pave on Calloway Rd between Brimhall & WSPW
Sealing streets in the area north of Stockdale and west of Allen Rd
Reconstructing Chadbourne off of Calcutta
Resurfacing streets in the area south of White Ln and west of Old River Rd
Preparing streets in the area west of Union Ave and south of Panama Ln for resurfacing
Miscellaneous Streets Division projects:
Video inspection of City owned Sewer & Storm lines to evaluate condition of pipes
Repairing damaged sewer line found during video inspection
Miscellaneous concrete repairs throughout the city
Installing a Cul-de-sac on Cedar St south side of 24th St. Concrete and brick work a Rabobank Arena
Concrete work on various streets in the area north of E. California Ave and west of Williams in
preparation for street reconstruction / resurfacing (HUD funded area) Curb, gutter & sidewalk work on Planz Rd west of Union Ave (HUD funded area)
THIS SPACE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK
Week of May 5_2014_Work Schedule
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STREETS SWEEPING SCHEDULE
Monday, May 5, 2014
Between Golden State & 16th St. -- “F” St. & Oak St. /kern River Boundary
Between 34th St. & 30th St. – Chester Ave. & San Dimas St.
Between San Dimas St. & Beale Ave. – 34th/Bernard St. & Niles St.
Between Olive Dr. & Riverlakes Dr. (ext.) – Riverlakes Dr. & Coffee Rd.
Tuesday, May 6, 2014
Between California Ave. & Brundage Ln. – Oak St. & Union Ave.
Between Renfro Rd. & Jenkins Rd. – Stockdale Hwy. & Kern River Boundary.
Wednesday, May 7, 2014
Between Panorama Dr. & Bernard St. -- Union Ave. & Loma Linda Dr.
Between River Blvd. & E. Columbus St. – Panorama Dr. & Columbus St. Between College Ave. & Azalea Ave. – Mountain Dr. & Raval St.
Between Ming Ave. & White Ln. – Allen Rd. & Buena Vista Rd.
Thursday, May 8, 2014 Between Carr St. & California Ave. – Mohawk St. & Stockdale Hwy.
Between Stockdale Hwy. & Marella Wy. – California Ave. & Montclair St.
Between La Mirada Dr. & Chester Ln. – Montclair St. & No. Stine Rd.
Between California Ave. (ext.) & Stockdale Hwy. – No. Stine Rd. & 99 Hwy.
Between Stockdale Hwy. & Ming Ave. – New Stine Rd. & Ashe Rd. Between Mountain Ridge Dr. & Ashe Rd. – Taft Hwy. & Berkshire Rd.
Friday, May 9, 2014
Between Ming Ave. & White Ln. – Buena Vista Rd & Old River Rd. Between Stine Rd. & 99 Hwy. – Ming Avenue & Adidas.
Between Panama Ln. & Birkshire Rd. – Gosford Rd. & Stine Rd.
NOTE: If raining, there will be no street sweeping service and all street cleaning personnel will be
assigned to cleaning plugged drains and part circle culverts. This also applies when a large number of
street sweeper are in Fleet for repairs. Areas that have been missed during this time will be swept at the
end of the month.
BOX OFFICE HOURS
Mon-Fri 10 AM - 5 PM
Closed Saturday & Sunday
(Excluding Event Days)
TICKETMASTER LOCATIONS
Walmart - 2601 Fashion Place
Walmart - 6225 Colony Street
Walmart - 8400 Rosedale Hwy
CHARGE-BY-PHONE
1-800-745-3000
GROUP SALES INFORMATION
661-852-7309
SEASON TICKET INFORMATION
Bakersfield Condors
661-324-PUCK (7825)
www.bakersfieldcondors.com
Bakersfield Symphony
661-323-7928
www.BSOnow.org
Bakersfield Community
Concert Association
661-589-2478
661-663-9006
www.bakersfieldcca.org
UPCOMING EVENTS
May 2 – Condors vs Stockton (Playoffs)7:00 PM
$31, $24, $19, $16, $11, $9 On Sale Now
May 3 – Condors vs Stockton (Playoffs)7:00 PM
$31, $24, $19, $16, $11, $9 On Sale Now
May 13 – Condors vs Stockton (If Nec.)7:00 PM
May 14 – Condors vs Stockton (If Nec.)7:00 PM
July 17 – Jesus Christ Superstar 8:00 PM
$149.50, $99.50, $79.50, $59.50, $39.50 On Sale 5/9
July 23 – Goo Goo Dolls & Daughtry 7:30 PM
$59.50 & $44.50 On Sale 4/25
April 30-May 3, 2015 – Marvel Universe Live!
$150, $100, $50, $40 On Sale Now
$31, $24, $19, $16, $11, $9 On Sale Now
$31, $24, $19, $16, $11, $9 On Sale Now
May 5th – The Perfect Gentlemen 7:30 PM
Call BCCA – 661-589-2478
May 10 – Bakersfield Symphony Orch. 7:30 PM
$45, $35, $30, $20 On Sale Now
May 20 – American Idiot 7:30 PM
$57, $47, $37 On Sale Now
May 22 – Gloria Trevi 7:30 PM
$97.00, $77.00, $57.00, $47.00, $42.00, $32.00 On Sale Now
May 31 – George Lopez 8:00 PM
$49.50, $39.50 On Sale Now
June 3-4 – Sesame Street Live
$50.00, $32.00, $24.00, $17.00 On Sale Now
June 6 – Ron White 8:00 PM
$53.25, $43.25 On Sale Now
June 7 – Art Laboe’s Super Freestyle Explosion 8:00 PM
$69.50, $49.50, $39.50, $34.50, $28.50 On Sale Now
May 17 – Pablo Cruise 8:00 PM
September 13 – Starship 8:00 PM
$12.50 On Sale Now
October 4 – Bluffett 8:00 PM
$12.50 On Sale Now
$12.50 On Sale Now
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