Join us on Saturday, August 1, 2026 at Morgan Park in Baldwin Park for a morning of fun, fitness, and pride!
Start Times:• Tike Trot – 7:30 AM• 5K/10K Run/Walk – 8:00 AM(90-minute course time limit)
Registration Fees:• 5K Run – $25• 10K Run – $32• Tike Trot – $15• Event Shirt – $8
Bring your family, invite your friends, and be part of a 31-year tradition that brings our community together. Sign up now and we’ll see you at the starting line!
This March, Art in the Park is hopping into spring with our Monday DIY Series—where creativity blossoms and crafty fun is always in season!Hands-on projects that’ll have you springing into creativity.
March 9 – Bunny CoasterHop into spring with this adorable bunny coaster DIY—a sweet and simple craft that adds a little “hoppy” charm to your coffee table
March 23 – Mason Jar Tissue HolderTurn sniffles into giggles with this blooming adorable mason jar tissue holder! A pop of petals and charm for every little “issue.”
Mondays at 5:00pm at Susan Rubio Zocalo Park – 14349 E. Pacific Avenue, Baldwin Park, CA 91706Part of the Art in the Park programFor more info: (626) 813-5245, Ext. 351
Este marzo, Art in the Park recibe la primavera con nuestra Serie DIY de los lunes—¡donde la creatividad florece y la diversión nunca se detiene!Proyectos prácticos que te harán saltar de alegría.
9 de marzo – Posavasos de Conejito¡Dale la bienvenida a la primavera con este adorable posavasos de conejito! Un detalle dulce y sencillo que llenará tu mesa de encanto
23 de marzo – Porta Pañuelos con Frasco Decorado¡Convierte los resfriados en sonrisas con este frasco decorado con flores! Un toque primaveral lleno de color y encanto
Lunes a las 5:00pm en el Parque Susan Rubio Zocalo – 14349 E. Pacific Avenue, Baldwin Park, CA 91706Parte del programa Art in the ParkPara más información: (626) 813-5245, Ext. 351ARC@baldwinparkca.gov
March is here and we’re ready to spring into the season!With longer days ahead (don’t forget to spring forward!), it’s the perfect time to get back out there — yard sales are making their return, Art in the Park is bringing the creative energy, and the BPHS Canvases Opening Reception is set to showcase some seriously impressive local talent. Fresh air, local art, hidden treasures… it’s officially that time again. Let’s make it a March to remember!
¡Marzo ya está aquí y estamos listos para darle la bienvenida a la primavera! Con días más largos (¡no olvides adelantar tu reloj!), es el momento perfecto para salir y disfrutar — regresan las ventas de garaje, Art in the Park llena el ambiente de creatividad, y la recepción de apertura de BPHS Canvases promete destacar el increíble talento local. Aire fresco, arte y grandes hallazgos… oficialmente llegó la temporada. ¡Hagamos de marzo un mes inolvidable!
The Baldwin Park Greenway is open and ready for everyone!With an ADA-accessible trail, this space is designed for the whole community to enjoy. As you explore, please take a moment to review the posted guidelines to help keep the path safe, clean, and welcoming for all. Whether you’re walking, running, or riding, let’s share the trail with responsibility and respect. ¡El Baldwin Park Vía Verde está abierto y listo para todos!Con un sendero accesible conforme a la ADA, este espacio está diseñado para que toda la comunidad lo disfrute. Mientras lo recorres, por favor tómate un momento para revisar las normas publicadas y así ayudar a mantener el camino seguro, limpio y acogedor para todos.Ya sea que estés caminando, corriendo o en bicicleta, compartamos el sendero con responsabilidad y respeto.
Check Out the Greenway Guideline Flyer Here / Consulte la guía de el Vía Verde en el Folleto Aquí.
🚨Missed our Know Your Rights workshop? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered! 🎥✨Catch the full recording and learn more about your rights and practical tips for everyday situations. 💡📲 Watch the full session here:Youtube LinkOr scan the QR code!🚨 ¿Te perdiste nuestro taller Conozca tus derechos? ¡No te preocupes, te tenemos cubierto! 🎥✨Vea la grabación completa y aprenda más sobre sus derechos y consejos prácticos para situaciones cotidianas. 💡📲 Mira la sesión completa aquí: Enlace de YouTube
¡O escanea el código QR!
The Los Angeles County Emergency Rent Relief Program is now accepting applications for Round 2 beginning Monday, February 9, 2026 at 9:00 a.m. Eligible tenants and landlords may apply for financial assistance to cover past-due rent and related housing expenses resulting from emergency financial hardship.
The program provides grants of up to six (6) months of relief, with a maximum of $15,000 per unit (limited exceptions apply). Eligible expenses may include unpaid rental debt, utilities, and other verified housing-related costs. Payments are made directly to the landlord to satisfy the tenant’s rental debt.
Important: Both tenants and landlords must complete their respective portions of the application. Applications will not be considered unless both parties participate. Tenants may now initiate the application process on their own; however, landlord participation remains required.
The application window closes March 11, 2026 at 4:59pm.
To apply, review eligibility requirements, or access workshop and technical assistance information, visit LACountyRentRelief.com.
Yard sales in Baldwin Park are permitted 4 times per year on the first Saturday and Sunday of the following months: March, June, and September.
Note: December yard sales will be permitted on the second Saturday and Sunday.
All yard sales are subject to the following conditions:
Failure to comply with Baldwin Park Municipal Code regulations (B.P.M.C. Sec. 119.02) is subject to administrative citations ranging from $100.00 to $500.00, PER Violation.
For additional information, contact Community Enhancement Division: (626) 960-4011, Ext. 462
Flyer Information:English/Spanish Flyer📣 “Private! Property – NO ICE” Signs Available🏢 Baldwin Park businesses onlyEligible businesses may pick up one (1) FREE “Private! Property – NO ICE” sign per business, while supplies last.🪪 Proof of Baldwin Park business is required at pickup.🗓 Available starting Monday, February 9, 2026📍 Esther Snyder Community Center4100 Baldwin Park Blvd., Baldwin Park, CA 91706⏰ Pickup Hours:• Monday–Thursday: 8:00am – 8:00pm• Friday: 8:00am – 6:00pm 📣 Carteles de “Propiedad privada - NO ICE” disponibles 🏢 Solo negocios de Baldwin ParkLos negocios elegibles pueden recoger un (1) cartel GRATUITO de “Propiedad privada – NO ICE” por negocio, hasta agotar existencias. 🪪 Se requiere prueba que el negocio esté en Baldwin Park al momento de recoger. 🗓 Disponible a partir del lunes 9 de febrero de 2026 📍 Centro Comunitario Esther Snyder 4100 Baldwin Park Blvd., Baldwin Park, CA 91706 ⏰ Horario para recoger: • Lunes a jueves: 8:00am - 8:00pm• Viernes: 8:00am - 6:00pm
The City of Baldwin Park invites families to register for Spring Day Camp 2026, a fun and safe program for children ages 5–12 during spring break. Camp will take place April 6–10, 2026, from 6:00am to 6:00pm at the Esther Snyder Community Center, located at 4100 Baldwin Park Blvd.
The camp fee is $95 for residents and $105 for non-residents, with a $5 discount for each additional sibling. A $20 registration fee per child applies to both residents and non-residents (this fee does not apply to current BASiC participants). Please note that meals are not included, and campers must bring their own lunch and afternoon snack. Space is limited and all fees are non-refundable.
Registration opens Monday, February 2, 2026, for both residents and non-residents.
For more information, please call (626) 813-5245, Ext. 332 or email childservices@baldwinparkca.gov
The City of Baldwin Park is offering a Measure BP–funded program to help local families cover youth recreation registration fees for the July 2025–June 2026 fiscal year.
The program is open to Baldwin Park residents age 17 and under, with one application allowed per household and income guidelines applying. Eligible families may receive reimbursement for 50% of registration fees, up to $200 per child per year, on a first-come, first-served basis while funds last. Covered activities include sports programs, specialty classes, and other structured recreational programs located in Baldwin Park; traveling teams and private leagues are not eligible.
Applications require proof of income, photo ID, proof of residency, and a birth certificate for minors, and all submissions are subject to verification and approval. Reimbursements may be requested after the activity or class concludes, and only one application is needed per fiscal year, though receipts and flyers are required for additional programs.
For additional information, call (626) 813-5245, Ext. 311
Physical Applications are available at the Esther Snyder Community Center - 4100 Baldwin Park Blvd.
FAQ:
BALDWIN PARK, CA – The City of Baldwin Park confirmed reports that federal immigration authorities were present today, January 19, 2026 at locations around the City. The City of Baldwin Park did not receive advance notice of this federal activity and was not involved in its planning or execution.
We want to state clearly: Baldwin Park stands with its residents. Our City remains unwavering in its commitment to the safety, dignity, and well-being of every member of our community, regardless of immigration status. Baldwin Park is a city built by generations of hardworking families, and every resident deserves to feel safe, respected, informed, and supported.
“Baldwin Park has always been shaped and strengthened by immigrant families whose contributions are essential to who we are today,” said Mayor Daniel Damian. “While the City does not control or direct federal immigration actions, we are fully committed to transparency, to safeguarding constitutional rights, and to ensuring our residents know that their City stands with them.”
The City of Baldwin Park and the Baldwin Park Police Department do not participate in federal immigration enforcement activities. The City does not house ICE detainees and does not operate in coordination with federal immigration agencies. Consistent with California law, our police department’s mission is focused on public safety, community trust, and service, not immigration enforcement.
“We will lead with compassion, unity, and courage. Baldwin Park is a resilient, inclusive city, and we will continue to stand together, support one another, and affirm, without hesitation, that every resident belongs here.” Mayor Damian added.
Residents seeking reliable information and resources are encouraged to visit the Los Angeles County Office of Immigrant Affairs at oia.lacounty.gov and the City’s webpage at www.baldwinpark.com. Anyone who observes activity that may pose a risk to public safety is encouraged to contact the Baldwin Park Police Department at 626-960-1955.
Tournament Date: March 28Intermediate & AdvancedRegistration open now at the Esther Snyder Community Center until March 19, 2026.
$20 per person Ages 18 and Up.
Residents must have active trash service in Baldwin Park to participate in the FREE bulky item collection program. FREE pick up, once a week at NO COST, up to 52 times a year. To schedule a free bulky item pick-up, please contact Waste Management no later than 12:00pm (noon) on Wednesday.
Unscheduled bulky items must not be placed on the public street, parkway, or anywhere visible from the public right-of-way at any time (Monday through Sunday). Violations may result in administrative fines in accordance with the City’s Municipal Code.
Scheduled bulky items must not be placed out too early on the public street, parkway, or in public view from Saturday through Wednesday. Items scheduled for collection may only be placed out the day before your regular trash collection Service by Waste Management.
Violators who fail to comply with the City’s Municipal Code Sections 50.09, 97.049, 95.02(g), and 95.02(e) may be issued Administrative Citations ranging from $100.00 to $500.00 per violation.
Waste Management Customer Service: (800) 266-7551
For fast service, schedule a FREE pickup online at: home.wm.com/baldwin-park
Effective Monday, October 20, 2025 new fees will be in place.
City of Baldwin Park, Supervisor Solis and Local Partners Unite to Launch Emergency Relief Program for Families Impacted by Federal Immigration Actions
BALDWIN PARK, CA – The City of Baldwin Park is proud to announce the launch of the BaldwinPark Emergency Relief Program, a new initiative aimed at supporting local families facing financial hardship due to recent federal immigration enforcement actions.
To deliver this support to its residents, the City has partnered with Los Angeles County Chair Pro Tem and First District Supervisor Hilda L. Solis and local businesses. Together, the coalition will provide direct assistance to vulnerable Baldwin Park households during this time of need.
“Baldwin Park has always stood as a community united in compassion, dignity and resilience,” saidBaldwin Park Mayor Alejandra Avila. “In light of these recent events, we are stepping up to protect and support our families. We are proud to partner with our community leaders to provide immediate relief and stand in solidarity with those affected. Together, we remain united. Together, we remain resilient.”
The Emergency Relief Program will begin accepting applications from Baldwin Park residents onThursday, July 31. To launch the program, the Baldwin Park City Council approved $216,000 in seed funding, with an additional $50,000 allocated by Chair Pro Tem Hilda L. Solis in a strong show of regional support. By combining City and County resources, the program aims to deliver timely, targeted relief to households in urgent need.
“Now more than ever, we must stand together to protect the well-being and dignity of our communities,”said Chair Pro Tem Solis. “That is why I’ve passed 11 actions at the Board of Supervisors to ensure our families have the resources and protection needed to navigate this difficult time – and that includes direct assistance. With partners like the City of Baldwin Park, these collaborative initiatives reflect the values of equity, compassion and action while helping families stay together, stay housed, and stay healthy.”
To read continue reading follow Press Releases in the link below:
Application to Emergency Relief Program/Solicitud a Emergencia Programa de Asistencia
The City of Baldwin Park is committed to supporting all residents with trusted information and access to vital services. Visit our new Immigration Resources page for helpful links to legal aid, community services, rights education, and more. Whether you're seeking guidance on documentation or simply need support, this hub is here for you.
Learn more at: www.baldwinpark.com/ImmigrationResources
BALDWIN PARK, CA — The City of Baldwin Park and our Baldwin Park Police Department are aware of ongoing protests throughout Los Angeles County related to immigration enforcement efforts by the federal government. The City has a long history of supporting its immigrant community, regardless of immigrants’ legal status.
“As Mayor, I speak and advocate for all members of our community, including our undocumented immigrant residents,” said Baldwin Park Mayor Alejandra Avila. “The City firmly supports your membership in our community. I recognize that for many this is a scary time, and I hope you know that the City of Baldwin Park and Baldwin Park Police Department support the wellbeing of all our residents.”
Read the official statement at BaldwinPark.com/Press-Releases:
This year’s digital presentation highlights the progress Baldwin Park has made over the past year, important city updates, and a message from Mayor Alejandra Avila outlining the vision for Baldwin Park’s future.
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