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Injured in Jurupa Valley: local resources
In 2024, CHP's statewide crash database recorded 600 crashes in Jurupa Valley in which someone was hurt or killed, with 825 people injured and 21 killed. Crash reports on city streets come from the Riverside County Sheriff's Office, which provides the city's police services under contract. Injury claims against the City generally must be filed within six months.
Injury crashes in Jurupa Valley
Source: CHP's statewide crash database (data.ca.gov), all reporting agencies. Jurupa Valley averaged 607 injury or fatal crashes a year in 2022–2024, compared with 565 a year in 2016–2018 (+7%).
| Year | Crashes with someone hurt or killed | People injured | People killed |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2016 | 619 | 843 | 12 |
| 2017 | 527 | 738 | 15 |
| 2018 | 550 | 721 | 22 |
| 2019 | Not shown: the State's 2019 file covers only January to April. | ||
| 2020 | 480 | 635 | 22 |
| 2021 | 508 | 677 | 12 |
| 2022 | 600 | 837 | 19 |
| 2023 | 621 | 848 | 20 |
| 2024 | 600 | 825 | 21 |
| 2025 (may rise) | 616 | 848 | 13 |
| 2026 (year to date) | 355 | 515 | 4 |
What Jurupa Valley's 2020–2024 crash reports show
2,809 injury or fatal crashes over five years, compared with the whole county.
| Measure | Jurupa Valley | Riverside County |
|---|---|---|
| Crashes with someone hurt or killed | 2,809 | 51,948 |
| Fatal crashes | 93 | 1,545 |
| A pedestrian was involved | 156 (6%) | 5% |
| A bicyclist was involved | 71 (3%) | 3% |
| Hit-and-run | 316 (11%) | 10% |
| DUI recorded as the main cause | 278 (10%) | 10% |
| After dark | 997 (35%) | 33% |
| On a freeway | 857 (31%) | 25% |
Most common types of collision:
- Rear-end: 35%
- Broadside (T-bone): 26%
- Hit an object: 12%
Most common primary causes recorded by officers:
- Unsafe speed for conditions (Vehicle Code § 22350): 33%
- Unsafe turn or lane change (Vehicle Code § 22107): 17%
- Driving under the influence (Vehicle Code § 23152): 10%
Counts are raw numbers, not rates. The primary cause is the officer's entry on the report, not a finding of fault. Open Jurupa Valley in the crash explorer.
Jurupa Valley in the state's crash rankings (2023)
Rank 1 is the worst among cities of similar population [source]. Jurupa Valley's worst category rank among cities of its size was alcohol-involved: 4 of 62. All 28 cities compared.
| Category | Count and rank |
|---|---|
| Size group (population) | Group B (population 106,888) [source] |
| Killed or injured, all crashes | 598 (rank 15/62) [source] |
| Alcohol-involved | 100 (rank 4/62) [source] |
| Motorcycle | 41 (rank 12/62) [source] |
| Pedestrian | 41 (rank 13/62) [source] |
| Bicycle | 15 (rank 49/62) [source] |
| Speed-related crashes | 89 (rank 14/62) [source] |
| Hit-and-run crashes | 50 (rank 18/62) [source] |
| Composite | rank 4/62 [source] |
Local facts: Jurupa Valley
| Population | U.S. Census Bureau Vintage 2025 population estimate for Jurupa Valley city, CA: 107,311 (July 1, 2025). Estimates base (April 1, 2020): 105,047. [source] |
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| Highways | Two primary transportation corridors cross Jurupa Valley: Interstate 15 (north-south) and State Highway 60 (east-west) (City of Jurupa Valley). [source] |
| Recent road projects | A September 3, 2026 city staff report says construction of the Mission Boulevard Bridge Replacement Project (run by the Riverside County Transportation Department with Jurupa Valley and Riverside) began in May 2026, with completion anticipated in September 2029; as of August 18, 2026, 74 of 850 contract working days were complete. [source] Market Street Widening Project (CIP 19108), Rubidoux Boulevard to Via Cerro: widening for truck turning, road reconstruction, ADA ramps and a traffic signal modification at Market Street and Agua Mansa Road. Built by Calmex Engineering (final contract $3,021,696.95); staff recommended the Council accept it as complete on February 5, 2026. [source] Pacific Avenue Pedestrian and Bicycle Improvements Phase 2 (CIP 23115) runs from 42nd Street to Limonite Avenue (new curb, gutter and sidewalk, pavement rehabilitation, bicycle-route signing and striping). On March 19, 2026, staff recommended a $2,018,343 construction contract with MDB General Engineering. [source] Pyrite Street and State Route 60 Interchange Ramp Traffic Signal Project (CIP 21113): traffic signals at the on- and off-ramps plus sidewalks, ADA ramps and striping. As of February 19, 2026, plans were about 95 percent complete and under Caltrans review. [source] Jurupa Road Grade Separation (City of Jurupa Valley news item): a new four-lane underpass taking Jurupa Road under Van Buren Boulevard and the Union Pacific Railroad bridge, separating train traffic from vehicles, pedestrians and cyclists. [source] RCTC reported on August 18, 2021 that construction of the Jurupa Road underpass had begun in early August, with $25 million in Measure A funding added to $108.4 million from Senate Bill 132; the County of Riverside is lead agency. [source] Limonite Avenue / I-15 Interchange ($48 million, County of Riverside with Eastvale and Jurupa Valley): new eight-lane overcrossing at I-15; the start of construction was marked on September 26 (RCTC article of October 4, 2018), with opening then expected in fall 2019. [source] Caltrans SR-60 project in Jurupa Valley/Riverside: install ramp meters and other traffic management elements, widen ramps for HOV bypass and upgrade ADA facilities ($2.1 million allocation; Caltrans release, August 19, 2021). [source] |
| Police services | Jurupa Valley is a contract city of the Riverside County Sheriff's Department; its deputies work out of the Sheriff's Jurupa Valley Station. For non-emergencies the city lists (951) 955-2600; in an emergency call 911. [source] |
| Fire and paramedics | The County of Riverside, through its cooperative agreement with CAL FIRE (CAL FIRE/Riverside County Fire Department), provides Jurupa Valley with fire protection, technical rescue, hazardous-materials response and emergency medical services. [source] Fire stations in Jurupa Valley: Station 16 (9270 Limonite Avenue), Station 17 (10400 San Sevaine Way), Station 18 (7545 Mission Boulevard) and Station 38 (5721 Mission Boulevard). [source] |
| Report a road hazard | Jurupa Valley's Maintenance Division takes reports of potholes or road hazards, street light outages and traffic signal problems; residents can pick a topic on the city's Maintenance page or call City Hall at 951-332-6464. [source] Traffic requests in Jurupa Valley (street signs, red curbs, traffic complaints) go through the city's "My Jurupa Valley" portal and app. [source] |
| City traffic safety | During the Mission Boulevard Bridge work, low-profile bridge signage was coordinated to reduce the potential for vehicle collisions near Mission Boulevard and Mount Rubidoux Drive: one sign on westbound Mission Boulevard in city limits and another scheduled for northbound Crestmore Road at Mission Boulevard (staff report, September 3, 2026). [source] Pedley Elementary School and Felspar Street Pedestrian Improvements (CIP 25108, $1,398,000): sidewalks, ADA curb ramps, enhanced crosswalks and rectangular rapid flashing beacons along Felspar Street, 58th Street, 59th Street and Hudson Street near Pedley Elementary School. RCTC approved an additional $152,024.30 in SB 821 funding on May 13, 2026, raising its share to $688,000. [source] Mira Loma Area Safe Routes to School Sidewalk Gap Closure Project (CIP 23108): new sidewalks, curb bulb-outs, flashing beacons and upgraded striping on streets next to Mira Loma Middle School and Van Buren Elementary School, funded by the Active Transportation Program and Measure A. On February 5, 2026, staff recommended a $4,165,582.00 construction contract with Gentry Brothers. [source] Rubidoux Boulevard and 24th Street, a stop-controlled neighborhood intersection, is to get a new traffic signal with new crosswalks on the north and west legs (CIP 23107); on April 16, 2026, staff recommended a $690,800 construction contract with Sierra Pacific Electrical Contraction. [source] Caltrans HSIP Cycle 11 funded Jurupa Valley's Rubidoux Boulevard Corridor Safety Project: on Rubidoux Boulevard from just north of 26th Street to just north of 24th Street, install a traffic signal at 24th Street and restripe the four-lane section to five lanes ($625,600 total; $563,040 HSIP). [source] Caltrans HSIP Cycle 10 funded Jurupa Valley's Citywide Traffic Signal Coordination and Safety Upgrades at 89 signalized intersections: a signal master controller with fiber or radio interconnect and retroreflective signal-head backplates ($4,707,600 total; $2,353,800 HSIP). [source] Jurupa Valley's speed hump policy was adopted by Resolution 2018-16 on May 17, 2018 and modified in November 2020 to add a resident petition; staff estimated each speed hump at about $4,000 to $6,000 to review and install (City Council study session, April 16, 2026). [source] Jurupa Valley's five-member Public Works Advisory Committee, approved by the City Council on July 7, 2022, replaced the city's Traffic Safety Committee and advises the Council on roads, traffic control devices and traffic signal maintenance. [source] Jurupa Valley's Traffic Engineering Division (Public Works) handles accident data collection and analysis, speed zones, and requests for street lights, pedestrian safety improvements, traffic calming and school safety improvements. [source] At the city's request, UC Berkeley's SafeTREC conducted a Complete Streets Safety Assessment in Jurupa Valley, including a March 2021 walking audit, covering six corridors (among them Mission Boulevard, Limonite Avenue and Etiwanda Avenue) with the aim of improving pedestrian and bicycle safety. [source] The city's Pacific Avenue Safe Routes to School Project covers Pacific Avenue between Mission Boulevard and 45th Street, which serves four schools; it calls for bike lanes with a 3-foot buffer, completed sidewalks, curb extensions, crosswalks with RRFBs and a center turn lane. [source] |
| Public transit | Riverside Transit Agency routes 3, 21, 29, 49 and 204 serve Jurupa Valley. [source] The Jurupa Valley/Pedley Metrolink station (6001 Pedley Road; Riverside Line and 91/Perris Valley Line; RTA bus connection) is one of RCTC's Riverside County stations. [source] |
| Also note | Gates with associated lighting and equipment are proposed for the Union Pacific railroad crossing of 28th Street at Canal Street under a draft City-UPRR agreement; on May 21, 2026, staff asked the City Council for direction on that agreement. [source] In Pedley, seasonal permit parking applies May 1 through October 31 on streets including 63rd, 64th and 65th Streets and Archer, Baker, Corey, Downey and Kennedy Streets; No Parking signs go up on the south side of 64th Street and the west side of Downey Street. [source] Parts of Olive Street and Leyburn Place near Rubidoux High School require a displayed parking permit during school hours when the school is in session. [source] Flabob Airport, a historic airport run by Flabob Airport, LLC / The Tom Wathen Center (a 501(c)(3) nonprofit), is at 4130 Mennes Ave. in Jurupa Valley. [source] |
Police and crash reports in Jurupa Valley
| Law enforcement | Jurupa Valley contracts with the Riverside County Sheriff for police services. [source] |
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| Sheriff station | Jurupa Valley Station 7477 Mission Blvd., Jurupa Valley, CA 92509 [source] 951-955-2600 [source] |
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| Also | Norco Substation (under the Jurupa Valley Station): 2870 Clark Avenue, Norco, CA 92860, phone 951-270-5673. Its public lobby is open Monday to Thursday, 10am to 2pm. [source] |
How to request a Sheriff crash report →
Freeway and state highway crashes: CHP.
Injury claims against the City of Jurupa Valley
Generally due within six months (Gov. Code § 911.2).
| Filing office | City Clerk. [source] |
|---|---|
| How to file | Deliver in person or mail to the City Clerk. [source] |
| Form | Claim for Money or Damages Against the City of Jurupa Valley (fillable PDF), linked as 'Claim for Damages' from the Submit or Request page. [source] |
| Form link | official link [source] |
| Address | City Clerk of the City of Jurupa Valley, 8930 Limonite Avenue, Jurupa Valley, CA 92509-5183. [source] |
| Deadline | Six months for injury/death/personal property; one year for other claims (Gov. Code 911.2). [source] |
| Also note | City Hall hours Mon-Fri 8 am-5 pm; counter hours 8 am-3 pm. [source] |
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Courts
Courthouses whose published case lists include Jurupa Valley: Riverside Historic Courthouse (unlimited civil) [source]; Corona Courthouse (limited civil and small claims) [source]. Addresses, fees and filing rules →
Nearest trauma centers
By straight-line distance from the center of Jurupa Valley's reported crashes: Riverside Community Hospital (Level I (adult), Riverside) and Riverside University Health System - Medical Center (Level I (adult); also listed as a pediatric trauma center, Moreno Valley). In an emergency, call 911.
Dog bites and animal control
Report a dog bite or a dangerous animal in Jurupa Valley to: What to do after a dog bite →
| Who handles it | The County of Riverside provides animal field services for Jurupa Valley residents. [source] |
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| County agreement | Riverside County Department of Animal Services provides animal field and shelter services to Jurupa Valley under an agreement the Board of Supervisors approved through June 30, 2028. [source] |
Guides that mention Jurupa Valley
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