De Luz CSD's Mission:
"To enhance the community by providing quality roads, law enforcement, environmental and ancillary services."
Serving the De Luz Area Since 1979
Serving De Luz Since 1979
De Luz CSD's Mission:
"To enhance the community by providing quality roads, law enforcement, environmental and ancillary services."
Public Notice
CSD MEETINGS NOW OPEN ON-SITE AND ZOOM
The CSD will begin holding meetings both in person and through Zoom. The Board of Directors meets every third Wednesday of the month at 6:00 p.m. The Engineering Committee meets every month on the second Tuesday at 3:30 p.m., while the Finance Committee meets every month on the third Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. All meetings may be viewed and public comments accepted remotely by Zoom. Please visit the link below at the designated time to participate in our next meeting!
Engineering Committee
October 8, 2024 at 12:00 PM
Link Coming Soon
Office: 951-696-0060
Email: jrichards@deluzcsd.org
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De Luz Community Services District
Road Maintenance, Supplemental Police Protection, and Refuse Collection
The De Luz Community Services District, formerly known as the Santa Rosa Community Services District, was established in November 1978 by the Riverside County Board of Supervisors. It began operations in March 1979 under the provisions of the Community Services District Act (Section 61000 et. seq. of the California Government Code). Upon establishment, it was granted the power to perform three functions: road construction and maintenance, refuse collection, and extended police protection. The District's name was changed in 2007 to better identify with the surrounding area.
The District is comprised of approximately 20,000 acres in the Santa Rosa plateau, a mountainous area situated due west of the City of Temecula. The area is primarily agricultural in nature, with a majority of acres planted in avocados and citrus.
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News and Updates
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EFFORTS TO GAIN SHARE OF FUEL TAX FUNDS FOR DE LUZ ROAD MAINTENANCE MOVES FORWARD
The De Luz CSD Board of Directors has been making efforts to gain State and County support to enable the De Luz CSD to obtain Fuel Tax funds to maintain De Luz roads. This process has taken years due to many governmental obstacles that have stood in the way. These are the funds that everyone pays when purchasing gasoline and is collected for road maintenance purposes. Because De Luz roads are maintained by a CSD and not a city or county, the State does not share these maintena
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Trespassing
To protect your property from trespassers, the Sheriffs Department has a program where you can register your property annually. This will give Sheriff Deputies the authorization to remove or arrest trespassers. Complete, sign and return Form 602 to the sheriffs station (email, mail, or deliver). This will help the sheriff to effectively deal with a situation on your property at a time when you are not present.
Board Meeting Video Recordings
We are pleased to announce that DLCSD now provides on-demand access to recordings of recent District meetings. Just visit our new page HERE to review past board meetings, engineering meetings, and other committee meetings.
Our videos are also available on our YouTube page, where you may subscribe and receive notifications when new videos are posted.
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Mailbox Vandalism and Mail Theft
Mailboxes are protected by Federal law, and crimes against them and the mail they contain are considered a federal offense. Violators can be fined up to $250,000, or face imprisonment up to three years, for each act of vandalism.
If you have information regarding mailbox vandalism, please contact the District Office immediately. Your cooperation helps apprehend violators.
Office Phone: 951-696-0060
Email: jrichards@deluzcsd.org
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"In the early days the place was known as Corral de Jose de Luz. (Don Juan) Forester's vaqueros told me there was a Spaniard or Californian by the name of Jose de Luz
who kept stock in there at one time, and had built a corral there. I remember there was a few stubs of post of a corral near the adobe."
A.J. Foss
1915