Walking into the Ontario Convention Center, one might first notice large windows showcasing the best of Southern California’s sunshine over swaying palm trees. Nestled just outside of Los Angeles and Orange counties, the Convention Center is a popular destination for special events, such as Comic Con, tournaments and conferences. With the City-owned facility bringing in
Brookfield Residential and City of Ontario have unveiled sweeping, lifestyle-enhancing technology innovations and services for the residents of Ontario and the New Haven masterplan community. The breakthroughs include the first authorized test drone service for a major U.S. city, robot carts for residents, plus e-scooters, smart hubs and more. Click here to read full article.
The City of Ontario has secured more than $35 million in funding for energy infrastructure improvements–an infrastructure renewal program that is projected to save the City more than $75 million over the life of its new equipment. To pay for the project, Ontario leveraged funds from several sources, including the California Energy Commission Energy Conservation
The City of Ontario announced that it is moving forward with a citywide infrastructure renewal program that improves safety, efficiency and connectivity all while saving $75 million in utility and operating costs over the life of the new equipment. Aptly named “Smart Ontario,” this initiative will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by more than 10,000 tons
