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Another great partner in terms of economic impact is our very own, <br />Riverside Public Utilities, whose 480 million dollars invested, in last year <br />alone, created opportunities for local business and local employment. <br />With a focus on the future through RPUs Utility 2.0 strategic plan, and <br />Fiber Network project; we will continue to attract business and <br />development in our city for future generations of entrepreneurs and <br />residents. Our city is more resilient thanks to the vision of our <br />forefathers, who formed and were good stewards of our utilities. <br />I also need to recognize the good work of the Ontario Airport Authority <br />and Ontario City Council, who took the lead on setting Ontario Free. <br />Now we need to do OUR part by flying Ontario at every chance we get. <br />So Fly Ontario, and Buy Riverside! — Congratulations to the Riverside <br />Auto Center for setting a new sales record last year. Over 46,000 <br />vehicles were sold, generating more sales tax than any other entity in <br />our city. Let us all spread the word on buying Riverside, and set a <br />target at 50,000 vehicles sold in 2017. Especially with Measure Z <br />kicking in. <br />Investing in the future has been a Riverside trait since its founding. A <br />heartfelt thank you goes out to all, who supported local Measure Z this <br />last year. The partnership between the diverse Chambers of Commerce <br />and local government was never stronger than when we educated the <br />voters about the long -term needs of our community; with respect to <br />public safety, as well as infrastructure investment. Thanks to the city <br />council, the city executive leadership team, and the many private sector <br />partners; Riverside will have another Renaissance over the next 20 <br />years - with improvements to its fire services, police services, road <br />maintenance and homeless services, just to name a few. <br />I think we may even see the design for a new downtown library by the <br />end of this year. What do you think city manager? <br />Page 3 of 9 <br />