During the 1970’s, San Bernardino County established the Dump Card program. Every year Wrightwood homeowners, and homeowners in many of the unincorporated areas of the County, pay a household disposal fee of $85.14. The household disposal fee is paid through property taxes. Those funds enable the homeowner to dispose of residential trash once per week,…
Wrightwood at a Glance The Serrano people were the first people to inhabit this area. They were seasonal wanderers coming to the mountains in the summer months to gather pine nuts and acorns and settling at the foot of the mountains near the Cajon Pass in the snowy winter months. The Swarthout family came to…
The Wrightwood Community Services District was formed on July 1, 2017, to establish local control of parks and recreation, solid waste and recycling, streetlights, and wastewater powers. The Wrightwood Community Services District is funded, in part, through a small portion of property taxes collected from San Bernardino County and Los Angeles County. The Board of…
Grayson Rushworth is doing his Eagle Scout project to purchase and install bricks in the Veteran’s Park. Bricks can be purchased starting at $50. The memorial brick project has personal significance to Grayson and the Veteran’s Committee has approved the project. Bricks can be purchased at www.bricksrus.com/donorsite/wvmeagle or order forms can be found online and…
Effective May 10, 2021, the Wrightwood Community Building will be opening up our hours to 8am – 1pm. We are taking rental applications and softball signups are currently going on. The Community Building is open 8am – 11am currently, but we are excited to go back to a “normal” schedule. Face masks are still required…
