Mello-Roos (CFD) Districts in Riverside County

An Alvord Unified School District Mello-Roos district in Riverside County whose limited-tax special tax bonds finance K-12 public school facilities for development within the district.

An Alvord Unified School District Mello-Roos district in Riverside County whose special tax bonds (Series I) finance K-12 public school facilities serving new development in the district.

An Alvord Unified School District Mello-Roos district in the Corona/Riverside area (Riverside County) whose special tax bonds fund multiple capital improvements / public works (including school facilities) for development served by the district.

City Government CFD in Riverside County, formed 1986. 1 bond issue: $3.8M original, $0 outstanding (latest filing 2005). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Closed, last filed 2005.

City of Beaumont Mello-Roos district covering the Fairway Canyon development (372 single-family homes on about 101.85 acres, southwest of I-10 near Tukwet Canyon Parkway) that finances major public improvements including sewer, storm drain, dry utilities, street improvements, and gas line relocation.

City Government CFD in Riverside County, formed 2016. 1 bond issue: $10.3M original, $9.3M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Active, last filed 2025.

City of Beaumont CFD financing public infrastructure improvements for the Sundance master-planned residential development in Beaumont (Riverside County).

Finances major public improvements - the Lower Potrero sewer system and lift station, Potrero Blvd. bridge/road improvements, and Highland Springs Ave. bridge/road improvements - for the Four Seasons development (approx. 346 single-family homes on 86.52 acres) in Beaumont.

City of Beaumont CFD serving Pardee Homes' Sundance Development Area; levies a facilities special tax (to reimburse developer mitigation fees via bonds), a maintenance tax (drains, streetlights, roads, landscaping, neighborhood parks, trails, graffiti abatement) and a public-services tax (police, fire, ambulance/paramedic).

City of Beaumont CFD serving the Fairway Canyon development (Planning Areas 25 and 26; Woodside/SDC developers; ~529 homes on ~106.57 acres). Finances sewer, storm drain, dry-utility, street and park improvements, plus maintenance services (street sweeping, traffic signals, landscaping/lighting, flood/storm protection, storm drainage operation).

The City of Beaumont's original (1993) community facilities district, subdivided into dozens of improvement areas across the city's master-planned subdivisions (e.g., Seneca Springs, Solera/Oak Valley, Stetson, Tournament Hills); funds public infrastructure improvements serving those development areas.

Beaumont USD CFD that finances the acquisition, construction, improvement and rehabilitation of school facilities serving students in the district. Improvement Area No. 1 covers approx. 77.3 gross acres expected to develop into 330 homes, part of the Olivewood community in Beaumont.

Beaumont Unified School District community facilities district that funds school facilities serving students within the district (specific development/improvement area not confirmed by a located source).

K-12 School District CFD in Riverside County, formed 2022. 2 bond issues: $7.7M original, $7.7M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Active, last filed 2025.

City of Blythe CFD No. 2004-1 (Hidden Beaches), serving the River Estates at Hidden Beaches residential subdivision (Tract 28758) along the Colorado River; funds public facilities/infrastructure for that development with an annual special tax.

CMFA BOLD-program CFD No. 2021-18 (Jurupa Area Recreation and Park District - Montecito/Hudson; developer RC Hobbs) in Riverside County, financing public park/recreation facilities and related improvements/services for the development served by the Jurupa Area Recreation and Park District.

CMFA BOLD-program CFD No. 2022-13 (Jurupa Area Recreation and Park District - Rock Rose and Bayberry Place) in Riverside County, financing public park/recreation facilities and related improvements for the Rock Rose/Bayberry Place development.

Joint Powers Agency CFD in Riverside County, formed 2002. 1 bond issue: $4.4M original, $2.9M outstanding (latest filing 2021). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Active, last filed 2021.

CSCDA Mello-Roos CFD No. 2018-02 (McSweeny) in the City of Hemet, Riverside County, financing public improvements for the McSweeny residential development (homes ranging roughly 1,500-3,750 sq. ft.); organized in multiple improvement areas.

CSCDA Mello-Roos CFD No. 2020-02 (Atwell) in the City of Banning, Riverside County, serving the TriPointe Homes Atwell master-planned community (up to ~4,862 single- and multi-family units). Finances public facilities including neighborhood and community parks, trails, a community center and two elementary school sites; organized in multiple improvement areas.

City of Calimesa CFD No. 2012-1 (Singleton Heights) levies special taxes funding maintenance services (irrigated/non-irrigated open space and fuel-modification areas, streetscape and slope landscaping, drainage/detention-basin landscaping, and public street lighting) and bond-financed facilities for the Singleton Heights residential development.

City of Calimesa CFD No. 2013-1 (JP Ranch) finances public-facility improvements and services for the JP Ranch residential development, including fire and police services, parks, and library costs, funded by an annual special tax / 30-year special-tax bonds.

City of Calimesa CFD No. 2018-1 (Summerwind Trails) is a Mello-Roos district covering the Summerwind Specific Plan project; it funds project-specific maintenance and public improvements for the Summerwind Trails master-planned residential development on the east side of the city near Beaumont.

City of Cathedral City CFD No. 2000-1 is a Mello-Roos district associated with the Rio Vista Village project that issued special-tax bonds (first sold November 2000) to finance public facilities/infrastructure for that development; it later experienced high delinquency and reserve draws.

City of Chino CFD No. 2016-1 (The Preserve) is a Mello-Roos district that funds infrastructure and public facilities for The Preserve, a roughly 5,435-acre master-planned community of residential, commercial, industrial, and open-space uses in south Chino. (Note: Chino is in San Bernardino County, not Riverside.)

City Government CFD in Riverside County, formed 2018. 1 bond issue: $5.7M original, $5.3M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Active, last filed 2025.

City Government CFD in Riverside County, formed ~2022 (est.). 1 bond issue: $15.2M original, $14.7M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Active, last filed 2025.

City of Corona CFD No. 2000-1 (Eagle Glen II) is a Mello-Roos district serving the Eagle Glen II development; it finances public facilities/infrastructure (including a debris basin) for that residential community in Corona.

City of Corona CFD No. 2001-2 is a Mello-Roos district (Eagle Glen area, with Improvement Areas 1 and 2) that finances public infrastructure and facilities for the associated residential development in Corona.

City of Corona CFD No. 2002-1 (Dos Lagos) is a Mello-Roos district serving the Dos Lagos master-planned development; it finances public facilities and infrastructure (with an Improvement Area No. 1) for that mixed-use/residential community in Corona.

City of Corona CFD No. 2002-4 (Corona Crossings) is a Mello-Roos district serving the Corona Crossings development; it finances public facilities and infrastructure for that community in Corona.

City of Corona CFD No. 2003-2 (Highlands Collection) is a Mello-Roos district serving the Highlands Collection development; it finances public facilities and infrastructure for that residential community in Corona.

City of Corona CFD No. 2004-1 (Buchanan Street) is a Mello-Roos district serving the Buchanan Street development area; it finances public facilities and infrastructure for that community in Corona.

City of Corona CFD No. 2016-2 (Terrassa) is a Mello-Roos district (Special Tax A) serving the Terrassa development; it finances public facilities/infrastructure and/or services for that residential community in Corona.

City of Corona CFD No. 2017-2 (Valencia/Seville) is a Mello-Roos district (Special Tax A) serving the Valencia/Seville development; it finances public facilities/infrastructure and/or services for that residential community in Corona.

City of Corona Community Facilities District financing water supply, storage and distribution facilities. It serves the Bedford master-planned development (Improvement Area No. 1) in south Corona.

City Government CFD in Riverside County, formed 1986. 1 bond issue: $12.8M original, $0 outstanding (latest filing 2008). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Closed, last filed 2008.

City of Corona Community Facilities District financing multiple capital improvements and public works. It serves the Woodlake residential development in Corona.

City of Corona Community Facilities District financing multiple capital improvements and public works. It serves the Foothill Ranch development (Improvement Area No. 1) in south Corona.

City of Corona Community Facilities District financing multiple capital improvements and public works for the South Corona area.

City of Corona Community Facilities District financing multiple capital improvements and public works. It serves the Eagle Glen development in south Corona.

Corona-Norco Unified School District Community Facilities District levying special taxes to finance K-12 public school facilities serving new residential development within the district.

Corona-Norco Unified School District Community Facilities District (Improvement Area A) levying special taxes to finance K-12 public school facilities serving new residential development within the district.

Corona-Norco Unified School District Community Facilities District (Improvement Area B) levying special taxes to finance K-12 public school facilities serving new residential development within the district.

Corona-Norco Unified School District Community Facilities District levying special taxes to finance K-12 public school facilities serving new residential development within the district.

Corona-Norco Unified School District Community Facilities District (Improvement Area B) levying special taxes to finance K-12 public school facilities serving new residential development within the district.

Corona-Norco Unified School District Community Facilities District levying special taxes to finance K-12 public school facilities serving new residential development within the district.

Corona-Norco Unified School District Community Facilities District levying special taxes to finance K-12 public school facilities serving new residential development within the district.

Corona-Norco Unified School District Community Facilities District (Improvement Area A) levying special taxes to finance K-12 public school facilities serving new residential development within the district.

Corona-Norco Unified School District Community Facilities District levying special taxes to finance K-12 public school facilities serving new residential development within the district.

A Corona-Norco Unified School District Mello-Roos community facilities district that finances K-12 public school facilities (school construction) serving development within the district in Riverside County. Special tax bonds were refunded via the Corona-Norco USD Public Financing Authority (CDIAC 2012-1226).

A Corona-Norco Unified School District Mello-Roos community facilities district that finances K-12 public school facilities serving new development within the district in Riverside County. Special tax (refunding) bonds were sold in 2014 (CDIAC 2014-1989).

A Corona-Norco Unified School District Mello-Roos community facilities district that finances K-12 public school facilities serving development within the district in Riverside County. Special tax bonds (Areas) were issued in 2006 and refunded in 2016.

A Corona-Norco Unified School District Mello-Roos community facilities district that finances K-12 public school facilities serving development within the district in Riverside County. Special tax (refunding) bonds were sold in 2016 (CDIAC 2016-0102).

A Corona-Norco Unified School District Mello-Roos community facilities district that finances K-12 public school facilities serving development within the district in Riverside County. Special tax bonds were sold in 2007 and refunded in 2017.

A Corona-Norco Unified School District Mello-Roos community facilities district that finances K-12 public school facilities serving development within the district in Riverside County. Special tax bonds were sold in 2013 (CDIAC 2013-1120).

A Corona-Norco Unified School District Mello-Roos community facilities district that finances K-12 public school facilities serving newer development within the district in Riverside County. Special tax bonds were sold in 2017 (CDIAC 2017-1939).

A Corona-Norco Unified School District Mello-Roos community facilities district that finances K-12 public school facilities serving newer development within the district in Riverside County. Special tax bonds were sold in 2018 (CDIAC 2018-2567).

K-12 School District CFD in Riverside County, formed 2017. 1 bond issue: $3.5M original, $3.2M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds k-12 school facility. Active, last filed 2025.

K-12 School District CFD in Riverside County, formed 2019. 1 bond issue: $2.3M original, $2.3M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds k-12 school facility. Active, last filed 2025.

K-12 School District CFD in Riverside County, formed ~1996 (est.). 1 bond issue: $7.3M original, $0 outstanding (latest filing 2004). Funds k-12 school facility. Closed, last filed 2004.

K-12 School District CFD in Riverside County, formed ~1996 (est.). 1 bond issue: $4.5M original, $0 outstanding (latest filing 2013). Funds k-12 school facility. Closed, last filed 2013.

K-12 School District CFD in Riverside County, formed ~1996 (est.). 1 bond issue: $3.2M original, $365K outstanding (latest filing 2007). Funds k-12 school facility. Closed, last filed 2007.

K-12 School District CFD in Riverside County, formed 1988. 1 bond issue: $6.3M original, $0 outstanding (latest filing 2014). Funds k-12 school facility. Closed, last filed 2014.

A Corona-Norco Unified School District Mello-Roos community facilities district that finances K-12 public school facilities (its CDIAC purpose is 'School Facilities') serving development within the district in Riverside County. Special tax bonds were refunded in 2005 (CDIAC 2005-1165).

A Mello-Roos community facilities district of the Corona-Norco Unified School District that finances K-12 public school facilities to serve new residential development within the district (Corona/Norco/Eastvale area of Riverside County).

A Mello-Roos community facilities district of the Corona-Norco Unified School District that finances K-12 public school facilities serving new residential growth within the district in western Riverside County.

A Mello-Roos community facilities district of the Corona-Norco Unified School District, organized in multiple improvement areas (A, B and C), that finances K-12 public school facilities for new residential development in the Corona/Norco area of Riverside County.

A City of Desert Hot Springs Mello-Roos community facilities district (Improvement Area No. 1) that finances multiple public capital improvements/public works (infrastructure such as streets, water, sewer and drainage) for new development within the city in Riverside County.

The Desert Sands Unified School District's first Mello-Roos community facilities district, which finances K-12 public school facilities serving development in the district's Coachella Valley service area (La Quinta, Indio, Indian Wells and Palm Desert), Riverside County.

A Mello-Roos community facilities district of the Desert Sands Unified School District that finances K-12 public school facilities to serve new residential development in the district's Coachella Valley service area, Riverside County.

An Eastern Municipal Water District Mello-Roos community facilities district (Improvement Areas A and B) financing water, sewer/wastewater and recycled-water infrastructure for the French Valley development in western Riverside County.

An Eastern Municipal Water District Mello-Roos community facilities district (Improvement Areas A and B) financing water, sewer/wastewater and recycled-water infrastructure for the Springfield II / Arbor Glen development in western Riverside County.

An Eastern Municipal Water District Mello-Roos community facilities district financing water, sewer/wastewater and recycled-water infrastructure for The Willows development in western Riverside County.

An Eastern Municipal Water District Mello-Roos community facilities district (multiple improvement areas) financing water, sewer/wastewater and recycled-water infrastructure for the Sheffield / Rancho Bella Vista development in western Riverside County.

An Eastern Municipal Water District Mello-Roos community facilities district financing water, sewer/wastewater and recycled-water infrastructure for the Crown Valley Village development in western Riverside County.

An Eastern Municipal Water District Mello-Roos community facilities district (Improvement Areas A, B and C) financing water, sewer/wastewater and recycled-water infrastructure for the Morgan Hill development in western Riverside County.

An Eastern Municipal Water District Mello-Roos community facilities district (Improvement Areas A, B and C) financing water, sewer/wastewater and recycled-water infrastructure for the Pacific Mayfield development in western Riverside County.

An Eastern Municipal Water District Mello-Roos community facilities district financing water, sewer/wastewater and recycled-water infrastructure for the Serena Hills development in western Riverside County.

An Eastern Municipal Water District Mello-Roos community facilities district financing water, sewer/wastewater and recycled-water infrastructure for the Woodside Homes development in western Riverside County.

EMWD CFD No 2002-10 (Summit Ridge) finances water and sewer system improvements (including Sewer Financial Participation Charge capacity) plus park and parkway improvements for the Valley-Wide Recreation & Park District. It serves the 166-home Summit Ridge development in the French Valley area of Riverside County, east of Murrieta and north of Temecula.

EMWD CFD No 2003-12 (Temecula Creek) finances acquisition of water and sewer facilities and the district's proportionate share of sewer and sewer-treatment facility costs, plus improvements to Highway 79 and storm-drain and electrical system improvements. It serves the Temecula Creek residential development (Improvement Areas A and B, ~244 single-family homes) in the Temecula Valley area of unincorporated Riverside County, south of Highway 79.

EMWD CFD No 2003-14 (Clinton Keith/Meadowlark Village) finances water and sewer system improvements and the district's proportionate share of water, sewer and sewer-treatment facility costs, and (in Improvement Area C) school facilities for the Menifee Union School District. It serves a ~479-home residential development about one-half mile east of Interstate 215 in the City of Murrieta.

EMWD CFD No 2003-15 Improvement Area A (Morgan Valley) finances sewer facilities and sewer-system capacity, plus portions of Butterfield Stage Road, El Chimisal Road and Anza Road and the Anza 42-inch storm drain for Riverside County. It serves the 143-home 'The Meadows' and 'The Vineyards' developments in the Morgan Valley area of Riverside County near the City of Temecula.

EMWD CFD No 2003-16 (Promontory Park) finances water and sewer system improvements and sewer capacity through the district's Sewer Financial Participation Charge Program. It serves the 404-home Promontory Park development in the City of Moreno Valley, south of Cactus Avenue between Moreno Beach Drive and Oliver Street.

EMWD CFD No 2003-19 (Eastridge/Westridge) finances water and sewer system improvements and the district's proportionate share of water, sewer and sewer-treatment facility costs, plus park improvements for Valley-Wide Recreation & Park District and school facilities for Menifee Union School District. It serves the ~292-home Eastridge/Westridge development in the City of Menifee, southeast of Interstate 215.

EMWD CFD No 2003-20 (Corman Leigh Communities) finances payment of the district's proportionate share of water, sewer and sewer-treatment facility costs. It serves a 114-home single-family development in the City of Moreno Valley.

EMWD CFD No 2003-25 (Pacific Communities) finances construction or acquisition of water and sewer facilities, including capacity in the district's onsite and offsite water and sewer systems. It serves the 181-home 'Iris III' development in the City of Moreno Valley.

EMWD CFD No 2004-26 (Lennar San Jacinto) finances water and sewer system improvements and the district's proportionate share of water, sewer and sewer-treatment facility costs, plus certain city facilities for the City of San Jacinto. It serves the ~540-home Lennar development (Improvement Areas 1 and 2) in the City of San Jacinto near Sanderson Avenue and 7th Street.

EMWD CFD No 2004-27 (Cottonwood Ranch) is an Eastern Municipal Water District Mello-Roos district that finances water and wastewater (sewer) infrastructure for the Cottonwood Ranch development in EMWD's western Riverside County service area; its bonds are privately placed.

EMWD CFD No 2004-28 (Quinta Do Lago) finances water and sewer system improvements (with sewer capacity via the Sewer Financial Participation Charge Program), park improvements for Valley-Wide Recreation & Park District, and prepayment of an Assessment District No. 6 lien. It serves the 215-home Quinta Do Lago development in the French Valley area of Riverside County off Winchester Road.

EMWD CFD No 2004-29 (Sun Ranch) is an Eastern Municipal Water District Mello-Roos district that finances water and wastewater (sewer) infrastructure for the Sun Ranch development in EMWD's western Riverside County service area; its bonds are privately placed.

EMWD CFD No 2004-30 (Barrington Heights) finances water and sewer system improvements (with sewer capacity via the Sewer Financial Participation Charge Program) and park improvements for Valley-Wide Recreation & Park District. It serves the 193-home Barrington Heights development in the City of Menifee at Tate Road and Tally Road.

EMWD CFD No 2004-32 (Rancho San Jacinto) is an Eastern Municipal Water District Mello-Roos district that finances water and wastewater (sewer) infrastructure for the Rancho San Jacinto development in EMWD's service area (City of San Jacinto area); its bonds are privately placed. (Not to be confused with the separate City of San Jacinto CFD No 2002-1, Rancho San Jacinto.)

EMWD CFD No 2004-34 (Faircrest) finances water and sewer facilities (including sewer capacity via the Sewer Financial Participation Charge Program) and flood-control facilities for the Riverside County Flood Control and Water Conservation District. It serves the 227-home Faircrest development in the City of Menifee, north of Newport Road west of Interstate 215.

Finances the acquisition or construction of water and sewer (wastewater) system facilities, including capacity in EMWD's water and sewer systems, for the Mountain Gate residential development on the west side of San Jacinto Avenue south of the Ramona Expressway in the City of San Jacinto, Riverside County.

Finances the construction or acquisition of water and sewer facilities, including capacity in EMWD's water and sewer systems, for the Adeline's Farm residential development (371 homes on ~137 acres) in an unincorporated area of Riverside County north of Benton Road between Pourroy Road and Washington Street.

Municipal Water District CFD in Riverside County, formed 2004. 1 bond issue: $2.6M original, $1.7M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Active, last filed 2025.

Finances the acquisition or construction of water and sewer system improvements and EMWD's water, sewer, and sewer-treatment facility capacity for the Autumn Ridge/Valdemosa residential development (234 homes on ~80 acres) at the southwest corner of Sanderson Avenue and Eaton Avenue in the City of Hemet, Riverside County.

Finances water and sewer facilities (including capacity in EMWD's water and sewer systems) and certain Menifee Union School District school facilities for the Marsden residential development (128 lots on ~39 acres, Tract 31724) in the southern City of Menifee, north of Scott Road and west of I-215.

EMWD water/sewer-financing community facilities district (privately placed bonds) serving the Mahogany/Promontory Pointe residential development in the Temecula Valley area of Riverside County.

EMWD water/sewer-financing community facilities district (privately placed bonds) serving the Belicia Ranch/Mosaico residential development in Riverside County.

Finances water and sewer system improvements and EMWD water/sewer/sewer-treatment capacity, plus facilities for the Menifee Union and Murrieta Valley school districts and the Valley-Wide Recreation and Park District, for the Kona Road/Holiday development (~43 acres, ~139 homes) in unincorporated Riverside County.

Finances EMWD's water, sewer, and sewer-treatment facility costs plus Valley-Wide Recreation and Park District park facilities and Menifee Union/Murrieta Valley school facilities for the Vista Del Valle (French Valley) and Calder Ranch (City of Menifee) residential zones in Riverside County.

Finances water and sewer system improvements and EMWD's water/sewer/sewer-treatment capacity for the 'The Lakes at Menifee' planned development (715 single-family homes on ~317 acres) on the east side of Menifee Road south of Newport Road in the City of Menifee, Riverside County.

Finances sewer facilities, including acquisition of capacity in EMWD's sewer system, for the Nelson residential development (105 single-family homes on ~40 acres) along the south side of Holland Road west of Sherman Road in the City of Menifee, Riverside County.

Finances the construction/rehabilitation of water and sewer facilities, including acquisition of capacity in EMWD's water and sewer systems, for the Rancho Diamante development (~115 acres, 573 single-family homes) on the east side of Warren Road north of Mustang Way in the City of Hemet, Riverside County.

Finances the acquisition of water and sewer system improvements and EMWD sewer/sewer-treatment capacity for the three-zone Meadowbrook II/Stein/Cimarron CFD; Zone 1 (Meadowbrook II, 57 homes) is in the City of San Jacinto near Esplanade Avenue between Sanderson Avenue and Kirby Street, Riverside County.

Finances water and sewer system improvements and EMWD's water/sewer/sewer-treatment capacity for the three-zone Paseo Del Sol development (291 single-family homes) south of Pauba Road and east of Meadows Parkway in the City of Temecula, Riverside County.

Formed to finance infrastructure providing water and sewer service within the Autumn Winds development plus the development's share of EMWD's water, sewer, and sewer-treatment facility costs and certain Valley-Wide improvements, in Riverside County.

Finances the acquisition/construction of water and sewer system improvements and the development's proportionate share of EMWD's water, sewer and sewer-treatment facilities. Serves the Belle Terre residential development (Improvement Areas A and B) in EMWD's western Riverside County service area.

Finances water and sewer system improvements and the development's proportionate share of EMWD's water, sewer and sewer-treatment facilities. Serves the Atherton and Terracina residential developments in EMWD's western Riverside County service area.

Finances water and sewer system improvements and the development's proportionate share of EMWD's water, sewer and sewer-treatment facilities. Serves the 'Menifee 28859' residential development in the City of Menifee, Riverside County.

Finances water and sewer system improvements and the development's proportionate share of EMWD's water, sewer and sewer-treatment facilities. Serves the Meadow Creek residential development in EMWD's western Riverside County service area.

Finances water and sewer system improvements and the development's proportionate share of EMWD's water, sewer and sewer-treatment facilities. Serves the residential tracts TR. 30422-3 and TR. 36437 (Improvement Areas A and B) in EMWD's western Riverside County service area.

Finances water and sewer system improvements and the development's proportionate share of EMWD's water, sewer and sewer-treatment facilities. Serves the Washington St. / French Valley Acres residential development in the French Valley area of western Riverside County.

Finances water and sewer system improvements and the development's proportionate share of EMWD's water, sewer and sewer-treatment facilities. Serves the Promontory residential development in EMWD's western Riverside County service area.

Finances water and sewer system improvements and the development's proportionate share of EMWD's water, sewer and sewer-treatment facilities. Serves the Hidden Hills residential development in EMWD's western Riverside County service area.

Finances the acquisition/construction of water and sewer system improvements and the development's proportionate share of EMWD's water, sewer and sewer-treatment facilities. Serves the Menifee Town Center residential development (Improvement Areas A-D; neighborhoods including Union Place and Park Ridge) in the City of Menifee, Riverside County.

Finances water and sewer system improvements and the development's proportionate share of EMWD's water, sewer and sewer-treatment facilities. Serves the Camberly Place residential development in EMWD's western Riverside County service area.

Finances water and sewer system improvements and the development's proportionate share of EMWD's water, sewer and sewer-treatment facilities. Serves the Conestoga residential development in EMWD's western Riverside County service area.

Finances water and sewer system improvements and the development's proportionate share of EMWD's water, sewer and sewer-treatment facilities. Serves the La Ventana residential development (Improvement Areas A and B) in EMWD's western Riverside County service area.

Finances water and sewer system improvements and the development's proportionate share of EMWD's water, sewer and sewer-treatment facilities. Serves the Aspen Hills residential development in EMWD's western Riverside County service area.

Finances water and sewer system improvements and the development's proportionate share of EMWD's water, sewer and sewer-treatment facilities. Serves the Eagle Crest residential development in EMWD's western Riverside County service area.

Finances water and sewer improvements within the development area (reimbursing past EMWD-related water/sewer costs and the development's share of EMWD facilities). Serves the Willow Springs residential development in EMWD's western Riverside County service area.

EMWD Community Facilities District No. 2018-82 finances water, sewer and related public infrastructure improvements serving the Aspen Pointe residential development in EMWD's service area (Riverside County).

EMWD Community Facilities District No. 2019-83 finances water, sewer and related public infrastructure improvements serving the Winchester Ridge development in EMWD's service area (Riverside County).

EMWD Community Facilities District No. 2019-86 finances water, sewer and related public infrastructure improvements serving the Tierra del Sol development in EMWD's service area (Riverside County).

EMWD Community Facilities District No. 2020-88 finances EMWD water and sewer infrastructure serving the planned Reserve development in French Valley (Riverside County); the district's bonds reimburse infrastructure costs within the development.

EMWD Community Facilities District No. 2020-90 finances water, sewer and related public infrastructure improvements serving the Eagle Vista / MV Ranch development in EMWD's service area (Riverside County).

EMWD Community Facilities District No. 2021-91 finances water, sewer and related public infrastructure improvements serving the Prairie Crossings development in EMWD's service area (Riverside County).

EMWD Community Facilities District No. 2022-95 finances water, sewer and related public infrastructure improvements serving the Nuevo Meadows development in EMWD's service area (Riverside County).

EVMWD Community Facilities District No. 2002-1 is a special-tax district (held under the EVMWD Financing Authority) that finances water and sewer system and related public infrastructure within the Elsinore Valley/Lake Elsinore area of Riverside County.

EVMWD Community Facilities District No. 2003-1 is a special-tax district (held under the EVMWD Financing Authority) that finances water and sewer system and related public infrastructure within the Elsinore Valley/Lake Elsinore area of Riverside County.

EVMWD Community Facilities District No. 2003-2 is a special-tax district (held under the EVMWD Financing Authority) that finances water and sewer system and related public infrastructure within the Elsinore Valley/Lake Elsinore area of Riverside County.

EVMWD Community Facilities District No. 2004-1 is a special-tax district that finances water and sewer system and related public infrastructure within the Elsinore Valley/Lake Elsinore area of Riverside County.

EVMWD Community Facilities District No. 2020-1 is a special-tax district that finances water and sewer system and related public infrastructure within EVMWD's Elsinore Valley/Lake Elsinore service area (Riverside County).

EVMWD Community Facilities District No. 98-2 is a special-tax district that finances water and sewer system and related public infrastructure within the Elsinore Valley/Lake Elsinore area of Riverside County.

EVMWD Community Facilities District No. 99-1 is a special-tax district that finances water and sewer system and related public infrastructure within the Elsinore Valley/Lake Elsinore area of Riverside County.

City of Hemet Community Facilities District No. 1999-1 (Heartland) is a special-tax district funding municipal public-safety services for the Heartland development area of Hemet; the City annually levies a special tax to support these services.

A Community Facilities District of the Hemet Unified School District (Riverside County) that levies special taxes and issued limited-tax obligation bonds to finance public school facilities serving new residential development within the district.

A Community Facilities District of the Hemet Unified School District (Riverside County) that levies special taxes and issued limited-tax obligation bonds to finance public school facilities serving new residential development within the district.

A Community Facilities District of the Hemet Unified School District (Riverside County) that levies special taxes and issued limited-tax obligation bonds to finance public school facilities serving new residential development within the district.

A Community Facilities District of the Hemet Unified School District (Riverside County) that levies special taxes and issued limited-tax obligation bonds to finance public school facilities serving new residential development within the district.

A Community Facilities District of the Hemet Unified School District (Riverside County) that levies special taxes and issued limited-tax obligation bonds to finance public school facilities serving new residential development within the district.

A Community Facilities District of the Hemet Unified School District (Riverside County) that levies special taxes and issued limited-tax obligation bonds to finance public school facilities serving new residential development within the district.

K-12 School District CFD in Riverside County, formed 2018. 2 bond issues: $8.0M original, $8.0M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Active, last filed 2025.

K-12 School District CFD in Riverside County, formed 2020. 1 bond issue: $3.1M original, $3.1M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds k-12 school facility. Active, last filed 2025.

K-12 School District CFD in Riverside County, formed 2020. 1 bond issue: $3.4M original, $3.4M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds other capital improvements, public works. Active, last filed 2025.

K-12 School District CFD in Riverside County, formed 2021. 2 bond issues: $11.3M original, $11.2M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Active, last filed 2025.

K-12 School District CFD in Riverside County, formed 2021. 2 bond issues: $12.2M original, $12.2M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds k-12 school facility. Active, last filed 2025.

K-12 School District CFD in Riverside County, formed 2021. 1 bond issue: $10.3M original, $10.3M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Active, last filed 2025.

K-12 School District CFD in Riverside County, formed 2021. 2 bond issues: $12.0M original, $11.8M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Active, last filed 2025.

K-12 School District CFD in Riverside County, formed 2022. 1 bond issue: $7.2M original, $7.2M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Active, last filed 2025.

City of Indio CFD No. 2004-3 (Terra Lago) finances public improvements and city development fees -- street improvements, sewer, water-system fees, landscaping, and fire fees -- for the Terra Lago master-planned residential community in the northern part of Indio. The district has two improvement areas (Area 1 and Area 2).

City of Indio Mello-Roos CFD financing public infrastructure improvements for the Talavera residential development (Improvement Areas Nos. 1 and 2) in north Indio (Shadow Hills area), Riverside County.

City Government CFD in Riverside County, formed 2006. 2 bond issues: $18.7M original, $5.5M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Active, last filed 2025.

JCSD's original community facilities district, financing water, sewer, flood control and street improvements to enable development of an initial 1,900-acre area (expanded to 3,000 acres in 1992) in the Jurupa/Eastvale area of Riverside County.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD financing public infrastructure (water, sewer, streets, parks/streetlights) for residential development within JCSD's service area in Jurupa Valley/Eastvale, Riverside County; specific tract not verified.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD financing public infrastructure (water, sewer, streets, parks/streetlights) for residential development within JCSD's service area in Jurupa Valley/Eastvale, Riverside County; specific tract not verified.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD financing public infrastructure (water, sewer, streets, parks/streetlights) for residential development within JCSD's service area in Jurupa Valley/Eastvale, Riverside County; specific tract not verified.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD financing public infrastructure (water, sewer, streets, parks/streetlights) for residential development within JCSD's service area in Jurupa Valley/Eastvale, Riverside County; specific tract not verified.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD financing public infrastructure (water, sewer, streets, parks/streetlights) for residential development within JCSD's service area in Jurupa Valley/Eastvale, Riverside County; specific tract not verified.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD financing public infrastructure (water, sewer, streets, parks/streetlights) for residential development within JCSD's service area in Jurupa Valley/Eastvale, Riverside County; specific tract not verified.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD financing public infrastructure (water, sewer, streets, parks/streetlights) for residential development within JCSD's service area in Jurupa Valley/Eastvale, Riverside County; specific tract not verified.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD financing public infrastructure (water, sewer, streets, parks/streetlights) for residential development within JCSD's service area in Jurupa Valley/Eastvale, Riverside County; specific tract not verified.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD financing public infrastructure (water, sewer, streets, parks/streetlights) for residential development within JCSD's service area in Jurupa Valley/Eastvale, Riverside County; specific tract not verified.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD financing public infrastructure (water, sewer, streets, parks/streetlights) for residential development within JCSD's service area in Jurupa Valley/Eastvale, Riverside County; specific tract not verified.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD financing public infrastructure (water, sewer, streets, parks/streetlights) for residential development within JCSD's service area in Jurupa Valley/Eastvale, Riverside County; specific tract not verified.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD financing public infrastructure (water, sewer, streets, parks/streetlights) for residential development within JCSD's service area in Jurupa Valley/Eastvale, Riverside County; specific tract not verified.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD in the Jurupa Valley/Eastvale area of Riverside County that finances public infrastructure for new residential development. Per JCSD, its CFDs fund facilities such as water and sewer systems, flood control, street improvements, and parkland acquisition/improvement (and ongoing park maintenance).

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD serving new residential development in the Jurupa Valley/Eastvale area of Riverside County. JCSD CFDs finance infrastructure such as water and sewer connections, flood control, street improvements, and parkland acquisition/improvement; CFD No. 24 was among the districts JCSD refinanced in its Series B special tax bond refunding.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD in the Jurupa Valley/Eastvale area of Riverside County financing public infrastructure for new residential development. Per JCSD, its CFDs fund facilities such as water and sewer systems, flood control, street improvements, and parkland acquisition/improvement.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD in the Jurupa Valley/Eastvale area of Riverside County financing public infrastructure for new residential development. Per JCSD, its CFDs fund facilities such as water and sewer systems, flood control, street improvements, and parkland acquisition/improvement.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD in the Jurupa Valley/Eastvale area of Riverside County financing public infrastructure for new residential development. Per JCSD, its CFDs fund facilities such as water and sewer systems, flood control, street improvements, and parkland acquisition/improvement.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD in the Jurupa Valley/Eastvale area of Riverside County financing public infrastructure for new residential development. Per JCSD, its CFDs fund facilities such as water and sewer systems, flood control, street improvements, and parkland acquisition/improvement.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD serving new residential development in the Jurupa Valley/Eastvale area of Riverside County. JCSD CFDs finance infrastructure such as water and sewer connections, flood control, street improvements, and parkland acquisition/improvement; CFD No. 29 was among the districts JCSD refinanced in its Series B special tax bond refunding.

An early Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD in the Jurupa Valley/Eastvale area of Riverside County financing public infrastructure for new residential development, including water and sewer systems, flood control, street improvements, and parkland. CFD No. 3 was among the districts JCSD refinanced in its Series B special tax bond refunding.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD in the Jurupa Valley/Eastvale area of Riverside County financing public infrastructure for new residential development. Per JCSD, its CFDs fund facilities such as water and sewer systems, flood control, street improvements, and parkland acquisition/improvement.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD in the Jurupa Valley/Eastvale area of Riverside County financing public infrastructure for new residential development. Per JCSD, its CFDs fund facilities such as water and sewer systems, flood control, street improvements, and parkland acquisition/improvement.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD in the Jurupa Valley/Eastvale area of Riverside County financing public infrastructure for new residential development. Per JCSD, its CFDs fund facilities such as water and sewer systems, flood control, street improvements, and parkland acquisition/improvement.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD in the Jurupa Valley/Eastvale area of Riverside County financing public infrastructure for new residential development. Per JCSD, its CFDs fund facilities such as water and sewer systems, flood control, street improvements, and parkland acquisition/improvement.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD in the Jurupa Valley/Eastvale area of Riverside County financing public infrastructure for new residential development, including water and sewer systems, flood control, street improvements, and parkland. CFD No. 34 was among the districts JCSD refinanced in a 2023 special tax bond refunding that lowered homeowners' special tax levy.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD in the Jurupa Valley/Eastvale area of Riverside County financing public infrastructure for new residential development. Per JCSD, its CFDs fund facilities such as water and sewer systems, flood control, street improvements, and parkland acquisition/improvement.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD in the Jurupa Valley/Eastvale area of Riverside County financing public infrastructure for new residential development. Per JCSD, its CFDs fund facilities such as water and sewer systems, flood control, street improvements, and parkland acquisition/improvement.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD in the Eastvale area of Riverside County that finances public improvements (water and sewer facilities, parks/parkland and park improvements, streets and streetlights) serving new residential development in Eastvale. Listed as 'Eastvale Area' with 2016A special tax bonds in JCSD's audited financial report.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD in the Eastvale area of Riverside County financing public improvements (water and sewer facilities, parks and park improvements, streets/streetlights) for new residential development in Eastvale. Confirmed as 'Eastvale Area' in JCSD's audited financial report (CFD No. 38 (Eastvale Area) per the CDIAC bond title).

Improvement Area No. 1 of Jurupa Community Services District CFD No. 38, a Mello-Roos district in the Eastvale area of Riverside County financing public improvements (water and sewer facilities, parks, streets/streetlights) for new residential development in Eastvale. JCSD ACFR lists CFD No. 38 with 2014A special tax bonds (Improvement Area No. 1).

Improvement Area No. 2 of Jurupa Community Services District CFD No. 38, a Mello-Roos district in the Eastvale area of Riverside County financing public improvements (water and sewer facilities, parks, streets/streetlights) for new residential development in Eastvale.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD in the Eastvale area of Riverside County financing public improvements (water and sewer facilities, parks and park improvements, streets/streetlights) for new residential development in Eastvale. Listed as 'Eastvale Area' with 2015A special tax bonds in JCSD's audited financial report.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD in the Eastvale area of Riverside County financing public improvements (water and sewer facilities, parks, streets/streetlights) for new residential development in Eastvale. Listed as 'Eastvale Area' in JCSD's audited financial report.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD in the Eastvale area of Riverside County financing public improvements (water and sewer facilities, parks, streets/streetlights) for new residential development in Eastvale. Listed as 'Eastvale Area' with 2014A special tax bonds in JCSD's audited financial report.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD in the Eastvale area of Riverside County financing public improvements (water and sewer facilities, parks, streets/streetlights) for new residential development in Eastvale. Listed as 'Eastvale Area' with 2016A special tax bonds in JCSD's audited financial report.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD in the Eastvale area of Riverside County financing public improvements (water and sewer facilities, parks, streets/streetlights) for new residential development in Eastvale; issued Series 2020 special tax bonds (CUSIP 48210CAE8).

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD in the Eastvale area of Riverside County financing public improvements (water and sewer facilities, parks, streets/streetlights) for new residential development in Eastvale; part of JCSD's sequential Eastvale-area CFD program (Series 2018A special tax bonds).

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD in the Eastvale area of Riverside County financing public improvements (water and sewer facilities, parks, streets/streetlights) for new residential development in Eastvale. Listed as 'Eastvale Area' with 2017A special tax bonds in JCSD's audited financial report.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD in the Eastvale area of Riverside County financing public improvements (water and sewer facilities, parks, streets/streetlights) for new residential development in Eastvale. Listed as 'Eastvale Area' with 2018A special tax bonds in JCSD's audited financial report.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD in the Eastvale area of Riverside County financing public improvements (water and sewer facilities, parks, streets/streetlights) for new residential development in Eastvale. Listed as 'Eastvale Area' in JCSD's audited financial report.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD in the Eastvale area of Riverside County financing public improvements (water and sewer facilities, parks, streets/streetlights) for new residential development in Eastvale. Listed as 'Eastvale Area' with 2017A special tax bonds in JCSD's audited financial report.

A Jurupa Community Services District Mello-Roos CFD in the Eastvale area of Riverside County financing public improvements (water and sewer facilities, parks, streets/streetlights) for new residential development in Eastvale; part of JCSD's sequential Eastvale-area CFD program (Series 2021A special tax bonds).

Mello-Roos CFD of the Jurupa Community Services District that finances water system and sewer system facilities (capacity in existing facilities and new construction). It serves the 'Jurupa Valley' area within the District in Riverside County.

Mello-Roos CFD of the Jurupa Community Services District financing public water and sewer system facilities (and JCSD parkland improvements). It serves the 'Eastvale Area' within the District in Riverside County.

Mello-Roos CFD of the Jurupa Community Services District financing public water and sewer system facilities (and JCSD parkland improvements). It serves the 'Eastvale Area' within the District in Riverside County.

Mello-Roos CFD of the Jurupa Community Services District that finances water system and sewer system facilities. It serves the 'Paradise Knolls' development within the District in Riverside County.

Mello-Roos CFD of the Jurupa Community Services District financing public water and sewer system facilities (and JCSD parkland), organized with two improvement areas (No. 1 and No. 2). It serves the 'Eastvale Area' within the District in Riverside County.

Mello-Roos CFD of the Jurupa Community Services District financing public water and sewer system facilities (and JCSD parkland improvements). It serves the 'Eastvale Area' within the District in Riverside County.

K-12 School District CFD in Riverside County, formed ~1990 (est.). 3 bond issues: $13.1M original, $6.6M outstanding (latest filing 2017). Funds k-12 school facility. Active, last filed 2017.

Jurupa USD Mello-Roos CFD that finances K-12 school facilities (school sites, preschool and school facilities) to mitigate the impact of new residential development. It is located along the north side of Limonite Avenue west of Wineville Avenue and east of Interstate 15 in the City of Jurupa Valley, Riverside County.

K-12 School District CFD in Riverside County, formed ~2016 (est.). 3 bond issues: $27.4M original, $25.4M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds k-12 school facility. Active, last filed 2025.

Jurupa USD Mello-Roos CFD that finances K-12 school facilities to mitigate the impact of new residential development. It is located south of State Route 60 on Mission Boulevard at Caleb Street in the City of Jurupa Valley, Riverside County.

Jurupa USD Mello-Roos CFD that finances K-12 school facilities to mitigate the impact of new residential development. It is located along the north side of Highway 60 at Soto Avenue, just east of the Jurupa Mountains Discovery Center and bounded by Granite Hill Drive, in the north-central area of the City of Jurupa Valley, Riverside County.

Jurupa USD Mello-Roos CFD (about 174.81 acres) that finances K-12 school facilities to mitigate the impact of new residential development. It is located along the north side of Highway 60 generally east of Sierra Avenue, bounded by Karen Lane and Canal Street, in the northeastern area of the City of Jurupa Valley, Riverside County.

Jurupa USD Mello-Roos CFD that finances K-12 school facilities to mitigate the impact of new residential development. It is located along the west side of Wineville Avenue between Limonite Avenue and Bellegrave Avenue, in the southwestern portion of the City of Jurupa Valley, Riverside County.

Jurupa USD Mello-Roos CFD that finances K-12 school facilities (formed under a School Facilities Mitigation Agreement with APV Investments PA 16, LLC and Lennar) to mitigate the impact of new residential development. It is located along the west side of Wineville Avenue, north of Limonite Avenue and south of Bellegrave Avenue, about 1/4 mile east of Interstate 15 in the City of Jurupa Valley, Riverside County.

Jurupa USD Mello-Roos CFD that finances K-12 school facilities to mitigate the impact of new residential development. It is located generally east of Wineville Avenue, south of Cantu-Galleano Ranch Road and north of Bellegrave Avenue in the City of Jurupa Valley, Riverside County.

A Mello-Roos community facilities district of the Jurupa Unified School District (Riverside County) that financed school and related public capital improvements ('Multiple Capital Improvements, Public Works') with its 1993 Series A special tax bonds.

A Jurupa USD Mello-Roos district that finances school facilities under School Facilities Mitigation Agreements with developers Pedley Mission LLC and 28808 LLC. It covers two non-contiguous areas (~124.7 acres) in Riverside County: west of Pedley Road south of Mission Boulevard, and south of Galena Street between Bain and Rutile Streets.

A Mello-Roos community facilities district (Zone 2) of the Jurupa Unified School District in Riverside County that finances K-12 school facilities, with special tax bonds (original 2005, refunded 2017).

A Jurupa USD Mello-Roos district that finances K-12 school facilities, located in the City of Jurupa Valley (Riverside County) north of State Route 60, east of Pyrite Street and Granite Hill Drive, with an annexed area near Stone Avenue south of SR-60.

A Jurupa USD Mello-Roos district that finances school facilities (and certain Jurupa Area Recreation and Park District park improvements) for a residential development by Loring Ranch 31503 LP / D.R. Horton, located along the north side of Loring Ranch Road south of Mission Rock Way in the City of Jurupa Valley, Riverside County.

A Jurupa USD Mello-Roos district that finances school facilities (and certain JARPD park improvements) for a William Lyon Homes residential development, located at the northeast corner of Wineville Avenue and Bellegrave Avenue (south of Cantu-Galleano Ranch Road) in the City of Jurupa Valley, Riverside County.

A Jurupa USD Mello-Roos district that finances school facilities plus flood control/storm drainage (Riverside County Flood Control District) and system-wide water and sewer improvements (Jurupa Community Services District) for a Lennar Homes development, located along the north side of Bellegrave Avenue at Avenidas Del Ranchos in the City of Jurupa Valley, Riverside County.

A City of Lake Elsinore Mello-Roos district that finances public facilities/infrastructure ('Multiple Capital Improvements, Public Works') for the Rosetta Hills residential development (Tracts 30698 and 32129) in Lake Elsinore, Riverside County.

A City of Lake Elsinore Mello-Roos district (organized into improvement areas) financing public infrastructure for Canyon Hills, a planned residential community of roughly 2,050 gross acres in the southeast portion of the City (south of Canyon Lake), Riverside County.

A City of Lake Elsinore Mello-Roos district financing public facilities/infrastructure ('Multiple Capital Improvements, Public Works') for the Rosetta Canyon development (Improvement Area No. 1) in Lake Elsinore, Riverside County.

A City of Lake Elsinore Mello-Roos district financing public facilities/infrastructure ('Multiple Capital Improvements, Public Works') for the Serenity residential development in Lake Elsinore, Riverside County.

A City of Lake Elsinore Mello-Roos district financing public facilities/infrastructure ('Multiple Capital Improvements, Public Works') for the Alberhill Ranch development (Improvement Area A) in Lake Elsinore, Riverside County.

A City of Lake Elsinore Mello-Roos district associated with the Villages at Wasson Canyon residential community in the Rosetta Hills area (southeast of Highway 74, northeast of I-15) in Lake Elsinore, Riverside County; it finances public capital improvements (with a parallel services district paying for maintenance of parks, open space and storm drains).

A City of Lake Elsinore Mello-Roos district financing public facilities/infrastructure ('Multiple Capital Improvements, Public Works') for the City Center Townhomes development in Lake Elsinore, Riverside County.

A City of Lake Elsinore Mello-Roos district financing public infrastructure and capital fees for the Summerly master-planned residential development (expected ~1,482 homes), located off Diamond Drive near the I-15 freeway and adjacent to Lake Elsinore Diamond Stadium, in Lake Elsinore, Riverside County.

City of Lake Elsinore CFD No. 2006-2 (Viscaya) finances multiple capital improvements / public works for the Viscaya residential development in Lake Elsinore (Riverside County).

City of Lake Elsinore CFD No. 2006-6 (Tessera) finances public improvements for the City plus water and sewer facilities of the Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District for a ~9-acre, 90-unit single-family development by Century Communities at the NE corner of Channing Way and Avenue 6, near I-15.

City of Lake Elsinore CFD No. 2006-8 finances road improvements, City improvements/fees, Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District water facilities/fees, and Lake Elsinore Unified School District fees for a ~34-acre residential development in the northwestern part of the City (west of Lake Street, north of Mountain Street); a companion services CFD funds maintenance.

City of Lake Elsinore CFD No. 2007-4 finances road improvements, City improvements/fees, Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District water facilities/fees, and Lake Elsinore Unified School District fees for a ~23-acre residential development near Machado Street/Broadway Avenue; a companion services CFD funds operation and maintenance of parks, open space, and storm drains.

City of Lake Elsinore CFD No. 2007-5 (Red Kite) finances City fees and Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District fees, plus ongoing maintenance of public parks, for a ~10-acre residential development in the western part of the City (west of Riverside Drive, east of Grand Avenue, south of Machado Street).

City of Lake Elsinore CFD No. 2015-5 (Trieste) funds construction/acquisition of real property improvements (facilities) plus services for a 75-unit single-family development on ~13 acres in Tract 36624 at Highway 74 and Rosetta Canyon Drive, north of Ardenwood Way.

City of Lake Elsinore CFD No. 2016-2 (Canyon Hills Improvement Area B) finances multiple capital improvements / public works for the Canyon Hills master-planned community in Lake Elsinore (Riverside County).

City of Lake Elsinore CFD No. 2019-1 (Westlake) finances public facilities/improvements owned by the City plus water and sewer facilities of the Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District for a ~19-acre, 163-unit detached-condominium development (Tract 33267) north of the Riverside Drive/Grand Avenue intersection.

City of Lake Elsinore CFD No. 2019-2 (Nichols Ranch) finances City facilities (drainage, library, park, roadway, traffic, administration, community center, marina, and animal shelter) plus Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District water and sewer capacity/facilities for a ~58-acre, 168-unit detached residential development (Tract 37305) east of I-15, bordered by Nichols Road.

City of Lake Elsinore CFD No. 88-3 (West Lake Elsinore) finances major public improvements including street improvements along Grand Avenue, Lincoln Avenue, and Le Gay Street, storm drain, sanitary sewer and water system improvements, and improvements for McVicker Canyon Park and the Lincoln Street Fire Station, serving a 610+ acre area northwest of Highway 74 and south of I-15.

City Government CFD in Riverside County, formed 1990. 1 bond issue: $4.2M original, $4.2M outstanding (latest filing 2004). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Closed, last filed 2004.

City of Lake Elsinore CFD No. 95-1 (City Center) finances multiple capital improvements / public works for the Lake Elsinore City Center commercial/retail area (Riverside County).

City of Lake Elsinore CFD No. 98-1 (Summerhill) finances grading, street improvements, domestic water, sanitary sewer, and parks and recreation facilities serving development northeast of the Railroad Canyon Road / I-15 interchange (accessed via Summerhill Drive); the district was formerly designated CFD No. 91-2.

Redevelopment Agency of the City of Lake Elsinore CFD No. 90-2 finances grading, street improvements (curb, gutter, sidewalk, street lights, storm drain, utilities), domestic water (reservoirs, booster/pressure stations, distribution mains), and sanitary sewer (gravity sewer, lift stations, force mains) within the Rancho Laguna Redevelopment Project Area No. II at the northeastern limits of the City (near Summerhill Drive and Greenwald Street).

Lake Elsinore Unified School District CFD No. 2000-1 finances K-12 public school facilities for the District, whose boundaries span Lake Elsinore, Canyon Lake, Wildomar and unincorporated areas (e.g., Lakeland Village, Horsethief Canyon) in Riverside County.

A Lake Elsinore Unified School District Mello-Roos community facilities district that levies special taxes and issued special-tax bonds to finance school facilities serving new residential development within the district. The specific subdivision/area served could not be verified from an accessible primary source.

A Lake Elsinore Unified School District Mello-Roos community facilities district that levies special taxes and issued special-tax bonds to finance school facilities serving new residential development within the district. The specific subdivision/area served could not be verified from an accessible primary source.

A Lake Elsinore Unified School District Mello-Roos community facilities district that levies special taxes and issued special-tax bonds to finance school facilities serving new residential development within the district. The specific subdivision/area served could not be verified from an accessible primary source.

A Lake Elsinore Unified School District Mello-Roos community facilities district that levies special taxes and issued special-tax bonds to finance school facilities serving new residential development within the district. The specific subdivision/area served could not be verified from an accessible primary source.

A Lake Elsinore Unified School District Mello-Roos community facilities district that levies special taxes and issued special-tax bonds to finance school facilities serving new residential development within the district. The specific subdivision/area served could not be verified from an accessible primary source.

A Lake Elsinore Unified School District Mello-Roos community facilities district formed to finance school facilities serving new residential development within the district. The specific subdivision/area served could not be verified from an accessible primary source.

A Lake Elsinore Unified School District Mello-Roos community facilities district that levies special taxes and issued special-tax bonds to finance school facilities serving new residential development within the district. The specific subdivision/area served could not be verified from an accessible primary source.

A Lake Elsinore Unified School District Mello-Roos community facilities district that levies special taxes and issued special-tax bonds (CUSIP 509640LN6) to finance school facilities serving new residential development within the district. The specific subdivision/area served could not be verified from an accessible primary source.

A Lake Elsinore Unified School District Mello-Roos community facilities district that levies special taxes and issued special-tax bonds to finance school facilities serving new residential development within the district. The specific subdivision/area served could not be verified from an accessible primary source.

A Lake Elsinore Unified School District Mello-Roos community facilities district that levies special taxes and issued special-tax bonds to finance school facilities serving new residential development within the district. The specific subdivision/area served could not be verified from an accessible primary source.

A Lake Elsinore Unified School District Mello-Roos community facilities district that levies special taxes and issued special-tax bonds to finance school facilities serving new residential development within the district. The specific subdivision/area served could not be verified from an accessible primary source.

A Lake Elsinore Unified School District Mello-Roos community facilities district that levies special taxes and issued special-tax bonds to finance school facilities serving new residential development within the district. The specific subdivision/area served could not be verified from an accessible primary source. (Note: distinct from the separate City of Lake Elsinore CFD 2005-5.)

A Lake Elsinore Unified School District Mello-Roos community facilities district that levies special taxes and issued special-tax bonds to finance school facilities serving new residential development within the district. The specific subdivision/area served could not be verified from an accessible primary source.

A Lake Elsinore Unified School District Mello-Roos community facilities district that levies special taxes and issued special-tax bonds to finance school facilities serving new residential development within the district. The specific subdivision/area served could not be verified from an accessible primary source.

A Lake Elsinore Unified School District Mello-Roos community facilities district that levies special taxes and issued special-tax bonds to finance school facilities serving new residential development within the district. The specific subdivision/area served could not be verified from an accessible primary source.

A Lake Elsinore Unified School District Mello-Roos CFD (Improvement Areas A and B) that finances public K-12 school facilities together with water and wastewater facilities serving new residential development in the Lake Elsinore area of Riverside County.

A Lake Elsinore Unified School District Mello-Roos CFD that finances public K-12 school facilities to mitigate the impact of new residential development within the district in Riverside County.

A Lake Elsinore Unified School District Mello-Roos CFD that finances public K-12 school facilities for the Brookview Terrace residential development in the Lake Elsinore area of Riverside County.

A Lake Elsinore Unified School District Mello-Roos CFD that finances public K-12 school facilities together with water facilities serving new residential development within the district in Riverside County.

A Lake Elsinore Unified School District Mello-Roos CFD that finances public K-12 school facilities serving the residential subdivisions in Tract Nos. 25122 and 32078 in the Lake Elsinore area of Riverside County.

A Lake Elsinore Unified School District Mello-Roos CFD that finances public K-12 school facilities to mitigate the impact of new residential development within the district in Riverside County.

A Lake Elsinore Unified School District Mello-Roos CFD (Improvement Area A) that finances public K-12 school facilities serving new residential development within the district in Riverside County.

A Lake Elsinore Unified School District Mello-Roos CFD that finances public K-12 school facilities to mitigate the impact of new residential development within the district in Riverside County.

An early Lake Elsinore Unified School District Mello-Roos CFD that finances public K-12 school facilities to mitigate the impact of residential development within the district in Riverside County.

A Lake Elsinore Unified School District Mello-Roos CFD covering the Windsong Valley neighborhood in Wildomar (597 properties); its special taxes funded construction and modernization at Donald Graham Elementary, David Brown Middle, and Elsinore High School plus related recreational and transportation facilities. The tax matured and was paid off in fiscal year 2019-20.

An early Lake Elsinore Unified School District Mello-Roos CFD that finances public K-12 school facilities to mitigate the impact of residential development within the district in Riverside County.

A Lake Elsinore Unified School District Mello-Roos CFD that finances public K-12 school facilities to mitigate the impact of residential development within the district in Riverside County.

A Lee Lake Water District Mello-Roos CFD that financed construction of water and sewer infrastructure for the Sycamore Creek master-planned community in the Temescal Valley area of Riverside County.

A Lee Lake Water District Mello-Roos CFD that financed construction of water and sewer infrastructure for the Montecito Ranch community in the Temescal Valley area of Riverside County.

A Lee Lake Water District Mello-Roos CFD that financed construction of water and sewer infrastructure for The Retreat community in the Temescal Valley area of Riverside County.

City of Menifee CFD No 2019-1 (Meadow Run) funds municipal services such as street lighting, road and landscape maintenance, street sweeping, and citywide maintenance of parks, trails and graffiti removal for the Meadow Run development.

City of Menifee CFD No 2020-1 (McCall Mesa) funds municipal services including street lighting, road and landscape maintenance, street sweeping, and citywide maintenance of parks, trails and graffiti removal for the McCall Mesa development.

City of Menifee CFD No 2020-2 (Del Oro) funds municipal services such as street lighting, road and landscape maintenance, street sweeping, and citywide maintenance of parks, trails and graffiti removal for the Del Oro development.

City of Menifee CFD No 2021-1 (Banner Park) funds municipal services including street lighting, road and landscape maintenance, street sweeping, and citywide maintenance of parks, trails and graffiti removal for the Banner Park development.

City of Menifee CFD No 2021-2 (Sumac Ridge) funds municipal services such as street lighting, road and landscape maintenance, street sweeping, and citywide maintenance of parks, trails and graffiti removal for the Sumac Ridge development.

City of Menifee CFD No 2022-1 (Quartz Ranch) funds municipal services including street lighting, road and landscape maintenance, street sweeping, and citywide maintenance of parks, trails and graffiti removal for the Quartz Ranch development.

City of Menifee CFD No 2023-1 (Rockport Ranch) funds municipal services such as street lighting, road and landscape maintenance, street sweeping, and citywide maintenance of parks, trails and graffiti removal for the Rockport Ranch development.

City of Menifee CFD No 2023-2 (Cimarron Ridge) funds municipal services including street lighting, road and landscape maintenance, street sweeping, and citywide maintenance of parks, trails and graffiti removal for the Cimarron Ridge development.

Menifee Union School District uses Community Facilities Districts as a tool to build the school facilities needed for the community; these CFDs (in Menifee, Riverside County) finance construction and acquisition of K-8 school facilities serving new residential development.

Menifee Union School District CFD No 2002-1 finances the construction and acquisition of K-8 school facilities for the Menifee Union School District in Riverside County, serving new residential development within the district.

Menifee Union School District CFD No 2002-2 finances the construction and acquisition of K-8 school facilities for the Menifee Union School District in Riverside County, serving new residential development within the district.

Menifee Union School District CFD No 2002-3 finances the construction and acquisition of K-8 school facilities for the Menifee Union School District in Riverside County, serving new residential development within the district.

Menifee Union School District CFD No 2002-4 finances the construction and acquisition of K-8 school facilities for the Menifee Union School District in Riverside County, serving new residential development within the district.

Menifee Union School District CFD No 2002-5 finances the construction and acquisition of K-8 school facilities for the Menifee Union School District in Riverside County, serving new residential development within the district.

Menifee Union School District CFD No 2003-1 finances the construction and acquisition of K-8 school facilities for the Menifee Union School District in Riverside County, serving new residential development within the district.

A Mello-Roos community facilities district of the Menifee Union School District that levies a special tax to finance public school facilities serving residential development in Menifee (its Improvement Area B covers 'The Lakes'/Heritage Lake area). Bond proceeds fund school facilities projects within the district.

A Menifee Union School District Mello-Roos community facilities district whose special tax finances the acquisition and construction of public school facilities for new residential development in Menifee (Riverside County).

A Menifee Union School District Mello-Roos CFD that levies a special tax to fund public school facilities; the district's CDIAC filings identify the development as a Lennar Homes of California residential project in Menifee, Riverside County.

A Menifee Union School District Mello-Roos CFD whose special tax finances public school facilities (and related water/sewer facilities) for a Meritage Homes residential development in Menifee, Riverside County.

A Menifee Union School District Mello-Roos CFD (Zone 1 & 2) that levies a special tax to fund public school facilities for the Menifee 95 and Menifee Wynd residential developments in Menifee, Riverside County.

A Menifee Union School District Mello-Roos CFD whose special tax finances public school facilities (and related water, sewer and park facilities) for the Shadow Ridge II residential development in Menifee, Riverside County.

A Menifee Union School District Mello-Roos CFD whose special tax finances public school facilities (and related water, sewer and park facilities) for a Beazer Homes residential development in Menifee, Riverside County.

A Menifee Union School District Mello-Roos CFD that levies a special tax to fund the acquisition and construction of public school facilities for new residential development in Menifee, Riverside County.

A Menifee Union School District Mello-Roos CFD whose special tax finances public school facilities for new residential development in Menifee, Riverside County.

A Menifee Union School District Mello-Roos CFD that levies a special tax to fund the acquisition and construction of public school facilities for new residential development in Menifee, Riverside County.

A Menifee Union School District Mello-Roos CFD whose special tax finances public school facilities together with Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD) water/sewer facilities for residential development in Menifee, Riverside County.

A Menifee Union School District Mello-Roos CFD whose special tax finances public school facilities for new residential development in Menifee, Riverside County.

A Menifee Union School District Mello-Roos CFD (Zone 1 & 2, Tracts 31347 and 30664) whose special tax finances public school facilities for residential development in Menifee, Riverside County.

A large multiple-improvement-area Menifee Union School District Mello-Roos CFD whose special tax finances public school facilities along with Eastern Municipal Water District and City of Menifee facilities for new master-planned residential development in Menifee, Riverside County.

A Menifee Union School District Mello-Roos CFD whose special tax finances public school facilities for a residential development on Tract 30433 (approximately 198 lots) in Menifee, Riverside County.

A Menifee Union School District Mello-Roos CFD that finances public school facilities (with joint Eastern Municipal Water District water/sewer improvements). Its bonds (CDIAC 2017-1636) fund facilities for residential development in Tract 30433 within Menifee, Riverside County.

A Menifee Union School District Mello-Roos CFD financing public school facilities together with Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD) and City of Menifee facilities for residential development in Menifee, Riverside County. Its 2019 Special Tax Bonds are CDIAC 2019-1768.

A Menifee Union School District Mello-Roos CFD (multiple Improvement Areas A and B) financing public school facilities and Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD) water/sewer facilities for residential development in Menifee, Riverside County. Bonds include CDIAC 2018-1220, 2020-1264, and 2022-1049.

A Menifee Union School District Mello-Roos CFD financing Menifee Union School District facilities together with Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD) water/sewer facilities for residential development in Menifee, Riverside County. Its 2018 Special Tax Bonds are CDIAC 2018-2582.

A Menifee Union School District Mello-Roos CFD (Improvement Areas A and B) financing public school facilities and Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD) water/sewer facilities for residential development in Menifee, Riverside County. Bonds include CDIAC 2022-0322 (IA B) and 2023-1505 (IA A).

A Menifee Union School District Mello-Roos CFD serving the Spencer's Crossing master-planned community in Menifee, Riverside County. It finances public school facilities together with Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD) water/sewer facilities; its 2019 Special Tax Bonds are CDIAC 2019-1840.

A Menifee Union School District Mello-Roos CFD financing public school facilities and Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD) water/sewer facilities for residential development in Menifee, Riverside County. Its 2021 Special Tax Bonds are CDIAC 2021-0289.

A Menifee Union School District Mello-Roos CFD financing public school facilities and Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD) water/sewer facilities for residential development in Menifee, Riverside County. Its 2021 Special Tax Bonds are CDIAC 2021-1905.

A Menifee Union School District Mello-Roos CFD that finances public school facilities for residential development within the district in Menifee, Riverside County (bonds CDIAC 2005-2071 and 2016-3166).

A large multi-improvement-area Menifee Union School District Mello-Roos CFD that finances public school facilities (and associated water/sewer/park improvements) across numerous residential subdivisions in Menifee, Riverside County, refinanced through the district's 2016 Special Tax Refunding Bonds.

City of Moreno Valley CFD No. 3 (Auto Mall) financed roadway improvements - grading, paving, sewers, sidewalks and landscaping - for the Moreno Valley Auto Mall commercial area. It was dissolved February 25, 2014 after its bonds were fully paid.

City of Moreno Valley CFD No. 5 (Stoneridge Towne Centre) finances the construction and acquisition of public facilities for the Stoneridge Towne Centre development at the northeast corner of Nason Street and Fir Avenue in Moreno Valley, Riverside County.

City of Moreno Valley CFD No. 7 (with Improvement Areas No. 1, 2 and 3) was formed to finance public facilities for development in Moreno Valley, Riverside County, including an industrial area operated as an Amazon.com fulfillment center; its Series 2016 bonds funded Improvement Area No. 1 facilities.

City of Moreno Valley Towngate CFD No. 87-1 was formed to finance acquisition of public facilities (originally street improvements and flood-control facilities) for the TownGate commercial development, which includes the Moreno Valley Mall and the Towngate Promenade/Square in Moreno Valley, Riverside County.

A Moreno Valley Unified School District Mello-Roos CFD that finances the construction of public school facilities for residential growth in Moreno Valley, Riverside County; it is one of the district's earliest CFDs, with refunding bonds issued in 2013 (CDIAC 2002-1727, 2012-1049, 2023-1080).

Finances school facilities owned by the Moreno Valley Unified School District plus water and sewer facilities of the Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD) under a joint agreement. Serves a residential development (Tracts 29504 and 29860 by Young Homes of California) on roughly 57 acres south of Highway 60, north of Fir Avenue, between Lasselle and Morrison Streets in the City of Moreno Valley.

Finances Moreno Valley Unified School District school facilities plus Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD) water and sewer facilities under a joint agreement. Serves a ~36.7-acre residential development by Western Pacific Housing, Inc. south of Dracaea Avenue, north of Cottonwood Avenue and west of Nason Street in the City of Moreno Valley.

Finances Moreno Valley Unified School District school facilities plus Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD) water and sewer facilities under a joint agreement. Serves a ~39-acre residential development by SWC Box Springs, LLC north of Tennyson Road, between Chaucer and Clark Streets in the City of Moreno Valley.

Finances Moreno Valley Unified School District school facilities plus Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD) water and sewer facilities under a joint agreement. Serves a ~50.8-acre residential development along the northeastern edge of the City of Moreno Valley, south of Cottonwood Avenue, east of Moreno Beach Drive and west of Quincy Street.

Finances Moreno Valley Unified School District school facilities plus Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD) water and sewer facilities under a joint agreement. Serves a ~40-acre residential development north of Dracaea Avenue, east of Shubert Street and south of Eucalyptus Avenue in the City of Moreno Valley.

Finances Moreno Valley Unified School District school facilities plus Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD) water and sewer facilities under a joint agreement. Serves residential tracts in the City of Moreno Valley, including land east of Pigeon Pass Road south of Sunnymead Ranch Parkway and Tract 31089 (~15.7 acres) near Kitching Street and Tangerine Road.

Finances Moreno Valley Unified School District school facilities plus Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD) water and sewer facilities under a joint agreement. Serves a ~64.5-acre residential development (Young Homes of California) along the northeastern area of the City of Moreno Valley, south of Dracaea Avenue and west of Redlands Boulevard.

Finances Moreno Valley Unified School District school facilities plus Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD) water and sewer facilities under a joint agreement. Serves a large (~255-acre) residential development by Western Pacific Housing, Inc. south of Cottonwood Avenue, north of Alessandro Boulevard, west of Moreno Beach Drive and east of Nason Street in the City of Moreno Valley.

Finances Moreno Valley Unified School District school facilities plus Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD) water and sewer facilities under a joint agreement. Serves a ~63.9-acre residential development (Tracts 27251 and 27251-1; Richland/RSI developer) south of Fir Avenue, east of Morrison Street, west of Nason Street and north of Eucalyptus Avenue in the City of Moreno Valley.

Finances Moreno Valley Unified School District school facilities plus Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD) water and sewer facilities under a joint agreement. Serves two non-contiguous residential areas (~30 acres; Cottonwood LLC and Tract 30924 LLC developers) south of State Highway 60 in the City of Moreno Valley.

Finances Moreno Valley Unified School District school facilities plus Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD) water and sewer facilities under a joint agreement. Serves a ~64.7-acre residential development south of State Highway 60, bounded by Lasselle Street (west), Eucalyptus Avenue (south) and Nason Street (east) in the City of Moreno Valley.

Finances Moreno Valley Unified School District school facilities plus Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD) water and sewer facilities under a joint agreement. Serves a residential development south of Highway 60, east of Nason Street near the intersection of Eucalyptus Avenue and Fir Avenue in the City of Moreno Valley.

Finances Moreno Valley Unified School District school facilities plus Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD) water and sewer facilities under a joint agreement. Serves two residential tracts (Tract 32505 and Tract 33437) south of Highway 60 in the City of Moreno Valley, near Bay Avenue/Morrison Street and Delphinium Avenue/Kitching Street.

Finances Moreno Valley Unified School District school facilities plus Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD) water and sewer facilities under a joint agreement. Serves a residential development (Tracts later built by KB Home of California) north of Cactus Avenue, south of Brodiaea Avenue and west of Wilmot Street in the City of Moreno Valley.

Finances Moreno Valley Unified School District school facilities plus Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD) water and sewer facilities under a joint agreement. Serves a residential development west of Nason Street, south of Fir Avenue and north of Eucalyptus Avenue in the City of Moreno Valley.

A Mello-Roos CFD of the Moreno Valley Unified School District (Riverside County) that levies special taxes on new residential development to finance school facilities (construction, expansion and equipping of K-12 schools) needed to serve the new homes within its boundaries.

A Mello-Roos CFD of the Moreno Valley Unified School District (Riverside County) that levies special taxes on new residential development to finance school facilities (construction, expansion and equipping of K-12 schools) needed to serve the new homes within its boundaries.

A Mello-Roos CFD of the Moreno Valley Unified School District (Riverside County) that levies special taxes on new residential development to finance school facilities (construction, expansion and equipping of K-12 schools) needed to serve the new homes within its boundaries.

A Mello-Roos CFD of the Moreno Valley Unified School District (Riverside County) that levies special taxes on new residential development to finance school facilities (construction, expansion and equipping of K-12 schools) needed to serve the new homes within its boundaries.

A Mello-Roos CFD of the Moreno Valley Unified School District (Riverside County) that levies special taxes on new residential development to finance school facilities (construction, expansion and equipping of K-12 schools) needed to serve the new homes within its boundaries.

A Mello-Roos CFD of the Moreno Valley Unified School District (Riverside County) that levies special taxes on new residential development to finance school facilities (construction, expansion and equipping of K-12 schools) needed to serve the new homes within its boundaries.

A Mello-Roos CFD of the Moreno Valley Unified School District (Riverside County) that levies special taxes on new residential development to finance school facilities (construction, expansion and equipping of K-12 schools) needed to serve the new homes within its boundaries.

The earliest Mello-Roos CFD of the Moreno Valley Unified School District (Riverside County), formed to finance the construction and acquisition of school facilities to serve new residential development in the district; bonds were issued in 1989 and refunded in 2002.

City of Murrieta CFD No. 2000-1 (Greer Ranch), a roughly 555-acre residential development in the north-central part of the City; its bonds financed storm drainage, sewer, potable water, roadway, dry-utility and public park improvements within the district.

City of Murrieta CFD No. 2000-2 (The Oaks), a residential development whose bonds financed storm drainage, sewer, potable water, roadway, dry-utility, public park and school facilities (and payment of certain special assessments) benefiting the district.

City of Murrieta CFD No. 2001-1 (Bluestone Communities / Murrieta Highlands), a master-planned residential development; its special-tax bonds financed public infrastructure improvements serving the homes within the district.

City of Murrieta CFD No. 2003-1 (Murrieta Springs), a commercial/mixed development whose special-tax bonds financed authorized public facilities (such as streets, drainage, water/sewer and related infrastructure) serving the district.

City of Murrieta CFD No. 2003-2 (Blackmore Ranch), a residential development; its bonds financed a broad range of public facilities including law-enforcement and fire facilities/equipment, streets, traffic signals, storm drainage, parks, a community center, library facilities, bridges/freeway-ramp improvements, school facilities, water and sewer facilities, and landscaping.

City of Murrieta CFD No. 2003-3 (Creekside Village), a residential development whose special-tax bonds (Improvement Area No. 1) financed authorized public infrastructure improvements serving the homes within the district.

City of Murrieta CFD No. 2003-4 (Bluestone / Mapleton), a residential development whose special-tax bonds financed authorized public facilities and infrastructure serving the homes within the district.

City of Murrieta CFD No. 2004-1 finances authorized public improvements (e.g. roads, sewer, water, drainage) for the Bremerton residential development in Murrieta.

City of Murrieta CFD No. 2004-2 finances authorized public improvements (e.g. roads, sewer, water, drainage) for the Murrieta Fields residential development.

City of Murrieta CFD No. 2004-3 finances authorized public improvements for the Meadowlane/Amberwalk residential development in Murrieta.

City of Murrieta CFD No. 2005-1 finances authorized public improvements for the Springbrook residential development in Murrieta.

City of Murrieta CFD No. 2005-5 finances authorized public improvements for the Golden City residential development in Murrieta.

Originally formed by Murrieta County Water District (now administered by Western Municipal Water District), CFD No. 88-1 finances construction of water and wastewater infrastructure within the Murrieta service area.

Originally formed by Murrieta County Water District (now administered by Western Municipal Water District), CFD No. 99-1 finances construction of water and wastewater infrastructure within the Murrieta service area.

Murrieta Valley Unified School District CFD No. 2000-1 is a Mello-Roos district that finances school facilities needed to serve new residential development within the district.

Murrieta Valley Unified School District CFD No. 2000-2 is a Mello-Roos district that finances school facilities needed to serve new residential development within the district.

Murrieta Valley Unified School District CFD No. 2001-1 is a Mello-Roos district that finances school facilities needed to serve new residential development within the district.

Murrieta Valley Unified School District CFD No. 2001-2 is a Mello-Roos district that finances school facilities needed to serve new residential development within the district.

Murrieta Valley Unified School District CFD No. 2001-4 is a Mello-Roos district that finances school facilities needed to serve new residential development within the district.

Murrieta Valley Unified School District CFD No. 2002-1 is a Mello-Roos district that finances school facilities needed to serve new residential development within the district.

Murrieta Valley Unified School District CFD No. 2002-2 is a Mello-Roos district that finances school facilities needed to serve new residential development within the district.

Murrieta Valley Unified School District CFD No. 2002-3 is a Mello-Roos district that finances school facilities needed to serve new residential development within the district.

A Mello-Roos community facilities district of Murrieta Valley Unified School District that levies special taxes and issued special-tax bonds (CDIAC 2003-2212 etc.) to finance K-12 school facilities serving new residential development within the district in Murrieta, Riverside County.

A Mello-Roos community facilities district of Murrieta Valley Unified School District that levies special taxes and issued special-tax bonds (CDIAC 2002-1534 etc.) to finance K-12 school facilities serving new residential development within the district in Murrieta, Riverside County.

A Mello-Roos community facilities district of Murrieta Valley Unified School District that levies special taxes and issued special-tax bonds (CDIAC 2003-1539 etc.) to finance K-12 school facilities serving new residential development within the district in Murrieta, Riverside County.

A Mello-Roos community facilities district of Murrieta Valley Unified School District that levies special taxes and issued special-tax bonds (CDIAC 2003-2213 etc.) to finance K-12 school facilities serving new residential development within the district in Murrieta, Riverside County. (Distinct from the City of Murrieta's similarly numbered CFD.)

A Mello-Roos community facilities district of Murrieta Valley Unified School District that levies special taxes and issued special-tax bonds (CDIAC 2003-1540 etc.) to finance K-12 school facilities serving new residential development within the district in Murrieta, Riverside County.

A Mello-Roos community facilities district of Murrieta Valley Unified School District that levies special taxes and issued special-tax bonds (CDIAC 2005-0127 etc.) to finance K-12 school facilities serving new residential development within the district in Murrieta, Riverside County.

A Mello-Roos community facilities district of Murrieta Valley Unified School District that levies special taxes and issued special-tax bonds (CDIAC 2005-0417 etc.) to finance K-12 school facilities serving new residential development within the district in Murrieta, Riverside County.

A large multi-phase Mello-Roos community facilities district of Murrieta Valley Unified School District, organized into multiple Improvement Areas (e.g., IA 1 and IA 3), that levies special taxes and issued special-tax bonds (CDIAC 2013-1710 and later series) to finance K-12 school facilities serving new residential development within the district in Murrieta, Riverside County.

A Mello-Roos community facilities district of Murrieta Valley Unified School District that levies special taxes and issued special-tax bonds (CDIAC 2016-0576) to finance K-12 school facilities serving new residential development within the district in Murrieta, Riverside County.

A Mello-Roos community facilities district of Murrieta Valley Unified School District that levies special taxes and issued special-tax bonds (CDIAC 2016-2650) to finance K-12 school facilities serving new residential development within the district in Murrieta, Riverside County.

A Mello-Roos community facilities district of Murrieta Valley Unified School District that levies special taxes and issued special-tax bonds (CDIAC 2018-2869) to finance K-12 school facilities serving new residential development within the district in Murrieta, Riverside County.

A Mello-Roos community facilities district of Murrieta Valley Unified School District that levies special taxes and issued special-tax bonds (CDIAC 2020-2303) to finance K-12 school facilities serving new residential development within the district in Murrieta, Riverside County.

A Mello-Roos community facilities district of Murrieta Valley Unified School District that levies special taxes and issued special-tax bonds (CDIAC 2021-1714) to finance K-12 school facilities serving new residential development within the district in Murrieta, Riverside County.

One of the district's earliest Mello-Roos community facilities districts; Murrieta Valley Unified School District CFD No 90-1 levies special taxes and issued special-tax bonds (CDIAC 1999-0190; refunded 2004) to finance K-12 school facilities serving residential development within the district in Murrieta, Riverside County.

A Mello-Roos community facilities district of Murrieta Valley Unified School District that levies special taxes and issued special-tax bonds (CDIAC 1999-0191; refunded 2004) to finance K-12 school facilities serving residential development within the district in Murrieta, Riverside County.

A school-district Mello-Roos CFD that finances K-12 public school facilities to serve new residential development within the Murrieta Valley Unified School District in Murrieta (Riverside County).

A school-district Mello-Roos CFD financing K-12 public school facilities for the growing Murrieta Valley Unified School District service area in Murrieta (Riverside County).

A school-district Mello-Roos CFD financing K-12 public school facilities to serve new residential development within the Murrieta Valley Unified School District in Murrieta (Riverside County).

A City of Norco Mello-Roos CFD that finances multiple public-works capital improvements (streets and related infrastructure) for the Norco Ridge Ranch residential development in Norco (Riverside County).

A City of Norco Mello-Roos CFD financing multiple public-works capital improvements for a residential development in Norco (Riverside County).

A City of Norco Mello-Roos CFD financing multiple public-works capital improvements (infrastructure) for development within the City of Norco (Riverside County).

A City of Norco Mello-Roos CFD that finances multiple public-works capital improvements (streets and infrastructure) for the Norco Hills residential development in Norco (Riverside County).

A City of Palm Desert Mello-Roos CFD financing public-works capital improvements - sewer and water utilities, retaining walls, and streets (College Drive, Pacific Avenue, Technology Drive, University Park Drive) plus park space - for the University Park master-planned community in north Palm Desert (Riverside County).

City Government CFD in Riverside County, formed 2021. 2 bond issues: $26.8M original, $25.9M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Active, last filed 2025.

City Government CFD in Riverside County, formed 1991. 3 bond issues: $46.3M original, $0 outstanding (latest filing 2018). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Closed, last filed 2018.

A City of Perris Mello-Roos CFD financing multiple public-works capital improvements (infrastructure) for the May Farms residential development (part of the May Ranch Specific Plan) in Perris (Riverside County).

A City of Perris Mello-Roos CFD financing multiple public-works capital improvements (infrastructure) for the Villages of Avalon residential development in Perris (Riverside County).

A City of Perris Mello-Roos CFD financing multiple public-works capital improvements (infrastructure) for the Willowbrook residential development in Perris (Riverside County).

A City of Perris Mello-Roos CFD financing multiple public-works capital improvements (infrastructure) for the Chaparral Ridge residential subdivision in Perris (Riverside County).

A City of Perris Mello-Roos CFD financing multiple public-works capital improvements (infrastructure) for the Amber Oaks residential development in Perris (Riverside County).

City of Perris Community Facilities District No. 2004-2, a land-secured Mello-Roos district that issued special tax bonds (CDIAC-listed) to finance public infrastructure improvements for a residential development in the City of Perris; the specific subdivision was not identified from a fetched source.

City of Perris Community Facilities District No. 2004-3, a land-secured Mello-Roos district associated with the Monument Ranch residential subdivision in southern Perris; its special tax bonds finance public infrastructure improvements serving the development.

City of Perris CFD No. 2004-5 (Amber Oaks II) is a 13.61-acre, fully developed residential district of 95 single-family homes (Tract No. 31201), located west of Perris Boulevard, north of Ellis and south of Midway Avenue. Its 2004 special tax revenue bonds financed capital improvements within the district.

City of Perris CFD No. 2005-1 (Perris Valley Vistas) is a multi-improvement-area, land-secured Mello-Roos district whose special tax bonds (issued in several series by improvement area) finance public infrastructure for the Perris Valley Vistas residential development in the City of Perris.

City of Perris Community Facilities District No. 2005-2 (Harmony Grove), a land-secured Mello-Roos district whose special tax bonds finance public infrastructure improvements for the Harmony Grove residential development in the City of Perris.

City of Perris Community Facilities District No. 2005-4 (Stratford Ranch), a land-secured Mello-Roos district whose special tax bonds finance public infrastructure improvements for the Stratford Ranch residential development in the City of Perris.

City of Perris Community Facilities District No. 2006-1 (Meritage Homes), a land-secured Mello-Roos district with multiple improvement areas whose special tax bonds finance public infrastructure improvements for a Meritage Homes residential development in the City of Perris.

City of Perris Community Facilities District No. 2006-2, a land-secured Mello-Roos district that issued special tax bonds (CDIAC-listed) to finance public infrastructure improvements for a residential development in the City of Perris; the specific subdivision was not identified from a fetched source.

City Government CFD in Riverside County, formed 2007. 2 bond issues: $7.0M original, $6.8M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Active, last filed 2025.

City of Perris Community Facilities District No. 2014-1, a land-secured Mello-Roos district (organized in improvement areas) whose special tax bonds finance public infrastructure improvements for a residential development in the City of Perris.

City of Perris Community Facilities District No. 2014-2, a land-secured Mello-Roos district whose special tax bonds finance public infrastructure improvements for a residential development in the City of Perris.

City of Perris Community Facilities District No. 2018-1 (Green Valley-West Elm), a land-secured Mello-Roos district whose special tax bonds finance public infrastructure improvements for the Green Valley / West Elm residential development in the City of Perris.

City Government CFD in Riverside County, formed 2021. 1 bond issue: $1.8M original, $1.8M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Active, last filed 2025.

City Government CFD in Riverside County, formed 2022. 1 bond issue: $13.4M original, $13.4M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Active, last filed 2025.

City of Perris Community Facilities District No. 88-1 (Triple Crown Ranch), one of the City's earliest Mello-Roos districts, whose special tax financing supports public infrastructure for the Triple Crown Ranch residential development in the City of Perris.

City Government CFD in Riverside County, formed 1988. 2 bond issues: $13.4M original, $0 outstanding (latest filing 2019). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Closed, last filed 2019.

City Government CFD in Riverside County, formed 1990. 2 bond issues: $7.1M original, $0 outstanding (latest filing 2019). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Closed, last filed 2019.

City Government CFD in Riverside County, formed 1993. 3 bond issues: $17.0M original, $0 outstanding (latest filing 2024). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Closed, last filed 2024.

City Government CFD in Riverside County, formed 1993. 2 bond issues: $9.0M original, $0 outstanding (latest filing 2018). Funds street construction and improvements. Closed, last filed 2018.

K-12 School District CFD in Riverside County, formed 2002. 2 bond issues: $3.7M original, $855K outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds k-12 school facility. Active, last filed 2025.

K-12 School District CFD in Riverside County, formed 1987. 1 bond issue: $14.8M original, $0 outstanding (latest filing 2014). Funds k-12 school facility. Closed, last filed 2014.

K-12 School District CFD in Riverside County, formed 1991. 2 bond issues: $18.7M original, $8.6M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds k-12 school facility. Active, last filed 2025.

K-12 School District CFD in Riverside County, formed 1992. 2 bond issues: $69.8M original, $29.1M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds k-12 school facility. Active, last filed 2025.

A community facilities district of the Rancho California Water District, which forms CFDs to finance construction of public water/wastewater facilities and the payment of water connection fees for development in its service area (the Temecula/Rancho California region, including the city of Temecula, parts of Murrieta, and unincorporated southwest Riverside County).

Community Facilities District No. 99-1 (A and B) of the Rancho California Water District, formed to finance the construction of public water/wastewater facilities and the payment of water connection fees for development within the District's Temecula/Rancho California service area (city of Temecula, portions of Murrieta, and unincorporated southwest Riverside County).

Community Facilities District No. 99-2 of the Rancho California Water District, formed to finance the construction of public water/wastewater facilities and the payment of water connection fees for development within the District's Temecula/Rancho California service area (city of Temecula, portions of Murrieta, and unincorporated southwest Riverside County).

City Government CFD in Riverside County, formed ~2019 (est.). 1 bond issue: $6.5M original, $5.9M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Active, last filed 2025.

City Government CFD in Riverside County, formed ~2021 (est.). 1 bond issue: $6.0M original, $5.6M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Active, last filed 2025.

City Government CFD in Riverside County, formed ~2022 (est.). 1 bond issue: $6.3M original, $6.2M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Active, last filed 2025.

City Government CFD in Riverside County, formed ~2024 (est.). 1 bond issue: $47.4M original, $47.4M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Active, last filed 2025.

City Government CFD in Riverside County, formed 2002. 1 bond issue: $2.0M original, $0 outstanding (latest filing 2015). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Closed, last filed 2015.

City of Riverside CFD No. 2006-1 (Riverwalk Vista) finances public improvements and regional park improvements (owned/operated by the City) plus elementary and secondary school facilities for the Alvord Unified School District. It serves the Riverwalk Vista residential development near Indiana Ave/La Sierra Ave by the La Sierra Metrolink Station in the southwestern part of the City.

City of Riverside CFD No. 2013-1 (Kunny Ranch) finances public improvements needed for the development of property within the district. It serves the Kunny Ranch residential development in the City of Riverside.

City of Riverside CFD No. 2014-2 (The Highlands) finances public improvements and regional park improvements (owned/operated by the City) plus elementary and secondary school facilities for the Alvord Unified School District. It serves The Highlands development in the southwestern portion of the City of Riverside.

City of Riverside CFD No. 2015-1 (Orangecrest Grove) finances public improvements and school facilities to be owned and operated by the Riverside Unified School District for development within the district. It serves the Orangecrest Grove residential development in the City of Riverside.

City of Riverside CFD No. 2015-2 (Pomelo) finances public improvements needed for the development of property within the district. It serves the Pomelo residential subdivision (about 108 parcels) near Jurupa Ave/Mantle St in the City of Riverside.

City of Riverside CFD No. 2021-2 (Riverpointe/Park Place) issues special tax bonds (Series 2025A authorized 2024) to finance public improvements for development within the district, serving the Riverpointe/Park Place development in the City of Riverside.

City Government CFD in Riverside County, formed 1986. 2 bond issues: $18.4M original, $0 outstanding (latest filing 2015). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Closed, last filed 2015.

City Government CFD in Riverside County, formed 1990. 1 bond issue: $14.3M original, $0 outstanding (latest filing 2015). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Closed, last filed 2015.

City of Riverside CFD No. 92-1 (Sycamore Canyon Business Park) finances acquisition/construction of public facilities including street improvements, storm drains, water basins and rights-of-way to develop property within the district. It covers about 510 net taxable acres in the extreme eastern part of the City near the SR-60/I-215 interchange, bordered on the west by Sycamore Canyon Regional Wilderness Park.

Riverside County CFD No. 03-1 (Newport Road) finances road facilities and appurtenances and bridge facilities. It serves the Newport Road area in unincorporated Riverside County (Menifee area).

Riverside County CFD No. 04-2 (Lake Hills Crest) financed acquisition/construction of various public improvements including roads and appurtenant drainage, water and sewer facilities, supporting a major business park project and related development within the district in unincorporated Riverside County.

Riverside County CFD No. 05-8 (Scott Road) finances public infrastructure improvements along a section of Scott Road in unincorporated Riverside County (Menifee/Winchester area).

Riverside County CFD No. 07-2 (Clinton Keith) finances public infrastructure improvements for development within the district in unincorporated Riverside County (Clinton Keith Road / Wildomar-Murrieta area).

County Government CFD in Riverside County, formed 1984. 1 bond issue: $4.6M original, $0 outstanding (latest filing 2006). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Closed, last filed 2006.

County Government CFD in Riverside County, formed 1985. 2 bond issues: $5.3M original, $0 outstanding (latest filing 2006). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Closed, last filed 2006.

County Government CFD in Riverside County, formed 1985. 2 bond issues: $41.3M original, $13.1M outstanding (latest filing 2010). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Closed, last filed 2010.

County Government CFD in Riverside County, formed 1986. 1 bond issue: $26.1M original, $0 outstanding (latest filing 2012). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Closed, last filed 2012.

County Government CFD in Riverside County, formed 1987. 1 bond issue: $5.1M original, $0 outstanding (latest filing 2020). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Closed, last filed 2020.

County Government CFD in Riverside County, formed 1987. 2 bond issues: $13.1M original, $0 outstanding (latest filing 2014). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Closed, last filed 2014.

County of Riverside CFD No. 88-4 (Winchester Ranch) is a Mello-Roos district serving the Winchester Ranch development in unincorporated Riverside County, financing public infrastructure improvements with a special tax levied on each parcel beginning fiscal year 1989-90.

County Government CFD in Riverside County, formed 1988. 1 bond issue: $3.5M original, $0 outstanding (latest filing 2016). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Closed, last filed 2016.

County of Riverside CFD No. 89-1 (Mountain Cove) is a Mello-Roos community facilities district financing public infrastructure for the Mountain Cove development in unincorporated Riverside County.

County Government CFD in Riverside County, formed 1989. 2 bond issues: $6.6M original, $1.2M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Active, last filed 2025.

Community Facilities District No. 89-5 of the Rancho California Water District is a Mello-Roos district whose bonds are repaid from special taxes collected via Riverside County, financing water and related public facilities within the district in the Temecula/Rancho California area.

Community Facilities District No. 1 of the Riverside Unified School District is a Mello-Roos district that finances school (K-12 educational) facilities to serve new residential development within the district; specific development/area not verified from a fetched source.

Community Facilities District No. 10 of the Riverside Unified School District is a Mello-Roos district financing school (K-12) facilities for new residential growth within the district; specific development/area not verified from a fetched source.

Community Facilities District No. 11 of the Riverside Unified School District is a Mello-Roos district financing school (K-12) facilities for new residential development within the district; specific development/area not verified from a fetched source.

Community Facilities District No. 12 of the Riverside Unified School District is a Mello-Roos district financing school (K-12) facilities for new residential development within the district; specific development/area not verified from a fetched source.

Community Facilities District No. 13 of the Riverside Unified School District is a Mello-Roos district financing school (K-12) facilities for new residential development within the district; specific development/area not verified from a fetched source.

A Mello-Roos community facilities district of the Riverside Unified School District (Riverside County) that finances school facilities and capital improvements (CDIAC project description 'School Facs & Cap Imp'); special taxes were being levied on property within the district by FY2011-12.

A Riverside Unified School District Mello-Roos CFD organized in multiple improvement areas (IA No. 1, IA No. 2 'Mission Ranch', and IA No. 3) that finances school facilities serving new residential development in those areas; refunding special tax bonds were issued 2012 and 2015 and an IA No. 3 series in 2017.

A Mello-Roos community facilities district of the Riverside Unified School District (Riverside County) that finances school facilities for the development within its boundaries; special taxes were being levied by FY2011-12 and refunding special tax bonds (Series A) were issued in 2012.

A Riverside Unified School District Mello-Roos CFD covering the 'Aldea Village' development in Riverside that finances school facilities; 2015 refunding special tax bonds were issued and special taxes were levied on the development by FY2011-12.

A Mello-Roos community facilities district of the Riverside Unified School District financing school facilities together with city capital improvements (CDIAC project description 'School Facs & City Cap Imp') for development within its boundaries; refunding special tax bonds were issued in 2015.

A Riverside Unified School District Mello-Roos CFD organized in two improvement areas (IA No. 1 and IA No. 2) that finances school facilities for new residential development; Series 2024 special tax bonds were issued for both improvement areas.

One of the earliest Mello-Roos community facilities districts of the Riverside Unified School District, financing school facilities; it was levying special taxes on property within its boundaries by FY2011-12 and its earliest special tax bonds date to 1993.

A Mello-Roos community facilities district of the Riverside Unified School District that finances school district and city public facilities (CDIAC project description 'School District & City Facilities') for development within its boundaries; refunding special tax bonds were issued in 2019.

A Riverside Unified School District Mello-Roos CFD organized in improvement areas (including IA No. 2 'Alicante') that finances school facilities for new residential development; 2015 refunding special tax bonds were issued for IA No. 2.

A Mello-Roos community facilities district of the Riverside Unified School District financing school and city public facilities (CDIAC project description 'School & City Facs') for development within its boundaries; refunding special tax bonds were issued in 2015.

A Mello-Roos community facilities district of the Riverside Unified School District financing school and city public facilities (CDIAC project description 'School & City Pub Facs') for development within its boundaries; refunding special tax bonds were issued in 2015.

A Riverside Unified School District Mello-Roos CFD covering the Richmond American Homes development (Tract No. 32293) that finances school facilities; refunding special tax bonds were issued in 2019.

A Mello-Roos community facilities district of the Riverside Unified School District (Riverside County) that finances school facilities for the development within its boundaries; refunding special tax bonds (Series A) were issued in 2012 and special taxes were levied by FY2011-12.

One of the earliest Mello-Roos community facilities districts of the Riverside Unified School District, financing school facilities; it was levying special taxes on property within its boundaries by FY2011-12 and its earliest special tax bonds date to 1993.

A Riverside Unified School District Mello-Roos CFD covering the Citrus Heights-Orchard, Floral Ridge and Hill Crest residential developments that finances school facilities; Series 2018 and Series 2020 special tax bonds were issued.

A Riverside Unified School District community facilities district that levies a special tax to finance school facilities (classrooms, sites and related improvements) serving new residential development within the district; administered for RUSD by David Taussig & Associates.

A Riverside Unified School District community facilities district that levies a special tax to finance school facilities serving new residential development within the district; administered for RUSD by David Taussig & Associates.

K-12 School District CFD in Riverside County, formed ~2021 (est.). 1 bond issue: $1.1M original, $1.1M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds k-12 school facility. Active, last filed 2025.

Community Facilities District No. 37 (Wood & Lurin) of Riverside Unified School District finances school facilities for the Wood and Lurin planned residential development near Wood Road and Lurin Avenue in Riverside (92508, Mission Grove/Orangecrest area); 2023A/B special tax bonds were issued for it.

An early Riverside Unified School District community facilities district that levies a special tax to finance school facilities (classrooms, sites and related improvements) for residential development within the district.

K-12 School District CFD in Riverside County, formed ~2025 (est.). 1 bond issue: $28.0M original, $28.0M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds k-12 school facility. Active, last filed 2025.

K-12 School District CFD in Riverside County, formed ~1999 (est.). 4 bond issues: $7.9M original, $1.3M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds k-12 school facility. Active, last filed 2025.

Community Facilities District No. 7 of Riverside Unified School District is a school-financing special-tax district (designated 'ESR A', with later improvement-area sub-districts such as CFD 07-2) that funds RUSD school facilities for residential development in the district; multiple series of special tax bonds have been issued for it.

K-12 School District CFD in Riverside County, formed ~1999 (est.). 2 bond issues: $1.5M original, $220K outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds k-12 school facility. Active, last filed 2025.

K-12 School District CFD in Riverside County, formed ~2001 (est.). 7 bond issues: $16.8M original, $3.4M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds k-12 school facility. Active, last filed 2025.

A Romoland School District (Riverside County) community facilities district that levies a special tax to finance K-8 school facilities for new residential development in the Romoland/Homeland/Menifee/Perris area.

A Romoland School District (Riverside County) community facilities district that levies a special tax to finance K-8 school facilities for new residential development in the Romoland/Homeland/Menifee/Perris area.

A Romoland School District (Riverside County) community facilities district that levies a special tax to finance K-8 school facilities for new residential development in the Romoland/Homeland/Menifee/Perris area.

A Romoland School District (Riverside County) community facilities district that levies a special tax to finance K-8 school facilities for new residential development in the Romoland/Homeland/Menifee/Perris area; multiple series of special tax bonds have been issued for it.

A Romoland School District (Riverside County) community facilities district that levies a special tax to finance K-8 school facilities for new residential development in the Romoland/Homeland/Menifee/Perris area.

A Romoland School District Mello-Roos CFD that levies special taxes to fund construction of school facilities for new residential development in the district, which is a TK-8 district serving the Menifee, Homeland and Perris area of Riverside County.

A Romoland School District Mello-Roos CFD that levies special taxes to finance school facilities serving new residential development within this TK-8 district in the Menifee/Homeland/Perris area of Riverside County.

A Romoland School District Mello-Roos CFD that levies special taxes to finance school facilities serving new residential development within this TK-8 district in the Menifee/Homeland/Perris area of Riverside County.

A Romoland School District Mello-Roos CFD, organized in two Improvement Areas, that levies special taxes to finance school facilities for new residential development within this TK-8 district in the Menifee/Homeland/Perris area of Riverside County.

A Romoland School District Mello-Roos CFD that levies special taxes to finance school facilities serving new residential development within this TK-8 district in the Menifee/Homeland/Perris area of Riverside County.

A Romoland School District Mello-Roos CFD that levies special taxes to finance school facilities serving new residential development within this TK-8 district in the Menifee/Homeland/Perris area of Riverside County.

The Romoland School District's original Mello-Roos CFD, which levies special taxes to fund construction of school facilities for residential growth in this TK-8 district serving the Menifee/Homeland/Perris area of Riverside County.

City of San Jacinto CFD No. 2 was formed in 1989 (Resolution 1797) to finance infrastructure improvements for the Rancho San Jacinto planned community, issuing $26 million in bonds for streets and other basic improvements in the development's tracts. After a late-1990s default, 144 undeveloped/delinquent parcels were later detached from it to form CFD No. 2002-1.

City of San Jacinto CFD No. 2002-1 was created in October 2002 from 144 undeveloped, delinquent parcels detached from CFD No. 2 in the Rancho San Jacinto planned community. It levies special taxes to finance street, sewer, water, drainage, street-lighting and landscaping infrastructure serving those primarily single-family residential parcels.

A San Jacinto Unified School District Mello-Roos CFD that levies special taxes to finance the acquisition and construction of school/educational facilities needed to serve new residential development within the district in San Jacinto, Riverside County.

A San Jacinto Unified School District Mello-Roos CFD that levies special taxes to finance the acquisition and construction of school/educational facilities needed to serve new residential development within the district in San Jacinto, Riverside County.

A San Jacinto Unified School District Mello-Roos CFD that levies special taxes to finance the acquisition and construction of school/educational facilities needed to serve new residential development within the district in San Jacinto, Riverside County.

A San Jacinto Unified School District Mello-Roos CFD that levies special taxes to finance the acquisition and construction of school/educational facilities needed to serve new residential development within the district in San Jacinto, Riverside County.

A San Jacinto Unified School District Mello-Roos CFD that levies special taxes to finance the acquisition and construction of school/educational facilities needed to serve new residential development within the district in San Jacinto, Riverside County.

A San Jacinto Unified School District Mello-Roos CFD that levies special taxes to finance the acquisition and construction of school/educational facilities needed to serve new residential development within the district in San Jacinto, Riverside County.

School-district Mello-Roos CFD financing K-12 school facilities and Eastern Municipal Water District water/infrastructure improvements for the Park Meadows residential development in the City of San Jacinto.

School-district Mello-Roos CFD financing K-12 school facilities and water supply/storage/distribution infrastructure (Special Tax A) for a residential development in the San Jacinto Unified School District.

School-district Mello-Roos CFD financing K-12 school facilities and Eastern Municipal Water District facilities for the Flowerwood and Monte Carlo residential developments in the City of San Jacinto.

School-district Mello-Roos CFD financing K-12 school facilities and Eastern Municipal Water District water/infrastructure facilities for a residential development in the San Jacinto Unified School District.

School-district Mello-Roos CFD financing K-12 school facilities and related infrastructure improvements for a residential development in the San Jacinto Unified School District.

K-12 School District CFD in Riverside County, formed 2020. 1 bond issue: $1.7M original, $1.6M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds k-12 school facility. Active, last filed 2025.

K-12 School District CFD in Riverside County, formed 2021. 1 bond issue: $5.4M original, $5.4M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds k-12 school facility. Active, last filed 2025.

K-12 School District CFD in Riverside County, formed 2022. 1 bond issue: $6.3M original, $6.3M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Active, last filed 2025.

City Government CFD in Riverside County, formed 1988. 1 bond issue: $18.7M original, $9.6M outstanding (latest filing 2010). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Closed, last filed 2010.

Mello-Roos CFD of the Temecula Public Financing Authority that financed public infrastructure improvements (streets, water, sewer, drainage and parks) serving the Harveston master-planned residential development in the City of Temecula.

Mello-Roos CFD of the Temecula Public Financing Authority financing roadway, flood channel and creek improvements, a neighborhood park, a sports park, and a fire station (plus a fire truck) for the Roripaugh Ranch master-planned community in the City of Temecula.

Joint Powers Agency CFD in Riverside County, formed 2003. 3 bond issues: $72.3M original, $12.7M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Active, last filed 2025.

Joint Powers Agency CFD in Riverside County, formed 2003. 2 bond issues: $9.2M original, $2.4M outstanding (latest filing 2025). Funds street construction and improvements. Active, last filed 2025.

Mello-Roos CFD of the Temecula Public Financing Authority financing public facilities/infrastructure improvements for the Crowne Hill residential development in the easterly portion of the City of Temecula (bounded by Pauba Road and Temecula Parkway).

Mello-Roos CFD of the Temecula Public Financing Authority financing public facilities including road improvements, channel and creek improvements, and park improvements for the Roripaugh Ranch Phase 2 development in the City of Temecula.

Temecula Public Financing Authority CFD No. 20-01 finances city public infrastructure and municipal services for the City of Temecula plus Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD) water and sewer infrastructure. It serves the Heirloom Farms residential development in north Temecula, Riverside County.

These are Temecula Valley Unified School District Financing Authority special tax revenue (refunding) bonds, a 2024 pooled issuance secured by special taxes from several underlying TVUSD community facilities districts. The proceeds finance/refinance K-12 school facilities (elementary, middle and high schools) serving development across the district in Riverside County.

TVUSD CFD No. 2000-1 funds school facilities (new K-12 elementary, middle and high school facilities) to meet demand from new development. It is located south of Benton Road and east of Pourroy Road in Riverside County.

TVUSD CFD No. 2002-1 funds school facilities to serve development within the district and was created with four improvement areas. It lies within the Rancho Bella Vista master-planned community, generally northeast of Highway 79 and Murrieta Hot Springs Road in unincorporated Riverside County.

TVUSD CFD No. 2002-2 funds school facilities (new K-12 elementary, middle and high school facilities); it was formed in 2002 overlapping a portion of the older CFD No. 89-1 to increase bonding capacity. It serves the Redhawk planned community in Riverside County.

TVUSD CFD No. 2003-2 funds school facilities (new K-12 elementary, middle and high school facilities, plus central administration and support/interim facilities) to serve development within its boundaries. It comprises the LaFayette and Vedado residential neighborhoods at the southwest corner of Pourroy Road and Thompson Road in the French Valley area of unincorporated Riverside County.

TVUSD CFD No. 2004-1 funds school facilities to serve new development and was created with two improvement areas (A and B). It encompasses six residential neighborhoods within the master-planned community of Wolf Creek, located in the City of Temecula along the northeast side of Pechanga Parkway.

TVUSD CFD No. 2005-1 funds school facilities to serve new development. It consists of three separate tracts, one in the City of Temecula and two in the unincorporated French Valley area near Murrieta and Temecula in Riverside County.

TVUSD CFD No. 2010-1 funds school facilities to serve new development. It is located southeast of Winchester Road (Highway 79) near the intersection of Winchester Road and Skyview Road in Riverside County.

TVUSD CFD No. 2011-1 funds school facilities to serve new development. It is located west of Pourroy Road, roughly half a mile north of Murrieta Hot Springs Road, at the northwest corner of Promontory Drive and Pacific Park Drive in Riverside County.

TVUSD CFD No. 2013-1 funds school facilities to serve new development. It is located about two miles east of Winchester Road (Highway 79), west of the intersection of Honey Pine Road and Pourroy Road, with the French Valley Airport to the south, in Riverside County.

TVUSD CFD No. 2014-1 funds school facilities to serve new development. It is located south of Winchester Road (Highway 79) and both west and east of Abelia Street in Riverside County.

TVUSD CFD No. 2017-1 funds a portion of the school facilities needed to meet increased demand from new development. It is located southeast of Temecula Lane and northwest of Loma Linda Road in Riverside County.

TVUSD CFD No. 2018-1 funds school facilities to serve new development. It consists of two non-contiguous single-family residential subdivisions, the first located in the unincorporated French Valley area of Riverside County.

TVUSD CFD No. 2021-1 funds school facilities to serve new development and comprises roughly 14.59 gross acres. It currently includes property in unincorporated Riverside County located south of Winchester Road (Highway 79).

Finances new elementary, middle and high school facilities plus central administration and support facilities for Temecula Valley USD. Originally encompassed the planned community of Redhawk in Temecula (estimated ~3,300 residential units, neighborhood retail and an 18-hole golf course).

Community Facilities District of the Temescal Valley Water District that finances water and sewer (wastewater) infrastructure for the Terramor (Del Webb) master-planned community in the Temescal Valley area of Riverside County.

Community Facilities District of the Val Verde (Unified) School District financing school facilities to serve residential development in the district, which covers portions of Perris and Moreno Valley in Riverside County.

Community Facilities District of Val Verde USD that finances public school facilities serving new residential development within the district (Perris/Moreno Valley area of Riverside County).

Community Facilities District of Val Verde USD financing public school facilities to serve residential growth within the district (Perris/Moreno Valley area of Riverside County).

Community Facilities District of Val Verde USD financing public school facilities for new residential development within the district (Perris/Moreno Valley area of Riverside County).

Community Facilities District of Val Verde USD financing public school facilities to serve residential development within the district (Perris/Moreno Valley area of Riverside County).

Community Facilities District of Val Verde USD financing public school facilities to serve new residential development within the district (Perris/Moreno Valley area of Riverside County).

Community Facilities District of Val Verde USD financing public school facilities for the Stratford Ranch residential development (subdivided into improvement areas) in the Perris area of Riverside County.

Community Facilities District of Val Verde USD financing public school facilities to serve residential development within the district (Perris/Moreno Valley area of Riverside County).

Originally formed to finance construction and acquisition of water and wastewater improvements. Located in the City of Murrieta in southwestern Riverside County, covering over 2,100 acres developed with ~2,400 single-family homes plus some commercial including a regional shopping center.

Community Facilities District of Western Municipal Water District formed to finance construction of water and wastewater infrastructure in Western's Murrieta service area (southwestern Riverside County).

City of Wildomar CFD (~20 gross acres at the southwest corner of Elizabeth Lane and Bunny Trail) authorized to finance drainage, library, park, police, fire, roadway, traffic, community center and animal-shelter facilities, EVMWD water and sewer facilities, and school facilities.

City of Wildomar CFD covering ~15.4 gross acres owned by developer KB Home Coastal Inc., located east of Monte Vista Drive and south of Summer Sage Way, formed to finance public improvements (roads, drainage, parks, water/sewer, schools and other public facilities) via special tax and bonds.

Joint Powers Agency CFD in Riverside County, formed 1998. 2 bond issues: $12.3M original, $560K outstanding (latest filing 2002). Funds multiple capital improvements, public works. Closed, last filed 2002.