Government: CITY COUNCIL: Armando Lopez - Mayor Edward Barela - Mayor Pro Tem Raul Villanueva - Council Member Diane Maldonado - Council Member Yolanda Padilla - Council Member CITY MANAGER: Lou Martinez
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR: E. Shun Patlan COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS: Judy Case - District 4
Transportation: Highways - HWY 99 is about 9 miles west
- Interstate 5 is about 62 miles west
- HWY 41 is about 15 miles west
Rail Services Freight: - Burlington Northern Santa Fe is located in Fresno
- Union Pacific is located in Fresno
Passenger:
- Service is provided by Amtrak located in Fresno with passenger bus transport available in Parlier
Bus Services - Fresno County Rural Transit Agency; Orange Belt Stages
Airport
- The Fresno Yosemite International Airport is about 20 miles northeast, offers both passenger and freight service to major markets
Port Facility - Port of Stockton located 130 miles north via 99
- Port of Oakland located 160 miles northwest via 99
Port of Entry - U.S. Customs Office located at 5177 E. Clinton Way, Fresno, CA 93727
Education: Universities - California State University, Fresno
- Fresno Pacific University
- University of California, Merced
Community Colleges - Fresno City College
- Reedley College
- College of the Sequoias
- California Christian College
Vocational Schools - San Joaquin College of Law
- Heald College Schools of Business and Technology
- Central California College School of Law
- California School of Professional Psychology Fresno
- San Joaquin Valley College
Parlier Unified School District | | No. of Schools | | High School | 1 | | Junior High School | 1 | | Elementary School | 4 | | Home School | 1 |
| Enrollment Grades K-12 | Students | | 2003 | 3,427 | | 2004 | 3,558 | | 2005 | 3,867 | | 2006 | 4,321 |
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Services: Police Service: Parlier Police Department
Fire Service: Contract with Fresno County Fire Protection District and Parlier Volunteer Fire Fighters Fire Insurance Rating: 4
Community Incentives: - Enterprise Zone (State and Federal)
- Recycling Market Development Zone
- Renewal Community
Development Financing: Federal Level - Economic Development Administration (Grants & Loans)
- U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (Grants & Loans)
- Small Business Administration (7a Loan Guarantee Program)
- CEN-CAL Financial Group (540 Loan Programs and Micro Loan Programs)
- USDA (Grants & Loans)
State Level - California Infrastructure and Economic Development Bank
- Rural Economic Development Infrastructure Program (REDIP) (Grants & Loans)
- Valley Small Business Development Corporation (VSBDC) (State Loan Guarantee Program and a wide variety of other loan programs.)
- Taxable Industrial Revenue Development Bonds (as allowed by State and Federal law)
City Level - Redevelopment Agency (Tax Increment)
- Assessment Districts
Connectivity: Through collaboration efforts with the Parlier Unified School District, the City of Palier is pleased to offer fiber optic connectivity capabilities to local businesses. This connectivity capability is a business essential in today's information-based economy. Access to high-speed wireless connectivity is also available throughout the City of Parlier.
Energy Supply/Utilities: Cable Service Comcast,(800) 266-2278
Electricity Supplier Pacific Gas & Electric -(800) 743-5000 Natural Gas Supplier Southern California Gas - (800) 427-2200 Telephone Service AT&T - (800) 891-1800 Water System Supplier City of Parlier - (559) 646-3545 Max. Pumping Capacity 7.6 MGD Avg. daily use 1.35 MGD Sewer System Service City of Parlier - (559) 646-3545
Wastewater Plant Type Secondary Treatment Facility (559) 897-6500 | Capacity | 2.0 MGD | | Peak Load | 3.0 MGD | |
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