Show us where Banning needs attention.

Drop a pin where the issue is, not where you live. Share what’s happening on your block and what you think should change.

Pin the place. Name the issue.

Use the nearest intersection, park, street, or public place. Don’t post your exact home address or anyone’s private information.

Can’t use the map?

Email the nearest intersection or public place, what’s happening, and what you’d like to see changed. También puede escribirnos en español.

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A map needs follow-through.

Likes aren’t a scientific vote. The map helps us see patterns, ask better questions, and decide what deserves more research.

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Resident suggestion

A public idea, concern, criticism, or point of praise. It hasn’t been independently verified.

02

Quarterly review

A Better Banning reviews new Banning posts and looks for repeated needs, missing neighborhoods, and issues requiring follow-up.

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Public disposition

We’ll identify what was referred to the City, added to research, outside City authority, or still needs more information.

Some ideas started here years ago.

The Banning map includes public posts connected to A Better Banning’s earlier community work. They’re preserved as community ideas, not current governing commitments.

Chris Castorena

Banning Community Grocery

Chris Castorena

Western Market small-business space

Marco Santana

Scenic bike routes

Rania

Railroad bridge

Kenya Nunez

Community wellness center

Jacob Potter and Nin Garcia

Illegal-dumping cleanup and an animal shelter

See A Better Banning’s history

Use the City’s official request system.

Report potholes, broken streetlights, water leaks, code concerns, or park facility problems directly to the City of Banning. Posting on Plan Together doesn’t create a City service request or official Council action.

If Marco or Chris serves on the Council, this map will remain an independent listening tool. Official decisions must happen through the City’s public process.