'''Chino''' is a city in San Bernardino County in Southern California.

About Chino

The City of Chino is centrally located in the western portion of the Inland Empire, in the lush valley below the San Gabriel Valley Mountains. Incorporated as a city in 1910, Chino is a well-established residential and commercial area with beautiful neighborhoods, diverse demographics, irresistible hometown charm and a well-rounded business mix.

Chino_fs rich agricultural history dates back to the Spanish land grant forming Rancho Santa Ana del Chino. The area specialized in orchard and row crops and was the number one dairy area in the United States. The City_fs motto, _gWhere Everything Grows_h originally referred to this agricultural beginning. Today it applies to growth in families, business and the strong sense of community. Commercial and industrial growth has been a significant success in Chino, due in large part to the City_fs development friendly philosophy. New businesses are attracted to Chino because it offers modern facilities, reasonable lease rates, competitive labor costs and un-congested access to logistic centers such as Ontario International Airport, UPS, several cross-dock trucking hubs and the BNSF intermodal rail yard in San Bernardino. The 60, 71 and 91 freeways also bound Chino. Additionally, Chino has it_fs own municipal airport which is host to the renowned Chino Air Show each year.

The City of Chino is within 30 minutes of 21 private and public colleges and universities. Chaffey College opened a satellite center in the city and built a $4 million information technology center in Downtown Chino. Chaffey College also plans to build a 100-acre campus in Chino to serve local communities.

As the agricultural preserve is developed, Chino_fs growth will continue. Our Community Services is dedicated to accommodating the growth in population, while continuing to provide a high level of service that is unsurpassed in the Inland Empire. Chino_fs full-service, community oriented Police Department is closely connected to our growing community as well, through its proactive problem solving and community partnerships.

The City of Chino_fs mission statement is_h Together we take pride in providing quality, caring service to our community._h City staff is dedicated to this mission statement and maintains their commitment to excellence in customer service. As the City looks to an exciting future, Chino will encourage balanced growth and strive to maintain its cultural heritage and hometown atmosphere.

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  • Planes of Fame Air Museum . 000 Merrill Ave. #17. hino Airport. 1 909 597-3722. ttp://www.planesoffame.org/. aily 9AM-5PM; Closed Thanksgiving & Christmas Day. 2 and up: $11; 5-11: $4; under 5: Free. This museum covers the history of flight from an 1896 Chanute Hang Glider through the Space Age. Of special note is the largest collection of Japanese aircraft, including the only flying original Zero fighter. Many of the aircraft are the only remaining examples of their kind.

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  • '''Chino Spectrum Marketplace & Towne Center''' [http://www.shopchinospectrum.com] Home to over 110 retailers and restaurants. Located just EAST of the 71 Fwy at the GRAND Ave Exit.
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  • Best Western Pine Tree Motel. 2018 Central Avenue. 1 909 628-6021. 1 909 931-5611. ttp://book.bestwestern.com/bestwestern/productInfo.do?propertyCode=05338.
  • Motel 6 Chino - Los Angeles Area. 2266 Central Avenue. 1 909 591-3877. 1 909 590-8319. ttp://www.motel6.com/reservations/motel_detail.asp?MotelId=1017.

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