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New construction jobsites in Riverside County.

Every Monday, a list of construction that just filed to start in Riverside County. Vendors working out of Riverside and the rest of the county use it to call before the job has already picked a portable toilet, rental, dumpster, fence, erosion-control, sweeping, or SWPPP vendor.

New sites this week

5

As of Oct 19, 2026

New sites, last 90 days

57

Through Sep 25, 2026

Total acres, last 90 days

472.61

Through Sep 25, 2026

A zero is a loaded count: no new filings in that window. A dash means the figure was not on the filings. City, acreage, planned start month, and project type are the public fields. Operator names and contact details are on the paid Monday file.

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New sites by week

New sites by week
Week ofNew sites
Jun 28, 20265
Jul 5, 202610
Jul 12, 20263
Jul 19, 20262
Jul 26, 20263
Aug 2, 20263
Aug 9, 20268
Aug 16, 20260
Aug 23, 20262
Aug 30, 20268
Sep 6, 20263
Sep 13, 20265
Sep 20, 20265
Oct 11, 20264
Oct 18, 20261

Recent rows

Newest filings that include acreage, a start month, or a project type. A dash means that field was blank. Nightly rows sometimes arrive with only a city; those are listed when this county has no more detailed filings in the window.

Recent public rows: city, acreage, project type, and planned start month
CityAcresTypePlanned start
Temecula2.42—Dec 2026
Corona2.43CommercialSep 2026
Menifee3.25Commercial,IndustrialOct 2026
Palm Springs39ReconstructionJul 2026
Perris23.7ResidentialAug 2026

Where the rows come from

New sites detected nightly from official state filings; contact details added as they're published. The source is Notices of Intent under the California Construction General Permit. Stormwater filings are how these starts show up on the public record. How it works.

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