A subset of Riverside County Assessor Property Tax information that contains a field called 'Real Use Code'. The Real Use Code describes how the property is utilized - Residential, Commercial or Agricultural and provides additional attributes such as 'CA' = Apartment building, 'CR' = Residential use on Commercially zoned property, or 'R2' = Residential with 2 to 3 units. A guide call 'Real Use Codes' is published as a reference document for this dataset.

The information is extracted from the "animal" database through chameleon (shelter application). In accordance with Food & Agriculture Code 32003, all public pounds and shelters shall keep accurate records on each animal impounded that includes the final disposition of the animal. This information is to show disposition trends for each shelter and jurisdiction.

This data is recorded in the Riverside University Health Systems-BH electronic health record. The report is an aggregated summary of the unduplicated clients served by RUHS-BH in a Fiscal Year. The data set is a de-indentified extraction of the unduplicated clients served in a Fiscal Year and includes the characteristics of the population including: age; Race/Ethnicity, Gender, Geographic Region of County (Desert, Western, Mid-County); Education (18-59yr olds); Martial Status; and Primary Diagnosis.

In accordance with California SB 272, Riverside County provides a list of enterprise systems of record. These are systems that are used across multiple departments or that contain information collected about the public and are systems that serve as original sources of data within the county. This catalog will be reviewed and updated in July of each year.

Daily Rainfall for Station 186 in San Jacinto from 2/1/1940 to 12/31/15. Daily Rainfall is collected by a volunteer observer who reads the gauge everyday at the same time (8AM). In more recent years the data at important record sites is collected by automatic rain gauges. This data is collected to help analyze rainfall totals in specific areas. This supports RCFC's efforts to build adequate facilities which protect the residents of Riverside County.

The purpose of a Secured tax sale is to return tax defaulted property back to the tax roll, collect unpaid taxes and convey title to the purchaser. Properties become subject to the County Tax Collector’s power to sell because of a default in the payment of property taxes for five or more years. These properties may be purchased at one of our many online public auctions; there are no tax lien certificates or over the counter sales.
Notes:
1 Based on 2015-2016 Values
2 Redemption Amount as of July, 1 2016, Amount will increase 1 1/2% per month and may or may not include all special assessments

The purpose of a Secured tax sale is to return tax defaulted property back to the tax roll, collect unpaid taxes and convey title to the purchaser. Properties become subject to the County Tax Collector’s power to sell because of a default in the payment of property taxes for five or more years. These properties may be purchased at one of our many online public auctions; there are no tax lien certificates or over the counter sales.

County of Riverside Open Expenditures

Open Budget - Operating Expenses July 1st 2021 thru April 12th 2022

Open Data - Operating Revenues July 1st 2021 thru April 12th 2022