Remote monitoring for Jurupa Valley and Mira Loma yards

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Mira Loma's warehouses between I-15 and SR-60

Jurupa Valley became a city in July 2011, one of the newest in Riverside County, built from nine older communities: Belltown, Crestmore Heights, Glen Avon, Indian Hills, Jurupa Hills, Mira Loma, Pedley, Rubidoux and Sunnyslope. Interstate 15 forms its western edge and State Route 60 runs along the north, and the city's own economic activity, by its own account, has grown fastest in the areas next to those two routes — which is largely Mira Loma, now one of the thickest concentrations of warehouse space in the Inland Empire. The Jurupa Valley/Pedley Metrolink station gives the area a passenger rail link as well.

Mira Loma's truck traffic drew outside attention long before the warehouses: a decades-long USC health study tracked the area's air quality as regional pollution controls took hold, recording a 43 percent drop in fine particulate matter there between 1994 and 2010. The freight itself is a target too. In August 2024, Riverside County Sheriff's deputies serving a warrant at a warehouse on De Forest Circle in Jurupa Valley found more than 300 pallets of stolen merchandise, from small appliances to high-end gaming computers, the result of a retail and trailer cargo-theft investigation that had opened six months earlier.

A Jurupa Valley or Mira Loma warehouse gets the same coverage without anyone posted at the gate: live agents on every camera, day and night, all year, with AI person and vehicle detection sending one of them to a trailer being opened or someone on the dock after hours. The agent verifies what's happening, delivers a live, instant talk-down, and escalates to the sheriff's department or your own contacts if needed. Yard Operations keeps a video record of damage and seal checks for every trailer that moves.

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