{"id":"pomona","type":"city-resource","url":"https://realestateworks.com/cities/pomona","json":"https://realestateworks.com/api/cities/pomona","name":"Pomona","state":"California","county":"Los Angeles County","fips":"0658072","landSqMi":22.99,"incorporation":"Incorporated January 6, 1888; charter city (City About / Los Angeles Almanac). Current Charter printed as adopted by the voters on December 19, 2022 (Municode editor’s note).","government":"Charter city; Council-Manager form. Seven-member Council: a Mayor elected at-large and six Councilmembers elected by district. Published City Council agendas list regular meetings in the Council Chambers at 505 S. Garey Avenue, with open session at 7:00 p.m. and closed session, when scheduled, at 5:30 p.m. Confirm the current calendar with the City Clerk. Law enforcement is municipal (Pomona Police Department). Fire protection is contracted to the Los Angeles County Fire Department.","cityHall":"Pomona City Hall, 505 S. Garey Avenue, Pomona, CA 91766, (909) 620-2311. City Clerk (909) 620-2341","reviewedAt":"2026-08-25","brokerage":{"name":"Sidney Manzo – RE/MAX Dream Properties","licensee":"Sidney Manzo, CA DRE #01108914, licensed in California","relationship":"The brokerage publishes a city resource and offers licensed real-estate advisory. Reading the page does not itself authorize a listing or create a listing agreement."},"overview":["Pomona is an incorporated city in Los Angeles County, California, in the eastern San Gabriel Valley. The City of Pomona operates from City Hall at 505 S. Garey Avenue, Pomona, CA 91766. A City Hall Hours notice publishes the main line (909) 620-2311. The City Clerk’s Office publishes (909) 620-2341.","The City’s About page states Pomona was incorporated on January 6, 1888, and became a charter city in 1911. The Los Angeles Almanac also identifies Pomona as a charter city incorporated January 6, 1888. Municode’s editor’s note states the current Charter is printed as adopted by the voters on December 19, 2022. Civic counts on this record describe the city as a whole. They are not the value of a particular house.","The Mayor & City Council page states the City is represented by seven elected officials: a Mayor at-large and six Councilmembers representing six Council Districts. The Elections Information page states Councilmembers are elected only by the registered voters of their own district and the Mayor is elected at-large. Published regular-meeting agendas list 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers at 505 S. Garey Avenue, with closed session, when scheduled, at 5:30 p.m. Confirm the current calendar with the City Clerk.","Documented civic features include Garey Avenue as a principal civic corridor, Pomona Public Library at 625 S. Garey Avenue, Pomona Police Department at 490 W. Mission Boulevard, Pomona–Downtown Metrolink at 101 W. First Street, and Pomona High at 475 Bangor Street. Fire protection is contracted to the Los Angeles County Fire Department."],"history":["The City’s About page states the city was named in honor of the Roman goddess of fruit. The Los Angeles Almanac states the Los Angeles Immigration & Land Co-Operative Association adopted the name Pomona in 1875, from a contest won by nurseryman Solomon Gates.","The City was incorporated on January 6, 1888, and became a charter city in 1911. The City Clerk’s voter-approved charter-amendments page states that at the November 8, 2022 General Municipal Election, voters approved eight amendments to the City Charter, later confirmed by the Secretary of State and the Los Angeles County Registrar/Recorder. Municode prints the current Charter as adopted by the voters on December 19, 2022.","Those are civic history notes. They are not a ranking of streets or a price for a particular house. Confirm any designation, eligibility, or permit requirement on the specific parcel with the City."],"market":[],"employers":[{"name":"City of Pomona","industry":"Municipal government","location":"505 S. Garey Avenue, Pomona, CA 91766","inCity":true,"notes":"The municipal government is a documented local employer and civic institution. The Mayor & City Council page describes a Mayor elected at-large and six Councilmembers elected by district.","sourceIds":["pmnCouncil","pmnAbout","pmnCityHome"]},{"name":"Pomona Police Department","industry":"Municipal law enforcement","location":"490 W. Mission Blvd., Pomona, CA 91766","inCity":true,"notes":"The City operates a municipal police department. The Traffic Bureau page lists the station at 490 W. Mission Blvd., Pomona, CA 91766. The department directory lists Police at (909) 620-2156. A station address is not a ranking of nearby houses.","sourceIds":["pmnPolice","pmnTraffic","pmnDirectory"]},{"name":"Pomona Unified School District","industry":"Public education","location":"800 South Garey Ave., Pomona, CA 91766","inCity":true,"notes":"CDE lists the district office at 800 South Garey Ave., Pomona, CA 91766, telephone (909) 397-4800. CDE lists Pomona High at 475 Bangor St., Pomona. A campus address is not a ranking of nearby houses.","sourceIds":["pmnCde","pmnUsd","pmnCdeHigh"]}],"neighborhoods":[{"slug":"lincoln-park","name":"Lincoln Park","kind":"historic-district","hero":"/images/pomona-ca-residential-street-dusk.jpg","heroAlt":"Residential street at dusk — illustrative, not a documented Pomona address","location":"Pomona's Lincoln Park Historic District, including Columbia, Jefferson, Lincoln, Kingsley and Garfield Avenues and Alvarado Street","boundaries":"The City's Historic District Boundaries layer maps the Lincoln Park Historic District at about 261 acres. The streets with the most parcels in it include Columbia Avenue, Jefferson Avenue, Lincoln Avenue, Alvarado Street, Kingsley Avenue and Garfield Avenue.","notes":"Lincoln Park is the largest of the historic districts the City of Pomona maps, at about 261 acres. The City's contributing-parcel layer lists roughly 800 parcels in it, and about 690 of them are marked as contributing to the district.","housing":"Mostly single-family homes on lots zoned for 6,000 square feet. The City's layer marks each parcel as contributing or noncontributing, and that status shapes what changes are reviewed.","selling":"Find out whether your home is a contributing or noncontributing parcel, and gather the permits and any City approvals for past exterior work. Buyers of historic-district homes ask about both. Price against other Lincoln Park sales of similar age and condition.","sourceIds":["pomHistDistGis","pomHistPres","pomBrochureLincoln"],"listingAliases":["Lincoln Park","Lincoln Park Historic District"],"overview":["Lincoln Park is the largest of the historic districts the City of Pomona maps, at about 261 acres. The City's contributing-parcel layer lists roughly 800 parcels in it, and about 690 of them are marked as contributing to the district.","Nearly all of the district is zoned Single Family-6,000 ft, with a small share in the Corridors Specific Plan and Administrative Professional zones along its edges.","The City's district brochure says Lincoln Park was designated on May 4, 1998, as Pomona's first residential neighborhood designated as a local historic district, and counts 802 properties between Garey Avenue, Towne Avenue, Holt Avenue and McKinley Avenue. The district is named for Lincoln Park, built in 1910 at its center as Pomona's third park and deeded to the City by the San Antonio Heights Syndicate on condition that the land be used only as a park. Closer to Holt the brochure points to Victorian-era, transitional and early Craftsman bungalow homes, shifting to Craftsman and Revival styles to the north."],"character":["Nearly all of the district is zoned Single Family-6,000 ft, with a small share in the Corridors Specific Plan and Administrative Professional zones along its edges.","The City's district brochure says Lincoln Park was designated on May 4, 1998, as Pomona's first residential neighborhood designated as a local historic district, and counts 802 properties between Garey Avenue, Towne Avenue, Holt Avenue and McKinley Avenue. The district is named for Lincoln Park, built in 1910 at its center as Pomona's third park and deeded to the City by the San Antonio Heights Syndicate on condition that the land be used only as a park. Closer to Holt the brochure points to Victorian-era, transitional and early Craftsman bungalow homes, shifting to Craftsman and Revival styles to the north."],"homes":["Mostly single-family homes on lots zoned for 6,000 square feet. The City's layer marks each parcel as contributing or noncontributing, and that status shapes what changes are reviewed."],"distinction":["Find out whether your home is a contributing or noncontributing parcel, and gather the permits and any City approvals for past exterior work. Buyers of historic-district homes ask about both. Price against other Lincoln Park sales of similar age and condition."],"forOwners":"Find out whether your home is a contributing or noncontributing parcel, and gather the permits and any City approvals for past exterior work. Buyers of historic-district homes ask about both. Price against other Lincoln Park sales of similar age and condition.","living":["The district is mapped as a single historic neighborhood, so the streets around a home are covered by the same district rules."],"faqs":[{"q":"How big is the Lincoln Park Historic District?","a":"The City of Pomona's GIS maps it at about 261 acres, with roughly 800 parcels, about 690 of them marked as contributing."},{"q":"Do I need City approval to change the outside of a Lincoln Park home?","a":"Ask the City of Pomona Planning Division before you start. It can tell you which approvals apply to exterior work on your parcel in the Lincoln Park Historic District."}],"url":"https://realestateworks.com/cities/pomona/neighborhoods/lincoln-park"},{"slug":"wilton-heights","name":"Wilton Heights","kind":"historic-district","hero":"/images/pomona-ca-residential-street-dusk.jpg","heroAlt":"Residential street at dusk — illustrative, not a documented Pomona address","location":"Pomona's Wilton Heights Historic District, including Gordon Street, Park Avenue, Wisconsin Street, Randolph Street and Chester Place","boundaries":"The City's Historic District Boundaries layer maps the Wilton Heights Historic District at about 177 acres. The streets with the most parcels in it include Gordon Street, Park Avenue, Wisconsin Street, Randolph Street, Alvarado Street and Chester Place.","notes":"Wilton Heights is one of the residential historic districts the City of Pomona maps by name, at about 177 acres. The City's contributing-parcel layer lists roughly 490 parcels in it, and about 335 are marked as contributing.","housing":"A mix of single-family lots and parcels zoned Administrative Professional inside the same district. Two homes a block apart can sit in different zones, so zoning should be confirmed for the parcel itself.","selling":"Confirm both the zone and the contributing status of your parcel before pricing. Those two facts set what a buyer can do with the property, and they are what to compare when choosing Wilton Heights sales as comparables.","sourceIds":["pomHistDistGis","pomHistPres","pomBrochureWilton"],"listingAliases":["Wilton Heights","Wilton Heights Historic District"],"overview":["Wilton Heights is one of the residential historic districts the City of Pomona maps by name, at about 177 acres. The City's contributing-parcel layer lists roughly 490 parcels in it, and about 335 are marked as contributing.","Its zoning is more mixed than the other residential districts. About half of the parcels are zoned single-family, mostly Single Family-7,200 ft, and close to 200 are zoned Administrative Professional, with smaller Highway Commercial and Corridors Specific Plan pieces.","The City's district brochure says Wilton Heights was designated on August 2, 1999, and has the most eclectic group of architectural styles of any Pomona historic district, with properties from the late 1800s to the 1950s. It is named for builder-designers William and Edwin Wilton, who constructed more than 600 buildings in Pomona, much of their residential work here; William Wilton lived in Wilton Heights for 28 years. The brochure places the district between White Avenue, Garey Avenue, Holt Avenue and Orange Grove Avenue, notes postwar commercialization of Holt and Garey avenues, and counts 534 properties."],"character":["Its zoning is more mixed than the other residential districts. About half of the parcels are zoned single-family, mostly Single Family-7,200 ft, and close to 200 are zoned Administrative Professional, with smaller Highway Commercial and Corridors Specific Plan pieces.","The City's district brochure says Wilton Heights was designated on August 2, 1999, and has the most eclectic group of architectural styles of any Pomona historic district, with properties from the late 1800s to the 1950s. It is named for builder-designers William and Edwin Wilton, who constructed more than 600 buildings in Pomona, much of their residential work here; William Wilton lived in Wilton Heights for 28 years. The brochure places the district between White Avenue, Garey Avenue, Holt Avenue and Orange Grove Avenue, notes postwar commercialization of Holt and Garey avenues, and counts 534 properties."],"homes":["A mix of single-family lots and parcels zoned Administrative Professional inside the same district. Two homes a block apart can sit in different zones, so zoning should be confirmed for the parcel itself."],"distinction":["Confirm both the zone and the contributing status of your parcel before pricing. Those two facts set what a buyer can do with the property, and they are what to compare when choosing Wilton Heights sales as comparables."],"forOwners":"Confirm both the zone and the contributing status of your parcel before pricing. Those two facts set what a buyer can do with the property, and they are what to compare when choosing Wilton Heights sales as comparables.","living":["The district is mapped as one historic neighborhood, and the City's historic preservation rules apply across it."],"faqs":[{"q":"Is Wilton Heights an official Pomona historic district?","a":"Yes. The City of Pomona maps the Wilton Heights Historic District at about 177 acres, with roughly 490 parcels, about 335 of them marked as contributing."},{"q":"Is every Wilton Heights parcel zoned single-family?","a":"No. The City's layer shows about half zoned single-family and close to 200 parcels zoned Administrative Professional. Confirm your parcel's zone with the Planning Division."}],"url":"https://realestateworks.com/cities/pomona/neighborhoods/wilton-heights"},{"slug":"hacienda-park","name":"Hacienda Park","kind":"historic-district","hero":"/images/pomona-ca-residential-street-dusk.jpg","heroAlt":"Residential street at dusk — illustrative, not a documented Pomona address","location":"Pomona's Hacienda Park Historic District, including McKinley Avenue, Park Avenue, Hacienda Place, Alameda Street and Ganesha Place","boundaries":"The City's Historic District Boundaries layer maps the Hacienda Park Historic District at about 97.5 acres. The streets with the most parcels in it include McKinley Avenue, Park Avenue, Hacienda Place, Alameda Street, Ganesha Place and White Avenue.","notes":"Hacienda Park is the smallest of Pomona's three residential historic districts, at about 97.5 acres. The City's contributing-parcel layer lists roughly 270 parcels in it, and about 225 are marked as contributing.","housing":"Mostly single-family homes on lots zoned for 7,200 square feet, larger than the 6,000-square-foot zoning that covers most of Lincoln Park. A small number of parcels allow low-density multifamily.","selling":"With most parcels marked as contributing, a buyer will want to know your home's status and what exterior work has been approved. Have permits and any City approvals for past exterior work on hand, and price against other Hacienda Park sales.","sourceIds":["pomHistDistGis","pomHistPres","pomBrochureHacienda"],"listingAliases":["Hacienda Park","Hacienda Park Historic District"],"overview":["Hacienda Park is the smallest of Pomona's three residential historic districts, at about 97.5 acres. The City's contributing-parcel layer lists roughly 270 parcels in it, and about 225 are marked as contributing.","Most of the district, about 230 parcels, is zoned Single Family-7,200 ft, with a few Administrative Professional and Low Density Multiple Family parcels.","The City's district brochure says Hacienda Park was designated on October 6, 2003, as Pomona's fourth historic district, with homes spanning nearly 100 years of Pomona history. It contains La Casa Primera, one of Pomona's oldest homes, and the largest concentration of post-World War II homes of any Pomona historic district, capturing the shift from ranchos and orange groves to suburban tract homes after the war. The brochure places it between White Avenue, Garey Avenue and Gordon Street, Orange Grove Avenue and Artesia Street, and counts 272 properties."],"character":["Most of the district, about 230 parcels, is zoned Single Family-7,200 ft, with a few Administrative Professional and Low Density Multiple Family parcels.","The City's district brochure says Hacienda Park was designated on October 6, 2003, as Pomona's fourth historic district, with homes spanning nearly 100 years of Pomona history. It contains La Casa Primera, one of Pomona's oldest homes, and the largest concentration of post-World War II homes of any Pomona historic district, capturing the shift from ranchos and orange groves to suburban tract homes after the war. The brochure places it between White Avenue, Garey Avenue and Gordon Street, Orange Grove Avenue and Artesia Street, and counts 272 properties."],"homes":["Mostly single-family homes on lots zoned for 7,200 square feet, larger than the 6,000-square-foot zoning that covers most of Lincoln Park. A small number of parcels allow low-density multifamily."],"distinction":["With most parcels marked as contributing, a buyer will want to know your home's status and what exterior work has been approved. Have permits and any City approvals for past exterior work on hand, and price against other Hacienda Park sales."],"forOwners":"With most parcels marked as contributing, a buyer will want to know your home's status and what exterior work has been approved. Have permits and any City approvals for past exterior work on hand, and price against other Hacienda Park sales.","living":["The district is mapped as one historic neighborhood, and the City's historic preservation rules apply across it."],"faqs":[{"q":"Where is the Hacienda Park Historic District?","a":"In Pomona. The City's GIS maps it at about 97.5 acres, with the most parcels on McKinley Avenue, Park Avenue, Hacienda Place, Alameda Street and Ganesha Place."},{"q":"What lot size is typical in Hacienda Park?","a":"Most parcels are zoned Single Family-7,200 ft, according to the City's layer. Actual lot sizes vary, so read them from the parcel record."}],"url":"https://realestateworks.com/cities/pomona/neighborhoods/hacienda-park"}],"sellerResources":[{"kind":"probate","title":"Probate real estate agent in Pomona, CA","url":"https://realestateworks.com/cities/pomona/probate"},{"kind":"inherited-property","title":"Inherited property real estate agent in Pomona, CA","url":"https://realestateworks.com/cities/pomona/inherited-property"},{"kind":"foreclosure-help","title":"Foreclosure real estate agent in Pomona, CA","url":"https://realestateworks.com/cities/pomona/foreclosure-help"},{"kind":"short-sale-help","title":"Short sale real estate agent in Pomona, CA","url":"https://realestateworks.com/cities/pomona/short-sale-help"},{"kind":"sell-as-is","title":"Selling a Pomona house as-is","url":"https://realestateworks.com/cities/pomona/sell-as-is"}],"amenities":[{"title":"City Hall","body":"City Hall is at 505 S. Garey Avenue, Pomona, CA 91766. A City Hall Hours notice publishes the main line (909) 620-2311. The City Clerk’s Office publishes (909) 620-2341. Confirm current public hours with the City. Published regular-meeting agendas list 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers at the same address.","sourceIds":["pmnCityHome","pmnHours","pmnClerk","pmnAgenda","pmnDirectory"]},{"title":"Pomona Police Department","body":"The City operates a municipal police department at 490 W. Mission Blvd., Pomona, CA 91766. The department directory lists Police at (909) 620-2156. A Police Station Lobby notice lists Front Desk hours Monday through Thursday 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., closed Friday through Sunday, and 24/7 non-emergency dispatch at (909) 622-1241.","sourceIds":["pmnPolice","pmnTraffic","pmnPoliceNews","pmnPoliceAdmin","pmnDirectory"]},{"title":"Los Angeles County Fire Department","body":"The Los Angeles Almanac lists Pomona among the cities that contract with the Los Angeles County Fire Department. The City’s facility directory lists Fire Station 181 (Battalion Headquarters) at 590 S. Park Avenue and Fire Station 182 at 1059 N. White Avenue. The department directory lists Fire at (909) 629-9671. A station address is not a ranking of nearby houses.","sourceIds":["pmnFireAlmanac","pmnFacilities","pmnDirectory"]},{"title":"Pomona Public Library","body":"The City operates a municipal library, not a Los Angeles County Library branch. City pages and the department directory list Pomona Public Library at 625 S. Garey Avenue, Pomona, CA 91766, telephone (909) 620-2043. A library address is not a ranking of nearby houses.","sourceIds":["pmnLibrary","pmnDirectory","pmnFacilities"]},{"title":"Metrolink","body":"Metrolink lists Pomona–Downtown at 101 W. First St., Pomona, CA 91766, owned by the City of Pomona. The current Metrolink timetable lists that station on the Riverside Line. Metrolink lists Pomona–North at 205 Santa Fe St., Pomona, CA 91767, on the San Bernardino Line, also owned by the City of Pomona; that station page also notes the LA Metro A Line platform. Confirm current routes and schedules from the address; they change. This page does not promise a travel time.","sourceIds":["pmnMetrolinkDowntown","pmnMetrolinkNorth","pmnMetrolinkTt"]}],"housing":["Pomona is an incorporated city in the eastern San Gabriel Valley. Housing includes predominantly residential houses, with civic and commercial uses along Garey Avenue, Mission Boulevard, First Street, Bangor Street, and White Avenue. Product type, lot, and later work still vary by parcel. Confirm zoning with the City.","A house near Garey Avenue civic addresses, a Mission Boulevard address, and a Bangor Street address are different marketing files even when they sit on the same calendar.","Some attached product may involve an association. Association documents, if any, must be read from the file. This page does not invent an HOA map."],"faqs":[{"q":"How do I sell my house in Pomona?","a":"Start with a property-specific review of the address you own — location, product type, condition, recent comparable sales, and whether City zoning or permits apply — not a citywide median. Sidney Manzo, Agent, CA DRE #01108914, licensed in California, can discuss pricing, preparation, marketing, and whether a public listing or a more limited marketing approach if permitted is the better path. A conversation is not a listing. Nothing is listed until you choose."},{"q":"How much is my Pomona home worth?","a":"There is no reliable citywide number for an individual property. A useful figure starts with exact location, lot, living area, product type, condition, competing listings, and recent comparable sales. That snapshot is not the value of a particular house. A property-specific review is advisory and is not an appraisal."},{"q":"What are homes selling for in Pomona?","a":"That snapshot describes the city as a whole. It is not the value of a particular house. Get my free home review."},{"q":"Is now a good time to sell a home in Pomona?","a":"This page cannot name one right time to sell. Citywide snapshots are not a forecast for your address. Timing also depends on the house, competing listings, and your calendar."},{"q":"How long does it take to sell a home in Pomona?","a":"This page cannot promise a timeline for a particular house."},{"q":"What does it cost to sell a home in Pomona?","a":"Costs vary by the written agreements and the transaction. Listing-side professional service fees, if we are engaged, are established in a listing agreement and described on our services page. Title, escrow, repairs, credits, taxes, and other expenses are not quoted here."},{"q":"Do I need a real estate agent to sell my home?","a":"California owners may sell without listing representation. Sidney Manzo, CA DRE #01108914, is with RE/MAX Dream Properties (ASLG Inc), CA DRE #02142193. Listing representation, if you want it, is established only by a written agreement. A licensed real-estate agent can discuss pricing, marketing, disclosures, and timing. Using an agent does not promise a better price, a faster sale, or any particular outcome."},{"q":"Do City planning or zoning rules affect a sale or remodel?","a":"The City of Pomona is a charter city. The department directory lists Planning at (909) 620-2191 and PlanningCounter@pomonaca.gov, and Development Services at the same telephone. Confirm the specific address with the City. Architectural style alone does not establish what may be changed."},{"q":"Does requesting a home-value review create a listing agreement?","a":"No. A conversation, a form submission, or a property-specific review does not create a listing agreement or agency relationship. A listing is established only by a signed California agreement."}],"sources":[{"id":"pomHistDistGis","label":"City of Pomona GIS — Historic Districts map service (district boundaries and contributing parcels)","url":"https://gismaps.ci.pomona.ca.us/arcgis/rest/services/CommunityDevelopment/Historic_Districts/MapServer","accessed":"2026-10-15"},{"id":"pomHistPres","label":"City of Pomona — Historic Preservation","url":"https://www.pomonaca.gov/government/departments/development-services/planning-division/historic-preservation","accessed":"2026-10-15"},{"id":"pomBrochureLincoln","label":"City of Pomona — Lincoln Park Historic District brochure (designation May 4, 1998; 802 properties)","url":"https://www.pomonaca.gov/home/showpublisheddocument/5938/638285540092470000","accessed":"2026-10-15"},{"id":"pomBrochureWilton","label":"City of Pomona — Wilton Heights Historic District brochure (designation August 2, 1999; 534 properties)","url":"https://www.pomonaca.gov/home/showpublisheddocument/5942/638285540099800000","accessed":"2026-10-15"},{"id":"pomBrochureHacienda","label":"City of Pomona — Hacienda Park Historic District brochure (designation October 6, 2003; 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Not an appraisal. Not legal, tax, or foreclosure advice. Statistics are third-party snapshots for the dates shown."}