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Manteca: It’s about people & prosperity
Why move to Manteca?
After all, every community will proclaim they are the place to be.
There is little doubt Manteca is growing.
And it’s not just housing.
Retailers and restaurants are coming. New employment opportunities are opening up.
But there is more to a community than houses, retail, restaurants, and jobs.
Is it a place you feel safe?
Is it a place where you can grow?
And, perhaps most important of all, is it a place where you can - and want to - call home?
So how can the case be made for Manteca?
Start where many might consider the least improbable place - the Manteca Chamber of Commerce.
Say the words “Chamber of Commerce”, and most think business and nothing else.
The Manteca Chamber of Commerce does mean business.
But it isn’t what really drives the business organization.
It is the same thing that drove the predecessor to the Chamber of Commerce, the Manteca Board of Trade, to push for Manteca’s incorporation as a city 105 years ago.
The rationale was simple.
In order for people - from families to young adults to senior citizens - to thrive, they need to have a community where they can build their lives as well as enjoy life.
That means jobs. Police and fire protection, parks, medical care, and schools.
But more importantly, it needs a place one wants to be.
A place where you can be — and feel — that you are part of the community.
From day one, the Manteca Chamber of Commerce has made community Job One.
It is why the chamber has actively woven itself into the community.
It runs the gamut from organizing Manteca’s signature Christmas event for more than 50 years to honoring those who serve, fought for the rights of all, and who built this country 11 times a year with the placement of 2,400 flags along city streets.
The Manteca Chamber of Commerce’s annual Christmas parade brings Manteca’s diverse community together to celebrate the holidays.
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It’s leadership and 300 plus members do more than just support business, network, and work to improve the overall economic lot of Manteca.
They proactively support a wide array of community efforts from helping feed struggling families at Thanksgiving, providing financial and manpower support to a long list of youth-based endeavors, to helping rally the community when a family or individual is in need.
The business of Manteca is the business of the Chamber of Commerce.
And that business includes community cohesiveness.
It reflects the community that Manteca is.
Among its 92,000 and growing population is a wide array of people from all walks of life and cultures.
It is reflective in strong organizations that celebrate diversity and reach out to the greater community to share their cultures and lend a helping hand to others.
Illustrative is the Manteca Interfaith Community Alliance whose faith-based membership includes St. Paul’s United Methodists Church, Manteca Islamic Center, Transformed Through HOPE Ministries, the Baha’i community, and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
Not only do they actively promote greater understanding, better communication, and build respect among faiths but they pull resources together to improve the community.
An example is a major undertaking that provides financial support to the Manteca Unified School District and can offer the resources - from hygiene items to shoes to new clothing to non-school provided school supplies so homeless youth can succeed in school.
And to be clear, many efforts to support those struggling the most to providing mentorship and activities to help youth grow have started with the community, not the government.
One of the largest and most successful free one-on-one tutoring programs for struggling studies as noted by state officials and Congress, is Give Every Child a Chance that assist more than 2,000 youth a year.
It was launched by people coming together in the community.
The same is true for efforts such as the Boys & Girls Club and the new teen center dubbed the Thomas Toy Community that opened in 2024 in a building that had major renovations complete with social media center, a youth cafe as a place to do homework or just chill, a massive “teen cave”, and a state-of-the-art social media production facility and other attractions.
It is also true for HOPE Ministries, a community-based non-profit established in 1991 with the express purpose of helping homeless families get back on their feet.
HOPE Family Shelters has a success rate pushing 60 percent when it comes to families being able to secure their own housing after staying for three months in one of two shelters.
Manteca is at the heart of 1.1 million people meaning cultural events, entertainment and more and within a 20 minute drive such as the Gallo Center for the Performing Arts in Modesto.
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HOPE Shelter does so by working to address issues that contribute to them being homeless, even more that they have jobs. It ranges from money management and behavioral counseling to making smart decisions for their families.
Of the 260 plus among families they help each year, more than two thirds are children.
Manteca also has a higher concentration of traditional youth groups than one would expect in a community from multiple Little Leagues, soccer organizations, softball groups, and youth football teams to Scouting and FFA to a longrunning community service organization known as Manteca Youth Focus.
The city has stepped up as well with robust recreation offerings that are underlined by commitment to facilitate the needs to make community-based youth programs work such as Woodward Park where much of its 50 acres has become the go to place for Northern California soccer tournaments as well as weekly local play.
Then there are unique private sector endeavors such as the 500-room Great Wolf Resort indoor waterpark to special ized businesses such as a Lego store, you’d expect in the Bay Area and not the San Joaquin Valley.
Manteca is clearly invested in families, hence the city motto of being “The Fam ily City.”
But there is also a growing repertoire of activities for adults whether they are young, old, or in between.
A brew pub has opened downtown and a second is under construction near Big League Dreams catering to adult as well as youth tournament and league softball/ baseball play. The city-owned BLD com plex also includes an indoor soccer arena often booked with games until 11 p.m.
And to give you an idea of where Manteca is headed, downtown now has a dedicated full-time comedy club - The Deaf Puppy.
It’s a rarity for a city of 92,000 but it also underscores Manteca’s unique position of being in the middle of a tri angle bordered by Tracy, Modesto, and Stockton where within 15 miles there are almost 900,000 people.
That also means people in Manteca are also 15 miles away from venues for major musical and entertainment eventsthink concerts, Disney Ice, monster truck competitions, and Comic-Con gatherings to name a few.
The venues include the Stockton Arena, The Gallo Performing Arts Cen
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The Manteca Big League Dreams sports complex includes six replica Major League Baseball fields where young and old can play ball.
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You don’t need to drive for hours and spend a small fortune to enjoy professional sports.
Venues for minor league pro teams are 30 minutes or less away, including the waterfront Banner Island Ballpark that
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is home to the Stockton Ports, Stockton Arena where the NBA G League team for the Sacramento Kings play, and Modesto’s Thurman Field.
There are also the cultural offerings of the University of the Pacific that is also competitive in a variety of sports including basketball.
Both Modesto and Stockton have symphonies.
Stockton’s, which is among the oldest on the West Coast, performs at Delta College’s Atherton Auditorium.
In terms of the overall commitment of the community, voters approved bonds of $159 million in 2014 and $260 million in 2020.
Between the two when coupled with state commitments, Manteca Unified will end up making $550 million of improvements to existing campuses to modernize them and make them conducive to modern learning.
Perhaps the crowning achievement will be the “extreme” makeover of two of the high schools serving Manteca — the 58 year-old East Union campus and the 103 year-old Manteca campus.
When completed in 2028, the work will transform both into almost completely new campuses designed around educational programming for 2,200 students each with a distinctive college feel.
Manteca voters supported $419 million in bonds to modernize schools. Two examples are the new Manteca High main gym and swimming pool and the new two-story classroom building and media center now under construction at East Union High as show in the rendering.
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Eat, drink & be merry in downtown Manteca. Don’t laugh. You can.
And you can laugh a lot.
Downtown Manteca is where you will find the Deaf Puppy Comedy Club.
It is the only full-time dedicated comedy club between Fresno and Sacramento.
They have been attracting solid crowds with half of the intimate 100-seat show room being from Manteca-Lathrop-Ripon and the others from Modesto, Stockton, Tracy and other nearby areas.
Unlike typical comedy clubs that don’t seat patrons until about a half hour prior to a show, guests are seated as they arrive.
That allows food and drink orders to be filled while creating a dinner show atmosphere.
It is a formula that has already helped build a steady flow of returning guests.
The Deaf Puppy also operates a bar and grill daily.
For more details go to www.deafpuppyclub. com
Down the street from the comedy club in the 200 block of North Main is the Brethren Brewing Company.
Food is available at Brethren Brewing but it is provided by food truck vendors.
That way, Brethren Brewing can concentrate on doing what it does best — crafting good beer.
The business model also allows a wide variety of food choices. And, if a food vendor happens to bomb with guests, then they just find a replacement vendor.
The tasting room has a clean modern industrial look with seating for 60.
The is also another 40 outside seats in a space protected from the sun.
The fact there are no TV screens to be found is by design.
The owners wanted it to be a place where friends can meet and families can enjoy themselves and have good conversations.
Brethren Brewing is also kid friendly. They offer craft soda as well as offering two waters “on tap” guests can access by themselves in the
tasting room including one that is distilled. They also offer candy pairings such as gummy bears that are suitable for their beers.
For more information go to brethrenbrewingcompany.com
Manteca is rapidly emerging as an epicenter for staging events and weddings.
It’s because there’s plenty of places to meet in Manteca to be merry — and to do serious gatherings too.
There are halls designed for everything from weddings to celebrations to business gatherings that have an overall capacity of more than 3,500.
And there are more banquet and wedding facilities on the drawing board to take advantage of Manteca’s central location. There’s also a second brewery under construction.
The owners of the elegant Veranda Banquet & Events Center in downtown transformed the structure that once housed the El Rey Theatre that was dubbed the “Grand Dame” of Manteca when it opened in 1937.
The Veranda caters extensively to weddings, parties, banquets, as well as special events such as niche concerts that draw attendees from throughout Northern California.
It has three distinctive areas:
►The Ballroom with a grand staircase that can seat between 300 and 500 people.
►The Veranda with a capacity of 250.
►The Rooftop with a capacity of 300.
It also has a commercial kitchen specializing in authentic Indian food as well as Hispanic American, Italian, and Persian cuisines.
There is also a second Veranda hall on Moffat Boulevard with indoor seating for 200 as well as an outdoor garden area.
That’s just the start.
There’s the Emory Hall and Conference Center that can accommodate up to 200.
Chez Shari offers a second floor venue that works well for reunions, weddings, and more on the second floor of the clubhouse overlooking the Manteca golf course.
The 500-room Great Wolf Resort & Indoor Waterpark offers 5,652 square feet of adaptable meeting spaces and conference rooms as well as a 2,057-square-foot covered outdoor terrace.
We put you first in everything we do, which is why we’ve won the “Best in Manteca for Senior Living” award for the fourth time running. The Commons at Union Ranch is a well-appointed senior living community of lush grounds, spacious apartments, a continuum of exceptional care, and friendly, attentive staff. Residents enjoy an active lifestyle with our fitness program, MBK Cuisine’s all-day dining, and a robust calendar of activities for an engaging life full of possibilities.
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TOP PHOTO: Deaf Comedy Club owners
Chris Teicheira tests the mic in the venue’s intimate 100-seat showroom. MIDDLE PHOTO Owner Daniel Machado, left, and founding member Jessie Adams toast to the success of the Brethren Brewing Company. BOTTOM PHOTO: A banquet hall in The Veranda Event Center in downtown.
The 2024 Manteca Chamber of Commerce award recipients were as follows:
►Small Business of the Year: BESITOS. FINE CUISINE
►Mabel Brocchini Community Service Awards : �������� �������� - BOYS & GIRLS CLUB MANTECA
►Gladys Brock Chamber Service Award: ���������� ���������������������� - GIVE EVERY CHILD A CHANCE
►Non-Profit of the Year: UNITED WAY OF SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY
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►Large Business of the Year: THE HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS & SUITES
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Mayor Singh credits City’s success to total Team Manteca effort
Manteca Mayor Gary Singh made it clear.
There is no “I” in Team Manteca.
Singh doubled down on the moniker he helped coin before the pandemic as he delivered his State of the City message in March at Great Wolf Resort.
In doing so, he made it clear Manteca’s success isn’t because of him but everyone on the “team” from street crews and IT staff to senior management and each council member working together.
Singh made it a point to stress at least one behind-thescenes effort of his fellow elected council members that most of the public never sees.
That included:
*Dave Breitenbucher for his weekly hands-on effort to make the emergency homeless shelter works. He has played a key role in keeping efforts moving forward to improve homeless issues.
*Charlie Halford for his work to get a new police facility. Singh noted the existing facility was built in the 1970s when Manteca had 30,000 residents, a third of its current population.
*Jose Nuno for lending his extensive knowledge to help the city pursue new affordable housing projects.
*Mike Moroit in going door-to-door in downtown to secure support for an effort to take the central district to the next level.
Singh also repeatedly stressed how city staff — almost 500 fulltime employee equivalent strong — has been stepping up Manteca’s game.
“They are Team Manteca,” Singh said.
And while Singh rolled off a long list of city achievements from cleaning up the financial bookkeeping mess the current council inherited to establishing an in-house program to address a backlog of street pavement issues, there was one that he didn’t verbalize.
And that is a distinct change in culture at city hall.
But then again, the selection of the theme for the State of the City event hosted by the Manteca Chamber of Commerce said it all — “Level Up”, inspired by Ciara’s 2017 song of the same name.
Ciara wrote the song to celebrate empower-
ment and growth.
The city’s accomplishments — as well as major endeavors that have been put in motion that will come to fruition in the next few years — are the result of municipal staff being empowered.
Team Manteca has essentially almost completely dug out from under the collateral damage of burning through four city managers in 3 years and 3 months.
Singh will tell you it’s the result of dedicated employees being empowered to do their best, elected leaders that don’t allow differences to get in the way of “doing the right thing for the city”, and everyone working together as a team
Toss in the city’s growth and “Level Up” could be adopted as an official city song.
“Manteca remains on the move,” Singh said, “and we are leveling up.”
To contact Dennis Wyatt, email dwyatt@ mantecabulletin.com
TOP PHOTO: Police Chief Steve Schluer is flanked by municipal officials after accepting an award on behalf of the city for the opening of a public safety annex in downtown Manteca. BOTTOM PHOTO: Robert Wolfe of Manteca Property Services accepts an award from Mayor Gary Singh for his role in keeping downtown clean.
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CHamber Staff
JOANN BEATTIE
Executive Director
joann@manteca.org
209-823-6121 (phone)
209-239-6131 (fax)
Sialei Manuleleua
Administrative Assistant
Carol Bradley Outreach specialist
tHe CHamber’S miSSion
The primary mission of the Manteca Chamber of Commerce is to promote businesses in the community while also enriching the local economy and the quality of life for Manteca’s residents. The chamber provides support to businesses by offering resources and opportunities to network, helping businesses increase visibility and customer base. Our efforts aim to build a stronger, more prosperous economy in Manteca, making it an attractive place for both new businesses and residents.
To support local businesses, the chamber employs various strategies. One key approach is to list businesses on our website, providing online visibility.
Additionally, the chamber uses social media to promote businesses through videos and posts, highlighting the services and products available within the community.
Network events, such as mixers, provide opportunities for businesses to connect and collaborate. Members also benefit from being included in a business directory, which serves as a resource for referrals and helps facilitate connections among local businesses.
The chamber organizes events like street fairs, which provide opportunities for businesses to promote their products directly to residents and visitors. These events not only generate foot traffic but also create a lively, engaging atmosphere that draws people to Manteca, thus supporting the local economy.
The Manteca Chamber of Commerce also acts as a strong advocate for businesses at the governmental level. The chamber has a government relations committee that engages directly with local government officials, discussing policies and regulations that affect the business community. We actively communicate with government leaders, writing letters of support to advocate for the needs and interests of the local business community.
PreSident’S meSSage
Dear Members and Partners,
As we approach the end of another remarkable year, I want to take this opportunity to express my deepest gratitude for your unwavering support and engagement with the Manteca Chamber of Commerce. Together, we have navigated challenges, celebrated successes, and strengthened our community.
This year, we focused on fostering economic growth, supporting local businesses, and creating new opportunities for collaboration. From our weekly coffees and evening mixers to our 1st annual business expo, business participation and enthusiasm have been instrumental in our progress.
Looking ahead, we are excited to build on this momentum. Our priorities for the coming year include advocating for businessfriendly policies, and enhancing networking opportunities for our members.
Thank you for being an integral
part of our Chamber family. Your partnership fuels our mission to make Manteca a thriving place to live, work, and grow. We encourage you to stay engaged, share your ideas, and continue to leverage the resources we provide. Together, we can achieve even greater heights.
Warm regards,
Balraj (Raj) Lal President of the Manteca Chamber of Commerce.
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City of Manteca
City of Manteca was Incorporated on May 28, 1918
Our city has grown tremendously in the almost 100 years of existence.
For more information and help please use the links below.
City Website:
https://www.ci.manteca.ca.us/ City Contacts : https://www.ci.manteca.ca.us/ QuickLinks/Contacts.aspx
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The City of Manteca’s Outreach system makes it easy to get your question or issue to the correct person. Select your topic and your question/ comment/problem will be routed to the correct department. Contacting the City through the Online link gives you the ability to track your question as the City works on the solution for you.
1001 W. Center Street, 209-456-8000 www.ci.manteca.ca.us
patient safety and reporting, physician excellence, nursing excellence and patient throughput.
www.doctorsmanteca.com
Oak Valley Community Bank
Established in 1991, Oak Valley Community Bank was founded on the principles of relationship banking. We believe the trust and history built with a client count when it comes to delivering first-class customer service. Relationships are built over time, and we understand that the better we get to know our clients, the better we are able to meet their financial needs and exceed their expectations. At Oak Valley, we put our customers first, and we take pride in connecting to the communities we serve. Our commitment continues with every customer relationship – like the oak tree, our roots run deep in the community, and our branches grow strong to support our customers.
The bank has grown to over $2 billion in assets and currently operates through 18 branches.
County and are presently moving towards providing electric service as well.
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Doctors Hospital of Manteca
It is our mission at Doctors Hospital of Manteca to deliver safe, cost-effective care to the community and patients we serve. We always strive to provide the best, and safest, medical care possible. We are excited to tell you about a new initiative taking shape at Doctors Hospital of Manteca.
Commitment to Quality is designed to enhance the overall quality, control and productivity of our care delivery process. It introduces a series of targeted initiatives in the areas of quality of care and patient safety, nursing practice, medical staff governance and other important areas related to patient care. Commitment to Quality consists of a comprehensive set of initiatives that address issues surrounding
191 W. North Street Manteca, California 95336 (209) 396-1581 www.ovcb.com
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Kaiser Permanente
For more than seventy years, our mission at Kaiser Permanente has been to improve the health of our members and the communities we serve by delivering outstanding quality care and personalized service. We take pride in offering the type of care we want for ourselves and our family members. May you live well, be well, and thrive! www.kaiserpermanente.org
Raymus
Homes in President’s Circle
on December 16, 2015
Raymus Homes is a young, progressive company backed by more than 40 years of industry experience. Our fresh, exciting designs, blended with timeless favorites, yield sought-after homes that deliver premium workmanship at reasonable prices. Not only do you enjoy exceptional Raymus quality, you experience priceless care, commitment and personal attention.
In 1909, the District was established to provide a reliable and economical source of irrigation water for the agricultural areas surrounding Escalon, Ripon, and Manteca. Since then, we have expanded into providing domestic water service to South San Joaquin
Toni Raymus, President Bob Raymus, Vice President 1433 Moffat Blvd, STE 13 Manteca, CA 95336 209-824-3080
Great Wolf Lodge Northern California
The 500 room lodge boast an expansive 95,000 square foot indoor water park heated to a comfortable
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84 degrees year round with water slides, raft rides, pools and waterplay areas for families with children of every age. Aside from the water park, guests can also discover the 45,000 square foot Great Wolf Adventure Park with an array of indoor attractions including a ropes course, miniature golf, arcade, and a high-tech, newly imagined version of the brand’s exclusive MagiQuest interactive adventure game. The resort also features a number of eateries that range from elevated dining to sweet ice cream treats. Event planners can also look to Great Wolf Lodge Northern California for their meeting and event needs. The property has 6,000 square feet of flexible conference space, built-in A/V technology, full catering options, and a team of dedicated professionals to tend to every meeting need.
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changing needs of our duties. With our intent to ensure accountability our employees are equipped with today’s latest technology that gives you the peace of mind that you deserve. We hand pick our security officers whom are given special training that exceeds any state mandated standard. Our friendly office staff specializes in the private security sector and is available for you 24/7.
310 Sunwest Place Suite B, Manteca CA 95337
209.825.2211 https:// shieldprivatesecurity.com
A Bridge to Change
Raising Cane’s
Our concept is simple and unique… we only have ONE LOVE – quality chicken finger meals! At Raising Cane’s you get an exceptionally high quality product served quickly and conveniently. We can do this because we offer a limited menu. The specialized systems developed by Raising Cane’s allow us to maintain a level of quality unmatched in the industry. Our commitment to this concept will not allow us to compromise our quality, cut corners or clutter our menu with new products that do not fit our core menu offering.
The City of Lathrop’s Economic Development division is dedicated to attracting, retaining, and helping businesses grow within our community. Serving as a primary point of contact for prospective businesses and site selectors, the Economic Development staff provides information on business incentives, financing opportunities, available properties, permitting process, development fees and more. The City values our existing employers too, and is available to assist businesses who are starting up, expanding or have a need to relocate. Our staff is here to help.
Shield Protection Group, Inc
At Shield Private Security it is paramount that we provide our clients with top tier service and commitment to the ever
Founded in 2015, A Bridge to Change, Inc., is a non-profit organization dedicated to changing the lives of veterans with permanent injuries sustained while serving our country. We help veterans live a life as close to the life they left behind by hosting golf tournaments, fireworks sales, a comedy night, and many other events to raise money to provide AllTerrain Track chairs and emotional support dogs to these deserving veterans who suffer from PTSD and physical disabilities. One organization that we work closely with is Willie’s Wish.
Willie’s Wish rescues dogs that are within 24 hours of being euthanized. They are brought to Soledad State Prison and trained to be emotional support animals by veteran inmates. These men and dogs are given a purpose and a chance to regain their worthiness.
Every veteran and animal are worth saving. We are honored to be the first non-profit organization to be a part of the Chamber’s President’s Circle and look forward to building a strong relationship with our community families and businesses.
In-N-Out Burger
At In-N-Out Burger, quality is everything. From the first bite of your burger to your last french fry, quality is the most important ingredient. We don’t freeze, prepackage of microwave our food. We make things the oldfashioned way. In-N-Out, that’s what a hamburger is all abou
F&M Bank
Where banking is easy! F&M Bank has provided financial services to individuals, families and businesses in California since 1916. As a full service community bank, we provide a complete range of products and services that help bring growth and prosperity to each of the communities we serve. Locally owned and operated, F&M Bank is headquartered in Lodi, California and proudly serves more than 20 locations throughout the Central Valley and East Bay.
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Valley Strong Credit Union
Our mission is to turn people’s financial possibilities into financial realities! We help people and communities prosper.
In 1938, a small group of dedicated and concerned teachers met for the purpose of forming a financial cooperative for school employees and their families. From these very humble beginnings, Valley Strong Credit Union was founded and formed.
The first Valley Strong “office” was actually a small room located in the library of a local high school. A single volunteer conducted all the operations, with transaction receipts kept in a shoe box. By the end of our first year, Valley Strong had 141 individuals banking with us and approximately $1,300 in assets.
Simply stated, a lot has changed over the last three-quarters of a century. However, our commitment to serving all of California remains the same. That’s why more than 360,000 individuals representing nearly $4 billion in assets choose to bank with us.
Our mission is to turn people’s financial possibilities into financial realities. We work every day to create a better tomorrow for our children and families. We are here to stay and grow together. And, here to discover the best financial possibilities for the best possible outcomes.
From extensive loan programs, including home and auto, to the latest in digital technology, retirement and
wealth management services, and business banking, Valley Strong is your lifelong financial partner.
So no matter what your financial possibilities may be, we are here to serve you. Come visit us at our branch located in 206 E Yosemite Ave here in Manteca!
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206 E Yosemite Ave
Manteca, California 95336
Phone: 661-833-7512
Staybridge Suites Manteca
Our hotel offers a laundry facility with large washers and dryers for your convenience. Additionally, you can maintain your fitness routine in our fitness center or take a daily swim in our outdoor pool.
A daily, hot, fresh breakfast is included in your stay with healthy options, daily specials and plenty of variety for our long-term guests.
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Dentistry Dr. Mohammad El Farra
Dani Bettencourt Board Member Keller Williams
Gina Rojas Board Member HomeSmart
Joe Rendon F & M Bank
Ricardo Jimenez Realtor Real Estate with Ricardo
Dani Daly Boys & Girls Club of Manteca/Lathrop
Victor Randolph KRVR 105.5 FM/KVIN 107.1 & 920 AM
Charlene Sevilla Board Member Valley Strong Credit Union
Joy Bansil Golden Options Realty
Nina Payne Board Member Agape Villages Erin Monday Costco
Tony Montalbo Board Member Self Help Federal Credit Union
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► COURTSIDE SPORTS: The 25,714-square-foot indoor sports facility at 450 Commerce Court opened as a new facility from the ground up in 2022. Courtside Sports features 21,000 square feet of playing surface, with three full-size basketball courts, five volleyball courts with a NCAAheight requirements, and sets up for futsal (indoor soccer), pickleball, and badminton and being available for rental. Youth and adult sports along with travel basketball and volleyball teams use the newest sports facility in the area. They also offer league play, drop-in gym, and classes. Information is available at www.CourtsideSportsManteca.com.
►BIG LEAGUE DREAMS: Ever dream of playing on Wrigley Field? Do you daydream what it would be like to park one over the infamous Red Monster left field fence at Fenway Park? You don’t have to travel to Chicago or Boston just to Manteca where you’ll find the Big League Dreams sports complex and indoor soccer arena. Six Major League Baseball fields have been replicated in proportionate size for softball play right down to details that a die-hard baseball buff would appreciate. The year-round facility has artificial turf plus two restaurants where fans can catch the action at three different fields inside or step outside and enjoy stadiumstyle seating in the shade. Teams come to BLD from as far away as Sacramento and San Jose to play during the week and from throughout Northern California, Nevada and the West to play in weekend tournaments. There are batting cages and a covered playground area as well
TOP LEFT PHOTO: The Manteca BMX track. TOP RIGHT PHOTO: Players shake hands after a game at Big League Dreams. BOTTOM PHOTO: Courtside Sports in Manteca.
for kids. If you’ve got time between games, the park is right next door to the Stadium Retail Center where you’ll find Kohl’s, Costco, Old Navy, Ross Dress 4 Less and a host of other stores as well as restaurants. For more information go on-line to www.bigleaguedreams.com or call (209) 824-2400.
►SOCCER, SOCCER & MORE
SOCCER: Not only does Manteca have the premier indoor soccer arena for recreation play in the Northern San Joaquin Valley but it has 11 highly regarded soccer fields including eight at Woodward Park — with four lighted fields. The soil conditions mean play can go on in Manteca even during the rainy season when those in the Bay Area often can’t even practice due to poor drainage. By having eight soccer fields in one place, Manteca hosts a variety of various skilled recreation soccer tournaments.. For more information
call the Manteca Parks & Recreation Department at (209) 823-8470.
►MANTECA GOLF COURSE: Manteca boasts a challenging 18-hole golf course that has the most play in the area due to design, pricing, and drainage. It is located at 305 North Union Road. For more information go to www.mantecagolf.org or call (209) 825-2500.
►ANYONE FOR TENNIS? The Manteca Regional Tennis Center — with six courts and a pro shop — at 307 North Union Road is located in front of the Manteca Golf Course. For info call the Manteca Parks and recreation Department at (209) 823-8470.
► BOWLERO MANTECA & FAMILY FUN CENTER: At 48 lanes, Bowlero Manteca & Family Fun Center is one of the largest in Northern California. It also offers a large sports bar and restaurant, a large arcade and nine batting cages. For more information call (209) 824-2889.
►BMX PARK: The city’s state-of-theart BMX Park at Spreckels Recreation Park hosts numerous regional and state competitions. Unlike other BMX parks located on the outskirts of towns, this in the heart of the community near shopping and services. Manteca also offers 8 miles of bike paths, a skate park, an interactive water play feature as well as 70 parks for recreational use. For details on Manteca’s offerings call the Manteca Parks and Recreation Department at (209) 823-8470)
EVENTS MANTECA
►CHAMBER INSTALLATION DINNER
Each year, the Manteca Chamber of Commerce presents the Installation and Awards Banquet. This is where they Install the new officers to serve on the Board of Directors. It is also an opportunity to celebrate our business community and individuals who have gone above and beyond in helping the community, as well as the Manteca Chamber of Commerce. In 2024 the event was held at the Conference Center at the amazing Great Wolf Lodge on July 26. We celebrated 101 years of incorporation for the Manteca Chamber of Commerce. The awards that were presented: Large Business of the YearHoliday Inn Express & Suites, Small Business of the Year-Besitos, Non-Profit of the Year-United Way Manteca Community Council, Mabel Brocchini Community Service Award-Dani Daly, Gladys Brock Chamber Service Award-Chuck Crutchfield, Ambassador of the Year-Nina Payne, President’s Choice Award-Carol Bradley, Board Member of the Year-Danielle Bettencourt, Lifetime Achievement Award-Dave Bricker.
watermelon drinks. It also includes over 300 vendors including fabulous food trucks and vendors with unique watermelon items, crafts, and unique items.
Our action-packed kids zone features thrilling watermelon eating contests for age groups 3-18, where kids can show off their speed and appetite. Get ready to splash around with our water balloon toss, perfect for cooling off on a sunny day. Plus, team up for the ultimate challenge in our watermelon relay race. It’s a day filled with laughter, friendly competition, and delightful watermelon-themed activities that the whole family will enjoy!
For more information go to www.manteca.org.
►OLD-FASHIONED FOURTH OF JULY: (Independence Day, July 4)
Halloween pumpkins plus tons that go to other nearby states. The Sunrise Kiwanis conduct a street fair featuring over 300 vendors with three stages of entertainment. For more information call the Manteca Sunrise Kiwanis at 800-8726546.
►DELL’OSSO FARMS CORN MAZE: (The month of October)
More than 200,000 people visit the Dell’Osso Corn Maze each year next door to Manteca in Lathrop off Interstate 5. It features a 40-acre corn maze either by the light of day or by the glimmer of stars and flashlights in the evening. There is also a haunted house, games, go-carts, pumpkins sales, and more. But the star attraction are the pumpkin blasters. It’s the only place on earth that you can find the answer to the question: How far can you lob a mini-pumpkin using a 6-foot barrel with sights? The answer is about 200 yards. Farmer Ron Dell’Osso has designed and had six “pumpkin blasters” welded from steel.. For more information on the Dell’Osso Farms Corn Maze go to www.pumpkinmaze.com.
►CROSSROADS WATERMELON STREET FAIR (First weekend
in June)
The Manteca Watermelon Street Fair is one of the largest events in the region and voted among the best events to attend in Northern California where we grow the most watermelons in California. It attracts over 40,000 people every year to celebrate with food, music, vendors, and activities. Activities include something for everyone including watermelon eating contests for kids and adults, kiddie rides, pony rides, petting zoo, live music, and beer garden that includes special
It’s a true red, white, and blue holiday in Manteca starting with the 2,400 flags placed along major streets as part of the Manteca Chamber of Commerce’s “Flags Over Manteca” project. Then there’s a pancake breakfast followed by a parade through downtown Manteca ending with an old-fashioned fire cart being pulled by firefighters who hook it up to hydrants along the route to spray down the young and young at heart. After dusk there is a large aerial fireworks display. For more information contact the Sunrise Kiwanis Club.
►MANTECA PUMPKIN FAIR: (First weekend in October)
Manteca is the largest pumpkin growing region in the Western United States. Fields around Manteca supply over 70 percent of California’s
►TWILIGHT CHRISTMAS PARADE & CHRISTMAS AT THE PARK (First weekend in December)
For more than 50 years, Manteca has conducted a twilight Christmas parade through downtown. In recent years other cities have followed suit. Manteca, though, is still one of the largest with more than 120 entries. There is also a holiday festival at Library Park. For more information, call the Manteca Chamber of Commerce at (209) 823-6121.
GREAT WOLF RESORT MANTECA
The coolest place on a 105-degree day in the Northern San Joaquin Valley is the same place it will be the warmest on the drabbest day of lingering Tule fog that keeps the temperatures in the 40s round the clock.
The place is the Great Wolf Lodge Water Park in Manteca.
Describing Great Wolf a “just a water park” is about as accurate as describing the imposing El Capitan overlooking Yosemite Valley a “just a rock.”
Everything about the Great Wolf in Manteca from the 95,000-square-foot indoor waterpark — the second largest in the 20-location operation being the Anaheim Great Wolf with the largest in Mayland— is tailored so both parents and kids can enjoy their stay at true resort location.
Unlike with outdoor water park where you have to deal with wind, scorching sun, chilly weather, oppressive heat, or rain and have a limited mid-spring to late summer window to enjoy it’s always a pleasant 82 degrees with the water two degrees warmer. Extensive skylights keep the water park bright without having to worry about sun burn.
But if you want to work on your tan there is a massive outdoor guest pool complete with underwater shelves you can partially submerse yourself in water on a lounge.
If you opt to eschew the outdoor pool to cram in as much slide and water play time as possible, Great Wolf will more than accommodate you. They use a green/red light system that allows personnel to move guests quickly — and safely — onto the slides. Conveyors take the tubes to the start of the slides.
A visit to Great Wolf is designed as a staycation. Accessing the 13 indoor waterpark attractions that are open 365 days a year from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily comes with the booking of a room overnight that gives guests two full days of waterpark access.
If you opt to access every possible hour you can in the water park, there is a guest luggage storage area and locker rooms to change and shower so before and after your check in and out times you can splash around without packing up your vehicle.
And these are not just your average hotel rooms. For starters there are 500 rooms making the Great Wolf located along the 120 Bypass in Manteca and accessed by the Airport Way exit the largest hotel ever built in the Great Central Valley stretching from Bakersfield to Redding. Many of the rooms are theme suites with “Wolf Dens” and “Kids Cabins” for children with their own bunk beds and TVs. That way mom and dad can watch Netflix and even opt for in-room alcoholic beverages while the kids can watch cartoons and such in their own suite within a suite.
There are also eight dining options ranging from traditional sit down and casual dining to fast food as well as grab
and go options.
The 55,000-square-foot family entertainment center features eight attractions including a rope course, candy store, miniature golf, bowling, an arcade, and the second most popular Great Wolf attraction for kids — MagiQuest.
Great Wolf can teach Harry Potter a thing or two about magical fun thanks to MagiQuest.
Young and old can use ‘magic wands’ to embark on a magical quest throughout the lodge. You determine the play time that can range from 30 minutes to three hours. You can take a break and come back hours later or the next day. You can even return with your wand months later to finish games or purchase new ones.
The dining options and games area are open to the general public - meaning you do not need to be resort guests to access them.
Besides story time, kids that are hotel guests can access yoga classes, interactive science experiments, a high energy dance party, and a crafts area dubbed “Paw Projects” and more at no additional charge.
TOP PHOTO: The Great Wolf River Canyon Run. BOTTOM PHOTO: The Rapid Racer.
Manteca’s murals are designed to give visitors, newcomers and longtime residents alike an insight into the community’s culture, history, and economy.
The Manteca Mural Society has finished more than 30 murals in the downtown area. Among the murals are:
Veterans Mural Wall
The collection of five murals honoring the sacrifice and service of Americans in five wars — World War I, World War II, the Korean War, Vietnam War, and the Global War on Terror — is considered the latest mural effort west of the Mississippi River honoring those who served America
Sierra’s Crown
The first mural on your tour is part of the Veterans Plaza in front of the Legion Hall in the 200 block of East Yosemite Avenue. Ripon artist Dave Peterson’s original transparent watercolor of Half Dome is blended with images of Yosemite Valley and Merced River.
The front of the Legion Hall in the 200 block of East Yosemite is a compilation of details such as a rainbow arching above the granite cap, as well as, trout in the Merced River. The mural is particularly dramatic just after sunset where ground lighting creates the feel of nightfall coming to Yosemite Valley.
Crossroads 1918
The mural gracing the Main Street wall of Century Furniture located at Yosemite and Main is Manteca’s largest. It covers 4,000 square feet and was created by Dave Gordon.
“Crossroads” depicts what Manteca’s business district looked like in 1917. That is when the community was incorporated as a city. It offers the same vantage point you would see standing across the street next to the Bank of America parking lot, but 90 years later.
Cruising
Arguably the most popular of all murals, people who didn’t even grow up in Manteca and experience the cruise down Yosemite Avenue in the 1950s and 1960s find themselves reminiscing about bygone days. It is in the 100 block of North Main Street on the Accent Carpets building and is the one of the largest — and most realistic — of all the murals.
Pitching Pumpkins
Across Main Street from the “Cruising” creation resides the “Pitching Pump-
kins” mural.
It pays homage to Manteca’s most famous crops — pumpkins. Seventy percent of California’s jack-o’-lantern pumpkins are grown in the Manteca countryside.
Rotary Mural
From the “Pitching Pumpkins” mural you can head west through the parking lot. You will reach the “Rotary Mural” and a mini-plaza. Take a minute to rest on one of the benches and enjoy the water fountain and garden. That way you can appreciate the detail of artist Don Gray’s salute to the worldwide service efforts of Rotary International.
San Francisco
The next mural is reached by heading south on Maple Avenue. Stay on the east side of the street when you reach Yosemite Avenue. Look upward to the west and you’ll see the “San Francisco” mural.
Free-for-All
This is in the 100 block of South Maple Avenue and shows a Manteca barn scene with children playing.
Cow-munity Mural
The society’s 96 by 12 foot salute to Manteca’s dairy industry is on a wall in the 200 block of West Yosemite Avenue
facing the El Forastero Mexican restaurant parking lot.
Bounty of the Valley
The salute to the richness of Central Valley farmland can be found on the alley off the 100 block of Sycamore Avenue.
Manteca Snow
This whimsical mural on Manteca Avenue across from Library Park offers a vantage point out of a window looking into an orchard where children are frolicking in “Manteca snow” — gently falling almond blossoms.
The Family City
Located in the 200 block of North Main Street on the side of Lucy Moreno’s State Farm Insurance Agency, the mural is a salute to the different cultures and people that make up Manteca. The City of Manteca’s official motto is “The Family City.”
Mossdale Crossing
The mural depicts the actual final link of the Transcontinental Railroad being completed on Sept. 8, 1869 at nearby Mossdale Crossing on the San Joaquin River located on the side of The Spin Cycle Laundromat in the 100 block of East Yosemite Avenue.
Five Library Park murals
There are multiple murals at Library Park in addition to a Kids Mural. The murals are “Water Brings Abundance” focused on the region’s agriculture, “Pioneer Spirit” on the settling of the area known as Manteca, “Last at Bat” celebrating the community baseball field that once stood where Library Park is today, “Early Industry” saluting Spreckels Sugar as well as other endeavors, and “Beginnings” honoring the original habitants of the sandy plains of Manteca.
For more information on the murals go to mantecamurals.com
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SELF-HELP FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
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2288 Daniels St Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 456-5610 smile@stadiumdentalgroup.com www.stadiumdentalgroup.com
VALLEY OAK
DENTAL GROUP, INC. 1507 W. Yosemite Ave. Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 823-9341
DEVELOPMENT
DEGROOT DEVELOPMENT
183 W. North St Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 479-3061 ldeg441@gmail.com
JOSE NUNO CONSULTING Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 730-6866 Jose@josenunoconsulting.com
RAYMUS HOMES 1433 Moffat Blvd Suite 13 Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 824-3080 (209) 824-3084 Fax toni@raymushomes.com www.raymushomes.com
RIVER ISLANDS
73 Stewart Rd Lathrop, CA 95330 (209) 879-7900 kwillows@cambaygroup.com www.riverislands.com
DRUG & ALCOHOL TESTING SERVICES
ARCPOINT LABS OF MANTECA 119 N Maple Ave Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 629-8282 (209) 336-0053 Fax chowells@arcpointlabs.com www.arcpointlabs.com/manteca/
FASTEST LABS OF STOCKTON 253 W. Louise Ave. Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 200-8056 stockton@fastestlabs.com www.fastestlabs.com/
PRIME DRUG TESTING 144 D’Arcy Prkway Lathrop, CA 95330 (209) 417-6300 lathrop@drugtestingsites.com www.drugtestingsites.com
DRUG & RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT PROGRAM
HIS WAY RECOVERY HOUSE THRU GOD FOR WOMEN 1006 Virginia Street Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 824-1473
THREE RIVERS INDIAN LODGE 13505 N. Union Rd / PO Box 1552 Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 858-2421 (209) 858-4692 Fax www.3riverslodge.org
EDUCATION
HUMPHREYS UNIVERSITY 6650 Inglewood Ave Stockton, CA 95207 (209) 478-0800 sandra.curiel@humphreys.edu www.humphreys.edu
MANTECA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT 2271 W. Louise Ave Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 858-0700 www.mantecausd.net
SAN JOAQUIN DELTA COLLEGE, SOUTH CAMPUS AT MOUNTAIN HOUSE 2073 S. Central Parkway Mountain House, CA 95391 (209) 954-5151 Pablo.ortega@deltacollege.edu www.deltacollege.edu
EDUCATION & TRAINING
GIVE EVERY CHILD A CHANCE (GECAC) 322 Sun West Place Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 823-6222 (209) 823-6223 Fax ckeefhaver@gecac.net www.gecac.net
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SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY WORK NET
6221 West Ln STE 105 Stockton, CA 95210 (209) 468-3615
HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS HOTEL & SUITES LATHROP 15688 S. Harlan Road Lathrop, CA 95330 (209) 373-2700 (209) 373-2703 Fax pao.v@lotusmgmtinc.com www.holidayinnexpress.com/ lathrop-ca
STAYBRIDGE SUITES MANTECALATHROP 1878 Daniel Street Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 249-0800 salesmanteca@gmail.com www.staybridge.com/mantecaca
TRU BY HILTON - MANTECA 180 Northwoods Ave Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 293-0236 trubyhiltonmanteca@gmail.com www.trubyhiltonmanteca.reserva tionstays.com
ICE CREAM/CHOCOLATES
CRUISING CONES 6 Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 800-8079 cruisingcones6@gmail.com www.cruisingones6.com
DAIRY QUEEN 1138 S. Main St Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 823-3108 www.dairyqueen.com/us-en/ menu/food/
INDIVIDUALS
PARMINDER SIGNH SAHI RON LIGHT
INSURANCE AGENCIES
BASI INSURANCE, A DIVISION OF HUB 1000 W. Center Street Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 823-6886 (209) 823-0872 Fax anitascott@hubinternational.com www.basiinsurance.com
DOMINIC MARTOS INSURANCE 999 W Center St #3 Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 823-4823 (925) 226-4988 Fax dominic@martosinsurance.com www.martosinsurance.com
HIS WILL INSURANCE AGENCY, INC 600 N. Main St Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 302-2655 info@hwiagency.com www.hwiagency.com
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Manteca Chamber Executive Director Joanne Beattie with the chamber’s 2024 Lifetime Achievement Award recipient Dave Bricker during the organization’s annual installation and chamber and community awards dinner conducted in June.
BLUE COMPASS RV MANTECA 204 S Vasconcellos Ave Manteca, CA 95336 (833) 648-2548 www.bluecompassrv.com/ locations/california/manteca
MOVING COMPANY
M & M MOVERS
Manteca, CA 95337 (408) 658-5881 themastersofmoving@gmail.com www.themastersofmoving.com
MUSEUMS
MANTECA HISTORICAL SOCIETY & MUSEUM
600 W. Yosemite Ave / PO Box 907 Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 825-3021 info.mantecamuseum@gmail.com www.themantecamuseum.org
NETWORKING
BNI MANTECA POWER TEAM
Manteca, CA (209) 756-2140 www.bnigoldcountry.com/cagold-country-manteca-powerteam/en-US/index
NEWSPAPERS
MANTECA BULLETIN
1215 W. Center St., Ste 203 Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 249-3500 (209) 249-5374 Fax ads@mantecabulletin.com www.mantecabulletin.com
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION
A BRIDGE TO CHANGE
Irene Godinez Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 808-2550 irenemre@gmail.com www.abridgetochange.org
A TO Z PSYCHOTHERAPY
35 E. 10TH Street, Ste A Tracy, CA 95376 (209) 627-7667 atozpsychotherapy@gmail.com www.atozpsychotherapy.org
AGAPE VILLAGES FOSTER FAMILY AGENCY 572 Commerce Ct Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 824-5365 (209) 824-5395 Fax npayne@agapevillages.org www.agapevillages.org
ALTAMONT CORRIDOR EXPRESS ~ ACE
949 E. Channel St Stockton, CA 95202 (209) 944-6242 (209) 524-6238 Fax chris@acerail.com www.acerail.com
AMERICAN LEGION POST 249
McFALL GRISHAM
220 E. Yosemite Ave. Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 612-6954 (209) 823-4133 Fax bobegon@yahoo.com www.americanlegionpost249.com
ANTO NE E RAYMUS & MARIE F. FOUNDATION 544 E. Yosemite Ave Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 305-2049 www.raymusfoundation.org/
BETTER WORLD RESCUE Tracy, CA 209-425-2827 info@betterworldrescue.org www.betterworldrescue.org
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB 545 W. Alameda St. Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 239-5437 (209) 239-6680 Fax ddaly@bgmanteca.org www.bgmanteca.org
BRISTOL HOSPICE STOCKTON 2800 W. March Lane, Ste 110 Stockton, CA 95219 (209) 670-8000 (209) 670-8020 Fax brennanbuttram@bristolhospice. com www.bristolhospice-stockton.com
CALIFORNIA RIFLE & PISTOL ASSOCIATION LOCAL CHAPTER PO Box 1154, CA www.southdeltacrpa.org
CENTRAL VALLEY ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION MANTECA, LATHROP, RIPON COUNCIL 531 E. Yosemite Ave Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 858-1700 (209) 858 1709 Fax accounts@cvar.org www.cvar.org
CHEST OF HOPE 95 W. 11th Street Tracy, CA 95376 (209) 831-7889 (209) 831-7798 Fax info@chestofhope.org www.chestofhope.org
CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION COUNCIL OF SAN JOAQUIN P.O. Box 1257 Stockton, CA 95201 (209) 464-4524 (209) 507-7369 Fax lturner@NoChildAbuse.org www.NoChildAbuse.org
COMMUNITY CENTER FOR THE BLIND
2453 Grand Canal Blvd. Ste 5 Stockton, CA 95207 (209) 466-3836 (209) 466-5692 info@communitycenterforth eblind.org www.communitycenterforth eblind.org
COMMUNITY HOSPICE 4368 Spyres Way Modesto, CA 95356 (209) 824-5638 (209) 541-3294 Fax Kristin.mostowski@hospiceheart. org www.hospiceheart.org
CPL. CHARLES O. PALMER II MEMORIAL TROOP SUPPORT PROGRAM Teri Palmer Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 239-3088 cplpalmersupport@aol.com www.cplpalmertroopsupport.com
DELTA HUMANE SOCIETY 4590 S. Hwy 99 Frontage Rd Stockton, CA 95213 (209) 466-0339 info@dhsspca.org www.deltahumanesociety.org
EAST UNION CEMETERY 1035 N. Union Rd Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 823-8533 (209) 823-2529 Fax eucemetery@gmail.com
FRIENDS OF THE MANTECA LIBRARY 320 W. Center St Manteca, CA 95336 (866) 805-7323 www.ssjcpl.org/locations/county/ manteca.html
GIVE EVERY CHILD A CHANCE (GECAC) 322 Sun West Place Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 823-6222 (209) 823-6223 Fax ckeefhaver@gecac.net www.gecac.net
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HIS WAY RECOVERY HOUSE THRU GOD FOR WOMEN
1006 Virginia Street Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 824-1473
HOPE MINISTRIES, INC.
520 S. Union Rd
Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 824-0658 cecilyballungay@ hopeministriesinc.org www.hopefamilyshelters.org
HOSPICE OF SAN JOAQUIN 3888 Pacific Avenue
Stockton, CA 95204 (209) 239-3777 www.hospicesj.org
HUMPHREYS UNIVERSITY 6650 Inglewood Ave Stockton, CA 95207 (209) 478-0800 sandra.curiel@humphreys.edu www.humphreys.edu
ISLAMIC CENTER OF MANTECA
1058 S. Union Rd
Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 647-4461 icomanteca@yahoo.com www.icomanteca.org
KIWANIS (SUNRISE)
P O Box 752
Manteca, CA 95336 (800) 592-7419 www.sunrisekiwanis.org
LOVE INC OF MANTECA P O Box 708
Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 825-9131 douglas@loveincmanteca.org www.loveincmanteca.org
MANTECA CHILDREN’S FOUNDATION 578 N. Wilma Ave, Suite B Ripon, CA 95366 (209) 624-6722 admin@mcf4kids.com www.mcf4kids.org
MANTECA MURAL SOCIETY P.O. Box 1666 Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 988-1971 info@mantecamurals.com www.mantecamurals.com
MANTECA PREGNANCY HELP CENTER
401 N. Main St. Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 239-9899 mrtlphc88@aol.com www.omgpregnant.org
MANTECA ROTARY P.O. Box 1009
Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 456-7300 mantecarotary@comcast.net
MANTECA SENIOR CENTER 295 Cherry Lane Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 456-8650 (209) 923-8989 Fax www.ci.manteca.ca.us/parks/ senior_center
MANTECA WELLNESS CENTER 609 W. Center St Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 707-3767 mfields@twcsj.org www.thewellnesscenterprs.com
MARY GRAHAM CHILDREN’S FOUNDATION PO Box 792 Stockton, CA 95201 209-403-5654 Director@MaryGrahamFounda tion.org Programs.MGCF@gmail.com www.MaryGrahamFoundation.org
NEW HOPE FOURSQUARE CHURCH 17218 S. Comconex Rd Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 239-5711 www.newhope4square.org
RANJIT NAGARA 1463 Moffat Blvd, Ste 9 Manteca, CA 95336 (888) 762-4272 info@ranjitnagara.org www.ranjitnagara.org
RIVER ISLANDS RIPTIDE FOOTBALL & CHEER P.O. Box 892 Lathrop, CA 95330 (209) 777-2840 Cbutler_riptidefootballandcheer@ yahoo.com
SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY 11793 N. Micke Grove Road Lodi, CA 95240 (209) 331-2055 (209) 331-2057 Fax davidstuart@sanjoaquinhistory.org www.SanJoaquinHistory.org
SAN JOAQUIN HEALTH CENTERS 283 Spreckels Ave Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 943-3700 mjallen@sjhealth.org www.sjhealth.org
SECOND HARVEST OF THE GREATER VALLEY 1220 Vanderbilt Circle Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 239-2091 infosjstan@secondharvest.org www.localfoodbank.org
SONDANCE CHRISTIAN DANCE SCHOOL 967 Lifestyle St. Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 823-1740 stephenlyon@comcast.net www.sondance.org
ST. PAUL’S UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 910 E. North St Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 823-7154 (209) 239-2174 Fax pastor@stpaulsmanteca.org www.stpaulsmanteca.org
THOMAS TOY COMMUNITY CENTER 602 East Yosemite Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 407-2568
Albino@ThomasToyCC.org www.thomastoycc.org
THREE RIVERS INDIAN LODGE 13505 N Union Rd / PO Box 1552 Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 858-2421 (209) 858-4692 Fax www.3riverslodge.org
UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY OF SAN JOAQUIN, CALAVERAS & AMADOR COUNTIES 333 W. Benjamin Holt Drive Stockton, CA 95207 (209) 956-0290 (209) 956-0294 Fax www.ucpsj.org
UNITED WAY OF SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY 401 E. Main Street Stockton, CA 95202 (209) 469-6980 dng@unitedwaysjc.org www.unitedwaysjc.org
URBAN GREEN PROJECT Manteca, California (209) 482-4055 hello@urbangreenproject.org www.urbangreenproject.org
VALLEY CAPS
178 S. Austin Road Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 239-5050 (209) 239-0192 Fax jeff@valleycaps.org www.valleycaps.org
VFW POST 6311 ~ Jimmy Connors 580 Moffat Blvd Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 823-8700
WIDE HORIZONS
1032 W. Yosemite Ave Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 482-4483 info@widehorizons4u.org www.widehorizons4u.org
NOTARY PUBLIC
A 24 HOUR LOCAL MOBILE NOTARY SERVICE
Carol Bone’ Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 823-1004 lcarolbone@aol.com www.a24hournotary.com/
BUENROSTRO INSURANCE SERVICES LLC
Gemma Buenrostro Manteca, CA (833) 888-4469 gem@bis209.com www.bis209.com
MILLER NOTARY SERVICES
Escalon , CA 95320 (209) 986-7520 jeff@millernotary.com www.millernotary.com
NURSING & REHABILITATION
GUARDIAN CARE & REHAB CENTER 410 Eastwood Ave Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 239-1222 (209) 239-4919 Fax
ST. JUDE CARE CENTERHARVEST CROSSING 469 E. North St Manteca , CA 95336 209-447-5574 ayousif@kalestahc.com www.harvestcrossingpostacute. com/
445 E. Yosemite Ave. Manteca, CA 95336 (510) 725-8387 thestudiomanteca@gmail.com
PHYSICIANS & MEDICAL GROUPS
CALIFORNIA URGENT CARE
411 E. Yosemite Ave Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 224-8517 (209) 625-8793 Fax hr@calurgentcare.com www.calurgentcare.com
LIFETREAT URGENT CARE AND WELLNESS CENTER 1314 Historical Plaza Way Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 665-4151 Info.lifetreat@gmail.com www.urgentcaremanteca.com/
SAN JOAQUIN HEALTH CENTERS
283 Spreckels Ave Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 943-3700 mjallen@sjhealth.org www.sjhealth.org
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PIZZA
MOUNTAIN MIKES
PIZZA 1120 N Main Street Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 823-1166 http://www.mountainmikes.com/ restaurants/manteca.php
STRAW HAT
PIZZA 1238 N. Main St Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 825-8744 gary.ca614@gmail.com www.strawhatpizza.com/manteca
P.O. BOXES
MAINSTREET
MAILBOX AND BUSINESS CENTER LLC 1231 N. Main Street Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 624-3195 mncmainstreet@gmail.com www.mailstreetpackandship.com
PORTABLE SEPTICS
WINDMILL SEPTIC & PORTABLES
20504 South 99 Frontage Road Ripon, CA 95366 (209) 823-6110 www.windmillportables.com
PRINTING
J & J PRINTING
129 W. Yosemite Ave Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 239-2418 (209) 239-3150 Fax jandjartwork@aol.com www.jandjprintingca.com
MANTECA BULLETIN 1215 W. Center St., Ste 203 Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 249-3500 (209) 249-5374 Fax ads@mantecabulletin.com www.mantecabulletin.com
THE COMMONS AT UNION RANCH 2241 N Union Rd Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 463-9100 (209) 463-9101 Fax DeannaDedios@mbk.com www.commonsatunionranch.com
RUBBER STAMPS
REDI-MARK
143 N. Maple Ave. Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 823-0631 (209) 823-7981 Fax redi_mark@yahoo.com www.redi-mark.com
SCHOOL - DISTRICT
MANTECA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT 2271 W. Louise Ave. Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 858-0700 www.mantecausd.net
SCHOOLS
HUMPHREYS UNIVERSITY 6650 Inglewood Ave Stockton, CA 95207 (209) 478-0800 sandra.curiel@humphreys.edu www.humphreys.edu
SAN JOAQUIN DELTA COLLEGE SOUTH CAMPUS AT MOUNTAIN HOUSE 2073 S. Central Parkway Mountain House, CA 95391 (209) 954-5151 pablo.ortega@deltacollege.edu www.deltacollege.edu
SECURITY
ARVIN HOME SYSTEMS 344-A North Main St Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 823-3565 (209) 824-5595 Fax matt@arvinhomesystems.com www.arvinhomesystems.com
KINGDOM GROUP PROTECTIVE SERVICES 17981 Ideal Parkway, Ste A Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 923-4101 www.prokgps.com
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SENIOR HOUSING
COGIR OF MANTECA
430 N. Union Rd. Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 823-0164 (209) 823-1574 Fax info@cogirofmantecaseniorliving. com www.cogirofmantecaseniorliving. com
1ST LIGHT ENERGY 1869 Moffat Blvd Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 824-5500 www.1stle.com
PHOENIX ROOFING & SOLAR 2291 W. March Lane #D215 Stockton, CA 95207 (209) 456-4377 www.phoenix-constgroup.com
STORAGE
FRENCH CAMP SELF STORAGE
4201 E. French Camp Road Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 983-3898 (209) 983-3977 Fax www.frenchcamproadselfstorage. com
NORTH MAIN STORAGE 1280 N. Main St. Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 239-9200 www.northmainstorage.net
SECURITY PUBLIC STORAGE 316 W. Lathrop Rd. Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 823-4869 (209) 823-9571 Fax manteca@securitypublicstorage. com www.securitypublicstorage.com
STORAGE PRO OF LATHROP #26 15550 S. Harlan Rd. Lathrop, CA 95330 (209) 983-1873 (209) 234-6461 Fax sp26@storagepro.com www.storagepro.com
U-HAUL CENTER OF MANTECA
1190 S. Main Street Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 647-3694 (209) 824-3134 Fax 710_president@uhaul.com www.uhaul.com
Lynn Cardoza Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 470-9556 lynncardoza@astound.com www.astound.com/business
Volunteers place 2,400 along Manteca’s streets throughout the year on holidays such as Martin Luther Kings Day, Labor Day, Memorial Day, and the Fourth of July among others as part of the Manteca Chamber of Commerce’s Flags Over Manteca effort.
THRIFT STORE
THE HOPE CHEST
208 S. Main Street Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 824-5638
TITLE & ESCROW
OLD REPUBLIC TITLE CO 1215 W. Center St., Ste 103 Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 239-9538 www.oldrepublictitle.com
PLACER TITLE COMPANY
725 N. Main Street Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 823-9287 (209) 823-4978 Fax pderen@placertitle.com www.placertitle.com
WFG NATIONAL TITLE COMPANY
319 N. Main St Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 639-3033 (209) 846-3662 Fax SalSandoval@wfgtitle.com www.wfgtitle.com
TOWING
YOLIE’S TOWING & TRANSPORT LLC
17860 Ideal Pkwy, Ste F Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 239-3399 (209) 239-3392 Fax yoliestow05@yahoo.com www.yoliestow.com
TRANSPORTATION
MOUNTAIN VALLEY EXPRESS P.O. Box 2569 Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 823-2168 www.mtnvly.com
NEAL & SON TRANSPORTATION & DEMOLITION INC. Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 456-6193 (209) 824-0413 Fax nandstransportation@gmail.com www.nealandsondemo.com
YOLIE’S TOWING & TRANSPORT LLC
17860 Ideal Pkwy, Ste F Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 239-3399 (209) 239-3392 Fax yoliestow05@yahoo.com www.yoliestow.com
TRASH
BIN
CLEANING
GLOW BINS, INC. Manteca, California (844) 456-2467 octavio_gutierrez@glowbins.com www.glowbins.com
TRAVEL AGENCY
CRUISE PLANNERS Manteca, CA (209) 888-0646 rickscott@cruiseplanners.com www.thevacationadvisor.com
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TROPHIES, AWARDS & SIGNS
REDI-MARK
143 N. Maple Ave. Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 823-0631 (209) 823-7981 Fax redi_mark@yahoo.com www.redi-mark.com
TRUCK RENTAL
U-HAUL CENTER OF MANTECA
1190 S. Main Street Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 647-3694 (209) 824-3134 Fax 710_president@uhaul.com www.uhaul.com
TUTORING SERVICES
GIVE EVERY CHILD A CHANCE (GECAC) 322 Sun West Place Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 823-6222 (209) 823-6223 Fax ckeefhaver@gecac.net www.gecac.net
MATHNASIUM OF MANTECA 1045 S, Main St. Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 414-1015 manteca@mathnasium.com
UTILITIES
PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC P.O. Box 930 Stockton, CA 95201 (800) 743-5000 (209) 942-1460 Fax clmu@pge.com www.pge.com
SOUTH SAN JOAQUIN IRRIGATION DISTRICT 11011 E. Hwy. 120 Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 249-4624 (209) 249-4687 Fax tvallow@ssjid.com www.ssjid.com
VETERANS
AMERICAN LEGION POST 249 McFALL GRISHAM 220 E. Yosemite Ave. Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 612-6954 (209) 823-4133 Fax bobegon@yahoo.com www.americanlegionpost249.com
VFW POST 6311 ~ Jimmy Connors 580 Moffat Blvd Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 823-8700
WASTE SERVICES
REPUBLIC SERVICES 1145 West Charter Way Stockton, CA 95206 (209) 466-3604 www.republicservices.com
668 Industrial Dr. Suite #4314 Manteca, CA 95337 (800) 509-1480 broadproximity@gmail.com www.broadproximity.com
WEB AGE DESIGN 1077 Miel St Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 356-5742 nevin@webagedesign.com www.webagedesign.com
Kids get ready to compete in the free watermelon eating contest during the Manteca Chamber of Commerce’s annual Watermelon Street Fair the first weekend in June in downtown Manteca.
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR
5.11 TACTICAL INC 3201 N. Airport Way Manteca, CA 95336 (209) 527-4511 (209) 548-5363 Fax www.511tactical.com
B.R. FUNSTEN & CO.
105 Industrial Park Dr. Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 824-7181 (209) 825-4916 Fax dlagano@brfunsten.com www.brfunsten.com
COSTCO WHOLESALE
2440 Daniels St Manteca, CA 95337 (209) 825-8200 w01031mbr@costco.com
RIPTIDE FOOTBALL & CHEER P.O. Box 892 Lathrop, CA 95330 (209) 777-2840 Cbutler_riptidefootballandcheer@ yahoo.com
• Fastest growing city in California with a population under 300K
• 2.7% population growth in 2023
• 140+ acre master planned Family Entertainment Zone (FEZ) in development
• 26+ acres of city-owned land available for development
• Strategically located along Hwy. 120 between Interstate 5 and Hwy. 99
• Approximately one hour from San Francisco, Sacramento, and San Jose
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