City elected office
Moreno Valley Mayor
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- Government
- City of Moreno Valley
- Public body
- Moreno Valley City Council
- Electoral area
- City of Moreno Valley
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Office overview
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What this office does
Presides over City Council meetings and represents the city
The Mayor presides over City Council meetings, represents the city in civic and intergovernmental settings, and exercises the powers assigned by local law. Policy authority remains with the City Council as a body.
City of Moreno Valley mayor and councilElection process
Elected citywide
Voters throughout the city elect the Mayor in a nonpartisan municipal election.
Open the 2026 Election PageCity of Moreno Valley context2020–2024 Census estimates; 2025 population where noted
These citywide figures describe the community served by the municipal government. They do not measure the office or officeholder's performance.
People and households
- Population
- 211,666Latest reviewed Census estimate
- Households
- 55,5652020–2024 estimate
- Median household income
- $93,2222024 inflation-adjusted dollars
Race and ethnicity
- Hispanic or Latino
- 61.9%May be of any race
- White alone, not Hispanic
- 19.2%2020–2024
- Asian alone
- 5.4%2020–2024
- Black alone
- 16.0%2020–2024
Current officeholder
Who currently holds this office?
The official city roster identifies Ulises Cabrera as the current Mayor of Moreno Valley.
Current officeholder
Ulises Cabrera
Moreno Valley Mayor
- Status
- Current officeholder
- First elected mayor
- Verification pending
- Current service
- Current mayoral term
Operational structure: This is a separately elected, citywide mayoral office rather than an annually rotating council leadership assignment.
Past elections
Election history
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Public records
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Council proceedings
Moreno Valley City Council meetings and records
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Moreno Valley municipal election information
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Jurisdiction context
Moreno Valley delays decisions on new police and fire stations
The City Council postponed decisions involving proposed new police and fire facilities.
Jurisdiction context
Moreno Valley Mall remains closed amid fire-safety repairs
City officials and the mall owner worked through significant fire-code violations after inspectors ordered most of the property closed.
Jurisdiction context
Moreno Valley warehouse moratorium fails on a split vote
A proposed temporary halt on new warehouse approvals failed after the City Council divided on the measure.
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Assessed August 18, 2026 · Current 2026 recordsComplete succession history, compensation, vacancy rules, all first-election dates, official portraits, and final live-link review remain incomplete unless specifically listed.
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Election calendar
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City of Moreno Valley mayor and council
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U.S. Census Bureau: QuickFacts and 2024 American Community Survey
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City of Moreno Valley
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KVCR News
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Jurisdiction context: Moreno Valley delays decisions on new police and fire stationshttps://www.kvcrnews.org/local-news/2026-04-09/4-9-kvcr-midday-news-moreno-valley-city-council-delays-decision-on-new-police-and-fire-stations-moreJurisdiction context: Moreno Valley Mall remains closed amid fire-safety repairshttps://www.kvcrnews.org/local-news/2026-02-27/moreno-valley-city-mall-remains-closed-despite-progress-made-on-fire-safety-violations
The Riverside Record
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Riverside County map data
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