Tracy Mountain Review

29/10/2025

25/10/2025

City of Mountain House is taking a commute survey. 🚎

What if your daily commute could be faster, easier, and actually built around YOUR life? 🚦

Right now, the City is planning the future of public transportation in Mountain House. Speak now or get stuck with something that doesn’t work for you. Take the survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/MHTransit

Want buses that run earlier? 🚌
Prefer local shuttles for schools or BART runs? 🚐
Need better routes in your village? 📍

👉 This is your chance to design it.

It takes 10 minutes. It could shape the next 10 years of getting around. BUT WAIT THERE’S MORE…you’ll be entered to win a $50 Visa gift card just for participating.

23/10/2025

👻 Join the Mountain House Prime Time Seniors for Ghoulish Games & Bone-Rattling Bingo, a Creepy Costume Contest (with prizes for the best dressed!), and a night full of thrills!

🕹️ Ghoulish Games & Bone-Rattling Bingo
🧛‍♀️ Creepy Costume Contest – win eerie-sistible prizes!
🍬 Spooky Snacks & Bewitching Beverages
💃 Ghostly Grooves & Dancing with the Undead
📸 Photo Booth in the Haunted Mausoleum

🕷️ Don’t miss the spookiest bash of the season — come if you dare!
Early ghoul registration until October 24. $5 per person OR $10 at the door: https://ow.ly/Gsno50XfNsF

23/10/2025

Water Update: Yes, You Can Use Your Toilets! 🚽

💧We’ve received several calls from residents worried they won’t be able to flush during the temporary water supply shutdown. Good news! That’s not the case.🚨 Share this with a friend who is concerned. Our water storage tanks will remain full and operational.
✅ Toilets, sinks, and showers will continue to work — as long as we all conserve.
🚫 Irrigation and outdoor watering must be paused to make the stored water last.

Shutdown Window starts on Sunday, October 26 at 12:00 a.m. and is scheduled to end on Tuesday, October 28 at 10:00 a.m. We’ll notify you once full service resumes.
🔗 More details: https://www.mountainhouseca.gov/Home/Components/News/News/381/17

23/10/2025

Traffic Alert: Car flipped at the Tracy In-Shape.

23/10/2025

A new bridge is coming to the International Park of Commerce! 🚧

To build the bridge safely and efficiently over the Delta Mendota Canal, International Parkway between Berkeley Rd. and Promontory Pkwy. will be fully closed for about one year starting November 10, 2025.

The full closure allows crews to finish construction nearly six months faster than originally planned and helps the City meet federal grant deadlines. A detour will be in place via Schulte Rd., Hansen Rd., and Promontory Pkwy.

22/10/2025

If you or someone you know needs a warm place to go, please remember that local warming centers are available to help. The Tracy Emergency Shelter is available overnight for those who need a warm place to sleep.
Find a nearby location, and don’t hesitate to seek shelter.

20/10/2025

Monday Commute

I-580 westbound, east of International Parkway, #2 lane (right lane) closed, for emergency road repair. Unknown ETO. Expect major delays. Please be patient and drive with caution. If possible, use an alternate route.

17/10/2025

🚨Downtown Road Closures, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24🚨
The following streets will be closed for the Girls Night Out – Witches & Broomsticks event:

🚧 6th Street (Westbound) from Central Avenue to D Street
⏰ Closed 5 am–1 am
🚧 6th Street (Eastbound) from Central Avenue to D Street
⏰ Closed 2 pm–1 am

🎃 Event Time: 6–9 pm
📍 Location: Front Street Plaza (6th St & Central Ave)
🎟 Admission: $40 – SOLD OUT
🍷 Entertainment: Vendor shopping, wine tasting, DJ, dancing & more

For more information, visit CityofTracy.org

17/10/2025

🚧 Corral Hollow Road Sewer Upgrades – Update (as of Oct. 16, 2025)

Heads up, Tracy drivers! The full closure of northbound Corral Hollow Road at Parkside Road has been delayed until Monday, Oct. 27 through Monday, 11/3 (tentative).

📍 Closure details:

Work will take place 24/7 for about one week (weather permitting).

Northbound Corral Hollow will be closed at Valpico, and southbound will be closed at Western Pacific Way – local access only.

Traffic will be detoured to Tracy Blvd or Sycamore Pkwy.

Regular construction hours remain Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. One northbound lane will stay open during non-working hours.

Thank you for your patience as crews complete this important infrastructure upgrade, scheduled to wrap up later this month.

15/10/2025

Guilty Verdict Reached in Tracy Homicide

Per San Joaquin DA Ron Freitas:

“Today, in Judge Orcutt’s courtroom, Deputy District Attorney Janet Smith obtained a guilty verdict in the People v. Jones and Garner murder trial.

On March 15, 2022, in Tracy, Justin Peoples stopped at a gas station to get change, where he brushed past Christina Lyn Garner, leading to a violent confrontation with Jeremy Wayne Jones, who stabbed Mr. Peoples multiple times, and Garner, who shot him in the head.

The jury returned verdicts of first-degree murder for both defendants. The jury further found that Jones used a knife in the commission of the murder, and that Garner personally used a firearm in violation of Penal Code §12022.53(d) and was a felon in possession of a gun.

“These verdicts hold the defendants accountable for their brutal actions and reaffirm our commitment to justice,” said San Joaquin County District Attorney Ron Freitas. “We thank the jury for their service and commend Deputy District Attorney Janet Smith for her outstanding dedication in seeking justice for Mr. Peoples and his loved ones.”

Garner faces a potential sentence of 50 to life in prison, plus an additional term for being a felon in possession of a firearm. Jones faces a potential sentence of 27 to life, plus extra time for being armed during the offense.

Sentencing is scheduled for November 17, 2025, at 9:30 a.m. in 8D.”

14/10/2025

How’s everyone liking the new public art in Tracy? 🖼️🥄🥄🥄🥄🥄🥄🥄