Desert Incident Response Team
California City Police Department
The City of California City enjoys the distinction of being the third largest city in California, with regards to land area that totals 203 square miles. The City is home to a vast area of ulra-terrain composites which require off-road machines to search and/or traverse.

The California City Police Department has created the Desert Incident Response Team, to patrol these ultra-terrain areas and to deploy resources for threshold incidents.

Funded and operated strictly through State Parks, by way of OHV funds (green sticker fees), and the OHV Permit Program, D.I.R.T. plays a public safety role for all visitors to this high desert community. D.I.R.T. also maintains the Borax Bill Park located along the historic Twenty Mule Team Parkway.


GPS: N35* 10.278' W117* 50.247'

Command                   Borax Bill
   Post                            Park
Your fees pay for infrastructure maintenance (roads, sewer & water) and park maintenance for the OHV areas.

.....and keeps public safety services  operating in the OHV areas.

So you can continue to enjoy your visit with us!

OHV Permit Program
This page was last updated: October 9, 2009
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Red and Green sticker riding year round. To purchase a map of the designated riding areas, go to:

http://www.jawbone.org/

In rememberance of our
fallen riders.......
Permit Pick-up Locations:

  • Police Department
  • Borax Bill Park
  • Permit Stand at cemetary (Randsburg/Mojave Road)