r/sanbernardino

Hi all! I'm a mountain dweller, and I'm coming down to the mainland for a new radiator tomorrow. I got a quote from Bob's that was much more reasonable than the quote from the mountain shop. (Like 70% more reasonable), and I was just hoping to get a little reassurance that Bob will do right by me? Thanks for the feedback!

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If anyone is not already aware, Devore Animal Shelter in San Bernardino has a long history of euthanizing cats and dogs at very high rates. Kitty Devore Rescue (they have a FB page) helps save them from euthanasia by finding fosters willing to take them instead. If you can possibly adopt/foster, please do so 🙏 The shelter puts out lists of the dogs and cats slated for euthanasia. Most are needlessly killed just due to overcrowding; it's incredibly sad. People willing to help are desperately needed. You can save a life!

Hi everyone. I'm seriously considering moving to San Bernardino and would really appreciate some honest opinions from people who actually live there.

One of the main reasons I'm considering San Bernardino is that it seems more affordable than places like Ontario, and Omnitrans is a major factor for me because I don't drive and would be relying on public transportation for most of my day-to-day life. Being able to get around without a car is extremely important to me.

My biggest hesitation is safety. I've heard a lot of different things about San Bernardino's crime and safety situation, and I'm having trouble figuring out how much of the city's reputation is representative of the city as a whole versus certain neighborhoods.

For people who live there:

• How safe do you generally feel living in San Bernardino?
• Are there particular neighborhoods or areas you would recommend for someone who doesn't drive?
• Are there areas you would strongly recommend avoiding?
• How do you feel about walking to and waiting at Omnitrans stops, particularly in the evening?
• Is relying on Omnitrans realistically doable for someone who doesn't have a car?
• Are there neighborhoods where you can have both reasonable rent and decent safety while still being close to good bus service?
• Would you personally recommend San Bernardino to someone in my situation, or would you spend the extra money to live in Ontario instead?

I'm not looking for someone to tell me that San Bernardino is either completely safe or completely dangerous. I'm trying to get a realistic picture from people who actually live there so I can make an informed decision.

Thanks in advance for any honest advice!