General Information
(951) 371-1204
admin@norcoposse.com
Parade, Colorguard, Patrol and Security
Randy VandeBrake
(909) 519-5898 Cell
rvandebrake@norcoposse.com
Rodeo Chairperson
Nancy Shannon
(951) 685-6312
(909) 720-1494 Cell
nshannon@norcoposse.com
Rodeo Vendor Coordinator
Capt. Josie Wright
(951) 273-0603
jwright@norcoposse.com
Rodeo Sponsors and Advertising
Laura Eliassen
(951) 686-7575
(951) 660-2228 Cell
Rodeo Queen Cordinater
Ellen Kleinbeck
(951) 360-3761
(909) 816-4383 Cell
eklein57@earthlink.net
Rodeo Dance Coordinator
Kim and Steve Kelly
(951) 581-9213
(951) 273-0603
Mohave Trail Ride Coordinator
Josie Wright
(951) 273-0603
Max Gohr
(626) 339-2487
Webmaster
webmaster@norcoposse.com
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Membership
If you are interested in becoming a member if the NMP and serving the community, please complete the form below. An application and information package will be sent to you. We encourage you to read through the membership requirements and training sections of the home page prior to applying. Thank you for your interest!
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Is "Norco" for real?
Yup. It's a strange little community somewhere between Palm Springs and Los Angeles. Large animals are welcome, encouraged and owned by the majority of our nearly 25,000 residents. Instead of sidewalks, our streets have over 90 miles horse trails; dirt, with the occasional mound of recycled hay (this would be "manure" to the city folk). Our streetlight buttons at the corners are placed on 7 foot high posts, so that our riders can change the light without dismounting their steed. Many businesses have corrals and hitching posts, providing a "parking place" for their equine based customers.
We hope you enjoy your stay, weather it be temporary, permanent, or just passing through. We do ask that you drive carefully and slow down when approaching animals. Most of the town carries a 25mph speed limit and our deputies don't take kindly to speeding vehicles scaring and potentially injuring, horses and their riders. When you stop by to visit friends or enjoy a cup of coffee, be sure to not park in the trails along the roadsides.
And by the way, don't be surprised when you drive down 6th street and see a camel at the donut shop. Breathe normally, relax, and tell yourself that you are ok. "BERT" is one of our favorite residents, he loves to visit the children at schools and daycares just to say hi and to tell all of us to stay Drug Free and he IS a camel who cares. |
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