Sunset Crossroads will bring Sam’s Club, new shopping and dining, 3,700+ permanent jobs, and major investments in Banning, including a new fire station, $39 million in road improvements, and 98 acres of parks and open space.
Sunset Crossroads represents nearly $1 billion in private investment at no cost to the City or taxpayers, bringing new shopping and dining, permanent jobs, infrastructure improvements, and community amenities to Banning.
More stores and restaurants closer to home, including a new Sam’s Club.
Sam’s Club + new shopping and dining options
3,700+ permanent jobs generating nearly $189 million in annual wages.
Hiring notices and quarterly job fairs
Workforce training and job-placement support for Banning residents
$44 million in new revenue to support Banning and essential City services.
$3 million in up-front funding for the City
Nearly $3 million in new annual City revenue
A new fire station and additional equipment to support Banning’s emergency response resources.
$16 million guaranteed for a new fire station
$1 million for a new fire truck
98 acres of parks and open space, including a new 12-acre park and recreational amenities.
Potential playground, soccer field, and dog park
$500,000 for the animal shelter
Improvements to local roads, including Sunset Avenue, Lincoln Street, and Bobcat Road.
Truck-barrier system designed to prevent large trucks from using Sun Lakes Boulevard
From groceries and household essentials to fuel, electronics, furniture, and seasonal items, a new Sam’s Club will give Banning residents more of what they need without having to travel to neighboring cities.
More everyday essentials in one convenient location.
Spend less time driving out of town to shop.
Save on groceries, household essentials, fuel, and more.
Keep more shopping and economic activity here in Banning.
Sunset Crossroads will generate new revenue for the City that can help protect essential services, including police, fire, streets, and more.
Banning is facing significant financial pressure that could impact the services residents rely on.
Nearly $10 million City budget deficit
Potential cuts to critical City services
Up-Front City Revenue
For Banning City Services & Infrastructure
In New Annual City Revenue
Community Support
Local organizations and community partners are supporting Sunset Crossroads and a YES vote on Measures U, V & W.
“The Banning Police Officers Association supports Measures U, V, and W because they will bring jobs and economic opportunities to Banning residents while generating revenue to fully fund our Police Department. With officer positions being cut from the City’s budget, this funding could restore those positions and strengthen public safety. Without these measures, the safety of Banning is at risk.”
Yes on U, V, & W Means:
Sam’s Club + New Shopping & Dining
3,700+ Permanent Jobs
New Fire Station
98 Acres of Parks & Open Space
$44 Million in City Revenue
$39 Million in Road Improvements
If Measures U, V & W fail, Sunset Crossroads — and these benefits — will not move forward.
Sunset Crossroads means more for our community — more shopping and dining, more local jobs, and new investment in Banning’s roads, public safety, parks, and open space.
Add your name to the growing list of residents who support Sunset Crossroads and want to stay informed about the project.
Election Day: November 3rd, 2026