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Strong community identity

Clovis emphasizes local civic pride through community events like the Clovis Rodeo (founded in 1914), parks and a downtown area that reflects its agricultural heritage.

City Hall in Oakley, California, a civic building representing local government and community governance
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Clovis is incorporated in Fresno County and serves as the northern gateway to the San Joaquin Valley agricultural region. The city was founded in 1912 as a railroad town and has grown into a community of approximately 128,000 residents. Clovis is known for its stable, family-oriented neighborhoods and strong school system.

The city hosts annual events like the Clovis Rodeo, which was founded in 1914 by the Clovis Women's Club to celebrate western culture and ranching heritage. The rodeo has grown into one of the largest in America. Downtown Clovis has experienced revitalization through community investment in parks, recreation facilities, the Clovis Community Theater and public trails. The sense of civic identity is reinforced by local pride in agricultural heritage and the values of stability and neighborhood connection.

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