Temecula Senior Center Closing For Renovations

TEMECULA, CA — Temecula's Mary Phillips Senior Center will close for much-needed renovations and enhancements starting in April, according to a city spokesperson. The repairs and enhancements will keep the center shuttered until at least fall, according to the city.

Outside, the roof will be replaced as will the facade. Inside, new lighting will warm up the expanding library room. ADA upgrades are also in the works, they say, as is the addition of a shuffleboard court.

All of the essential services provided to seniors at the center, like the Daily Nutrition Program, Transportation Program, AARP Tax-Aide, and the Cool Center will be moved to the Temecula Community Center located at 28816 Pujol Street.

Other programs will be put on hold until the MPSC reopens in the Fall of 2023, according to the city.

Programs that are held at the center, such as the Inclusion and Special Needs Programs like High Hopes; Supporting Kids Involving Parents (SKIP); and Youth Advisory Council (YAC) will also be held at the TCC unless otherwise stated.

These renovations will refresh, rejuvenate, and enhance Temecula’s Senior Center as another way to demonstrate our dedication to our valued senior community. We thank our residents and visitors for their patience and understanding during this Spring to Fall season. We look forward to welcoming you back as we celebrate the MPSC’s 30th Anniversary with a Grand Re-Opening.

For more information, please call (951) 694-6464, and stay tuned for more information by following @TemeculaParksAndRec on social media.