With all the expansion going on in the Inland Empire, it can be hard to tell where one city starts and the next one begins. From an outside perspective, Victorville may seem like it's smashed into the giant designation of San Bernardino County, but Victorville is a bit different than its neighbors. The city has a long history that goes back all the way to the California Gold Rush days, where several outposts were set up to shelter and resupply settlers making the dangerous journey through the High Desert. Many years later, Victorville would serve as another type of outpost for tourists looking to get their kicks on the famous Route 66.

Victorville has seen some hard times since the glory days, yet over the years the city has managed to keep a resilient community that is dedicated to revitalization, like the ongoing project to restore Old Town Victorville. No matter the roadblocks to restoration, faithful citizens continue to rally and organize community meetings to find out what can be done to meet their goals over time.

One of the key components of the Victorville restoration seems to be safety, especially for those residents in closest proximity to Old Town. Dedicated community programs and committees help on a wide scale, while ADT is proud to offer monitoring for security equipment like indoor cameras and motion sensors that can be used to help deter crime in both residential and business areas, paving the way for a safer, brighter Victorville in the near future.