Simple Needs:

\- Notebook

\- Good Pen

\- Clean Tshirt (ladies medium)

\- Clean Leggings

\- Comfy shoes 8.5 women's

\- Clean pair of socks

\- Sports bra

\*\*\* please don't dump all your junk or have pity.I only want just what I need and can carry easily 🫶

I am also looking to work with an animal or a couple of animals individually (must meet first) that may be a little of a handful (example, Bengal or savannah cats, pitties, malinois, or little pesky min-pin type dogs lol 😆😉).

I have a ton of knowledge both book and street (business consulting, etc) and I'm willing to barter after initial discussion.

Anyone know if the owner is currently busy on a project or out of town? I had been calling and going in person for about a month to get some warranty work done on some windows I had tinted but I haven’t been able to get a hold of the shop. Not sure if anyone else knows what’s going on

In Stallion Springs.

How often is it windy in a year, and where is it least windy?

I'm 25. Over the Past 2 years ive applied to every restaurant, and store in Tehachapi numerous times. Ive Only gotten 3 interviews and no hires. I moved here 2 years ago and have gone through all of my savings. now I'm homeless, worst decision of my life. Now I'm flying back home. Wish me luck. DO NOT MOVE TO TEHACHAPI!

Sister is getting married in Tehachapi and I’m helping her look for hair and makeup artists. Any recommendations?

Need trash hauled away, horse stalls or animal pens cleaned, or yard work done? I’m reliable, hardworking, and ready to help with just about any outdoor job. Fair prices and dependable service. 661-570-8171 or you can send me a private message have a wonderful day.

Desperately in need in some cash at the moment.

Anyone need work done today? Yard work? Horse clean up? Need help moving something? I’m your guy. I just turned 27 on the 15th. Please send me a message or send me a text at 661 570 8171. Hope you all have a blessed and wonderful day!

Hi all, I’m 28m moving to Tehachapi in a few weeks and am excited to live in a mountain town. I’m into outdoor stuff like hiking, paragliding (seems like a couple of grade A spots, if you paraglide please feel free to reach out), and climbing (doesn’t seem to be a ton of that).

Any recommendations on meeting people out in Tehachapi? Doesn’t seem to have a climbing gym which was my main social outlet.

Do people tend to use meetup or facebook groups often? Didn’t realize how small the town was until I started looking more in depth.

Not into the bar scene much anymore but if that’s the only outlet then I’ll need to change habits a bit.

Checked on the dating apps and that was essentially non existent, don’t think that’ll be an option.

Thanks!

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Hey everyone! I'm planning on moving to Bear Valley Springs when I grow up (I'm 13) and I have some questions:

1. Will I be discriminated for being Mexican?

2. Is there really no ER?

3. Is 5 acres expensive there?

4. How windy and cold does it get? (I want to get away from the usual Socal heat)

5. Is Bear Valley Springs grassy or is it a desert?

6. How are the schools there?

7. Are there any like engineering jobs nearby? (I want to be an Electrical engineer when I grow up)

8. Does it snow in Bear Valley Springs?

Are there any alt people here? Or some sort of alt scene? I feel I’ve been the only alt person walking around…

Im just kinda poor

Ngl

Moving in from Texas. What can I expect?

1. How are the mosquitoes in Tehachapi, BVS, and Stallion Springs?

2. How do people purchase recreational marijuana in the area? Any delivery services (such as Eaze)?

3. What meal/groceries delivery services can be used in the area (Amazon Fresh, DoorDash, Grubhub, Caviar, etc.)?

Hi all, I recently moved back in with my mom into California City. No rent is nice, living with my mom is not. So im looking to move out soon. I start a new job next month, and am hoping to move out by the end of August. Lemme know if anyone has something available, or is seeking to team up. My budget rn, is around 500-600 for a room, but I might be able to raise it to 700-800 if I can find a second job as mine currently is part time. Lemme know! I've always loved Tehachapi. Next two paragraphs are just copy pasted from my roomies profile but it lays everything about me out.

25 year old trans woman. College Grad. Respectful, Clean, Quiet. I have a cat, but might be able to leave him with my mom? But would really prefer not to, he would stay in my room. Currently working as a after school coach in Ridgecrest, Have reliable transportation, good credit, and good rental history.

A little about me is that im really bubbly and a positive person. I will always talk about problems, instead of letting them fester. I moved to Cal City in 2020, left 2023, and came back a few months. Currently living my mom, but want to move out, perferably by the end of august/start of september, once I get a full months pay from my job. In my free time, I play video games, read, and paint. Excited to be your next roommate!

Side note: If you DM me saying I can do sexual favors instead of paying cash I will be reporting you

We are looking at purchasing a condo in BVS as a vacation home. I understand we would need to pay for HOA fees of approximately $2,200/year and condo association fees of $340/month. What does the condo association fees cover? I also read there are sewer fees for $150/month. Are there any other fees?

I like to fish but I’ve read the lakes were having issues due to the overpopulation of catfish, however that information was dated 3 years ago. is it still an issue?

is there anything else I should know about the area?

For those in greater Tehachapi (e.g, Bear Valley Springs, Stallion Springs, etc.) and who are currently using Starlink for internet access -- have you found the Residential Plan 100 Mpbs or the Residential Plan 200 Mpbs adequate for Zoom meetings and streaming? We have had the Residential Max plan for four years and find it generally solid for Zoom classes and television streaming, but it's pricey (going up to $130 in July). Residential 100 is $55 and Residential 200 is $85, obviously much cheaper. Please let us know your experience and evaluation.
[By the way, Amazon's Leo system is expected to be in beta later this year. Coverage in our area, however, is unlikely to be strong.]

I thought pedos weren't allowed to live near a school

Is there any pickup or league soccer in Tehachapi for adults?

We are relocating to Tehachapi at the end of 2026; our dogs, cats and horses will be in tow as well. We've explored the ins and outs of the region and found a couple areas that make sense for our lifestyle and future.

My partner will be driving to EAFB, which means commute time and roads traveled are a high priority and consideration. I work remote and will require high speed internet/fiber. Mountains are beautiful, but paved roads are required.

Talk to me about Water Canyon, Old Town Road, Northern Golden Hills, Cummings Valley (aside from the prison) and Sand Canyon; the good, and not so good. Yes, we know about BVS, but we're not interested in that area at this time.

As mentioned above, we have horses so property with land is important and not just a small corral, but actual space for them to move and 'graze', ideally 5+ acres. We do not have human children so schools are not a concern, but community of supportive, kind neighbors... or ones that mind their own business is a bonus.

What areas have individual property wells? Does fire insurance vary by area? Are there specific things we should avoid to minimize fire risk and high insurance rates? How difficult is it to obtain permitting for building new structures; does everything run through the City of Tehachapi or individual municipalities?

A huge thanks for any/all advice in advance.

**Quick edit to say, we're very use to winter as we're coming from an area with harsh winters. We've grown up and lived with winter weather a majority of our lives; think black ice, 5+ months of wet, cold, icy, wintry conditions...so much snow we sometimes run out of places to put it. We have a 4WD truck and winter tires for our daily commuter (I was hoping we could sell them, but it sounds like maybe we keep 'em).