Covers southern California
In service since 1992
Overlay with 840

City facts
Area codes for southern California: history, overlays and how to dial.
Moreno Valley uses area codes 909 and 951. Because more than one area code serves the same area, local calls need all ten digits.
Covers southern California
In service since 1992
Overlay with 840
Covers western Riverside County, California
In service since 2004
Split from area code 909
1 (909) 555-0123Dial 1, the area code, then the seven-digit number.(909) 555-0123Overlay area: always include the area code.+1 909 555 0123Use your country's exit code or +, then 1 for the US.Moreno Valley is on Pacific Time (PT); check the time before calling from another zone.
| Area code | Used in | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| 840 | San Bernardino | 12 mi |
| 760 | San Bernardino | 12 mi |
| 442 | Hesperia | 30 mi |
| 949 | Mission Viejo | 34 mi |
| 562 | Orange County | 35 mi |
| 657 | Orange County | 35 mi |
| 714 | Orange County | 35 mi |
| 626 | West Covina | 42 mi |
Moreno Valley was incorporated on December 3, 1984.
Dates, namesake and elevation from Wikipedia: Moreno Valley, California and Wikidata (checked 2026-11-08); population and ZIP codes from the U.S. Census Bureau.
Moreno Valley uses area codes 909 and 951. Because more than one area code serves the same area, local calls need all ten digits.
Area code 909 dates from 1992.
Area code 951 dates from 2004, when it was split from area code 909.
Yes. 909 and 951 share the same area as an overlay, so every local call needs the area code plus the seven-digit number (ten digits).
Moreno Valley is on Pacific Time (PT).
Other cities in this network that share 909 and 951 include Perris, San Bernardino, Jurupa Valley, Fontana, Menifee, Corona.
Sources: Area codes 909 and 840, Area code 951 (Wikipedia) and Wikidata, checked 2026-11-08. Numbering plans change; the North American Numbering Plan Administrator is the official record.