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Missed pick-up? Broken traffic lights? Bulky items in your alley?
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We like cheesy puns so we decided to take a stab at this. Check out our top Public Works hits. 😅 Missed pick-up? Broken traffic lights? Bulky items in your alley? Give us a call at these numbers below and we will send our team out to help. You can also utilize our Go Long Beach app! Download it today at your Google Play or Apple App Store to submit a request. Visit longbeach.gov/pw anytime to get information on all our top requests. Long Beach City 💙
It's leaf season!🍂 Trees shed falling leaves which pile up along the curb, impacting street sweeping services. Please avoid sweeping leaves into the gutter as the street sweeper won't be able to efficiently sweep. Contrary to public belief, these sweepers are not made to pick up large loads of debris🤯 . Leaves that are swept in the gutter will result in the sweeper having to make multiple passes or risk not completing the route. Please help us by sweeping the leaves and disposing of it in the trash or adding it to your compost.🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 Long Beach Recycles
We are LIVE at the groundbreaking of the Davenport Park expansion.
We are LIVE at the groundbreaking of the Davenport Park expansion.
Join Mayor Rex Richardson and other City of Long Beach leaders for a groundbreaking for the Davenport Park Phase II Project expansion, which will expand the existing 5.5-acre park to 11.5 acres. The expanded new portion of the park will include a sports field, fitness stations, outdoor seating areas, walking trail and additional parking. Construction for this project is expected to be completed summer 2024.
We are LIVE at the Admiral Kidd Park playground for ribbon cutting ceremony!
We are LIVE at the Admiral Kidd Park playground for ribbon cutting ceremony!
Join Mayor Rex Richardson and other City of Long Beach leaders for a ribbon cutting ceremony to commemorate the brand-new playground at Admiral Kidd Park.
The former Admiral Kidd Park Playground was destroyed by a fire in July 2021 and, with the allocation of Measure A infrastructure dollars and community fundraising efforts, the rebuild to restore this community amenity is now complete. Park improvements include a new children's play area, an accessible path to the playground, upgrades to landscaping and lighting, and a donor recognition program.
Long Beach City is hosting a FREE Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) & Electronic Waste (E-Waste) collection event from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm at EDCO Recycling & Transfer Center in Signal Hill this Saturday, Sept. 10, 2022! Drop off your hazardous household items, old electronics, and used tires safely and responsibly! For a full list of accepted items, visit bit.ly/HHW_LB
The City of Long Beach is seeking a highly qualified and experienced professional to oversee the collection of residential and commercial solid waste! The Superintendent of Refuse is an at-will management position that reports to the General Superintendent of Operations in the Environmental Services Bureau. Salary range for this position is $115,000 - $135,000. Recruitment closes on September 3rd! Apply today! https://bit.ly/3cZSJ2q.
Today for #PlasticFreeJuly let's talk about our furry friends! 🐶🐈 An easy switch to make when shopping for our pets is avoiding plastic-packaged treats. Take a reusable bag or container instead and look for unpackaged treats in bulk. This eliminates the need for the plastic bags that are offered at the store! 😊🌍
We are LIVE at Granada Beach at the installation of the City’s first-ever beach access mats, making it possible for people of all abilities to more easily access Alamitos, Mother’s and Granada beaches this summer!
We are LIVE at Granada Beach at the installation of the City’s first-ever beach access mats, making it possible for people of all abilities to more easily access Alamitos, Mother’s and Granada beaches this summer!
The durable, anchored ground coverings by AccessMat are made of 100% recycled material. The non-slip synthetic rubber is designed to support wheeled pedestrian assistance vehicles such as wheelchairs, beach access chairs, walkers and strollers, and it also can withstand the weight of utility vehicle traffic. The mats are ADA-compliant.
The installation of the beach access mats was brought to the Long Beach City Council last summer by Third District Councilwoman Suzie Price and was cosponsored by Councilwoman Zendejas and Councilwoman Allen and approved by City Council.