Hydrant Flushing
Hydrant flushing continues tonight, Friday, November 8, 2024 at 9:00pm. Crews will complete work in the canals and the president streets and start working in the west end on New York Avenue. Residents and businesses in the area may experience some low pressure and/or water discoloration overnight and into the morning. We will be updating the approximate location of flushing daily.
For more information, please click here.
Veterans Day Closures
In observance of Veterans Day, City Hall will be closed, Monday, November 11. The Recreation Center, Magnolia Center & Ice Arena will be open. LB Buses will be operating on a Holiday schedule.
There will be NO Residential Sanitation pick up.
Veterans Day Commemoration Ceremony
Municipal Boat Launch
The Municipal Boat Launch is temporarily open for approximately one month effective immediately, as bay-front construction allows for it. Parking is limited. The one exception to the preceding is this weekend, Saturday and Sunday, October 12th and 13th, when the Launch will be closed to facilitate Fall Festival.
Long Beach Announces Measures to Combat Unlawful Gatherings
The Road Ahead to an even better Long Beach
The Road Ahead to an even better Long Beach:
Council President Brendan Finn, on behalf of the City Council, is pleased to share an update on the tremendous progress the City has achieved with respect to the City’s roadway improvement projects. Did you know that this year alone, there are 38 large and small roadway projects planned, in progress, and/or completed? That’s more than 4 miles of improvements!
Projects completed so far in 2024:
Repaving: Tennessee Ave from Park to Beach, Wyoming Ave from Park to Beach, Wyoming Ave south of Oceanview, Atlantic Avenue, Taft Avenue, Broadway from Riverside to Long Beach, Park Ave between Riverside and Long Beach, Shore Road from Roosevelt to Pacific
Full Road Reconstruction: 200 Block of East Market Street between Long Beach Blvd and Monroe Blvd
There are many road improvement projects ahead, including the full reconstruction of Heron Street, and the repaving of significant portions of Walnut and Olive Streets, to name a few. Click here for a map of planned, in progress, and/or completed projects taking place throughout the City.
Thank you, Long Beach, for your support as our team improves the road ahead for our City.