The 5th district is experiencing flooding and I am trying to get sand for the sandbags that can be picked up at Fire Stations 18 and 19. I will keep you alerted about the storm and city resources.
Please do not drive through water in the street because you don't know how deep it is or what is underneath.
Our Public Works crews are hard at work and so are the firefighters and police.
Popular Posts
-
Readers -- see this exciting spot on the Tedx-SoCal that we are bringing to Long Beach this July 16th! My staff and I and a wonderful commit...
-
I have been walking the area directly across from where AYSO is proposing installing field lights so their team members can practice after d... -
Check out this link to an earlier story in the Long Beach Business Journal in which it was reported that the City Council was told by manag...
-
I has been a while since I blogged. That's because I have been down with bronchitis for more than 4 weeks. Yikes. It has taken its toll.... -
City Budget: The $3.2 billion budget was passed by City Council on September 3 rd . No cuts in service for the first time in seve... -
I am finishing up two days of a quarterly meeting in Sacramento on the Medicsl Board of California. I have been reappointed for another four...
-
Last night's council discussion on why the city had to give a piece of land on Terminal Island for $400,000 less than the city appraisal...
-
Can political candidates use the official seal of the City of Long Beach on their printed materials, Facebook and campaign websites? In mo...
-
The City of Long Beach has expressed its strong support of HR 5125, a proposed federal law -- the Restitution for Local Government Act of 2...
-
Deputy Chief Alan Patalano has been selected as the new Fire Chief for the City of Long Beach. He has served over 25 years in fire service a...
