Work as begun on the $10 million Heil Avenue Pump Station Project. Funded with support from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Hazard Mitigation Grant
City of Huntington Beach staff takes great pride in providing Surf City residents, businesses, and visitors with safe, high-quality water service essential to your everyday
The City’s Public Works Department has completed a beautification and rehabilitation project of Banning Avenue, stretching from Magnolia Street to Brookhurst Street. The $4.1 million
A “Roomba” for the water has been busy skimming trash in Huntington Harbour – sucking up bits of debris in hard-to-get places. Since the pilot
The City of Huntington Beach is committed to providing its residents with clean, safe drinking water and a reliable sewer system. To uphold this commitment,
On Friday, February 23, more than 40 residents participated in the third installment of the Public Works Department’s free “Behind the Scenes” tour. This tour
At the City Council Study Session on Tuesday, January 16, the Public Works Department presented its findings of a recent water and wastewater (sewer) services
In an effort to improve street safety, the City will be modifying existing traffic signals at three intersections: Warner Avenue and Graham Street Warner Avenue
Active transportation, such as biking and walking, is growing in popularity in Huntington Beach as more people live, work and shop locally. As residents gravitate
In December 2021, Public Works installed traffic and bike lane enhancements on Delaware Street, under Phase 1 of a larger project to reimagine the layout,
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