Memorial Beach Ride
On Saturday, April 8, the Huntington Beach Police Department hosted a Memorial Beach Ride in honor of Officer Nicholas Vella. Over 150 people were in attendance to ride along the sands of Huntington Beach from Tower 19 to Tower 8.
All of the proceeds from the Memorial Beach Ride were donated to the Huntington Beach Police and Community Foundation to assist with the expenses for HBPD officers to travel to Washington, D.C., for the induction of Officer Nicholas Vella into the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial.
Hamilton Ave. Rehabilitation Pavement Update
This week, the street reconstruction on Hamilton Avenue between Newland Street and Magnolia Streets continued. The project includes the process of Full Depth Reclamation, which requires rebuilding the in-place subgrade materials before installing the final asphalt pavement layer. The reclamation of the street base aims to improve the section of street from the projected traffic use for many years to come.
This phase of construction will require the continued closure of through traffic onto Hamilton Avenue from Magnolia Street as well as the limited incoming and outgoing traffic onto Hamilton Avenue from Newland Street until Friday, April 21. The project is expected to be completed in May and will include final pavement, striping, and signage improvements.
Delivering a World-Class Customer Experience
Join us for a FREE networking reception & customer service seminar for Huntington Beach businesses.
On Wednesday, May 3 at 4pm at the HB Central Library (7111 Talbert Ave) Dennis Snow will provide the how-tos of delivering excellent customer service & gaining customer loyalty.
To learn more about the event, please visit the link here.
Mayor’s Town Hall – April 27
On Thursday, April 27, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. please join Mayor Tony Strickland and representatives from the City’s Community and Library Services Department at Edison Community Center (21377 Magnolia St) for a night of discussion
Earth Day Cleanup
Please join us Saturday, April 22, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. for Earth Day 2023 Cleanup Day! This is a day where we come together as a community to clean our beach and park.
Please print, complete the waiver, and bring with you to the cleanup (one waiver per volunteer required). Waiver can be found by visiting the link below.
BRING YOUR OWN (think reusable): Bucket or reusable bag, gloves, and filled reusable water bottle.
Help make our coastline and park a cleaner, happier place for humans, plants, and animals, and become part of the solution to pollution.
To learn more about Earth Day 2023 Cleanup event and to register, visit this link here.
