Due to the observation of the New Year’s holiday, there will be no residential street sweeping Friday Dec. 31. No citations should be written on that day. Street sweeping will resume back to normal schedule, starting the week of Jan. 3 2022. Have a great holiday weekend and Happy New Read More
In October, the City Council created a Housing Ad Hoc Committee, whose members are Mayor Pro Tem Andrea Marr, Council Members Arlis Reynolds and Jeff Harlan, to participate and advise on City activities and actions pertaining to Housing Element implementation and ongoing compliance with State housing element law. The State Read More
Due to the observation of Christmas Holiday, there will be no residential street sweeping Friday Dec. 24. No citations should be written on that day. Street sweeping will resume back to normal schedule, starting the week of Dec. 27 2021. Have a great holiday!
The deadline for submitting maps is this Thursday Dec. 16 by 5 p.m. in order to be considered for the upcoming Jan. 8 Community Workshop. To create a new map, the public can learn more about the mapping tools that are available here on the City website and draw their own Read More
With the first big winter storm approaching Costa Mesa and the region, the city’s maintenance service crews have made sandbags available at City Hall. Sand bags are available for free to Costa Mesa residents in the southeast corner of the City Hall parking lot at 77 Fair Drive. The location Read More
The City of Costa Mesa is pleased to announce it will provide the Orange County Model Engineers with a matching contribution of $15,000 to help repair the vandalism of the iconic Goat Hill Junction train station that occurred earlier this week. Inspired by a request from Council Member Loren Gameros, Read More
On Tuesday Nov. 30, City leaders held a reception to honor local Costa Mesa artist Valerie Mata, a former Back Bay High School student who created the artwork for a mural that is now displayed in the entrance lobby of the Costa Mesa Bridge Shelter at 3175 Airway Ave. On Read More
The City of Costa Mesa will hold a second community workshop on Wednesday Dec. 1 at 6 p.m. in the City Hall Community Room to seek the public’s help to review and revise the City districts as required by state law and discuss the currently proposed draft maps. The primary Read More
Due to the observation of the Thanksgiving Holiday, there will be no residential street sweeping Thursday Nov. 25 and Friday Nov. 26. No citations should be written on those days. Street sweeping will resume back to normal schedule, starting the week of Nov. 29.
As the City of Costa Mesa continues the redistricting process, residents are encouraged to create their own district maps using the online Draw a Map tools on the City’s website. Click here to draw your own map. Currently, there are 10 draft maps available for review, seven are public submittals Read More
