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Get
to Know Your City | On
Duty |
Streetlight
Out? Notify the City
Get to Know Your City
Tour the City. Get answers to your questions at town hall
meetings. Read the City Focus. Fill out community surveys. Attend City
Council and commission meetings.
Be a volunteer. Watch for City info
on local cable TV.
We strive to provide diverse opportunities for
citizen involvement because we want to keep you up-to-date and informed.
Look for upcoming public forums and take the opportunity to help shape
the City’s future. Data collected from the community survey that was
distributed this fall will be shared in upcoming issues. We received
nearly 700 survey responses!
Watch for additional activity info in
upcoming editions of the City Focus, on our Web site and in the local
media.
On Duty
State Parks lifeguards on watch for the City –
The City pays
the State to provide lifeguards for our beaches. The dividend: 88 rescues
last summer alone.
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Streetlight Out? Notify
the City
The City owns and operates all streetlights in the public
right-of-way within the city limits.
If you need to report a problem
streetlight, please do the following:
- Record the pole number located on the pole, (e.g. 122E). Note the
location of the pole, including the nearest street address and/or cross
streets.
- Document what is wrong with the light, e.g., burned out, flickering,
damaged or lighted all the time.
- Call our Maintenance Division at 646-3927.
City-owned
streetlights are usually repaired in one or two working days.
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