Mission Beach Town Council Community Page

Resources

Visit the MB Events and Community Resource pages to stay informed on local events and info!

Our Emergency Contact, Crime on the Beach, and Neighborhood Watch pages will help you stay safe in your community.

Visit the Utility Box Project page to check out pictures and learn about how the project came to be.

MBTC partners with the
Surfrider Foundation to reduce cigarette butts from entering the ocean.

Community Priorities, Issues & concerns

Capital Improvement Program FY2013
In an unprecedented move, the Mayor's Office is inviting the public to participate in development of the FY2014 (July 2013 - June 2014) Capital Improvement Program budget through recognized community planning groups. Previously, the public could not provide input until the draft budget was published on April 15. This year the public is encouraged to suggest projects (studies, design, construction) before city staff starts work in December

View this CIP flyer for more details.
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Future of water on public display for
San Diego's Water Purification Demonstration Project
by Marsi A. Steirer, Water Purification Demonstration Project Director,
City of San Diego, Public Utilities Department

Visitors are encouraged to tour the City of San Diego's AWP Facility. Guests gain a better understanding of the Demonstration Project and what role the AWP Facility plays in the testing phase. Following an introductory presentation, tour participants walk through the facility to view the water purification technology equipment up close. At the end of the tour, guests view the purified water produced at the facility and have a chance to visually compare it to drinking water and recycled water samples.

Register for a tour at www.purewatersd.org/tours.shtml. A virtual tour of the AWP Facility is also available online at www.purewatersd.org. To request a Demonstration Project presentation for an organization, email purewatersd@sandiego.gov or call (619) 533-6638. For more information about the City of San Diego's Water Purification Demonstration Project, visit www.purewatersd.org, email purewatersd@sandiego.gov, or call (619)533-7572.

Water Purification Tour
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Community Assisted Party Program (CAPP)
Policing Beach Communities Presented by Capt. Boyd Long, Commanding Officer San Diego Police Dept. - Northern Division
In an effort to address party and noise related issues in our communities, the San Diego Police Department has developed the Community Assisted Party Program (CAPP). Learn more about this program and crime statistics by linking to the PDF file found below. Print a flyer on how to report a loud party, plus have at your finger tips many other valuable resources, provided by our San Diego Police Department, Northern Division.

CAPP Flyer
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Securing Your Trashcans
The picture above is a view of how to secure your trashcan or recycle lids. MBTC is sponsoring a CAN LOCKING PROGRAM, where you can purchase a lock for $10 and have it installed. Order your lock today! Or for more information feel free to contact Bob Ruane at bob@beachhomesrealestate.com.

Can Locking Program Flyer
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What is scavenging and how can I report it?

Scavenging is the act of unauthorized persons going through recycling or refuse containers, whether the containers are located on City or private property.Like illegal dumping, scavenging is a crime in San Diego, and it is taken very seriously by the City.

Every year, scavengers steal thousands of dollars in recyclables from the City's curbside program, which makes the program less cost efficient and ultimately costs taxpayers. To help keep scavengers from taking your recyclables, place your container out at 7 a.m. in the morning, just before collection, rather than the night before.

To help stop this crime, the City encourages anyone who encounters a scavenging incident that has already taken place to report it. If you observe someone scavenging, please take down the following information:

Date, time and location of incident
Description of vehicle and license plate number
Description of person(s) scavenging
What items/materials were being scavenged
Your name and phone number (optional)

Report the information to the following agencies:
To report scavenging, please submit a Trash/Litter/Recycling Service Request or contact the Environmental Services Department at 858-694-7000 Monday through Friday from 6:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

After Business Hours, During Weekends, or Holidays
San Diego Police Department
619-531-2000

Contact your city representative, Gary Warren, GWarren@SanDiego.gov

With adequate information and an eyewitness who is willing to testify, the City can and will pursue prosecution.