The city of Laguna Beach is looking for a new Marine Safety Officer; More road improvements coming; Here's what's up in Laguna Beach. (City of Laguna Beach)
LAGUNA BEACH, CA — The city of Laguna Beach continues to manage the broad street improvement on Pacific Coast Highway at Main Beach as CalTrans replaces an aging box culvert. Yes, the roadways are a bit of a mess, but there's more to Laguna Beach than that!
Here are five things going on in your town as of Tuesday, April 27.
Marine Safety Officer Sought: The city of Laguna Beach is hiring a new marine safety officer. Here's how to apply to be Laguna Beach's next Marine Safety Officer. https://bit.ly/3naBvAA
Laguna Beach is hiring lifeguards! the city is bringing on more summer pool lifeguards. You must be 15 or older and have or be willing to get a Red Cross Certification in Lifeguarding by June 1. here's how to apply for the position.
Expect new pavers installed on this section of Ramona Avenue! The pavers on Ramona Avenue during the month of May, the city confirmed. Though the street will be closed, pedestrian access from the Glenneyre Parking Structure to the shops and restaurants will remain open during construction.
Speaking of construction... did you know you could glance to see how improvements are coming? Check out this live view of downtown:
Got a problem in the city? There's an app for that. The city of Laguna Beach wants it to be as easy for you as possible to report issues you discover in and around your neighborhood. Simply download AskLaguna from your favorite app store to let us know what needs attention right from your phone. Apple: https://apple.co/32xOvG9 Android: https://bit.ly/37YSY5r
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The pavers on Ramona Avenue during the month of May, the city confirmed. Though the street will be closed, pedestrian access from the Glenneyre Parking Structure to the shops and restaurants will remain open during construction.