CMPD Veteran Joyce LaPointe promoted to newly created position of Deputy Police Chief
The Costa Mesa Police Department (CMPD) is proud to announce the promotion of its first female police captain in the history of the department to…
Payroll Supervisor Dolewski’s hard work pays off with City Manager Leadership Award
City Manager Lori Ann Farrell Harrison has named Payroll Supervisor Anna Dolewski as the recipient of the latest City Manager Leadership Award. “As a full-service…
Alma Reyes promoted to Deputy City Manager of Costa Mesa
City Manager Lori Ann Farrell Harrison has promoted Alma Reyes to the newly created position of Deputy City Manager, moving her into a vital role…
Street sweeping cancelled today Wednesday March 29
Due to the inclement weather, street sweeping has been canceled today March 29. Street sweeping will resume back to normal schedule Thursday March 30 weather…
Senior Management Analyst Kristin Stevens presented with City Manager Leadership Award
City Manager Lori Ann Farrell Harrison presented Fire & Rescue Senior Management Analyst Kristin Stevens with the City Manager Leadership Award. “Kristin has a wide…
CMPD veteran Dianne Gonzalez receives City Manager Leadership Award
City Manager Lori Ann Farrell Harrison announced that Police Department Community Services Specialist Dianne Gonzalez is the recipient of the City Manager Leadership Award for…
Costa Mesa to receive $630,000 grant toward making streets safer
The U.S. Department of Transportation has awarded a $630,000 Safe Streets and Roads for All grant to the City of Costa Mesa to develop a…
Costa Mesa Residents sought to serve on City Committees
The Costa Mesa City Council is currently seeking residents to serve on the following City Committees: Animal Services Committee: This committee assists with the planning…
Costa Mesa streets will get a little bit slower as speed limits lowered in 17 segments
Costa Mesa drivers will need to slow down as City officials are lowering the posted speed limits on 17 segments throughout the City, in accordance…
City reports $4.3 million surplus and $83 million reduction in pension liability
The City of Costa Mesa announced a $4.3 million General Fund surplus for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2022, despite three years of an…
New applications are being accepted for Community Development Block Grants for 2023-24
The City of Costa Mesa is accepting applications from interested, tax-exempt nonprofit organizations operating within its jurisdiction that provide public services that benefit low- and…
Sandbags available for residents at Costa Mesa City Hall
As a big winter storm approaches, Costa Mesa and the region, the city’s maintenance service crews have made sandbags available at City Hall in case…