Safety Reminders
The weather is warm and neighborhood businesses are opening up. Just a reminder for residents to be vigilant when out and about in the neighborhood.
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NEIGHBORHOODS COME TOGETHER FOR GREATER IMPACT
When neighbors come together to participate in activities that improve the quality of life, strengthen community trust and address issues, we move toward positive change in our communities. On December 1st, Bluff Park Neighborhood Association gathered neighborhood association leaders from Bluff Heights, California Heights, Belmont Shore, Alamitos Beach, and Rose Park Neighborhood to discuss the collective efforts neighborhood volunteers can take to improve…
Can’t find what you want at the big chain stores, can’t wait for Amazon to deliver – then the Community Yard Sale is perfect!
Check the flyer for map and details!
A New Generation of Volunteers
In Season 2 of Heart of the Neighborhood podcast, we interview Abigail (pictured above), a Long Beach Poly High School sophomore who volunteered with Rose Park Neighborhood Association in the summer of 2024. Abigail volunteered through The Volunteer Center Impact Makers program, a 12-week program (8 weeks for summer), where high school participants learn about…
This Weekend
This Weekend and Beyond CCC – Feeling the bite? Our Coronado Cooling Center is aware of the mosquito endemic. There are new forms of tiny mosquitoes some that target those tasty ankles. Be aware and take precautions – socks! Here is the mosquito weather report. UAIZ – 2nd District Council together with Development Services and…
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Coming up in your wonderful neighborhood
In March we have a couple of actions…. Thursday afternoon starting about 2:30 at Willard Elementary our Moms for a Beautiful 10th Street with LBPD and CD2 will be offering safety tips like….how to use your mobile device for assistance or in an emergency. We want our families to be safe! Want to join in?…
Light our Night – Rose Park’s Alley Initiative
Interested in Lighting your Alleyway? Rose Park Neighborhood Association & Rebuilding Together Long Beach want to help residents and business owners install an exterior, solar-powered, motion-sensor light in their alleyway. Benefits include: Lights tend to deter crime Lights provide better visibility for those walking at night Lights help residents and business owners move from their car to their home If…