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Welcome New Police Officers!
Please join us in welcoming our newest Seal Beach Police Officers Kevin Reynolds and David Wolff.
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Kevin Reynolds
Kevin Reynolds was born in Long Beach but lived most of his life in Rossmoor and Seal Beach. Kevin graduated from Los Alamitos High School in 2000, and briefly attended California State University Long Beach until 2003. In 2004, Kevin joined the United States Marine Corps with several combat deployments to both Iraq and Afghanistan and ultimately separated from the Marines in 2013. In 2019, Kevin graduated from the Orange County Sheriff’s Department Academy and started his career in law enforcement at the Santa Ana Police Department and later transitioned to the Torrance Police Department from 2020-2024. Kevin has been married for 14 years to his wife, Raylene and when away from work helps train dogs in obedience and agility.
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David Wolff
David Wolff was born and raised in Michigan and enlisted in the Marines following high school where he served 4 years in infantry and was stationed in Hawaii, Okinawa, Japan, Korea, and Australia, and then honorably discharged in 1999. Upon his return David attended the University of Michigan-Dearborn and majored in International Studies, studying in Spain and graduating in 2007. David has been a police officer for twelve years and started his career at San Diego PD and worked Patrol and the Narcotics Unit. After meeting his wife, David moved to Los Angeles and lateraled to Torrance PD, where he worked patrol, Detectives, and became a Field Training Officer. David can speak, read, and write Spanish and in his spare time enjoys playing guitar, reading, exercising, traveling and trying new foods with his wife.
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West Cities Police Communications | |
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Communication Center phone calls from the last 7 days:
- 911 calls: 651
- Non-Emergency calls: 2,289
- Total Calls: 2,940
- Calls for service handled over the last 7 days for all agencies: 1,759
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Seal Beach Recreation Mobile App
The City of Seal Beach proudly introduces a game-changing mobile app to improve community engagement: Seal Beach Recreation. This app is designed to enhance the customer experience for both residents and visitors, offering a suite of intuitive features that bring the City’s many services to your fingertips.
What the App Offers:
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Ease of Access: Stay logged in to the app and register without opening a web browser to log in.
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Instant Class Registrations: Easily find and sign up for a variety classes for every age group.
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Tennis & Pickleball Court Reservations: Book your next court at the Seal Beach Tennis & Pickleball Center with real-time availability and reservation capabilities.
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Digital Pool Pass: Gain pool access with a digital pass directly from your phone, simplifying the your entry to the McGaugh Community Pool.
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Up-to-Date Notifications: Receive push notifications for the latest on events, programs, and any schedule or venue changes, ensuring you’re always in the know.
Here is a direct link for those who want to download this app on their mobile device: https://get.myfitapp.de/a/8249?p=6
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Senior Lunch Cafe'
The Seal Beach Lunch Program is provided by Meals on Wheels Orange County (OC) at the North Seal Beach Center located at 3333 St. Cloud Drive. The Dine-In Lunch Café takes place Monday - Friday from 11:00am- 12:00pm and is open to adults ages 60 years and older. A suggested donation for lunch is $3.00. For more information, please contact Nathan Caukin at (562) 431-2527 ext. 1307 or visit www.sealbeachca.gov/city-services/senior-services.
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Seal Beach Senior Services Summer 2024 Guide
The Seal Beach Senior Services Summer 2024 guide is available online at https://www.sealbeachca.gov/Departments/Community-Services-Recreation/Senior-Services and at our community centers. This guide provides consolidated information for all available programs that the City offers for seniors.
For any additional questions, please contact Nathan Caukin at (562) 431-2527 ext. 1307.
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Welcome Back, Jeremy Terry
The Public Works Department is excited to welcome Jeremy Terry back to the City of Seal Beach! Jeremy was a part-time Maintenance Worker for the City from 2016 to 2019 before being offered a full-time Maintenance Worker position with the City of Los Alamitos. He performed maintenance tasks in various fields including utilities, facilities, landscape, and streets. As a full-time Maintenance Worker with the City of Seal Beach, Jeremy will be responsible for the operations and maintenance of the City’s sanitary sewer pipelines and pump stations. Public Works is very excited to have Jeremy back with the city of Seal Beach.
Welcome back to the team, Jeremy!
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CIVIC: MySealBeach App
We have a new app!! Ever walk down the street and see a pothole?? Water issues? Unwanted graffiti? We now have an easier way to report it. The MySealBeach app allows you to report the issue directly to our utilities and maintenance teams. Scan the QR Code on the right and look for the MySealBeach logo.
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Guava Pipe Replacement
Out with the old and in with the new. Our Water Division team installed a new 1-inch copper line at 4556 Guava Avenue. Copper pipes are more resistant to water corrosion and are more durable and reliable than other types of pipes and recommend new replacement to follow current City standards.
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Orange County Fire Authority | |
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CERT Graduation!
On Saturday June 22nd, 45 community members (including 15 that reside in Seal Beach) graduated from the annual West County CERT Academy. West County CERT is about readiness, people helping people, rescuer safety, and doing the greatest good for the greatest number. CERT is a positive and realistic approach to emergency and disaster situations where people will be initially on their own and their actions can make a difference. Through CERT Academy training, neighbors can manage utilities and put out small fires; treat the three killers by opening airways, controlling bleeding, and helping to treat shock; provide basic medical aid; search for and rescue victims safely; and organize themselves and spontaneous volunteers to be effective.
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The Briefing Room
- Captain Nick Nicholas graciously hosted an exclusive tour of the police station for the esteemed corporate sponsors of the Police League Awards breakfast. During this insightful tour, sponsors were given a behind-the-scenes look at the daily operations of the Seal Beach Police Department. Captain Nicholas provided an engaging and informative overview of the department's various units and facilities, highlighting the critical role that community support and partnerships play in enhancing public safety. The sponsors had the opportunity to meet with officers, explore different areas of the station, and gain a deeper understanding of the department's commitment to serving and protecting the community.
- The Seal Beach Police Department recently organized a series of highly successful pop-up dog licensing events across the community. These events, which aimed to make dog licensing more convenient and ensure compliance with local regulations, were met with enthusiastic participation from pet owners. The presence of our dedicated Animal Control Officers (ACOs) not only facilitated the licensing process but also provided a platform for residents to seek advice on dog ownership and related responsibilities. The overwhelmingly positive response from the community underscores the significant impact of such initiatives in promoting responsible pet ownership and fostering a harmonious environment for both residents and their furry companions. WAGS participated and offered free microchipping for residents.
- Seal Beach Officers attended the California Highway Patrol meeting related to reducing the number of traffic collisions across Orange County. This meeting is funded by the Office of Traffic and Safety (OTS) and allows for officers to meet quarterly to discuss traffic concerns and schedule mutual aid enforcement projects.
- On June 30th, the Seal Beach Police Department celebrated a special milestone— Police Facility Dog Yosa's 6th birthday. Yosa, an invaluable department member, received warm birthday wishes from officers, staff, and the community. Known for her calming presence and therapeutic contributions, Yosa has touched many lives and brought comfort to those in need. Her birthday was marked by a small celebration within the department, acknowledging her dedicated service and the joy she brings to the workplace. Happy Birthday, Yosa! Here's to many more years of wagging tails and making a difference.
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City of Seal Beach
211 Eighth Street
Seal Beach, CA 90740
(562) 431-2527
sealbeachca.gov
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