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Dear La Mesa,
In the upcoming weeks, the slurry seal project will continue across multiple La Mesa roadways, ensuring enhanced durability and resilience against wear and tear. Slurry work has already started, with progress on several fronts, particularly along the stretches of University Avenue. As this process unfolds, residents can anticipate smoother and safer roadways.
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Stay updated on affected areas and schedules via our interactive map. Plan your routes ahead to minimize inconvenience during this maintenance phase. | |
Boulevard Storm Drain Improvement Project | | |
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As part of ongoing efforts to improve our infrastructure, the City of La Mesa is embarking on the Boulevard Drive and 69th Street Storm Improvement Capital Project. The project’s goal is to mitigate flood risks and enhance the safety of our community. Contractors have started construction in the specified area that’s expected to be completed by the end of the year. Visit our website and social media platforms for the latest information. | |
Active Development Projects in La Mesa | | |
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Did you know we have a resource known as the La Mesa GIS Hub where you can access a variety of interactive maps? One of which is a story map showcasing ongoing development projects within the city. This map not only presents a visual representation of these projects but also offers brief project descriptions and status updates within the planning process. | | |
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We’d like to give a shout out to the 65 volunteers who joined us for a litter cleanup event in Downtown La Mesa and the Village on May 11. Here’s what our helpers were able to collect:
- Trash: 158 lbs.
- Recycling: 49 lbs.
- Grand total: 207 lbs.
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City Council Meeting Recap: May 14, 2024 | | |
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In August 2023, a 22-year-old man was threatening to jump off a bridge. Citizen, Melinda Sheriff, intervened, engaging in conversation with the man. Spending nearly 10 minutes talking to him, she successfully persuaded him not to jump. Melinda was awarded the Police Chief’s Challenge coin for Compassion in recognition of her actions. | | |
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The City Council proclaimed May 15, 2024 as Law Enforcement Officers’ Memorial Day in commemoration of all the law enforcement officers who have sacrificed their lives in the line of duty. | | |
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The City Council proclaimed May 2024 as Poppy Month, in honor of veterans. During this month, the American Legion Auxiliary Post 282 in La Mesa is offering hand-made poppies, crafted by veterans themselves. These symbols not only honor the sacrifices of our veterans but also serve as financial support for their rehabilitation efforts, symbolizing a community's commitment to those who have served. | | |
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May 2024 was also proclaimed as Older Americans Month. La Mesa celebrates its vibrant 60+ community, whose diverse contributions enrich our city. Committed to this demographic, we offer tailored recreational programs and prioritize an age-friendly environment for all residents. | | |
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From May 19-25, 2024, the City Council acknowledges the efforts of public works professionals. Their dedication ensures high-quality infrastructure facilities and services, from maintaining parks and streets to managing wastewater and public buildings, crucial for public safety and community well-being. | | |
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The City Council proclaimed May 2024 as Jewish Heritage Month, celebrating the profound impact of Jewish Americans across diverse fields including arts, entertainment, science, technology, government, culinary arts, and more. | |
The City Treasurer presented his report for the quarter ending in March 31, 2024. | |  |
The City Council was provided with an overview of the 2023-2028 Citywide Strategic Plan Implementation Workplan and key performance measures. | | |
City Council Regular Meeting Schedule | |
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The next regularly scheduled City Council meeting takes place on Tuesday,
May 14, 2024 at 6 p.m. in the City Council Chambers, located at 8130 Allison Ave.
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Environmental Sustainability Commission
May 20, 6 p.m.
Community Parking Commission
May 21, 5:30 p.m.
Community Relations & Veterans Commission
May 22, 5:30 p.m.
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Sign up for a Board or Commission | |
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Ready to make a positive impact on your community?
Become a part of a Board or Commission!
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We’re looking for residents to volunteer for various City boards and commissions including:
▪ Community Relations and Veterans Commission
▪ Community Services Commission
▪ Design Review Board
▪ Environmental Sustainability Commission
▪ Historic Preservation Commission
▪ La Mesa Community Parking Commission
▪ Mobility Commission
▪ Personnel Appeals Board
▪ Planning Commission
▪ Community Police Oversight Board
▪ Youth Advisory Commission*
Application Deadline:
📅 Tues., July 2
⌚ 5:30 p.m.
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Join us for a clothing swap on Saturday, May 18! Find new treasures and exchange your gently used clothes, accessories, and shoes. Details: cleansd.org/events. Plus, Zero Waste San Diego is hosting a San Diego Fixit Clinic! Bring one item to be repaired and learn how to fix it from a repair coach. | | |
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Mark your calendars for the La Mesa Art in the Park Community Event on May 18! Celebrate with us and local artists, performers, and art enthusiasts for an afternoon of creativity. It will also feature live performances, food trucks, activities for kids and more. |
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La Mesa residents can bring two bankers boxes of paper for on-site shredding, along with a free pile of self-serve mulch (bring your shovel and containers). EDCO offers electronic waste collection and Goodwill will accept gently used clothing, linens, shoes, dishes, pots, pans, collectibles, and lamps in good condition for resale. | Save the date for Heartland Fire & Rescue’s 15th Annual Pancake Breakfast happening on June 2 from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m at Fire Station 11 located at 8034 Allison Ave. Enjoy pancakes, eggs, orange juice, and coffee for just $5. Proceeds support the Heartland Fire & Rescue Explorer program. | Gather your friends and family along La Mesa Blvd. on June 8, for the 25th anniversary of the La Mesa Flag Day Parade. | | |
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Join the La Mesa Juneteenth Foundation this year for their Third Annual Juneteeth & Friends Jubilee on June 16 from 12-4 p.m. at MacArthur Park. Everyone is invited to unite, celebrate, and deepen their understanding of Juneteenth, sharing its historical significance. | | |
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Join us and I Love A Clean San Diego at the La Mesa Juneteenth & Friends Jubilee where we’ll be accepting clothing, shoes, and accessories donations at the event. Visitors can peruse the donated items and can take home items. | | |
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Summer is right around the corner and registration is now open for summer day camps and recreation classes. |
Get ready for an exciting summer full of entertainment! Enjoy lively concerts in the beautiful Harry Griffen Park amphitheater, movies in the parks under the stars, and more. | | | | |
