City celebrates yet another successful Snoopy House
The 51st annual Snoopy House display ended with another successful year of bringing holiday cheer and joy to Costa Mesa residents and beyond. The event,…
Articles by Kristin Stevens
Presidio Square gets update by Public Services staff
Public Services Maintenance staff completed improvements to Presidio Square. The goal of this project is to deter vehicle traffic from entering the wrong way or…
New JWA tracking site added to city webpage
The city of Costa Mesa has now added a John Wayne Airport flight tracking system to the Airport Noise and Concerns page on the city’s…
City staff looking for a new Land Management System
On Nov. 22 the city released a Request for Proposals (RFP) for a new Land Management System software program. The city’s Land Management System rests…
I-405 Improvement Project creates interactive map
OCTA launched a fully interactive, mobile-friendly resource for the I-405 Improvement Project. Click here to view this map. Users can click on a location to…
Residents respond with kindness and lots of donations for Marine families Toy Drive
Gifts are flooding in for the 1/5 Marines Toy drive.Volunteers have collected well over four boxes full with plenty of time still left to contribute….
Snoopy House gets a little assistance from OCC student volunteers
Students from The Architectural Technology program at Orange Coast College volunteered at Snoopy house this past weekend and provided some much-need assistance with some of…
Fire and division chief join honor guard to pay tribute to firefighters who passed away in 2017
Members of the Costa Mesa Fire & Rescue Honor Guard, which includes Capt. Mike Hurd, Capt. Fred McDowell, Engineer John Brock, and Capt. Chris Coates,…
Mesa Verde Branch Library gets roof and window upgrades during Thanksgiving break
Public Services maintenance staff performed roof repairs and completed a window film replacement project at the Mesa Verde Branch Library over the Thanksgiving holiday closure….
New warning signs encourage residents to help report and track coyotes
Public Services recently began the process of upgrading the coyote warning signs citywide at 75 locations. The old green sign had excessive text in a…
Costa Mesa Fire one of the lead agencies on trench rescue training
Costa Mesa Fire & Rescue was the co-lead agency to facilitate a countywide trench rescue class where several specialized rescue teams met to review the…
Public Services launches Permit Parking Hotline
Public Services Transportation staff recently setup a new Permit Parking Hotline that can be reached at (714) 754-4825, or by email to transportationpermits@costamesaca.gov. Contacting…