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Welcome to the 7th District's Website, I am proud to serve the dynamic and diverse 7th District. The residents, businesses and community groups of the 7th District are hard-working and together we are focused on the City's most important issues. Please feel free to email us with any questions, concerns or suggestions you may have and remember to visit this page often for new information. Warmest regards, Tonia Reyes Uranga | | City Hall Office
333 West Ocean Blvd. 14th floor
Long Beach, California 90802
Telephone Number: (562) 570-6139
Fax Number: (562) 570-6954 district7@longbeach.gov |
Field Office
2125 Santa Fe Ave.
Long Beach, California , 90810
Telephone Number: (562) 570-4461 Patti Sramek, Field Representative | | Ray Ravith Pok, Chief of Staff
Vacant, Scheduler, contact Ray Pok
Ricardo Linarez, Constituent Services |  | The recommendation, which was proposed by Councilwoman Tonia Reyes Uranga, was to have city staff work with Long Beach Unified School District, the Teachers Association of Long Beach and The Center Long Beach to review and create protocols for staff and youth on how to promote respect for diversity, including transgender students.
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|  | Concerned about how recent layoffs and restructuring at the Press-Telegram will affect local news coverage, the City Council on Tuesday night said it may consider removing city-paid ads from the newspaper.
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|  | The City of Long Beach Neighborhood Resource Center has a series of upcoming meetings planned for residents to find out about Code Enforcement Issues, Tenant Rights and Grant Writing for Neighborhood Project Funding.
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|  | There are several things you can do to make sure your home and family are ready for an earthquake. Take the time to prepare your home and family for an earthquake!
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LONG BEACH, CA – Today, the Long Beach Water Department rolled-out a new WATER WASTER HOTLINE that has been put in place for Water Department customers who wish to report violations of City water-use ordinances, particularly overwatering of landscapes.Water Department customers may now report violations by calling (562) 570-2455 or by sending an email message to waterwaster@lbwater.org.
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Basic crime prevention follows four simple rules:
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Resident's are urged to immediately reduce the amount of water used on landscaping, to eliminate all water runoff from property and take other water saving measures. Thank you for doing your part.
For more tips on water conservation, click here.
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Are you tired of junk mail and companies littering your property with business cards and flyers? The Environmental Service Bureau has Junk Mail Reduction Kits and "No Advertisements" Signs & Door Hangers to help cut down on all the litter. To receive these free resources, contact the Neighborhood Office - 570-3102.
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