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Do I Need A Permit?
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Do I Need A Permit? Do I Need A Permit? The Long Beach Community Development Building and Safety Bureau ... from obtaining construction permits, as determined by the Building Official. Additional requirements mayURL/lbcd/building/permit-center/do-i-need-a-permit/
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PEDESTRIAN SAFETY OPERATION A SUCCESS
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2015 2015 PEDESTRIAN SAFETY OPERATION A SUCCESS Results of the Pedestrian Safety Operation Held on ... 2015 The Long Beach Police Department conducted a pedestrian safety and education operation on WednesdayURL/police/archive-news-releases/2015/pedestrian-safety-operation-a-success/
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Get a Job in Cannabis
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opportunities more accessible to individuals impacted by the prior criminalization of cannabis in the City ... Beach are required to employ Equity Employees for a minimum of forty percent (40%) of total annual workURL/citymanager/offices-and-services/cannabis-information/cannabis-social-equity-program/get-a-job-in-cannabis/
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How to File a Claim
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Before you File a Claim If your claim involves damages related to your sewer or water line, please contact ... information on the City’s Tree Maintenance Policy. Filing a Claim Pursuant to the California Government ClaimsURL/attorney/how-to-file-a-claim/
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Court Dismissed a Lawsuit filed by the brother of a man who was fatally shot by Long Beach Police Officers
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Court Dismissed a Lawsuit filed by the brother of a man who was fatally shot by Long Beach Police Officers ... Vicencia today dismissed a lawsuit filed by the brother of a man who was fatally shot by Long Beach police officersURL/attorney/news/court-dismissed-a-lawsuit-filed-by-the-brother-of-a-man-who-was-fatally-shot-by-long-beach-police-officers/
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Exhibit A
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Exhibit AURL/globalassets/city-manager/media-library/documents/tidelands-capital-impovement-division/beach-pedestrian-path/exhibit-a
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Op-Ed: Prepare Now for a Tsunami
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Now for a Tsunami Director Reggie Harrison shares preparedness tips for before and during a tsunami ... Alamitos Bay Neighbors Magazine. Prepare Now for a Tsunami Know the warning signs and practice your evacuationURL/disasterpreparedness/news/editorial-prepare-now-for-a-tsunami/
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COMMANDER MICHAEL A. LEWIS APPOINTED DEPUTY CHIEF
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COMMANDER MICHAEL A. LEWIS APPOINTED DEPUTY CHIEF Long Beach Police Chief Robert G. Luna announced today ... today the appointment of Commander Michael A. Lewis to the position of Deputy Chief. In his new assignmentURL/police/archive-news-releases/2019/commander-michael-a.-lewis-appointed-deputy-chief/
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Here’s a look at Long Beach’s proposed $3.2 billion budget
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Here’s a look at Long Beach’s proposed $3.2 billion budget Long Beach will avoid an $8.8 million general ... the 2028 Summer Olympics, investments in the city’s own workforce, and homelessness. By KRISTY HUTCHIURL/mayor/news/subscriber-only-heres-a-look-at-long-beachs-proposed-$3.2-billion-budget/