Grant Howard Park Project Grant Howald Park has been serving the community since 1954. As the most visited park in Newport Beach, it is important to make sure that this park continues to serve the community at the highest level. The Grant Howald Park Rehabilitation Project will be focused on

Buck Gully – A History Lesson . . . If you are interested in a little history lesson about the deterioration and restoration of our Buck Gully, please read Amy Senk’s article which was recently published in StuNews-Newport. https://www.stunewsnewport.com/index.php/2-uncategorised/1555-five-years-after-restoration-070617 It is quite an informative piece and has several great photos

NBPD warns that coyotes are capable of hunting unattended small pets, including cats and dogs, and residents who have lost pets to these predators are often unaware of coyote activity in their area.  Please review the following tips to protect your pets from nuisance animals like coyotes and other wildlife:

Visit the Newport Beach Police Department website  http://www.nbpd.org/ for news and information about our important public safety personnel. Do Not Solicit Registry: Renew your request to prevent solicitors and handbills on your property. This must be done each year on or after January 1st. The Registry is available here.  https://apps.newportbeachca.gov/do-not-solicit/register.aspx

The City depends on its residents and businesses to report code violations. It is not possible to staff the Code Enforcement Department large enough to cover the entire city every day. But as a resident you know exactly what is happening on your street and in your specific neighborhood. Reporting