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Some residents complained earlier this year that, whenever they had questions or concerns to address to city officials, getting a response seemed to take forever.
To solve the problem, the city’s code enforcement division has set up a hotline for residents. The 24-hour number is (714) 741-5350.
Callers leave a message after the recorded greeting, and city staff members return the calls the same day. During regular business hours, callers can reach a code enforcement officer by calling the hotline and then pressing 03.
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