COSTA MESA
City and police officials continued their effort to improve city neighborhoods by meeting with 30 residents south of the Costa Mesa Golf Course and north of Wilson Street. The meeting at Harbor Christian Fellowship was held at the direction of the City Council, which this year adopted a community objective to target neighborhoods for improvement.
About 15 representatives from the Police Department, city code enforcement, city manager’s office and other city departments met with residents to discuss their concerns. Results from a survey are still being calculated, but general concerns included repairing both public and private alleys, gang activity and reporting information to police while remaining anonymous.
In other developments, a cleanup day will be held June 26 to help residents get rid of trash and large furniture items.
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