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Long Beach Meetings

City Council - Revised - 2026-02-03

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Decisions
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Market Signals

Meeting Summary

Long Beach City Council adopted a resolution calling for the impeachment of DHS Secretary Kristi Noem and federal accountability for immigration enforcement practices, joining national cities in this effort. The council also adopted the REACT strategic framework to address human trafficking along Long Beach Boulevard in North Long Beach. Two business improvement district assessments were continued for 4th Street and Belmont Shore, and the council directed staff to report back on dog park designation processes and inventory within 120 days.

Key Decisions (8)

Approved

Resolution calling for DHS Secretary Kristi Noem impeachment

Council adopted a resolution calling for federal accountability and the impeachment/removal of DHS Secretary Kristi Noem, citing harmful immigration enforcement practices affecting Long Beach residents. The resolution will be transmitted to California congressional delegation and federal senators.

Vote: unanimousConditions: City manager to transmit copies to California congressional delegation, federal senators, and appropriate entities
Approved

REACT Strategic Framework adoption for human trafficking response

Council adopted the REACT (Report, Economic investment, Advocate, Community engagement, Tri-City Partnership) strategic framework to address human trafficking and public safety along Long Beach Boulevard corridor in North Long Beach. Framework includes coordination with Compton, Lynwood, and LA County.

Vote: unanimousConditions: City manager to report back within 45 days on implementation; portion of $150,000 anti-trafficking funds reserved for community-directed spending; considerations for FY27 budget process
Approved

4th Street Parking and Business Improvement Area assessment continuation

Council continued the annual business license assessment levy for the 4th Street Parking and Business Improvement Area (BID), established in 2007. No changes to district boundaries, method of assessment, or proposed activities.

Vote: unanimous
Approved

Belmont Shore Parking and Business Improvement Area assessment continuation

Council continued the annual assessment levy for the Belmont Shore Parking and Business Improvement Area (BID), established in 1983, covering over 200 businesses on 2nd Street. No changes to district boundaries or assessment method.

Vote: unanimous
Approved

Dog park designation process study

Council directed staff to provide a presentation on dog park designation municipal process, including evaluation of current inventory of off-leash areas and needs for additional locations. Districts 5, 6, and 9 currently have no dog parks.

Vote: unanimousConditions: Report back within 120 days
Approved

Solid waste containers technology contract

Council approved contract with Pacific Rig Pacific Company for solid waste containers related technology solutions through Sourcewell cooperative purchasing.

Vote: unanimousConditions: Total annual contract amount not to exceed $1,800,000
Approved

Military equipment policy ordinance adoption

Council adopted ordinance for the 2025 military equipment special order of Long Beach Police Department, creating policy for funding, acquisition, use, and reporting requirements as mandated by AB 481. This is an annual transparency and disclosure requirement.

Vote: unanimousConditions: Annual reporting and disclosure required under AB 481
Approved

Code enforcement ordinance amendments

Council adopted ordinance amending Long Beach municipal code titles 5, 8, 9, and 18, modifying code enforcement definitions, procedures, and fees to strengthen enforcement tools and improve compliance.

Vote: unanimous

Market Signals (3)

Housing Demand

Multiple speakers noted District 1 has 43,000 housing units with 86% multifamily housing, indicating high density with limited green space and dog park amenities.

Commercial Demand

Marathon Burger restaurant opening announced for March 1 at Pine and 3rd Street, expected to draw large crowds based on previous location openings.

Sentiment

Strong community advocacy for immigrant protections and concerns about ICE enforcement affecting business operations, with reports of street vendors and workers not showing up due to fear of detention.