Government and community in Huntington Beach, CA

The Park, Tree & Landscape Division provides a range of repair and maintenance services. The division is responsible for the management of various landscaped areas, including alleys, public facilities, street trees, medians and roadsides. Also known as PTL, it administers a pest control program to combat with weeds, insects and plant diseases. The Park, Tree & Landscape Division offers volunteer opportunities for individuals and community groups. In addition, the division provides an arterial street landscape program. It maintains more than 160 playground apparatus and irrigation systems. The Park, Tree & Landscape Division is a part of the Public Works Department, which is governed by City of Huntington Beach in California.

The Department of Building and Safety is operated by the government of the City of Huntington Beach in California, which works for the welfare of the general public. The department is responsible for granting building permits. It offers an online homebuilders guide, as well as fee estimation calculators. The department conducts building inspections and plan reviews. The City of Huntington Beach in California operates a variety of housing and educational programs. The city maintains various parks and recreational facilities. It was incorporated in 1909 and has more than 1,120 miles of public streets. The City of Huntington Beach in California has a population of over Population 198,000 people.

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For over 30 years, Amigos de Bolsa Chica has provided private and public docent-led walking tours of the wetlands. We also provide offsite programs such as FLOW (Follow and Learn about the Ocean and Wetlands) for schools, clubs, tourists, and other organizations. Program participants can learn how to monitor water quality in the wetland and ocean. Our annual docent training program is an extensive program for individuals interested in leading tours or learning more about the Bolsa Chica wetlands. Our tours are made possible through our volunteer docents and we welcome applicants year round. Please contact us if you'd like to participate in our tours, get involved with FLOW as a citizen scientist, or become a docent.