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    District 1 City Council vacancy update

    The City Council decided to proceed with an appointment process to fill the remainder of the term for the District 1 City Council vacancy. An election was estimated to cost between $450,000 and $650,000 and could not take place until next April. The City Council will finalize the appointment process

    07/23/1996

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    Free kitchen caddy available to help with collecting food scraps

    Starting June 25, Carlsbad residents can pick up a free kitchen caddy to make food scrap recycling a little easier. These small, plastic bins can be used to store leftover food scraps in the kitchen before putting them in the green compost bin along with other green or ‘organic’ waste, like plants a

    06/23/2022

  • City Manager's Update, June 23, 2022

    We are excited to kick off the return of TGIF Concerts in the Parks this Friday, following a two year break due to the COVID pandemic. Get all the details, plus updates about these stories below:

    06/23/2022

  • City Manager's Update, June 16, 2022

    This week the City Council adopted a balanced budget that focuses on five key community priorities. More on that plus these updates to follow:

    06/16/2022

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    National Get Outdoors Day

    Saturday, June 11, is National Get Outdoors Day and with the weather heating up it’s a great time to try out some of our many city trails that are close to the beach.

    06/10/2022

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    City homeless program seeing positive results

    City staff reported Tuesday that steady progress continues on efforts to reduce homelessness in Carlsbad.

    06/09/2022 1:30 PM

  • City Manager's Update, June 9, 2022

    This is going to be a good weekend to stick close to the coast, with dangerously high temperatures forecasted for local deserts. Today I’m sharing some fun things to do while staying cool, plus several updates from this week’s City Council meeting:

    06/09/2022

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    Carlsbad to form community-police engagement commission

    The Carlsbad City Council voted Tuesday to form a new commission focused on maintaining strong public trust and confidence by serving as a body to facilitate conversations between police and community.

    06/08/2022

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    Operating outdoors post-COVID

    Many restaurants, coffee shops, retail stores and other Carlsbad businesses that moved outdoors during the COVID-19 pandemic will keep their expanded operations, according to a report provided to the City Council Tuesday.

    06/08/2022

  • City Manager's Update, June 2, 2022

    June is going to be a busy month in Carlsbad. Here’s a rundown of what’s coming up along with some other “news you can use:”

    06/02/2022

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    TGIF Concerts in the Parks summer lineup announced

    Carlsbad's TGIF Concerts in the Parks series, one of the city’s most popular summer activities, is back in person this summer.

    05/26/2022 11:24 AM

  • City Manager's Update, May 26, 2022

    Memorial Day weekend is traditionally a time when focus begins to shift to summer plans. For me, it is exciting for another reason: May is when we present our proposed city budget to the public and the City Council for the first time. More on that plus these updates in today’s edition:

    05/26/2022

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    Number homeless in Carlsbad down 20%

    The number of people experiencing homelessness in Carlsbad has decreased by 20% since 2020, while the countywide number increased by 10%, based on the latest regional count, released May 19.

    05/19/2022 3:01 PM

  • City Manager's Update, May 19, 2022

    This week I have a short COVID-19 update, followed by other news of the week, including:

    05/19/2022

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    Carlsbad economy strong, some warning signs ahead

    Carlsbad’s economy is continuing its strong recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, with taxes from hotel room night stays and retail sales far exceeding projections. However, the war in Ukraine, inflation and a gradual lessening of pent-up demand from COVID-19 lockdowns mean ongoing vigilance is neede

    05/17/2022 6:38 PM

  • City Manager's Update, May 12, 2022

    Protecting public safety and the environment were main themes at this week’s City Council meeting. I’ll recap those items plus more below:

    05/12/2022

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    Single-use materials bans

    The Carlsbad City Council took steps Tuesday that will phase in changes over the next three years to reduce the amount of single-use plastics that end up in landfills.

    05/11/2022

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    Vacancies on city commissions

    The City of Carlsbad is seeking residents interested in filling several vacancies on city advisory boards, commissions and committees.

    05/10/2022

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    Major projects moving forward

    On May 3, the City Council held a special meeting to finish its discussion about major “capital improvement projects" planned for the next five years to ensure they are in alignment with the goals of its five-year strategic plan, which is scheduled to be completed this summer. Capital improvement pr

    05/09/2022 12:21 PM

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    Free smoke alarm and carbon monoxide alarm programs

    Smoke alarms and carbon monoxide alarms save lives. Carlsbad residents can take advantage of two separate programs designed to help them stay safe at home.

    05/09/2022

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