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Apr 29
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🌎👀 This Earth Month, let's open our eyes to the wonders of nature around us. The red-shouldered hawk, with its distinctive call and stunning plumage, is a year-round resident of Carlsbad. From April to July, they're busy building nests and raising their young in our local forests. 🌳🦅 Let's pledge to preserve their habitats and ensure a sustainable future for generations to come #Carlsbad #EarthMonth2024
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Skip the hassle of looking for a parking spot on May 5 at the Carlsbad Village Street Faire. Ride your bike and check it into our complimentary bike valet! A bike valet is like a coat check for bikes. 🚲 Ride your bike or e-bike to the valet check in station at 2965 Roosevelt St. 😎 An attendant with San Diego County Bike Coalition will attach a claim tag to your bike and give you a matching claim wristband 🎉 Enjoy the faire knowing your bike and accessories are kept safe 👏 Check back in to the bike valet station to pick up your bike by 5 p.m. Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce San Diego County Bicycle Coalition Engel & Völkers Carlsbad
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City of Carlsbad
We are proud to be a Tree City USA for the 20th consecutive year! Help us celebrate tomorrow at our Arbor Day event from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. We’ll work together to plant trees at The Crossings Golf Course. ▶️Event will include a tree-planting demonstration and informational booths ▶️Volunteers should check in with Sarah at the Parks & Recreation table at the back of The Crossings Golf Course parking lot. ▶️Tools will be provided; volunteers should wear work gloves, a hat, sunscreen and closed toe shoes ▶️Please park alongside the street on The Crossings Drive, not inside The Crossings Golf Course parking lot 👉RSVP to sarah.czech@carlsbadca.gov
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City of Carlsbad
Stop by the Dove Library Children’s Garden and see this cool oversized beach chair by San Diego artist Nan Coffey! This oversized chair is a celebration of creativity and fun. Mark your calendars for May 4 and May 18, from noon to 3 p.m., and come meet the artist herself. You can also join in on some interactive art activities. 🎨✨ See you there! 🌟
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City of Carlsbad
This week the City Council took up several issues important to our community, including the airport and the future of our coastline. More on that plus these topics in today’s update: • Local control over future airport plans • Protecting South Carlsbad Boulevard from sea level rise • New grant will address homeless encampments • First community garden coming to south Carlsbad • Declutter at Earth Month events Saturday • What it means to be a “Tree City” • Upcoming city meetings • Shining a light on those behind the scenes 👉 https://conta.cc/4aSgFh5
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City of Carlsbad Police Department
This Saturday is National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day. City of Carlsbad Police Department invite you to safely dispose of unneeded and expired prescription drugs with no questions asked. *Please note that sharps and liquids cannot be accepted. 📆 Saturday, April 27 ⏰ 10 am - 2 pm 📍 City of Carlsbad Safety Training Center, 5750 Orion St. Read more: https://loom.ly/0u5M2hE
Communication & Engagement
Sign up for spring and summer camps
If you’re looking for ways for your kids to stay active and engaged this spring break and summer, the City of Carlsbad is offering some safe, fun activities including spring and summer camps, swim lessons and weekly classes for adult and youth.
03/03/2022
City Manager's Update, March 3, 2022
Over the past week, the state and federal governments moved more COVID health precautions from “required” to “recommended,” signaling a continued transition to a new post-pandemic way of life. More on that below, plus these city updates: Spring and summer camps are back, getting to know Carlsbad’s
03/03/2022
City Manager's Update, Feb. 24, 2022
This week, as new COVID-19 cases continue to decline, San Diego County reported 55 more deaths, bringing the total past the 5,000 mark. More on that plus these stories: Progress on City Council goals of homelessness, fire and emergency medical services, and managing growth, New City Council district
02/24/2022
Temporary closure at Tamarack and Valley
A gas line is being repaired by SDG&E near the corner of Tamarack and Valley. Residents in the area are being asked to stay indoors until the work is complete. The City of Carlsbad Fire Department is on the scene as a precaution. Valley and Magnolia schools have been notified
02/22/2022 11:21 AM
Commission selects new district map
The City of Carlsbad’s Independent Redistricting Commission has selected a new City Council district map, which will determine the neighborhoods grouped together for the purpose of electing a City Council member starting this November.
02/18/2022 4:32 PM
City Manager's Update, Feb. 17, 2022
This week, in addition to sharing the latest on our still-improving COVID-19 numbers, I’ll update you on the following news happening this week in Carlsbad: Decision on new housing sites will come after impacts are analyzed; Carlsbad on track with habitat goals; By phone or by app, we’re here
02/17/2022
Update - Investigators do not believe bicycle collision was caused by an associated vehicle
Update - At this time, based on evidence and witness statements, accident investigators do not believe the collision was caused by an associated vehicle or was a hit and run.
02/11/2022
City Manager's Update, Feb. 10, 2022
This week we are seeing strong signs of a transition back to a more normal way of living and working, as COVID-19 cases continue to decrease. More on that plus: Latest report shows strength of Carlsbad economy, meeting state housing requirements, final chance to weigh in on City Council district map
02/10/2022
Carlsbad redistricting commission close to choosing new district map
The Independent Redistricting Commission responsible for selecting the new Carlsbad City Council district boundaries will meet for its final public hearing next week, Feb. 17, to discuss potential maps and vote on new district boundaries.
02/10/2022
City Manager's Update, Feb. 3, 2022
Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow yesterday, portending six more weeks of winter. For us, that seems to mean three Santa Anas in a row and nighttime lows in the 40s. But spring will be here soon enough, and if COVID trends continue, so will a return to the optimism we felt this time last year.
02/03/2022
Library program encourages 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten
The Carlsbad City Library is offering an easy, fun and free program for young children and their parents to help put kids on an early path to academic success.
02/01/2022 2:00 PM
Citizen of the Year nominations open
The City of Carlsbad is now accepting applications for Citizen of the Year. This is an annual award that recognizes Carlsbad residents who have provided outstanding service to our community.
02/01/2022
City Manager's Update, Jan. 27, 2022
It’s looking more and more like the peak of COVID-19 spread in this latest wave is behind us, although interpreting data can still be challenging for us laypersons. I’ll share what I know, plus this other news of the week:
01/27/2022
City Manager's Update, Jan. 20, 2022
This week I’ll be sharing the latest on COVID-19, including new ways to get free tests, along with these city updates: Connecting Carlsbad to the coast, Power plant demo update, Carlsbad in 5 years: workshop next week, Federal grants to help those with low incomes, Upcoming public meetings,
01/20/2022
Email update: Public and commissioners give feedback on draft maps
01/19/2022
City Manager's Update, Jan. 13, 2022
According to a presentation by the county’s Public Health Officer Tuesday, new modeling shows we are approaching the peak of Omicron infections in San Diego County, but health care resources may be stretched thin for several more weeks. Sharing more COVID-19 updates today and the following city news
01/13/2022
City Manager's Update, Jan. 6, 2022
I wasn’t surprised when I read yesterday that San Diego is poised to tie a record set six years ago for the highest number of days in a row below 70 degrees. But seeing what the East Coast has faced weather wise these past few days, it’s probably best to just move on to this week’s news, including:
01/06/2022
Friends Bookstore will reopen at Dove February 14 and at Cole of February 15
The Friends Bookstore at Dove will reopen Monday, Feb. 14 & Cole's will reopen Feb. 15, 2022.
01/03/2022
Submit maps for redistricting hearing by Jan. 3
Members of the public have until Jan. 3 to submit draft City Council district maps if they want their maps reviewed by the city’s professional demographer in time for the Independent Redistricting Commission’s Jan. 13 public hearing.
12/30/2021 12:59 PM
Stay fit, manage stress or learn something new in the new year
If you’re looking for ways to stay active and engaged this winter and spring, the City of Carlsbad is offering some safe, fun and exciting programs for people of all ages. Our Winter/Spring Community Services Guide is now available for online viewing and registration.
12/29/2021 9:32 AM