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Our elected City Council Members are a great place to start for all City-related inquiries. They along with their staff know the ins-and-outs of the city, and if they can’t help you they probably know the person who can!
Officer Gatliff is our Neighborhood Services Specialist who handles ongoing crime and public safety issues in our neighborhood. Reach out to him to discuss specific problems and for follow-up on previously reported crimes.
(562) 570-3462 | Michael.Gatliff@longbeach.gov
Use this email to discuss crime and public safety concerns in our general area
Use this number to report non-emergencies (fireworks, speeding cars, etc) and to file police reports over the phone.
It’s never been easier to report issues like dumped trash, graffiti, potholes, and more! Just download the GO Long Beach App on your smartphone, take a picture, and send the request in.
Elevate ’28 is a five-year infrastructure program made of projects dedicated to serving Long Beach parks, community and public facilities, access to mobility, and street improvements. Learn more at LBElevate28.com.
Want to know the latest and greatest on what’s happening in our neighborhood? Then join the Wrigley Neighborhood Group on Facebook. On it, you’ll find a message board full of content from neighbors, business owners, and public officials alike. Find like-minded neighbors and join the conversation on Facebook.
Wrigley Clean Team is a grassroots group of people who want to see the Wrigley neighborhood sparkle, founded with the help of an NPP grant in 2014. They host regular regular cleanups along our busiest corridors and help to keep Wrigley beautiful. Follow them on Facebook or shoot them an email to find out how to get involved!
Like free stuff? Have something you need to get rid of, but think someone else could use it? Then this Facebook group is for you. The Buy Nothing project has come to Wrigley, and it hosts a marketplace of free items on Facebook. The only rules are that you have to live in Wrigley / Westside Long Beach, and everything given or received MUST be free. No money can be exchanged, and you cannot offer items for trade. It’s all free! Submit a request to join the group on facebook today!
Did you know you can get a free fruit tree for your front yard, or a street tree near your sidewalk? How about a free electric car charger, or a bunch of free local mulch, delivered directly to you? If any of those things interest you, check out the Long Beach Department of Sustainability’s website today.
Have you ever walked through our neighborhood and marveled at a neighbor’s front garden? Well chances are they got paid to change out their front lawn for a garden, and you can too! Enroll in Long Beach’s famous Lawn to Garden program, and you can not only get paid to swap your grass for a garden, you can even use the money to pay for someone else to do the designing and planting for you. Apply today!
Do you know someone experiencing homelessness and want a way to help? Contact the Long Beach Multi-Service Center, operated by the LB Department of Health & Human Services. They offer outreach services, intake and assessment services, case management, as well as referrals to shelters and other social service programs. Find out more here!
2‑1‑1 is a free telephone number providing access to local community services. 2‑1‑1 is available in multiple languages, allowing those in need to access information and obtain referrals to physical and mental health resources; housing, utility, food, and employment assistance; and suicide and crisis interventions. Visit the 211 LA website to view a list of available resources.
