Keyword: City Manager Jack Schnirman
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Chief of Lifeguards Paul Gillespie, left, City Manager Jack Schnirman and Public Works Commissioner Jim LaCarrubba in front of Beach Patrol Headquarters on Tuesday.
We’re ready
Long Beach Chief of Lifeguards Paul Gillespie said he’ll never forget the moment. He was at home watching television last Aug. 28 — NBC’s Al Roker was broadcasting live from the Allegria Hotel … more
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Former Long Beach firefighters Christopher Koehle, left, and Mike Seemann graduated from the Westchester Fire Academy on July 20, the day they were laid off.
Congratulations! You’re laid off.
On Sept. 27, 2011, his 23rd birthday, Long Beach resident Christopher Koehle learned that he had been hired as a city firefighter. “I was like, ‘I just landed the best career ever,’” … more
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The City Council approved a contract on July 17 with a Brookhaven-based engineering firm to move forward with repair work at City Hall, which includes the removal of scaffolding.
Brookhaven engineering firm tapped for repair work at City Hall
The City Council approved a $56,000 contract with an architecture and engineering firm to move forward with repair work at City Hall, after council members questioned the extent of the work and a … more
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The improvements will include the replacement of a parapet wall at City Hall and the refurbishment of the lobby.
City to borrow $4.4 million for capital improvements
The City Council voted 4-1 at its July 5 meeting to borrow more than $4 million for capital improvement projects that will address the city’s aging infrastructure and pockmarked streets, though … more
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The city’s bus fares have increased from $1.50 to $2 on the Long Beach route, and from $2 to $2.50 on the Point Lookout line.
City increases bus fares and water fees
Long Beach residents will be paying more to ride the bus this month — and will see increases in their water and sewer bills in the fall — as the city contends with its financial woes. The … more
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Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos sponsored a bill to allow Long Beach to issue up to $15 million in serial bonds to pay down its deficit. The bill was one of several borrowing measures that never made it to a vote and died in committee.
Senate kills Long Beach’s deficit financing bill
State legislation that would have allowed Long Beach to issue millions of dollars in serial bonds to pay down a $10.25 million deficit over 10 years — and avoid hitting residents with a 16 percent … more
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Lifeguards will be on duty Thursday and Friday amid a heat wave.
Long Beach lifeguards on duty amid heat wave
Just days before the city’s beaches officially open for the summer, city lifeguards are on duty Thursday and Friday in anticipation of large crowds flocking to Long Beach amid a heat wave that … more
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The City Council voted 4-1 on Tuesday to issue $5 million in tax anticipation notes to make July payroll.
City borrows $5 million to make payroll
As the city contends with a projected $10.25 million deficit, the City Council voted 4-1 on Tuesday to borrow $5 million in tax-anticipation notes in order to make payroll at the beginning of … more
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Moody's Investors Service said Long Beach was no longer under review for a further credit-rating downgrade.
Long Beach avoids a junk-bond credit rating
The City of Long Beach dodged a junk-bond credit rating on Tuesday, after Moody’s Investors Service announced that the city was no longer in jeopardy of a further downgrade. In December, … more
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The CSEA reached an agreement with the city.
City reaches agreement with CSEA
The Civil Service Employees Association reached an agreement with the city on Friday after union members agreed to a number of concessions that will avert the layoffs of 38 full-time workers. … more
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