Today is the day! We look forward to a #CostaMazing Independence Day Community Celebration tonight from 5-11 p.m. at the OC Fair & Event Center - Parking Lot A (88 Fair Drive). Highlights Include: • 9:30 p.m. Fireworks Show • Free Entry and Parking • Exciting Contests • Delicious Food & Drinks • Fun Kids Activities • Live Music by Tijuana Dogs and 80’s All-Starz Bring your picnic, lawn chairs, and blankets to create a memorable day with family and friends as we celebrate our nation's independence! Please Note: • Glass containers and bottles are prohibited. • No hard-sided coolers or outside alcohol permitted. • Let's keep the celebration safe for everyone! Don't miss out on this spectacular community event. See you there! #CostaMesa #IndependenceDay #CommunityCelebration #Fireworks #FamilyFun #CelebrateSafely
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The City of Costa Mesa— just one mile from the Pacific Coast in the heart of Orange County—is one of California’s most eclectic and vibrant cities. The city is home to South Coast Plaza, one of the nation’s largest shopping centers, and the world-class Segerstrom Center for the Arts and South Coast Repertory theater. Costa Mesa is also the capital of the action sports industry and the headquarters for companies such as Hurley International, Volcom, RVCA, Rip Curl, and Vans. Costa Mesa’s official slogan is the City of the Arts and that creative bent has given rise to The Lab and The Camp, two counter-culture retail developments, and the SoCo Collection, a cutting edge, environmentally friendly shopping center. The city’s diverse dining scene has earned Costa Mesa the award from Rand/McNally and USA Today as being the best small town for restaurants west of the Mississippi River, and in a recent Orange County Register review of the Top 75 Restaurants in the county, Costa Mesa restaurants occupied the top five. Costa Mesa encompasses 16 square miles and has a population of about 113,000. Since its incorporation in 1953, Costa Mesa has evolved from a semi-rural farming community of 15,000 to a city with robust local economy that generates tax revenues of about $100 million annually. A general law city, Costa Mesa has a council-manager form of government and staff of approximately 450 full-time employees. The 9.5-acre Costa Mesa Civic Center at 77 Fair Drive. City Hall is a five-story, mid-century modern building. The complex also includes the Council Chambers, Police Department headquarters, a 911 telecommunications center and Fire Station No. 5. For more information, visit www.costamesaca.gov and follow us on social media: Facebook - @CostaMesaCityHall Instagram - @cityofcostamesa Twitter - @CityofCostaMesa Costa Mesa Connected news blog – Cityofcostamesanews.com
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http://www.costamesaca.gov
External link for City of Costa Mesa
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- Costa Mesa , CA
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77 Fair Drive
Costa Mesa , CA 92628, US
Employees at City of Costa Mesa
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Please keep in mind that not everybody enjoys fireworks and in particular pets, veterans, seniors and young children may be sensitive to loud noises. More dogs go missing on July 4 than any other day of the year. Be a good neighbor and refrain from using illegal fireworks! This 4th of July season, please take a moment to read and understand the following safety practices and proper disposal of used fireworks to ensure a safe holiday: 💥 According to the Costa Mesa Municipal Code, safe and sane fireworks can only be used on July 2, 3, and 4 from the hours of 4 p.m. – 10 p.m. 💥 Only use safe and sane fireworks sold at your locally approved fireworks stand booth. All legal fireworks will have the seal of approval from the California State Fire Marshal. 💥 If a firework can leave the ground or explode in the air, then It is unsafe and illegal in Costa Mesa. 💥 Selling illegal fireworks is a felony, and possession/use of illegal fireworks is a misdemeanor punishable by up to $1,000 fine and/or jail time. 💥 Always keep children close and within an arm’s reach of an adult when around fireworks. 💥 Only adults should light off fireworks, never children. 💥 Light fireworks away from flammable areas and wildlife. 💥 Keep a water hose or water supply nearby. 💥 Fireworks are not recyclable and should be placed in your waste container. 💥 Both used and unused fireworks should be soaked in water overnight. Once soaked, fireworks can be placed in a resealable bag and disposed of in the trash bin. To report illegal fireworks and suspicious activity please call 714-754- 5252. #costamesa #fourthofjuly #fireworksafety
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Please keep in mind that not everybody enjoys fireworks and in particular pets, veterans, seniors and young children may be sensitive to loud noises. More dogs go missing on July 4 than any other day of the year. Be a good neighbor and refrain from using illegal fireworks! This 4th of July season, please take a moment to read and understand the following safety practices and proper disposal of used fireworks to ensure a safe holiday: 💥 According to the Costa Mesa Municipal Code, safe and sane fireworks can only be used on July 2, 3, and 4 from the hours of 4 p.m. – 10 p.m. 💥 Only use safe and sane fireworks sold at your locally approved fireworks stand booth. All legal fireworks will have the seal of approval from the California State Fire Marshal. 💥 If a firework can leave the ground or explode in the air, then It is unsafe and illegal in Costa Mesa. 💥 Selling illegal fireworks is a felony, and possession/use of illegal fireworks is a misdemeanor punishable by up to $1,000 fine and/or jail time. 💥 Always keep children close and within an arm’s reach of an adult when around fireworks. 💥 Only adults should light off fireworks, never children. 💥 Light fireworks away from flammable areas and wildlife. 💥 Keep a water hose or water supply nearby. 💥 Fireworks are not recyclable and should be placed in your waste container. 💥 Both used and unused fireworks should be soaked in water overnight. Once soaked, fireworks can be placed in a resealable bag and disposed of in the trash bin. To report illegal fireworks and suspicious activity please call 714-754- 5252. #costamesa #fourthofjuly #fireworksafety
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Fire crews quickly put out Fairview Park blaze, police searching for truck tailgate thieves and July 3 Community Celebration is almost here. Here is this week's City Hall Snapshot. https://conta.cc/45JjgZ2 #CityHallSnapshot #CostaMazing #CostaMesaNews
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Sign up for the PD's Teen Academy, Costa Mesa Strike Team deployed to Post Fire and Adams Avenue Construction is nearly complete. Here is this week's City Hall Snapshot https://conta.cc/4bfXxJB #CityHallSnapshot #CostaMesaNews #CostaMazing
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Join our team. The City of Costa Mesa is seeking a Principal Planner and a Permit Processing Specialist. We offer very competitive salaries and benefits. Go to our employment page here to apply. https://lnkd.in/g--5eBdg #CostaMesa #CostaMazing #CostaMesaJobs
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Hey peeps. If you got these skills, come work for us https://lnkd.in/g-gnTXXR
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July 3 Independence Day event is coming up, two officers complete field training and Mayor attends County health fair. Here is this week's City Hall Snapshot. https://conta.cc/3VrbNJh #CityHallSnapshot #CostaMazing #CostaMesaNews
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Adams Avenue construction continues, Shalimar and Ketchum-Libolt improvements coming to Parks and Community Services Commission on Thursday June 13 and Michaels reopens after fire damage. Here is this week's City Hall Snapshot. https://conta.cc/4aRcDov #CostaMazing #CityHallSnapshot #CostaMesaNews
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Mayor attends birthday party for 106-year-old resident, Police take part in torch run and Public Works team wins prestigious award for bike and pedestrian improvements. Here is this week's City Hall Snapshot. https://conta.cc/4bXuGKE #CityHallSnapshot #CostaMazing #CostaMesaNews