What to Do with Sandbags After the Storm | | | | Wondering what to do with the sandbags now that Tropical Storm Hilary has passed through San Diego County? Fret not, as we've got you covered with the best strategies! The experts at the County's Department of Public Works provided practical advice for handling those sandbags that protected your homes. Whether it's saving them for upcoming rainy seasons, repurposing clean sand in your gardens, responsibly disposing of them in local landfills, or handling contamination concerns, we've got all the answers you need | | Rainy Days Call for Mosquito Prevention | | As the rain subsides, add a crucial task to your post-rain checklist: inspect and remove standing water. With many items collecting water over the weekend, please ensure that drains are clear of debris and please empty containers, potted plant trays, trash, or yard items holding water. Standing water can become an unsuspected mosquito breeding ground if left for too long. Since mosquitoes take about a week to mature from larvae to adults, remember to empty water weekly or use fine sand/gravel to deter them. Getting rid of mosquito-breeding sites is critical to lowering the number of mosquitoes in our community. | | | Upcoming Aerial Larvicide Application | | | | Keep an eye on the skies as helicopters will be in action over the San Elijo and San Dieguito lagoons next week. The upcoming aerial mosquito larvicide application is scheduled for next Wednesday, August 30th, and Thursday, August 31st. This method is an essential part of the County Vector Control Program's commitment to protecting both community and environment in areas where manual treatment isn't feasible. The granular larvicides used acts specifically on mosquito larvae and will not harm people, pets, plants, or wildlife. | | Stay Updated & Follow Us On Social Media! | | To make sure everyone stays in the loop, the City uses various communication platforms. Social media is a key tool for the City to effectively connect with the community we serve. If you haven't already, follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and/or Twitter to stay updated on City programs, policies, and projects. Connect with the City of Solana Beach today! | | As we wave goodbye to another wonderful summer season, let's take a joyful stroll down memory lane and relive the incredible city events that brought us all together. From vibrant festivals that brought music and art to life on our streets to cozy community movie nights and enchanting beachfront concerts, these past months have been filled with unforgettable moments. So grab a comfy seat and a cup of nostalgia as it's time to flip through the snapshots and memories we've captured and journey back through the highlights of summer. We hope you cherish these moments as much as we have! | | Fletcher Cove Playground Grand Re-Opening | | City Hall Gallery Opening Reception: "Del Martian Art" | | Beach Blanket Movie Night | | City Council meetings are held in-person in the Council Chambers at City Hall. All meetings are also subject to cancellation. Please refer to the City's Public Meetings page for updates, meeting schedules, directions on submitting a public comment, or for more information | | City Council Meetings
Next Regular Meeting Wednesday, September 13th, at 6:00 PM
Upcoming Regular Meetings September 27, 2023 October 11, 2023 October 25, 203 | | | | | Missed an update? Check out previous Weekly Updates on our website! | | | | Stay Connected. Stay Engaged. Download the City's My Community App! | | | |
