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Long Beach, CA ~ Long Beach, CA - The City of Long Beach is gearing up for the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games and is seeking input from its residents, businesses, and stakeholders. Mayor Rex Richardson has emphasized the importance of community involvement in shaping the city's planning and preparations for the Games.
"We want to ensure that our community's priorities, perspectives, and aspirations are reflected in the 2028 Games experience," said Mayor Richardson. "This survey is a crucial opportunity for people to share their input so that our planning aligns with the values and needs of our residents. By elevating community voices, we can create a more inclusive and impactful legacy for Long Beach."
As a proud Venue City for the LA28 Games, Long Beach will host 11 Olympic sporting events and seven Paralympic sporting events. The city is inviting its residents to participate in this effort as an integral part of its planning process.
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The online survey, available in English, Spanish, Khmer, and Tagalog at lbcity.info/lb28gamessurvey, takes approximately 10 minutes to complete and will be open until September 30th, 2026. Residents are encouraged to take part in the survey to help shape a successful and inclusive LA28 Games experience for Long Beach. City staff will also be conducting outreach at various events throughout the summer.
The responses from this survey will be shared with the Mayor and City Council to identify community priorities and concerns. This feedback will also inform city planning and engagement strategies as well as be shared with external partners.
This initiative is part of Long Beach's commitment to ensuring that the benefits and impacts of the Games are shaped by the community. The city has also partnered with trusted community messengers such as schools, nonprofits, community-based organizations, and advisory committees to expand outreach efforts and encourage participation across their networks.
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To stay updated on Long Beach's preparations for the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games, residents can visit longbeach.gov/2028games. The webpage currently features an interactive venue map with details about sporting events in Long Beach, a sign-up form to stay connected, and community FAQs available in multiple languages. As opportunities become available, the page will also highlight upcoming community meetings, volunteer roles, and other ways to get involved.
The 2028 Games will be hosted by the City of Los Angeles from July 14th to August 27th. More information about the Games can be found at LA28.org.
In conclusion, the City of Long Beach is actively seeking input from its community to shape a successful and inclusive LA28 Games experience. Residents are encouraged to participate in the online survey and stay updated on opportunities to get involved through the city's website. With community involvement at the forefront of their planning process, Long Beach is determined to create a lasting legacy for its residents through the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
"We want to ensure that our community's priorities, perspectives, and aspirations are reflected in the 2028 Games experience," said Mayor Richardson. "This survey is a crucial opportunity for people to share their input so that our planning aligns with the values and needs of our residents. By elevating community voices, we can create a more inclusive and impactful legacy for Long Beach."
As a proud Venue City for the LA28 Games, Long Beach will host 11 Olympic sporting events and seven Paralympic sporting events. The city is inviting its residents to participate in this effort as an integral part of its planning process.
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The online survey, available in English, Spanish, Khmer, and Tagalog at lbcity.info/lb28gamessurvey, takes approximately 10 minutes to complete and will be open until September 30th, 2026. Residents are encouraged to take part in the survey to help shape a successful and inclusive LA28 Games experience for Long Beach. City staff will also be conducting outreach at various events throughout the summer.
The responses from this survey will be shared with the Mayor and City Council to identify community priorities and concerns. This feedback will also inform city planning and engagement strategies as well as be shared with external partners.
This initiative is part of Long Beach's commitment to ensuring that the benefits and impacts of the Games are shaped by the community. The city has also partnered with trusted community messengers such as schools, nonprofits, community-based organizations, and advisory committees to expand outreach efforts and encourage participation across their networks.
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To stay updated on Long Beach's preparations for the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games, residents can visit longbeach.gov/2028games. The webpage currently features an interactive venue map with details about sporting events in Long Beach, a sign-up form to stay connected, and community FAQs available in multiple languages. As opportunities become available, the page will also highlight upcoming community meetings, volunteer roles, and other ways to get involved.
The 2028 Games will be hosted by the City of Los Angeles from July 14th to August 27th. More information about the Games can be found at LA28.org.
In conclusion, the City of Long Beach is actively seeking input from its community to shape a successful and inclusive LA28 Games experience. Residents are encouraged to participate in the online survey and stay updated on opportunities to get involved through the city's website. With community involvement at the forefront of their planning process, Long Beach is determined to create a lasting legacy for its residents through the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
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