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Long Beach, CA ~ The City of Long Beach's Mobile Access Center (MAC) will be temporarily pausing operations on Wednesday, September 27th, 2023 due to staff training within the City's Homeless Services Bureau. The MAC will resume normal operations on Thursday, September 28th with the October schedule listed below.
On weekdays from 9 a.m. to noon, the MAC will be located at MacArthur Park (1321 E. Anaheim St.) near the basketball courts on Mondays, Orizaba Park (1435 Orizaba Ave.) parking spots located along Orizaba Avenue on Tuesdays, and in the area of Billie Jean King Main Library (200 W. Broadway) and Lincoln Park, parked on Ocean Boulevard on Wednesdays. On Thursdays, the MAC will be located at Drake/Chavez Soccer Fields (903-999 Fairbanks Ave.) facing Los Angeles River near the parking lot located on De Forest Avenue just south of the soccer fields and Houghton Park (6301 Myrtle Ave.), Atlantic Avenue side of the park. On Fridays, it will be located at Alamitos Beach Parking Lot near the south end of the parking lot at Shoreline Drive and Beach Access Road and Bixby Park (130 Cherry Ave.), parked near the corner of Cherry Avenue and East 1st Street.
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From 1:30 to 4 p.m., Mondays it will be located at Traffic Circle in the area of Ximeno Avenue and East Atherton Street parked on Ximeno Avenue as well as in the area of Billie Jean King Main Library (200 W. Broadway) and Lincoln Park parked on Ocean Boulevard; Tuesdays it will be located at Houghton Park (6301 Myrtle Ave.), Atlantic Avenue side of the park and Granada Beach Parking Lot (5100 E. Ocean Blvd.) parked near Roycroft Avenue and Ocean Boulevard; Wednesdays it will be located at 6th Street and Long Beach Boulevard on 6th Street between Long Beach Boulevard and Elm Avenue as well as Heartwell Park (5801 Parkcrest St.), parked in the parking lot of East Carson Street between Woodruff Avenue and North Bellflower Boulevard.
For more information regarding efforts to reduce homelessness in Long Beach people may visit longbeach.gov/homelessness or follow @lbhealthdept or @longbeachcity social media accounts with hashtag #EveryoneHomeLB for updates. Media inquiries may be directed to City of Long Beach Joint Information Center at 562-570-NEWS or JIC@longbeach.gov for further information regarding this matter.
On weekdays from 9 a.m. to noon, the MAC will be located at MacArthur Park (1321 E. Anaheim St.) near the basketball courts on Mondays, Orizaba Park (1435 Orizaba Ave.) parking spots located along Orizaba Avenue on Tuesdays, and in the area of Billie Jean King Main Library (200 W. Broadway) and Lincoln Park, parked on Ocean Boulevard on Wednesdays. On Thursdays, the MAC will be located at Drake/Chavez Soccer Fields (903-999 Fairbanks Ave.) facing Los Angeles River near the parking lot located on De Forest Avenue just south of the soccer fields and Houghton Park (6301 Myrtle Ave.), Atlantic Avenue side of the park. On Fridays, it will be located at Alamitos Beach Parking Lot near the south end of the parking lot at Shoreline Drive and Beach Access Road and Bixby Park (130 Cherry Ave.), parked near the corner of Cherry Avenue and East 1st Street.
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From 1:30 to 4 p.m., Mondays it will be located at Traffic Circle in the area of Ximeno Avenue and East Atherton Street parked on Ximeno Avenue as well as in the area of Billie Jean King Main Library (200 W. Broadway) and Lincoln Park parked on Ocean Boulevard; Tuesdays it will be located at Houghton Park (6301 Myrtle Ave.), Atlantic Avenue side of the park and Granada Beach Parking Lot (5100 E. Ocean Blvd.) parked near Roycroft Avenue and Ocean Boulevard; Wednesdays it will be located at 6th Street and Long Beach Boulevard on 6th Street between Long Beach Boulevard and Elm Avenue as well as Heartwell Park (5801 Parkcrest St.), parked in the parking lot of East Carson Street between Woodruff Avenue and North Bellflower Boulevard.
For more information regarding efforts to reduce homelessness in Long Beach people may visit longbeach.gov/homelessness or follow @lbhealthdept or @longbeachcity social media accounts with hashtag #EveryoneHomeLB for updates. Media inquiries may be directed to City of Long Beach Joint Information Center at 562-570-NEWS or JIC@longbeach.gov for further information regarding this matter.
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