City of Huntington Beach Customer Appreciation Day
by Chris MacDonald


Hopefully you won't have to pay a parking fine in Huntington Beach or file a police report. Huntington Beach Civic Center that includes City Hall is not only the center of city government, but the complex also contains the police station, a sculpture, commemorative gardens and bird murals worth over $1 million that were saved from Seacliff Shopping Center when it was renovated. The City of Huntington Beach sometimes organizes Open House or Customer Appreciation Day. Inviting the public to visit and explore the departments, emergency operations and people, these annual event are well worth taking the time to see.

The City of Huntington Beach recently hosted Customer Appreciation Day for the public. The public dropped by City Hall to be greeted by officials from the City Clerk's Office and other departments. To the citizens' delight there were great prize giveaways, souvenirs, snacks and even special songs sung by the fantastic singers from Rodgers Senior Center. People appreciated the city thanking the public and citizens thanked the city officials for providing the important tasks they do regularly for the public's well-being. Employees also participated in the fun event as they are actually customers of different departments.

The First Photo shows Employees At The City Clerk's Office who greeted the public at the main City Hall entrance. The Second Photo Is Of The Rodgers Senior Center Singers. The Third Photo Is Of City Merchandise. The Fourth Photo Is Of Laurie Payne Who Is The Public Information Office For The City. She Was A Key Role In Making The Event Possible. The Fifth Photo Is Of Marie Braddock Who Works In The City Clerk's Office. The Sixth Photo Is Of The Planning Department Building Plans/Drawings. The Seventh Photo Is Of Robin Roberts At The City Clerk's Office.

For more information about the City of Huntington Beach, visit www.surfcity-hb.org.