Huntington Beach City Hall
2000 Main St.
Huntington Beach, CA 92648
surfcity-hb.org

frequently called phone numbers:

Fire Emergencies 911
Police Emergencies 911

Code Enforcement 714 375- 5155
City Attorney  714-536-5555
City Treasurer  714-536-5200
City Clerk  714-536-5227
Economic Development  714-536-5582
Community Services  714-536-5486
Finance  714-536-5630
Human Resources  714-374-5358
Planning 714-536-5271
Public Information 714-536-5577
Public Works  714-536-5431

Beaches
Bolsa Chica State Beach (714) 846- 3460
Bolsa Chica Reservations (800) 444- 7275
Magnolia Street State Beach (714) 536- 1454
State Parks & Rec Beaches (949) 492- 0802
City Beach Information (714) 536- 5281

Huntington Beach in Orange County, California was founded in 1909 as a charter city government body.  City Council Meetings are open to the public and are held on specific Mondays--see the city website for dates.

The official car of Huntington Beach is the woody! Huntington Beach is a Tree Friendly City Huntington Beach has a significant wetlands area for bird migrations. Huntington Beach features the largest beach resort conference facilities in Orange County. Tourism attracts an estimated 11 to 15 million visitors annually. According to Google Maps, Huntington Beach and Sunset Beach (annexed community) contain 9.3 miles of beach frontage.

 Huntington Beach has a seven-member elected City Council. City Council Members are limited to two consecutive terms. The City Manager works with the City Council, though the manager position is not an elected position.

There are three elected department heads, the City Attorney, City Clerk and City Treasurer. The position of Mayor is filled on a rotating basis annually.

City of Huntington Beach departments:  City Manager; Building and Safety; Planning; Library Services; Public Works; Community Services; Economic Development; Human Resources; Finance; Information Services; and Police and Fire.

The city has approximately 1,000 employees and a total budget of more than $300 million. 

Boards & commissions include: Allied Arts Board, Children's Needs Task Force, Citizen Advisory Board, Community Services Commission, Design Review Board, Environmental Board, Fourth of July Board, Historic Resources Board, Human Relations Task Force, Investment Advisory Board, Library Board, Mobile Home Advisory Board, Personnel Commission, Planning Commission, Public Works Commission and Youth Board

Independent City-affiliated boards include: Sister City Association  and Council on Aging

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