advance by emailing them to budget@sealbeachca.gov. All questions submitted in advance will be answered during the Town Hall Meeting. Additionally, and in an ongoing effort to encourage community participation and expand community input, the city is introducing a Community Engagement Survey to gather feedback from residents on their budgetary spending priorities. These priorities will be considered

variants that may impact healthy function and aging in negative ways. From there, he can tailor specific nutritional and lifestyle therapies, which include taking specific nutrients at precise doses. These precise therapies can have dramatic impact on a person’s overall health and aging and should keep improving as the science continues to evolve. He has presented programs to many senior groups over

LIVESTREAMING IN LW The GRF set up livestreaming in Clubhouse 4. This allows all residents to watch GRF meetings from the comfort of their homes. Staff controls the livestream from a control booth and monitors audio/ video quality during the meetings to ensure quality. Audio/video quality is determined by multiple variables: Internet connection at individuals’ homes, Internet connection

ROLLIN’ THUNDER The Rollin’ Thunder Golf Cart Club will host a free golf cart maintenance event on Saturday, June 5. The Air & Water Day is staffed by club volunteers who will check battery water levels and tire pressure to make make sure tires are filled to factory-recommended levels. Cart maintenance is important. Maintaining water levels will lengthen battery life and prevent

GRF clubs and organizations renew their standing yearly, but last year was an exception. Leisure World is getting back into the swing in 2021 with the hope of being able to return to favorite activities around mid-June. Groups need to connect with Recreation to reserve space for in-person meetings. SEE PAGE 2 FOR MORE

LW CLUBS GRF clubs and organizations usually must renew their standings yearly, but last year was an exception. LW is beginning to return to in-person meetings in hopes of being able to resume all favorite activities around mid-June. In anticipation of that, the Recreation Department has begun renewing clubs by appointment only. Staff is asking for patience as the goal is to accomplish

The following is a summary of Security reports filed in April. There were 155 paramedic calls for an average of 5.2 per day. That is up four calls from March. There were also nine injuries, four lost residents and six death investigations, among the following categorized reports. FIRE April 18, 9:36 a.m., Mutual 2 Pan left on stove, smoke only, no fire. April 20, 5:54 p.m., Mutual 5 Skillet