SEAL BEACH POLICE During the last several weeks, the Seal Beach Police Department has received numerous complaints about loud vehicles with modified exhaust traveling on Seal Beach streets. As a result of the disruptive noise complaints and the number of illegally modified vehicles seen and heard, the Seal Beach Police Department has launched an enforcement campaign to address these safety

NO FUSS, NO MUSS This year’s OptumCare at the HCC Flu Shot Clinic is a drivethrough event but GRF members can avoid the hassle by using GRF Minibus service for transporation to and from the clinic. The blue-and-white buses will be available to take any resident to the flu clinic on Thursday, Oct. 1. All bus routes (A,B,C,D) will be operating on the regular weekday schedules as printed in the

The LW Weekly will produce a 2021 wall calendar featuring the work of Leisure World photographers in time for the holidays. The deadline is Sept. 30. Potential contributors should submit large, high-resolution, 300 dpi images in landscape format of places and spaces in and around Leisure World and Seal Beach. Photos of people are not eligible. Cell phone photos should be emailed in the “actual

GRF projects are underway around the community despite slowdowns attributed to the COVID-19 repercussions. This column will update residents on the progress of various construction projects. The information is provided by GRF Facilities Director Mark Weaver and Physical Property Manager David Rudge. LW POOL Progress on the pool project continues despite challenges posed by COVID-19, which is

CITY OF SEAL BEACH The City of Seal Beach is undertaking a survey of accessibility needs for people with disabilities to collect vital feedback that will shape the city’s transition to greater accessibility for all. The city is developing an American with Disabilities Act (ADA) Transition Plan to make programs, services, facilities and public right-of-way more accessible to persons with

The following report is a recap of incidents reported to the LW Security Department in August. There were a total of 235 incidents reported; the following is an overview: • Paramedic calls: 144 •Theft: 12— Most thefts were crimes of opportunity, with items reported taken from unlocked vehicles, bicycles and storage units. •Vandalism: 3 • Hit and Runs: 2 • Traffic Accidents: