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Long Beach council receives 2028 Olympics strategic roadmap, outlines milestones and legacy goals
Summary
Council received a strategic roadmap for Long Beach’s role in the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games; plan sets milestones, legacy investments and community advisory groups and schedules further community engagement.
The Long Beach City Council on Feb. 4 received a strategic roadmap that lays out the city’s preparations for the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games, including phased milestones, an infrastructure investment plan and a community advisory structure aimed at producing lasting local benefits.
City Manager Tom Modica and staff described the roadmap as a multi-year plan developed with KPMG and other consultants to align city services, public-safety planning, transportation and legacy investments with LA28’s staging. Mayor Rex Richardson said Long Beach would be one of the largest venue cities outside Los Angeles and urged citywide participation.
The roadmap structures work in four phases: foundation (ongoing), implementation (2025–2027), testing and delivery (2027–2028) and…
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