Votes at a glance: Long Beach City Council actions Feb. 4, 2026
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Summary
Council carried motions on multiple administrative and policy items including continuation of two Business Improvement District assessments, adoption of the REACT framework, direction to draft an immigration‑accountability resolution, acceptance of the AB 481 military‑equipment report, an ordinance amending code‑enforcement procedures, a dog‑park study, and contract authority for solid‑waste containers. Transcript records 'Motion is carried' for each item; roll‑call tallies were not provided in the public transcript.
At the Feb. 4 Long Beach City Council meeting the following actions were recorded (transcript shows "Motion is carried" for each item; the public transcript did not include roll‑call tallies):
- Items 1—16: Consent calendar — Motion carried. - Item 17: Continue 4th Street Parking & Business Improvement Area assessment levy (District 2) — Motion carried (staff report recommended continuation; no changes to boundaries/assessments). - Item 18: Continue Belmont Shore Parking & Business Improvement Area assessment levy (District 3) — Motion carried (staff report recommended continuation; no changes). - Item 20: Adopt REACT strategic framework for Long Beach Boulevard corridor; direct 45‑day report back — Motion carried. - Item 21: Execute contract with Pacific Rig for solid‑waste container technology (annual not to exceed $1,800,000) — Motion carried. - Item 23: Receive 2025 Military Equipment special order (AB 481 annual inventory and disclosure) — Motion carried (disclosure only; not a budget or procurement vote). - Item 24: Adopt ordinance amending municipal code definitions, procedures and fees for code enforcement — Motion carried. - Item 19: Direct staff to prepare a 120‑day report on dog‑park designation and inventory — Motion carried. - Item 25: Direct city attorney to draft a resolution calling for federal immigration accountability (including possible impeachment/removal of DHS secretary) and to transmit to federal and state delegations upon adoption — Motion carried.
Where the transcript records only "Motion is carried," the council generally did not read a roll‑call vote in the public audio transcript. For items that require future budget or staffing actions, staff noted any future resource requests would return to council for consideration.
