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The second-largest city in Monterey County was once known as the home of Fort Ord, one of the U.S. Army’s most scenic bases. After the base closed in 1994, that beautiful land and its environmental riches became Fort Ord National Monument Park. Now Seaside is known as the home of California State University Monterey Bay. And Fort Ord's former military golf courses, Bayonet and Black Horse, will some day be adjacent to an upscale resort.
The Seaside City Council is the legislative and policy-making body; all five members are elected at large. Meetings, which take place on the first and third Thursdays of each month, are open to the public.
Seaside's 70th Birthday CelebrationSunday October 13th, with performance by SkyElements Drones from America's Got Talent!10/11/2024
Seaside's 70th Birthday Celebration
CONSTRUCTION NOTICE: Storm Drain Grate Upgrade Project Phase IIThe Storm Drain Grate Update Project - Phase 2 replaces 69 existing storm grates with new bicycle-compliant storm grates and installs the new grates at various points throughout the City.10/07/2024
CONSTRUCTION NOTICE: Storm Drain Grate Upgrade Project Phase II
CONSTRUCTION NOTICE: Fremont Medians Renovation ProjectMarina Landscape Incorporated has begun the construction of the Fremont Medians Renovation Project for the City of Seaside.10/07/2024
CONSTRUCTION NOTICE: Fremont Medians Renovation Project
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From Monterey County Weekly...
The path to developing anything locally is littered with pitfalls and often unforeseen challenges, particularly if the proposed project is on the former Fort Ord.
Seaside City Hall has seen quite a bit of upheaval in the year 2024, with resignations and firings at top positions, including city manager.
The Monterey campus of Monterey Peninsula College is a sprawling, tree-filled property just off Highway 1. MPC leadership is seeking not just to draw more students to its main campus, but also to meet students where they are.
Former Seaside city manager Jaime Fontes, who City Council terminated for no cause (“loss of confidence”) effective June 6 of this year, is not done with Seaside yet.
City of Seaside
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