Huntington Beach Goes Live!

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Huntington Beach could be the latest city to activate their citizens for the first time using their MyHB mobile app. City officials found out that 40% of traffic to the city’s website was from cellular phones. Using features like Government, Beach Information, Experience HB, City News, Upcoming Events, and Services, citizens will discover it simpler than in the past to remain linked to their city with simply a few taps on their own cell phone.


Residents and visitors alike can now research more information about facilities, libraries, points-of-interest and the over 100 parks, along with information, cell phone numbers, maps and directions, in addition to gain access to city council agendas. They are able to stay informed and up-to-date on the latest happenings and upcoming events through the City News and Upcoming Events sections. The status of requested permits can be checked in the app while using permit number, APN or property address. Beach Info is just about the most visited an eye on the city’s website. Now surfers and beach goers will discover beach conditions with some taps in the Whole City App. Beach and surf conditions offered by Surfline are fed in the app daily at 7:05am. Additional features and procedures will periodically be added in.
Every month, the city will feature a special tab to focus on a meeting or service that is certainly unique compared to that month. Dynamic information will likely be time sensitive and ever-changing as events come and go. The 1st such event would be the city’s upcoming airshow. The app is launching with functionality to market the airshow, providing all pertinent event information and including an FAQ section. Conveniently obtainable, will likely be parking information, and Uber and Lyft drop-off and pick-up locations. Citizens will be able to report issues and incidents relating to the airshow that is to be received, tracked, and resolved by police and city officials, dependant upon issue type. Your data collected will likely be valuable not just to handle the down sides because they are reported but to boost upon citizen experience for those future events.

Look for that power to Benefit by an Issue through the app, as the city intends to replace their current issue reporting provider using the MyCivic RAI following the new year.
To learn more about Whole City App check out our new webpage