City Council Committees
Annually, the City Council confirms appointments from the Mayor of individual City Councilmembers to Citizen Boards, Commissions, Committees and Task Forces to serve as the liaison to a specific advisory body. The City Council also creates Council Sub-Committees in response to a particular issue, made up of Council members only (three or fewer) with staff support.
Please refer to the 2023 Council Liaison List.
Standing Council Committees meet on a regular basis and therefore follow the procedures of the Brown Act for open meetings. Their purposes are listed below with their available agendas and minutes.
- Communications Committee
- Economic Development Committee (EDC)
- Intergovernmental Relations Committee (IRC)
- Specific Events Executive Committee
- Southeast Area Committee
- Sunset Beach Area Committee
Ad hoc Council Committees act as temporary committees created by Council action in response to an issue that is limited in scope and duration. They only meet when necessary and thus are not subject to the Brown Act.
- Downtown and Beach Front Ad-hoc Council Committee
Supported by the Community Development Department, this ad-hoc committee was established to discuss policy recommendations to improve the area of hotels and the numbered streets beyond Main Street, PCH relinquishment and beautification, etc.
Did you know?
Did you know the Historic Resources Board has organized a Historic Walking Tour of Downtown Huntington Beach? Pick up your walking tour brochure today on the 3rd floor of City Hall! Check out the Historic Huntington Beach webpage for more information!
