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On Thursday, July 3rd the Tairua Surf Lifesaving Club from New Zealand will arrived in Huntington Beach for a 2 week stay at HBJG. This select team of New Zealand surf lifesavers will join in with our HBJG's and their families for an educational experience of a lifetime.

For 2 weeks the HBJG's will host and be on the move treating our NZ guests to the sites, traditions, foods, history and most of all the people of the United States.

Parking Pass Reminders

We at the Junior Lifeguards would like to remind you that the parking passes distributed at the beginning of the season are given to the Junior Guard program by the City Council for your convenience. This pass is not a part of the cost of the Junior Guard program and should not be considered as a purchase made by you. For this reason it is important that we not abuse these rules as that could jeopardize this benefit. This is a summer of transition. Our south parking lot is undergoing major renovations and will impact parking procedures. The following guidelines should be implemented to assure a safe and comfortable method of dropping off and picking up your Junior Guards.

1. All cars ENTER at Beach Boulevard.

2. All cars EXIT at Huntington Street.

3. No pickup/drop off on the other side of PCH.

4. Carpool/ride a bike/walk to the beach whenever possible. This will also save money and help the environment.

5. Older Junior Guards may be dropped off further away (Tower 11) and walk the rest of the way.

6. Be aware that the times between 11:45 A,M. and 1:15 P.M. will be the most impacted as these times mark the end of the AM session and the beginning of the PM session.

7. Remember that parking or stopping at a red curb is illegal and may result in a citation.

It is going to be another successful summer program that we all will enjoy. Thank you for your patience. Your continued flexibility and support will overcome this summer's inconvenience.