Rebuild Beach
The problems on Beach Boulevard are real: human trafficking and prostitution, illegal gambling, drug dealing and abuse, homelessness and blighted businesses.
From Lincoln Avenue to Ball Road, Anaheim’s stretch of Beach is a redevelopment and public safety priority.
The problems were years in the making and will take years to fully address. But the long-term answer ― redevelopment ― is underway, and progress is happening now. 
Each day, we are addressing public safety and quality of life issues on Beach.
We call all of this Rebuild Beach.
Anaheim is looking to replace motels and other blighted businesses with new homes, stores, restaurants and other businesses, ultimately creating a walkable, inviting city street.
In all, Anaheim and our partners will lead the redevelopment of half a mile of Beach over the next few years. From there, we’re looking to draw additional private investment and redevelopment.
We’re taking other steps to attract investment, such as undergrounding utility lines, taking control of the roadway from Caltrans, improving businesses, utilizing security cameras, upping enforcement of business standards, public safety issues and more.
We know change can’t come fast enough. But it is happening. Anaheim has a track record of successful redevelopment, with The Anaheim Resort in the 1990s and the Platinum Triangle and downtown Anaheim in the 2000s.
Now we’re looking to do the same with Beach. Learn more below.