La Mesa e-Gov

Giving You the Tools to Help You Connect! 

The City of La Mesa has several services that make it easy for residents to find out about urgent events, keep up with current news, submit service requests, ask a question, and much more.

News Desk

If you have questions, comments, or concerns, please contact the City of La Mesa News Desk at (619) 667-1191 or news@cityoflamesa.us. 

Nixle

Sign-up to receive a text message or email alert regarding urgent events in your neighborhood. It’s quick, easy and secure. 

SeeClickFix

Report a problem, concern, or unsafe condition such as park maintenance, pothole, or graffiti via SeeClickFix. This application allows you to report non-emergency issues to the city, and can be used via the web on a desktop computer, laptop, mobile phone, or tablet. By registering on SeeClickFix, you can submit an issue and track its progress from submission to completion. 

Notify Me

Subscribe to receive an email or text message each time new information is posted on our website. Choose from City Council Agendas, City News & Events, La Mesa Police Department Press Releases, and many more. 

Social Media

The City of La Mesa is on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Follow us @LaMesaCA for Twitter, @cityoflamesaca on Instagram, and like us on Facebook. 

SD Emergency App

Disaster preparedness information, interactive checklists to help you to create your emergency plan, build an emergency supplies kit, and when disaster strikes; the SD Emergency App will keep you and your family informed with emergency updates, interactive emergency maps, and shelter locations.

La Mesa’s e-Budget Available on OpenGov

In an effort to provide the community with greater and easy access to the City’s financial data, we have partnered with OpenGov to create a financial transparency reporting tool that displays the City’s finances over a six year period. 

AlertSanDiego

Register your cell phone on AlertSanDiego to be notified of emergency information affecting your neighborhood. AlertSanDiego is used by the County of San Diego, Office of Emergency Services.