Long Beach will study a proposed late-night public safety plan for Belmont Shore after councilmembers and residents expressed concerns about the popular nightlife area being unruly — while also researching ways to bring additional safety measures to the rest of the city.

The City Council and community members shared their perspectives and opinions about how to best address public safety concerns, such as gun violence and homicides on Tuesday, Nov. 11.

The spotlight on the need for a late-night public safety plan for Belmont Shore home to Second Street, a dining-and-entertainment hot spot — was brought forward by Councilmember Kristina Duggan, who represents the area. The proposed plan includes a midnight curfew for bars in the area and increased police presence, among other safety measur

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