311th SC Support Unit, Costa Mesa CA | Nearby Businesses

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2651 Newport Blvd
Costa Mesa, CA
(714) 423-7205

OCDE is a public education organization offering support services to 27 school districts and more than 600 schools and 20,000 educators serving over 500,000 students in Orange County. OCDE’s personnel offer support, professional development, and student programs through its divisions and departments: Administrative Services, Alternative Education, Business Services, Career and Technical Education, Information Technology, Instructional Services, Legal Services, School and Community Services, and Special Education. We encourage your comments, concerns, and questions regarding any of the topics on our Facebook page but reserve the right to remove any content that violates any law, rule or regulation, utilizes inappropriate language and/or subject matter or is considered to be profane in nature. The public comments posted on the OCDE page do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the Orange County Department of Education or its representatives. For more information, check out OCDE's Web Policy at www.ocde.us/WebPolicy.

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A.B.L.E. provided air-support service to the cities of Newport Beach, Costa Mesa & Santa Ana seven days a week, three hundred and sixty-five days a year. A.B.L.E. patrolled a diverse area which includes commercial and residential areas, a state park, a harbor that is one of the nations busiest for small craft and 10 miles of coastline.

CMTV 3 is the City of Costa Mesa’s Municipal Access Channel. CMTV 3 programming originates from City Hall, and is available on Time Warner channel 3 and ATT U-verse channel 99. CMTV 3 is also available online at www.costamesaca.gov.

The City of Costa Mesa Emergency Service Amateur Communications organization ( known as MESAC), is comprised of licensed amateur radio operators dedicated to serving the community and the public in the event of emergencies and disasters. Members also frequently participate in non-emergency city and community activities where portable communications capabilities are necessary.

CMTV 3 is the City of Costa Mesa’s Municipal Access Channel. CMTV 3 programming originates from City Hall, and is available on Time Warner channel 3 and ATT U-verse channel 99. CMTV 3 is also available online at www.costamesaca.gov.

The City of Costa Mesa Emergency Service Amateur Communications organization ( known as MESAC), is comprised of licensed amateur radio operators dedicated to serving the community and the public in the event of emergencies and disasters. Members also frequently participate in non-emergency city and community activities where portable communications capabilities are necessary.

A.B.L.E. provided air-support service to the cities of Newport Beach, Costa Mesa & Santa Ana seven days a week, three hundred and sixty-five days a year. A.B.L.E. patrolled a diverse area which includes commercial and residential areas, a state park, a harbor that is one of the nations busiest for small craft and 10 miles of coastline.