The Mira Mesa Town Council (MMTC) is a volunteer organization that works toward the improvement of the Mira Mesa Community. The Mira Mesa Town Council holds monthly meetings that provide information to the community and act as a forum for identifying and solving community problems. Elected representatives or their staff attend most MMTC meetings, and can research and respond to issues that arise at the meetings. MMTC meetings are held at 7 PM on the first Monday of each month.
The Mira Mesa Town Council is a 501c(4) non-profit corporation, Federal Tax ID 95-3347069. California corporation number 0665514. State charity number CT0260687.
The Mira Mesa Town Council sponsors many community activities and events including:
- The Mira Mesa Street Fair, held in October on Camino Ruiz between Mira Mesa Blvd and New Salem
- The Mira Mesa Independence Day Celebration, held on July 3rd at Hourglass Field Community Park
- Annual Volunteer of the Year Dinner
- The Verne Goodwin Scholarship for Mira Mesa community High School Students
- The Mira Mesa Maintenance Assessment District Advisory Committee (MMMAD) maintains landscaping along community streets.
- The Mira Mesa Banner District maintains the street banners along Mira Mesa Blvd.
- Support for community paint and cleanup programs.
The Mira Mesa Town Council also helps to support independent community activities including the Halloween Carnival, the Retired Senior Volunteer Patrol, and all of the other Mira Mesa community service organizations and community events.
The community of Mira Mesa stretches from the I-805 in the west to I-15 in the east. The southern border is the northern boundary of MCAS Miramar, then following the railroad tracks in the southwest corner. The northern border is Los Penasquitos Canyon Preserve.