City of Long Beach “Jellyfish” Naming Contest

Calling all Long Beach kids!

The City of Long Beach Department of Parks, Recreation, and Marine (PRM) has introduced a new “Jellyfish” bot, a device that can remove up to 100 pounds of debris from surface-level water in a single mission. The “Jellyfish” bot will aim to enhance City efforts to clean along the Long Beach marina.

To help celebrate its launch, Long Beach PRM is hosting a youth art and naming contest to help rename the robot. Local kids are invited to submit their artwork and name suggestions.

The winning entry will receive a $1,500 scholarship package and other prizes provided by local sponsors.

Here are the rules:

• The deadline is Friday, October 25th at 5 pm.
• Submissions should be no larger than 11"x17".
• The use of AI is not allowed in the creation of your submission.
• If you win the contest, you will be expected to be present at the award ceremony on Saturday, December 7th.
• The contest is open to youth up to age 18.
• All artwork must be submitted through this application.

Visit lbparks.org for more information. Questions? Contact PRM-info@longbeach.gov.