During the webinar, City Planning staff will present the proposed Ridgeline Protection Ordinance concepts and take in your comments and questions.
Bug spray, cleaning products, batteries, air fresheners… if you throw these away they go straight to the landfill and create havoc for the environment. Check out LA Public Work's guide on how to avoid contaminating our landfills.
The race to elect Los Angeles’ City council member for the Fourth District is still happening. Many issues are of concern to district residents including homelessness, traffic congestion, development, public safety, the COVID-19 response, and much more. Meet the two candidates virtually and hear their positions on matters of concern to our area.
Please join us as we hear from the LADWP on progress for the Sunset Plaza Dr project as well as to provide community feedback.
Join Councilmember David Ryu for a live Telephone Town Hall on Monday, August 17th at 5:30PM to iscuss the issue of reckless party houses, as well as neighborhood matters.
Please join us as we hear from the LADWP on progress for the Sunset Plaza Dr project as well as to provide community feedback. Sponsored by Bel Air-Beverly Crest Neighborhood Council.
Sunset Plaza Drive between Rising Glen and Hollywood Blvd. will be undergoing a major re-piping project beginning on March 16. Traffic will be disrupted during work hours, with road closures in effect much of the time.
The team in charge of the work will be hosting a webinar this Thursday night at 6:30 pm.
Dial-in: Call 213-367-0100 or 310-522-1400 and use access code 997 838 438.
Should you have questions during or at the conclusion of the presentation, please email them to [email protected].
If you want to participate but find these instructions daunting, please email [email protected], and we will try to pair you up with a nearby neighbor who is participating.
You can find more project information from LADWP by going to http://ladwp.com/metroprojects and clicking on Sunset Plaza Dr. Pipeline.
LADWP will be presenting information regarding the Sunset Plaza repiping project at the Neighborhood Council meeting this week. Attendees will learn about the project in detail and have the opportunity to ask questions and share feedback.
We are in the Wildlife Pilot Study Area! Learn more about what this means at this upcoming open house on Saturday, November 16.
We’ve received a tip from Keep Your Neighborhoods First about the city’s upcoming Planning & Land Use Management (PLUM) committee hearing on October 22 at 2:30pm.
If you’ve been affected by Airbnb in your neighborhood, then this is your opportunity to make your voice heard. There will be time for public testimony - if you can, please attend the hearing to show your support for Appendix A.
You can also play an important role in influencing the members of PLUM by writing letters of support asking PLUM to pass Appendix A to [email protected].
Meeting Location: Olympic Area Community Room
AGENDA
1100-1115 Meet and Greet/ Static Displays
1115- 1130 Introduction: OWB Commanding Officers
Deputy Chief Justin Eisenberg-Overview
Commander Cory Palka-State of the Bureau
1130-1140 LAFD- Fire Deputy Chief Armando R. Hogan
1140-1200 Senior Lead Officer Maggie Dillard
Community Volunteers
1200-1230 OWB Area Commanding Officers Presentations:
Olympic Area: Captain Patricia Sandoval
Hollywood Area: Captain Steve Lurie
West LA Area: Captain Victor Davalos
Pacific Area: Captain James Setzer
Wilshire Area: Captain Tim Nordquist
1230-1245 Jackie Koci Tamayo, Emergency Management Coordinator
Ready Your Neighborhood LA (RYLAN)
1245-1300 Bruce Remick, OWB C-PAB Co-Chair
Community Police Advisory Board
Join our local police officers for a cup of coffee! Attending a Coffee with a Cop event is an easy way to get to know the men and women who serve our community and let them know about the issues that matter most to us.
To learn more about the “Coffee with a Cop” initiative, go to coffeewithacop.com or view the below video:
Learn how to prepare, survive and recover from a disaster such as a major earthquake.
Learn from great speakers, local police and firefighters, and from other experts at over 40 informative booths.
Find out what steps to take before, during, and after an earthquake to protect and assist yourself, your family and your neighbors.
Learn what additional steps to take to ensure the well-being of children, the elderly, those with special needs, those with mobility or communication limitations, and pets.
Learn how to use a fire extinguisher, by actually using one.
Find out when and how to turn off your gas, water and/or electricity, and whether it is safe to turn it back on by yourself.
Hear tips about personal and home safety -- including how to best protect yourself from crime while walking, while at the grocery store, while in parking lots, or at home, school or work.
For complete information about participating organizations and agencies, sponsors, and other fair related information, please visit our website at https://wnclaprepfair.com
Kids should bring their bikes and helmets, and participate in a fun and educational bike skills workshop -- kids can show their riding skills and knowledge of bike safety rules.
Also, for younger kids the Red Cross will give a presentation titled "Prepare with Pedro"
500 families will receive a First Aid bag with important information about basic first aid.
Then go on a scavenger hunt around the fair to collect FREE first aid supplies to put in the bag.
YOU MUST PRE-REGISTER TO RECEIVE A FREE FIRST AID BAG AND FIRST AID SUPPLIES!
(One bag and set of first aid supplies per pre-registered family, while supplies last.)
Thanks to our wonderful sponsors, all attendees have a chance to win some great raffle prizes. You must be present to win.
Just added: one special raffle prize exclusively for pre-registered attendees who complete the first-aid supply scavenger hunt.
Who doesn’t love food trucks? The Grilled Cheese Truck, Wicked Fish Tacos, and L.A. Donut will be at the fair selling beverages, snacks and lunch.
As you learn how to prepare for an emergency, you will also have the opportunity to buy discounted emergency preparedness supplies at the fair. There will be at 3 vendors selling supplies.
