Chair: Judy Harris

Strathern Street Neighborhood Watch Clean Up

Dedicated volunteers of the Strathern Street Neighborhood Watch mounted a heroic clean up effort on Whitsett Avenue Saturday, September 17, 2011. Sometimes the problems around us can feel overwhelming, but Watch members know that a bit of hard work can make a big difference. Next time you drive along Whitsett around the 170 freeway, check out how much better the place looks. Patch.com has a great article with photos of the cleanup at http://northhollywood.patch.com/articles/strathern-st-neighborhood-watch-cleans-up-dirty-stretch-of-whitsett-ave. And if you want to help out next time, there's another clean up event on October 22 if you check out our Calendar. So mark your calendars, and mark your pride in the community. Together, we can make a difference.

Banner goes up at Arminta Elementary

The Neighborhood Council has put up a banner at Arminta Elementary School showcasing our continued partnership. The Council has helped Arminta Elementary put up security cameras which have improved safety at the school and the school has responded by opening its doors for the July and August Neighborhood Council meetings. Our thanks to Principal Clarke. GO EAGLES GO.

Benjamin Moore, Florence Dorick, Sarah Ramsawack greet shoppers

Florence Dorick, Sarah Ramsawack & Dr. Wung Chang

We set up an Information Table on October 28, 2009, at FOOD 4 LESS. This was a success, that we hope to repeat in the Spring Season near the time change. 

We had information about the Council, handouts, and maps to show the area, and we had brochures and a sample of the easy 10-question CENSUS form, and job opportunities for the Census.  We talked with many Stakeholders and we developed a Contact list from the experience.  Some of the persons are eager to attend and participate in our Council.