Concerned about crime in NoHo? On March 23, 6pm we held a Town Hall on crime in North Hollywood with Police Commissioner William Briggs, Police Captain Hamed Mohammadi, Valley Bureau Deputy Chief Alan Hamilton and City Councilmember Paul Krekorian. You can watch the meeting recorded on Zoom here at your convenience.
The City of Los Angeles is seeing an increasing number of catalytic converters stolen out of vehicles, especially Priuses. Consider getting a cage as a preventative measure, and join us at our April meeting to discuss what we can do as a community to protect against theft and to speak to City officials about help they may provide.
PPE Unite will be distributing, free of charge, PPE items for small businesses (100 employees or less) throughout the County. Our closest distribution location is in Chatsworth. Complete your application and schedule pick up today.
If you are interested in speed humps for your street, be prepared to complete the application when it opens on September 16, 8am. The first 30 applications in Council District 2 will be considered.
The Greater Los Angeles County Vector Control District (GLACVCD) has confirmed two mosquito samples to test positive for West Nile virus (WNV) in North Hollywood on June 18th. Mosquito control is a shared responsibility and residents must take an active role in reducing the threat of WNV in their neighborhoods by eliminating standing. Check out other steps you can take.
Fireworks kill on average 40 people per year. More than 3,000 people are hospitalized. More than half of those victims are children. If you have a tip about illegal fireworks in your neighborhood contact https://complaint.lacity.org/Complaint/fireworks/ or https://www.lacrimestoppers.org/ and submit your information
Get information on the drive through testing experience, how to find your stimulus check, state of the city and more
This week’s news includes face mask requirements, park closure for Easter, domestic violence assistance, how to volunteer from home for the census and dogs working from home.
The County has closed beaches, beach bike paths, bathrooms, piers, promenades and trails. The City has closed all outdoor sports amenities — including skate parks, tennis courts, baseball fields, and basketball courts. Parks still remain open for walking or running; however, when at a park for any reason, Angelenos must maintain a distance of at least six feet between individuals at all times. Restrooms accessible to the outdoors will remain open during regular operating hours.
All Neighborhood Council board, committee, alliance, and liaison meetings – as well as all other NC-related events – are suspended up to and including March 31, 2020. Follow LA County Health for up to date information.