LA-32 Neighborhood Council
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Region: East Area
Neighborhood Councils are city-certified local groups made up of people who live, work, own property or have some other connection to a neighborhood. Neighborhood Council Board Members are elected to their positions by the communities they represent. They hold regular meetings and have working committees.
Neighborhood Councils receive public funds, currently $40,500 each year, to support their activities. This may include creating events and programs that respond to the unique needs of their community or advocating on behalf of the issues they care about such as crime prevention, roads and streets, economic development, and the creation of safe spaces for children.
Many Angelenos are looking for ways to make a difference in their communities on the issues they care about most. Neighborhood Council participants are empowered to advocate directly for real change in their communities.
Local engagement is important because no one understands a neighborhood better than the people who live, work and play there. Neighborhood Councils are answering that need and strengthening democracy in Los Angeles by embracing and supporting the diversity of neighborhoods that comprise the City of Los Angeles
Executive Officers
Board Members
PLU Committee Members
Meeting: 1st Wednesday, 6pm
Meeting Address:
El Sereno Senior Citizen Center
4818 Klamath Place
Los Angeles, CA 90032
Mailing Address:
4927 Huntington Dr., Suite 111
LA, CA 90032
Planning Mailing Address:
4927 Huntington Dr., Suite 111
LA, CA 90032
Certification Date:
05-21-2002
Certification Order:
32
Field Rep:
Lorenzo Briceño
Funding Rep:
Monica Aquino