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Arleta Neighborhood Council

WHAT IS THE ARLETA NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL?

The ANC was certified in October of 2002 by the Board of Neighborhood Commissioners (Commission). The board of directors is involved in an advisory capacity with the City of Los Angeles including zoning, land use and development plans, citywide budget planning and working with city departments. They are able to officially address the community’s issues with Governmental officials and city departments. Each year the board approves an annual operations, outreach, and community improvement budget of $37,000.00.

YOU, as an ANC stakeholder, may be elected to the Board, attend the public meetings to gain information, hear diverse opinions, and foremost, to express concerns, potential solutions and ideas to the ANC Board of Directors, who are empowered to take appropriate advisory action.

WHAT CAN A STAKEHOLDER DO?

Membership in the Arleta Neighborhood Council is open to all Community Stakeholders. A Community Stakeholder is defined as an individual who lives, works, or owns a business or property, within the ANC boundaries. In addition, stakeholders are those persons involved in community-based organizations, faith-based organizations, schools, parks, senior-groups, youth-groups, or can declare a factual basis.
September 10, 2024
Los Angeles City Council approves sewer service rate hikes starting in October

Homeowners and other property owners will see a 22% jump in sewer service rates — and more. Los Angeles property owners will see a 22% sewer service rate increase starting in October, following the approval of new rates by the L.A. City Council on Sept. 10. This hike is part of a broader plan, with […]

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September 6, 2024
Beat the Heat: Where to Find Cooling Centers in Los Angeles During the Heatwave

As the scorching heatwave continues to grip Los Angeles, it's clear that staying cool, hydrated, and indoors is crucial. For those seeking relief from the relentless high temperatures, LA offers multiple cooling centers throughout the city. These cooling centers, located in recreation centers and public libraries, provide a safe, air-conditioned space to escape the heat. […]

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August 31, 2024
Los Angeles City Pilot Project: Assessing Public Pedestrian Spaces

The City of Los Angeles is launching a pilot project to assess and inventory pedestrian areas within public rights of way (PROW), including sidewalks, crosswalks, and curb ramps. The project will involve: Exploring new and existing technologies for inventory and assessment. Gathering feedback from both public and private groups and city departments. Selecting specific pedestrian […]

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August 14, 2024
What to know about California’s earthquake early warning system, MyShake

With the unpredictable and destructive nature of earthquakes, a few extra seconds of notice can make all the difference in the world. That’s why the California Office of Emergency Services is reminding residents to download the state’s MyShake App, a free tool that delivers alerts and warnings for earthquakes. The app, developed by UC Berkeley in […]

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August 12, 2024
Updates from Public Works- How many potholes? How much graffiti?

July Report from the Office of Community Beautification For the month of July 2024, OCB contractors removed 2,856,895 square feet of graffiti from 40,625 locations citywide. Here are the top 5 Council Districts from which the highest amounts of graffiti was removed… Council District 14: 543,834 square feet of graffiti removed from 6,895 locations. Council […]

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August 11, 2024
Gov. Newsom helps clear LA homeless camp, issues funding threat

Governor said he would start taking funds away from cities, counties not doing enough California Governor Gavin Newsom issued a stern warning to local governments on Thursday: clean up homeless encampments or risk losing state funding next year. Speaking at a recently cleared homeless encampment in Los Angeles, Newsom emphasized that cities and counties must […]

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August 9, 2024
LA’s BEST Afterschool Enrichment Program

Exciting news! LA's BEST is now accepting applications for their Afterschool Enrichment Program and their before-school/morning program. LA's BEST provides a safe, nurturing environment where students grow, learn, and have fun beyond the classroom. Visit their website to apply today! https://lasbest.org/application/

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August 9, 2024
LAUSD effort is underway to cut down the number of students who skip class

One family got a visit from Superintendent Carvalho who said ‘sometimes school comes to you’ Between working full-time as a housekeeper and taking care of her five kids, Eleuteria Perez doesn’t often have time to think about their school attendance rates. Perez tries to instill in her kids the importance of showing up to class every day, […]

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