Thank you to Councilmember Krekorian who reports that his office worked with the Department of Sanitation to clean up this spot at 12511 W. Magnolia. Remember to call 311 or use the MyLA311 app to report blight, bulky items or illegal dumping.
There is a cooling center at North Hollywood Park on Lankershim Boulevard, open daily from 11 am until 11 pm. Check on your neighbors. And remember that pets need relief too – don’t walk pets during the day and be sure they have access to shade and plenty of fresh water.
On June 25 over 40 participants completed a Disaster Awareness Course sponsored by your NCVV City Services Committee and NCVV Board of Directors receiving hands on training in emergency preparation, search & rescue skills and safety information.
Do you know a street in Valley Village that has a small pothole or pop out, cracked surface or needs other assistance from the Bureau of Street Services?
Metro has informed Neighborhood Council Valley Village that a contractor will be chosen in June to begin construction of the sound wall along the 170 freeway from Sherman Way to the 134 interchange.
Big changes are happening in our largest Valley Village schools. On May 9 the LAUSD Board held a public hearing regarding proposed renovations to Colfax Charter Elementary School, approving the plans that will add much needed classroom space and improve the safety of student drop off and pick up.
NCVV’s Board sponsored and participated in several Earth Day 2017 activities, culminating with an all-day shredding event at Valley Village Park on April 22.
On Wednesday April 5, a special public ceremony marked the ground breaking of NoHo West, the mixed use development that will bring much needed shopping, dining and residential opportunities to the former site of Macy’s, on Laurel Canyon Boulevard at Oxnard.
Once again North Hollywood High demonstrated academic excellence as the school’s Team Togo took top spot at the country’s premier cybersecurity championship.
The City of Los Angeles has long maintained a ban on inflatable “bounce” structures and the use of outdoor generators in Valley Village Park. At the February meeting of NCVV’s Board of Directors, the Board asked the Bureau of Parks to step up enforcement of the ban.