Hundreds of neighbors came together in Valley Village Park to celebrate the 41st National Night Out. This was NCVV's NNO 20th event, and everyone who joined the cool breezes and smooth sounds of the Jimmy Dale Band had the opportunity to recognize the importance of community in times of trouble and need.
Mayor Karen Bass paid a visit to Valley Village on July 24 to speak about the importance of art in the city of Los Angeles. The meeting featured comments from Mayor Bass, stressing the importance of arts in a strong, vibrant city, and spoke to her commitment to supporting organizations and groups that promote opportunities in the arts.
Neighborhood Council Valley Village celebrated the nation's birthday with our annual pancake breakfast, sponsored with staff and members of the congregation of Faith Presbyterian Church.
The seven newly elected Board members will be sworn in and begin their Board tenure on July 23 during an in person meeting at Faith Presbyterian Church, 5000 Colfax Avenue.
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Valley Village residents came together on Saturday June 7 to celebrate the retirement of Senior Lead Officer Rob Benavidez.
On Saturday April 19 NCVV's Board celebrated Earth Day with a shredding event, free trees, and an opportunity to donate food for those in need. NCVV Board members, neighbors and other stakeholders joined City Councilman Adrin Nazarian, US Congresswoman Luz Rivas, State Assemblymember Nick Schulz and Senior Lead Officer Rob Benavidez as hundreds dropped off documents for shredding, adopted trees and donated food to the North Hollywood Interfaith Food Pantry.
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Members of NCVV's Board of Directors and Student Committee joined area residents and other stakeholders to meet with some of LAPD's finest on Saturday March 15. Senior Lead Officer Rob Benevides and other officers spent the morning discussing public safety and policing over coffee and baked goods.
NCVV has been hosting CERT training for almost 20 years, and has more than 400 graduates over that period of time.