City of Los Angeles - Neighborhood Services Directory

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction ............................................................................................................................................................ 3
The Cily of Los Angeles ..................................... ......................................... ....................................... .................. .4
Members of The City Council ................... .......... ............................ .. .....................................................................5
Los Angeles City Council District Map .................. ... ......................................... ........................ ... ...... .. .... ..... .... ....6
About Los Angeles ... .... .. " ......... .... ..... ........ ..... .. .... .... .... ........ ........ ., .., ..... .... . ,.......................... ..... .... ... ...... ... ... ... ..7
General Information ..............................................................................................................................................8
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Aging ............... ....................................... .......... .................................... .............................................................. 10
Airport .................................................................. ................................................................................................12
Animal Services ..................................................................................................................................................13
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Building & Safely......... .... ........ ....... .... ...... .. ......................................................................................................... 14
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Cable Television . ............................................................................................................................ .................... 15
Cily Attorney........................................................................................................................................................16
Cily Clerk ................ ........................................ ...... ... ............................................................................................ 16
Cily Conlrolter......................................................................................................................................................17
City Counci l ............ ... .................................................................................................. ................ ........ ................ 18
John Ferraro Council Chamber.... ..... ........ .......................................................................................................... 19
Council Di strict 1 • Ed Reyes ..................... ..... ... ..... ........ .. ............... ...... .............................................. .... ..... .. ... ..20
Cou ncil District 2 . Wendy Greuel ....... .... .... ........................................... ............................................................. 21
Council District 3 • Dennis P. Zine .......................... ............................................................................................. 22
Cou ncil District 4 . Tom LaBonge ...... ...... ...... ....... ................................. ..... ...................... ........ ... .... ....... ............. 23
Council District 5 - Jack Weiss ............................................................................................................................24
Council District 6 . Tony Cardenas ............... ...... ........................... ...... .......... ......................... ... .......................... 25
Council District 7 - Richard Alarcon ............ .............................. .. ........................................................................26
Council District 8 . Bernard Parks................... ................................. ....................................................... ............ 27
Council District 9 • Jan Perry................. ..............................................................................................................28
Council District 10 - Herb J. Wesson , Jr........ ........ .... ... .. ... .......................... ......................................... ...... .... ... ..29
Council District 11 - Bill Rosendahl. .................................................................................................................... 30
Cou ncil District 12 - Greig Smith .................. ......... .............................................. ... ........................ ... ... ... ............ 31
Council District 13 - Eric Garcetti ............... ... ... ............................................................................ ....................... 32
Council District 14 - Jose Huizar........................ ................................................................................................. 33
Council District 15 - Janice Hahn ........................................................................................................................ 34
Community Development Department. ................. .. ........... , ........ , .. .., .. ... ,., ..... , .. , .. , .... , .... , .. , .. ,., .. , .. ,.,." .. , .. , ...... , .. ,.35
Community Redevelopment Agency., ............... ..... , .... ,., .. " ..... , ............. .. , .... , .. , .... , ..... , .. ,., .... .......... ....... , .. , ... , .. , .. , .37
Convention Center.... ....... .............. , ... "., ........ ...,., .. , ... .... .. ..... , .. .... , .. ,., .. , ............................................................... 37
Cultural Affairs ........ .. ....................................... .................................. ......... ......................... .... .. ..... ... ............... ...38
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Di sabilily.................................................................... ............. ............................................................................. 39
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EI Pueblo De Los Angeles ..................................................................................................................................40
Emergency Preparedness ......................... .. ....................................... ... ......................................... ..................... 41
Ethics Commission ..............................................................................................................................................41
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Fire Department. ........................................................................ ..... ....... ..................................... .... ... ... ..... ....... .42
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Harbor Department · Port of Los Angeles .............................. ..... ..... ........................... ... ..... ............................... 42
Housi ng Authority of the City of Los Angeles .................................... ..... ................................. ........................... .43
Housing Department ...........................................................................................................................................43
Human Services Department. ........ ... .... ........................ .......... ............. ...... ..... .. ... ... .. .... ... ......... ....................... .48
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Library.... ...... .......... ............................... .. ..... ........... ................................................................ ...... ..................... 48
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Mayor........................................................................................... .................................... .................................. 52
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Neighborhood Empowerment .............................................................................................................................52
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Personnel. , ..... .... ....... .. .... ... ............. ... ..... .. ..... ............................... ... ....................................... .. ........................ 53
Planning .................................................................................... ,...., ... ,.... " ........... ,.... ,.. , ........................... .... , ...... 53
Police ............. ........ ................................ .............................................................................................................55
Public Works ............................... ........................... .......... ............................................................................. ..... 57
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Recreation and Parks .......................................................................................................................................... 60
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Transportation ........................... , ........... ............................ ... " .... .... .... .... ... .... ............. ....... .... .. .................. .... .. ...7 1
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Water and Power.................................................................................................................................................72
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Zoo ................ ................................. ..... ..... ..... ............................ .......................................................................... 73
Appendix -A (How a Proposal Becomes City Law) ..............................................................................................74
Appendix - B (Organization of the City of Los Angeles) .......... ...... .. .... ............... ........................... ...................... 75
Quick Reference Numbers ........................................................... .., .................................................................... 76
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INTRODUCTION
This community directory was prepared to provide you with valuable Informalion about the services available 10 you in the City of
los
Angeles. Inside, you will find important telephone numbers for you to call when you need assistanca.
You'll find telephone numbers and addresses for the City Council representative for your community as wall as maps of the 15 Council
Districts and listings of available services from the City departments. In addition, there is information on how you can become more involved
in your community through your participation in the citywide network of independent Neighborhood Councils now being established or by
reaching oul as a volunteer in one of the many opportunities available through City departments.
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information in this directory. which is an update of the Fall. 2007 edition. This
new edition was designed to be a helpful resource for you and make it easier for you to access the broad range of services and programs
available to the residents of the City.
2011
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THE CITY OF LOS ANGELES
ANTONIO R. VILLARAIGOSA
Mayor
ERIC GARCETII
Council President
City Attorney
Controller
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MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
TONY CARDENAS
1sl District
6 th District
PAUL KREKORIAN
2 nd District
ih District
DENNIS P. ZINE
3 rd District
BERNARD C. PARKS
8th District
TOM lABONGE
4 th Oisirict
JAN PERRY
9th District
PAUL KORETZ
HERB J. WESSON, JR.
10lh 0 islricl
5th District
BilL ROSENDAHL
11th District
RICHARD ALARCON
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ERIC GARCETII
13 th District
JANICE HAHN
15th District
LOS ANGELES CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT MAP
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ABOUT LOS ANGELES
los Angeles began as a farming community, a Spanish pueblo on the west bank of the Los Angeles River. Ceremonies founding the
village 01 just over 40 settlers look place on September 4, 1781 , and were part of Ihe Spanish plans for the colonization of California.
Don Felipe de Neve, California's Spanish Governor, joined Father Junipero Serra in founding Ihe pueblo for Ihe King of Spain. They
gave it Ihe name EI Pueblo de Nueslra Senora la Reina de Los Angeles de Porciuncula (lhe City of Our lady the Queen of Ihe Angels of
Porciuncula). Over lime, Ihe area became known as the eiudad de Los Aflgeles, City of Angels.
By April 4, 1850, when the City of Los Angeles was incorporated, it had grown to a population of over 1,600 people, and an area of 28
square miles. There were no sidewalks, no streetlights, and no graded slreets.
Today, the City of Los Angeles encompasses 469 square miles and, with a population of more than 3.6 million people, it Is the second
largest City in the nation. The City's boundaries extend from Sylmar on the north to San Pedro on the south, and from Pacific Palisades
to EI Sereno.
THE CITY SEAL
The lion of Leon and ttle casUe of Castile are from the Arms of
Spain and represent Los Angeles under Spanish control, from 1542
to 1821 . The eagle holding a serpent is from the Arms of Mexico
and represents the period of Mexican sovereignty from 1822 to
1846. The Bear Flag typifies the California Republic of 1846. The
Stars and Stripes indicate the present status of Los Angeles as an
American city. The sprays of Olives, Grapes & Oranges suggest
the City's garden location. The beaded circle surrounding the shield
represents a Rosary, suggesting the part played by the Mission
Padres in founding the City.
THE CITY FLAG
The original nag of the City of Los Angeles, known as the Fiesta Flag,
was designed in 1931 for Ihe City's 1501h birthday. The banner has
a taffeta background of notched stripes of green (for olive trees),
yellow (for orange groves) and red (for the vineyards). The colors of
the flag are also found In the flags of Spain and Mexico, whose past
is very important in the early history of los Angeles. A replica of the
City Seal is shown in the center of the banner. DeSigned by Roy
E. Silent and E.S. Jones of Los Angeles, the flag was presented to
Mayor Frank E. Shaw by Isadore B. Dockweller, President of the
La Fiesta Association,
Visitors 10 Ihe 3rd noor of Los Angeles City Hall may view a City
Flag on display which has the inscription: ~This flag was flown
aboard Ihe Space Shuttle 'Challenger' which carried the first crew
of 7 astronauts Into space Oct. 5 - 13. 1984.~ The inscription is
signed by Or.Sally Ride, Mission Specialist. A native of Encino,
she became the first American woman in space in 1983 on the
shuttle Challenger, made a second Challenger space fligh t in 1984,
and was preparing for her third mission when the Challenger was
destroyed in a tragic explosion in 1986.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Contact City of los Angeles
You can contact your City government by phone. mail, or electronically via email or online fo rm. The easiest way to contac! us is by calling
3- 1-1 for non-emergency city services:
If you have Internet access, the City Home Page a\ www.lacily.org can be a wonderful source for information about City government,
including agendas and meetings of the City Council and Council Committees. If you go to the home page, locate "My Neighborhood" and
type in your home address, you'll get a wealth of information lailored to your location, including the names of your city. county, slate, and
federal representatives. your cable tv provider, recreation and parks district, planning area, census Iract and the nearest fire and police
stations. A number of City departments have detailed information and customer service programs available online, including applica tion
and service request documents thai can be downloaded.
www.lacity.org
Dial 3-1-1
(866) 4LA-C ity or (866) 452-2489
(213) 473-3231
(213) 473-5990 TID
NO COMPUTER?
Each of the City's branch libraries has computers for the public to use to access the Internet. Check the LIBRARY listing In thi s directory
to find the closest branch library.
City Hall and Neighborhood City Halls
Los Angeles City Hall
Sa n Ferna ndo Valley
San Pedro
Westside
200 North Spring St.
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Van Nuys Civic Center
San Pedro Municipal Building
West l.A. Municipal Building
14410 Sylvan Street
Van Nuys, CA 91401
638 South Beacon Street
1828 Sawtelle
San Pedro, CA 90731
(818) 756-8121
(310) 548-7721
Room 102
(213) 485-21 21
Blvd.
(310) 575 - 8888
COMING TO CITY HALL?
Los Angeles City Hall is located at 200 N. Spring Street in the Civic Center area of downtown los Angeles. T here are a number of street
level and underground parking lots in the Vicinity and car pools are encouraged. Because of security screening, the public entrance of
City Hall is on the Main Street side of the building - through the lobby at street level or on the third floor bridge from City Hall East.
Important City Hall Locations:
City Clerk Public Counter for Council information: Room 395, 3rd Floor
John Ferraro Council Chamber: Room 340, 3rd Floor
City Councilmembers' Offices: 4th Floor
Council Committee Hearing Rooms: 1mh Floor
Mayor's Office: Room 303, 3rd Floor
CITY COUNCIL
Regular meetings of the Los Angeles City Council are held at 10 a.m. each Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday in the John Ferraro Council
Chamber, Room 340, City Hall. Members of the public are welcome to attend these sessions and may speak on agenda topics, For
information about specific Council agenda items, call the City Clerk at (213) 978-1043. To encourage greater public participation , the
Council also holds a number of special meetings in various communities throughout the City each year.
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COUNCIL MEETING VIDEO
You can tune in to Channel 35 CilyView. carried by cable operators in the City. CouncillTleetings are broadcasl live and repealed later in
the day and on weekends on Channel 35 and are broadcast
On the internet at http://www.lacity.ora/YourGovernmenVCilyCQunciIlCQunciIMeetiogs
live on Demand Vidoes of City Council meetings. other committee / commission meeling, and non-council, board of public works
meetfngs.
COUNCIL PHONES
Another option is to monitor the Council and Committee proceedings by telephone. Call the following:
Harbor
Metro
(3'0) 547·CITYor (3'0) 547·2489
(2'3) 62'·CITY or (2'3) 62'·2489
San Fernando Valley
(818) 904-9450
Westside
(3'0) 47, -C ITY or (3'0) 47, ·2489
Los Angeles Municipa l Buildings
A variety of City departments have offices and public counters in the municipal buildings listed below
los Angeles City Hall
200 North Spring 51.
John 5. Gibson , Jr.
Van Nuys, CA91401
Watts Civic Center
10221 Compton Ave.
638 South Beacon SI.
Watts, CA 90002
City Hall East
San Pedro, CA 90731
Westchester Municipal Building
200 North Main SI.
City Hall South
Hollywood Municipal Building
7166 West Manchester Ave.
6501 Fountain Ave.
Westchester CA 90045
Los Angeles , CA 90028
West Los Angeles Municipal Bu ilding
111 East First SI.
Mark Ridley·Thomas Constituent
Service Center
Marvin Braude San Fernando Valley
84755. Vermont Ave.
Constituent Service Center
1645 Corinth Ave.
West Valley Municipal Building
'19040 Vanowen SI.
6262 Van Nuys Blvd.
Van Nuys, CA 91401
Sunland-Tujunga Municipal Building
Eagle Rock Municipal Building
Tujunga, CA 91042
Reseda , CA 91335
7747 Foothill Blvd .
544 N. Avalon Blvd.
2035 Colorado Blvd .
Eagle Rock, CA 90041
Wilmington Municipal Building
Van Nuys City Hall
14410 Sylvan SI.
Wilmington, CA 90744
County, State and Federal Governments
Telephone numbers for other government offices and services are listed in the white pages of your telephone directory under ~los Angeles
County,· "State of CaUfornia," and "Uniled States Government." If you need additional help finding the offices or services you wan t, can
one of the following numbers. Have a pencil and paper handy to make a note of telephone numbers and web site information.
Los Angeles County Information:
California State Information:
United State Federal Information:
211 or (800) 339·6993
(2'3) 620-3030
(800) 688-9889
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ABANDONED VEH ICLES see Transportation
AGING
Department of Aging
Los Angeles Department of Aging
3580 Wilshire Blvd .• Suite 300
(2 13) 252-4000
(800) 510-2020 (With in L.A. City Only)
(213) 252·4030 Information and Assistance
3·1-1 Non-emergency City services
(213) 252-4020 FAX
age .webin [email protected]
www.aging.lacity.org
Provides comprehensive sefYices for seniors inClUding nutritional, recreational, social, transportation, and health care programs.
Offers case management to assess social and health needs and In-home programs to assist fralt seniors in maintaining independent
living. Provides support programs for family caregivers. Please note that services may have eligibility requirements and limits.
A wide variety of elder adult & family caregiver programs are offered by the City through its system of multipurpose senior centers,
including counseling, nutrition programs , financial advice. recrea tional and social activities, legal aid, health care screening, housing
inform ation and work opportunities. The Centers are usually the best place to start if you have a questron or a problem. See below for
the Center near you and information regarding services.
Seniors are served nutritious hot meals five days a week through the City's Senior Lunch Program. More than 3, 500 meals are served
daily at 100 community dining centers in Ihe city,
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Adult Day Support Centers
Provides free health screening and exams
heavy household tasks. cooking, shopping ,
(800) 510.2020
for seniors in a variety of community
or light housekeeping. as needed, and
(2 13) 252-4030
seltings.
friendly visitors.
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Provides health, social and support
services lor older adults who have phYSical,
emotional. or mental Impairments and
require assistance and supervision in a
protective setting during daytime hours.
Offers relief for caregivers.
Alzheim er 's Day Care and
Resource Centers
(800) 510-2020
(2 13) 252-4030
Specialized day care and support services
for individuals with Alzheimer's Disease
and other dementia-related disorders and
support for their families and caregivers.
Care Management
(800) 510-2020
(2 13) 252-4030
Program designed to assess social and
health needs of frait seniors, develop a
care plan to meelthese needs and ensure
thai the plan works as designed.
Elder Abuse Hotline
Legal Services
(800) 992-1660
(323) 939-0506
Call to report physical. emotional and/or
financial abuse of seniors.
Citywide legal services are available to
seniors 55 years of age and older with
economic or social need.
Emergency Alert Response
System (EARS)
(213) 252-4072
Provides telecommunication equipment 10
frail. medically needy seniors so they may
maintain Independence.
Home Secure
(800) 510-2020
(213) 252-4030
Provides renters and homeowners of
limited income with free grab bars, handheld shower hoses, shower chairs. door
and window locks, peepholes and gas
shut-off valves, installed as needed at no
cost.
In Home
Disease Prevention and Health
Promotion Services
(800) 510-2020
(213) 252-4030
(800) 510-2020
(213) 252-4030
Assists frail seniors In maintaining
independent living by providing help with
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Linkages and Respite Purchase
of Service Programs
(800) 510-2020
(2 13) 252-4030
Provides resources to maintain frail.
elderly and functionally impaired adults
in their homes and provides relief for their
caregivers .
Older Adult Parenting (kidship
Care)
(800) 510-2020
(2 13) 252-4030
Community-based
program
provides
services for older adults caring for
grandchildren or other family members.
Services
Include
counseling.
case
management and supportive services,
information and management, referrals
for legal matters, financial assistance.
educational inquiries, child care, housing
needs . transportation and employment
assistance.
Older Adult Services and
Information System (OASIS)
(800) 510·2020
(213) 252-4030
OASIS is a recreational , educational,
cultural arts and information program for
seniors . Call for site information
Ombudsman
WISE Adult Day Services
1510 Pico Blvd .
Santa Monica , CA 90405
(BOO) 334·9473
(310) 452-7802
(3 10) 45Z-7653 FAX
Provides residents of long-term care
faciliti~s with independent, objective help
in resolving problems within each facility.
Senior Employment Training
Program
(BOO) 510·2020
(213) 252·4030
Provides pari-lime, on-the-job training
for seniors within federal low-income
The goal of the program
guidelines.
is unsubsidized employment for older
workers.
Senior Lunch Program
CONGRAGATE PROGRAM
(2 13) 252-4030
Seniors are served nutritious hot meals
five days a week through the City's
Senior Lunch Program. More than 3,500
meals are served daily at 100 community
dining centers in the city. Donations are
requested , but no one is turned away. Call
the Multipurpose Senior Cenler near you
for the nearest dining center location .
Multipurpose Senior Centers
(MPC)
CENTRAL
Theresa Lindsay MPC
429 E. 42nd Place
Los Angeles, CA 900 11
(323) 846-1920
(323) 846- 1930 FAX
CENTRAL BUSINESS
Single Room Occupancy Housing
Corporation, Inc.
517 S. San Julian St
(213) 229-9672
(2 13) 229-9679
(213) 229-9677 FAX
CITY
St. Barnabas MPC
675 S. Carondelet St.
(2 13) 388·4444
(2 13) 739-2972 FAX
EAST VALLEY
Sherman Oaks I East Valley Adult
Center
5056 Van Nuys Blvd ,
Sherman Oaks 91403
(818) 766-5165
(818) 766-1629 FAX
EASTSIDE
International Institute MPC
435 S. Boyle Ave.
(323) 264-6210
(323) 264-4623 FAX
HOME DELIVERED PROGRAM
Meals are home delivered each weekday
to eligible seniors in over 100 communities.
Any homebound senior who because 01
a physical or mental disability is unable
10 get to a dining center may be eligible.
Donations are requesled . Calilha nearest
Multipurpose Center or the Information
number to get more details.
NORTHEAST VALLEY
Northeast Valley MPC
11300 Gtenoaks Blvd.
Pacoima, CA 91331
(818) 834·6100
(8 18) 834·6108 FAX
NORTHSIDE
Hollywood MPC
1360 N. SI. Andrews PI.
(323) 957-3900
(323) 462-6164 FAX
NORTHWEST VALLEY
Robert M. Wilkinson MPC
8956 Vanalden Ave.
Northridge, CA 91324
(818) 756·774 1
(818) 756·9747 FAX
SOUTH CENTRAL
Bradley MPC
10957 S. Central Ave.
(323) 563· 5639
(323) 923-1474 FAX
SOUTHWEST VALLEY
Valley Senior Service and Resource
Center
18255 Victory Blvd.
Reseda, CA 91335
(818) 705·2345
(818) 705·2592 FAX
SOUTHWESTERN
People Coordinated SelVices MPC
5133 S. Crenshaw Blvd .
HARBOR
Wilmington Jaycees Foundation Inc.
1371 Eubank Ave.
Wilmington , CA 90744
(310) 518·4533
(310) 518·9912 FAX
MID VALLEY
Bernardi MPC
65 14 Sylmar Ave.
Van Nuys, CA 91406
(8 18) 781 -1101
(818) 909-7547 FAX
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(323) 294·5226
(323) 735·123 1
(323) 735·7054 FAX
WEST WI LSHIRE
Freda Mohr MPC
330 N. Fairfax Ave.
los Angeles, CA 90036
(323) 937-5900
(323) 857·1872 FAX
WEST ADAMS
WESTSIDE
Transportationl City Ride
2526 West Blvd.
Felicia Mal100d MPC
Los Angeles. CA 90016
11338 Santa Monica Blvd
(213) 808-7433
The
Department
(323) 735-5799
(323) 735-6306 FAX
(310) 479-4 11 9
of
Transportation
sponsors a transportation subsidy program
for seniors 65 years and older and disabled
people of any age.
(310) 231-0160 FAX
AIRPORT
Los Angeles World Airports
1 World Way
(310) 646-5252
(310) 644-0370 TDD
www.lawa,org
Los Angeles World Airports is governed by a seven-member Board of Airport Commissioners. The Board is composed of business and
civic leaders who are appoInted by the Mayor and approved by the City Council. Airports In the system: Los Angeles International (LAX),
Ontario International (ONT), Van Nuys Airport (VNY) and Palmdale Regional Airport (PM D).
Los Angeles International
Airport
LAX
1 Wand Way
(310) 646-5252
(310) 644-0370 TDD
LAX Flyaway
WEST LOS ANGELES
Location: Westwood
(866) I-FLY-LAX
(866) 4 35-9529
www.l awa.aero/f lyaway
Convenient Non-Stop Bus Service to LAX
from ;
a Union Station (Downtown L.A.)
• Van Nuys (San Fernando Valley)
• Westwood (Wesl Los Angeles)
Ontario International Airport
aNT
1923 East Avian St.
Ontario, CA 91761
(909) 937-2700
(909) 937-2163 FAX
Palmdale Regional Ai rport
All FlyAway buses drop-off passengers
on the Upper/Departures Level of each
terminal at lAX.
Passengers board buses on the Lower/
Arrivals Level in front of each terminal
under the green "FlyAway. Buses and
Long Oistance Vans" signs. Each bus is
marked with its service location.
PMD
4 1000 20th SI.
DOWNTOWN LA
Palmdale, CA 93559
Location: Union Station
The LAX FlyAway service operates from
Bus Stop 9 althe Patsaouras Transit
Plaza at Union Station .Passengers should
enter on the Vignes Street side of Union
Station.
(661) 266-7602
(661) 266-7604 TDD
Van Nuys Airport
VNY
16461 Sherman Way
Van Nuys, CA 91406
(818) 785-8838
(818) 756-9386 TDD
The LAX FlyAway bus stop is located
adjacent to Westwood Village, outside of
UCLA Parking Structure 32 on the north
side of Kinross Avenue, one block west of
Gayley Avenue,
LAX Ground Public
Transportation
Free shuWe bus service is provided from
the Metro Green Line Aviation Station.
Passengers wishing to use this shuttle
bus service should wait under the LAX
Shuttle & Airl ine Connections sign on
the Lower/Arrival Level islands in front of
each terminal, and board the ' G~ Shuttle.
Passengers also can take the "C· Shuttle
from the same pick-up point to get to
the Metro 8us Center. where they can
board city buses serving the Los Angeles
area. Information on city bus services is
available by telephone on the Information
Display Board in the baggage claim area
in each terminal. In addition , passengers
can obtain local transit Information by
calling (800) 266·6883.
SAN FERNANDO VALL EY
Location: Van N uys Airport
Other public bus authorities serving LAX
are Culver City Bus lines, Santa MonIca
The LAX FlyAway service operates from
the FlyAway Bus Terminallceated at 7610
Woodley Avenue, Van Nuys.
Big Blue Bus, and Torrance Transit.
Passengers can pick up these buses at
the Metro Bus Cenler in Lot C .
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ANIMAL SERVICES
Animal Servlces Department
22 1 N. Figueroa S1. 5th Floor
Los Angeles, CA900 12
(888)452-7381
(2 13)482-9511 FAX
www.laanimalservices.com
LA. Animal Services. one of the largest rescue organizations in the nation, rescues, houses and cares for more than 70,000 lost and
abandoned animals annually, enforces animal·related taws and acl s to prevent cruelty to animals.
Adopt a Pet
(888)452-7381
Please visit one of LA Animal Services
Animal Care Centers where a variety of
animals, from purebred to mixed breeds,
are available for adoption. Also visi t
www.
laanimalservices.com where you can try
the Matchmaker feature to find the perfect
pel for you or search the database of
adoptable animals. You can also localo
Mobile Pel Adoptions in your area. Adoption
costs vary and include rabies vaccination,
microchlpping and sterilization.
Animal Care Centers
EAST VALLEY
14409 Vanowen S1.
Va n Nuys, CA 91405
(888)452-7381
(8 18)756-91 10 FAX
HARBOR
957 North Gaffe y
San Pedro, CA 90731
(888)452-7381
(310)548-7428 FAX
WEST VALLEY
20655 Plummer SI.
Chatsworth, CA 91311
(888) 452-7381
(8 18)756-91 11 FAX
In the possession of LA Animal Services.
Also, as part of Ihe new law requiring spay
or neuter of dogs and cats, any dog or cat
that is exempt from the requirement and
remains intact must be microchiped. The
cost to microchip an animal is $25.
Spay and Neuter
Vaccin ate a Pet
(888)452-7381
(888)452-7381
All dogs and cats residing in the City of
Los Angeles must be spayed or neutered
unless they meet certain medical criteria,
are active show or service dogs, or afe
licensed for breeding purposes. Stiff
fines and penalties can be assessed for
persistent failure to comply. For those who
cannot afford the cost of altering their pets,
LA. Animal Services provides .several
programs; including low cost and free
spay/neuter coupons for City residents for
use at participating veterinarians. More
infomlation about low cost spay/neuter
programs and applications for coupons
can be obtained al any LAAnimal Services
Animat Care Cenlor or online at www.
laanimalservices.com.
Low-cost vaccination clinics are offered
year·round at various locations. Any dog
over four (4) months of age is required
to have a current rabies vaccination
and dog owners stlOuld retain the
vaccination documentation. Visil V/WW ,
laanimalservices.com for a Jist of low-cost
vaccination clinics.
Licensing
(888)452-7381
NORTH CENTRAL
320 1 Lacy St.
(888)452-7381
(2 13)847-0555 FAX
SO UTH LOS ANGELES
36 1211thAve.
(888) 452-7381
(213)847-0554 FAX
WEST LOS ANGELES
11 361 W. Pico Blvd .
(888)452-7381
(310)207-4965 FAX
All dogs residing In the City must be
licensed. Dogs are required to wear
license tags on their conars or halters at
aU limes. Horses must also have a license,
which costs $14 per year. A license for
a spayed or neutered dog costs $ 15 per
year, while a license for an unaltered dog
costs $100 per year. Seniors aged (62+)
and disabled Individuals living in the City
of Los Angeles may qualify to receive
a free dog license (must show proof of
current rabies vaccination) if they meet low
income requirements. Dog licenses may
be purchased at any LA Animal Services
Animal Care Center or renewed online at
www.taanimatservices.com.
Microchip a Pet
(888) 452-7381
Make an appointment with your local
Animal Care Center and microchip your
animal. Getting your dog micro-chipped
makes identification and re turn of a lost
pel quick and easy if he or she ends up
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Find a Lost Pet
(888)452-7381
Please visil your nearest Animal Care
Cenler or visil www.laanimalservices.com
to search our database of found animals.
You also can register your missing animal
with our Iosl pet registra\fon service on
the Find A Lost Pet page on the website.
You wilt be emailed automatically when
an animal matching the description you
provide is registered as FOUND or shows
up at one the Los Angeles Animal Care
Centers. Emails are sent once per day and
registra tion Is valid for 30 days. In addition,
if an animal is found with a microchip, dog
license, or other traceable identification,
LA Animal Services will notify the owner.
Found or Stray Animal s
(888)452-7381
Anyone who has found a lost pet or stray
animal should take it to the nearest Anima\
Care Center. Owners usually check Iheir
local Animal Care Center first when they
are looking for a lost pel. Found pets may
also be regislered on the Find A Lost Pel
page at www.laanimalservices.com.
Dead Anim al Pickup
(800) 773-2489
The City of Los Angeles, Bureau of
Sanitalion is responsible for picking up
dead animals. L.A. Animal Services does
not pick up dead animals. If any animals
In the City of Los Angeles have died and
need \0 be collected for sanitary reasons ,
the Bureau of Sanitation will come to your
location and pick the animal up for proper
disposal. To make a request for Oead
Animal Collection, you must provide: (1)
Address or Localion of Animal , and (2) Your
Telephone Number. Collectors may enter
the home, garage or backyard to re trieve
animals, but will not climb or crawl into tight
places. Dead animals are not to be buried
except in established cemeteries.
Report Anima l Abuse and
Cruelty
(213)847-1417
Abusing or failing to properly care for any
animal is against the law and is punishable
with fines and possible jail time. This
includes participation in dog and cock
fighting. LA Animal Services Is constantly
on the lookout for evidence of abuse. and
the Animal Cruelty Task Force works with
the City Attorney and Dislrict Attorney
to investigate and prosecute abuse and
cruelty cases. You can call to report abuse
and cruelty at (213) 847~ 1417 .
Complain A bout a Barking Dog
(888) 452-7381
If you are experiencing a problem with a
barking dog, you must submit a written
complaint directly to the Animal Care
Center serving your area. Your leller
must include the following information:
(1) Your Name, (2) Your Address, (3) Your
Phone Number, (4) Address of the barking
dog, (5)Description of the Problem, and
(6)Your Signature. Please visit www.
laanimalservices.com for more detailed
InformatIon
Report a Dangerou s Animal
(888) 452-7381
An animal may be considered dangerous if
it has attacked a person or another animal.
Report All dangerous animals to your
nearest Animal Care Center. An Animal
Control Officer will go out and investigate
If found dangerous, the animal may be
impounded for further observation.
l eas h l aw
(888) 452-7381
If you take or allow your dog off your
property or place of reSidence, you must
have him or her on a leash. Failure to do
so could result in a stiff fine. There are a
number of dog parks in the City where it
is legal to let your dog off~leash, but no
beaches at present.
Clean Up After Your Dog
(888) 452-7381
Dog owners are required to clean up after
their dogs when taking them out in public.
Failure to do so could lead to stiff fines.
Bring a bag when you lake your dog for a
walk! LAMC Section 53.49.
Wildlife
(888) 452-7381
LA Animal Services has a Wildlife Division
to aid residents in rectifying problems and
some of Ihe uneasiness that many people
may face with wildlife. This program
allows for a Department representaUve
to provide on~site evaluations. education
on methods of exclusion, deterrents and
discouragement of wildlife forays into our
city neighborhoods. II is not the intention
of Ihe Department of Animal Services to
remove wildlife from residential areas.
You may not feed "non-domesticated
mammalian predators" (for example,
coyotes. faxes, possums, raccoons and
skunks). Violating this lawis a misdemeanor
and can subject you to fines.
Selling Animals
(888) 452-7381
There are laws restricting the selling of
animals within the City of Los Angeles
on all streets, sidewalks, and other public
places. Selling animals usually requires
obtaining a Business Tax Registration
Certificate (BTRC) from the City of los
Angeles. Pel shops and kennels must also
obtain permits for public sales from LA
Animal Services.
Make a Donation or Purcha se a
Pet Gift Certificat e
(888) 452-7381
Help a sheiler animal! Gift certificates and
girt donations to the Department of Animal
Services are the perfect way to honor aU
Ihe animal lovers in your life . Whether it is
for a birthday, wedding. holiday. or other
special occasion, making a donation or
giving a Department of Animal Services' Gift
Certificate enriches the lives of both people
and animals. Visi t www.laanimalservlces.
com or contact an Animal Care Center
near you for more information.
BRUSH CLEARANCE . s e e Fire D e partment
BUILDING & SAFETY
De partme nt of Building & Saf ety
201 N, Figueroa Street
Los Angeles. CA 900 12
www.ladbs.org
Protects public safety and discourages urban blighllhrough code enforcement of zoning, building , plumbing, mechanical, and electrical
codes, as well as engineering, energy, and disabled access regulations. Through inspections. ensures that tocal and state laws for
construction and maintenance of commercial, industrial, and residential buildings are followed . Issues permits required ror virtually all
construction citywide, including building, grading. plumbing , mechanlcat, electrical and elevators.
Construction Service Centers
New Construction Inspection
Residential Property Reports
DOWNTOWN
After obtaining the required permits for the
work to be performed, call 311 to schedule
one or more inspections as the work
progresses. For automated inspection
requests, call
Prior to the sale or exchange of residential
property, a report is issued to advise
purchasers of the authorized use,
occupancy, zoning classifICation and other
InformatIon of City record regarding the
property. Also included is information
regarding inslallalionof metal bars, security
roll-down shutters, smoke
detectors,
Impact hazard glazing. water conservation
devices, seismic gas shut- off valves and
certificates of occupancy.
Figueroa Plaza
201/221 N. Figueroa SI
1s1 Floor, 4th Floor
(213) 482-0077
San Pedro
638 S. Beacon St.
Room 276
San Pedro, CA 90731
(3 10) 732-4545
SOUTH LA
8475 S . Vermont Ave.
2nd Floor
Los Ange les, CA 90044
(323) 789-2782
VA N NUYS
6262 Van Nuys Blvd .
2nd Floor, Room 251
Van Nuys, CA 91401
(818) 374-4300
WEST LOS ANGELES
1828 Sawtelle Blvd .
2nd Floor
West Los Angeles, CA 90025
(888) 524-2845 (Inside LA. County)
(2 13)482-0000 (Outside LA. County)
You'll need to provide the permit number,
site address and type of inspection needed.
Permits
A plan review by a Department plan check
engineer may be required before Building
and Safety can issue a permit . Express
building, plumbing, mechanical
and
electrical permits that do not require plan
check may be obtained at any Express
Permit coUnter located in the Construction
Service Centers, via facsimile, or online
using the department's e-permit program
on the LADBS website.
Zoning Information
Zoning information for most parcels
In the City of Los Angeles is available
Ihrough 311 . You may also obtain zoning
Information via fax by using the form
available through Ihe LADBS web sHe and
In person at the district offices.
Property Complaints
Call 311 10 file complaints regarding
code violalions on e.:isting single-family
residential
buildings,
condominiums,
townhouses, hotels, motels, and other
commercial buildings.
For complaints
regarding buildings with two or more
residen tial units and apartment buildings,
contact the Housing Department at 866-
557-7368.
(310) 575-8181
CABLE TELEVISION
Information Technology Agency (ITA)
ITA monitors the performance of the City's cable television franchise holders and assists in resolving cable related consumer complaints.
Each of the 14 franchise areas is served by a privately-owned company. The City permits the company to use the City's rights-of-way to
install cable and provide cable services to residents. In turn, the City exercises regulatory powers thai are limited by stale and federal
laws. Please call jf you need information concerning your cable operator or if you are experiencing problems with cable services.
You can find out who your cable provider is by accessing the Internet at www.lacily.org and typing in your address under "My
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Council Phone
City Han East 1400
200 N. Main Street
(213) 978-331 1
(3 10) 547-2489 Harbor
(2 13) 621-2489 Metro
(818) 904-9450 Valley
(310)471-2489 Weslside
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You may lislen to the live proceedings of
the Council and COmmittee meetings.
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Programm ing and General
Information
(213) 485-7561
(213) 847-4329 FAX
(213) 473-3978 Viewer Comment
Hotline
CITY ATTORNEY
City Attorney
200 N. Main 51. Room 800
(213) 978-8100
(213) 978-7000 Civil
(213) 978-7640 Criminal
(213) 978-8312 FAX
(213) 978-8310 TOD
www.attv. lacitY·Qrg
The City Attorney Is elected by the people of Los Angeles to represent the City and serves as the legal advisor to the Mayor, City Council ,
and all City boards, departments, officers and entities. The City Attorney prosecutes misdemeanor criminal offenses and infractions
occurring in the City, including domestic violence, child abuse. driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, theft, and assaults. The City
Attorney's Office also provides resources for victims of crime and administers a number of citywide crime prevention iniha\ives focused
on preserving the quality of Ule throughout OUf neighborhoods.
Anima l Protection Section
(213) 978-7829
Oversees the prosecution of animal
abuse and neglect cases in the City and
works closely with taw enforcement, the
City's Department of Animal Services.
the Human Society of Ihe United States,
the SPCALA and other local and national
humane organizations.
Environmental Justicel
er Section
Cosum~
(2 13) 978-8070
Prosecutes consumer fraud, such as
deceptive advertiSing, miracle medical
cures and get-rich-quick schemes, as well
as the dumping of hazardous wastes into
streets and storm drains. Also addresses
a range of environmental crimes affecting
the quality of life of Los Angeles residents.
Family Violence Section
(213) 485-2352
Prosecutes cases of domestic violence,
child physical abuse, child sexual abuse,
elder abuse, and internet crimes against
children. This Section also works 10
prevent family violence, support domestic
violence victims, and protect chHdren from
becoming victims of crime.
Safe Neighborhoods and
Gang Division
Anti~
Tobacco Enforcement Program
(2 13) 978-7970
The City Allorney's Office works closely with
businesses and community organizations
to ensure compliance with local, stale and
federal tobacco control laws.
Victim Witness Program
(213) 978-2097
Provides support for victims and witnesses
in cases prosecuted by Ihe Cily Attorney's
Office through a network of offices located
throoghout the City.
(213) 978-4090
The Safe Neighborhoods and Anti-Gang
Division empowers the residents of Los
Angeles to improve the quality of life in
their communities by creating a proactive,
coordinated and tailored response to
reduce crime, and eliminate blight and
gal1g violence.
CITY CLERK
City Clerk
200 N. Main St. . Room 395
(213) 978-1133
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Council Committees
Council Phone
There are 15, three to five member standing
commltlees appointed by the President of
the Council. Each Cooncilmember chairs
one commillee, and is a member of two
or three others. Special committees are
crealed as needed . Committees make
recommendations to the full City Council.
(310) 547-2489 Harbor
(2 13) 621-2489 Metro
(818) 904-9450 Valley
(310) 471-2489 Westside
You may tisten 10 the live proceedings of
the Council and commIttee meetings.
Information Numbers
COUNCIL & PUBLIC SERVICES
FRONT COUNTER
(213) 978-11 33
For a copy of an ordinance
How to file a claim against the City
CALENDAR SECTION
(213) 978-1059
To check Ihe date an Issue will be In
CoUncil
"
INDEX SECTION
Tape Recordings
(2 13) 978- 1043
(2 13) 978-1047
(213) 978-1048
Video of Council meetings and audio of
both City Council and Committee meetings
may be played for free and without
appointment In the City Clerk's Office,
Room 395. City Hall during business hours.
Monday· Friday B a,m.· 4:30 p.m. or may
be accessed online from any computer
at
lacity.org/'acityfYQurGovernmenV
CltyCou Dci ICoy neil Meetingsfindex ,
To check the status of Council mailers
GOVERNMENTAL &
LIAISON
COMMUNITY
(2 13) 978- 1073
Municipal Elect ions
(800) 873-1000
(213) 978-0444
(213) 978-0376 FAX
The Los Angeles City Clerk's Election
Division conducts elections for the City
of los Angeles. Board of Education, and
Community College Board of Trustees,
regularly scheduled in March and May of
odd-numbered years.
Additionally, the
City Clerk conducts Neighborhood Council
elections in the Spring of even-numbered
years.
Subscriber Service
Subscribe to Council and committee
agendas at lacjtY,Q(g/lacity/SubMenul
ENSEarlyNotificationSyslem/EarlyNQUficationSystem/jndex,htm. Council
documents can also be found on the Internet at lacily.orglclk.
Subscribe to and view all Council file
activity via the Council File Management
System al cil yclerk.lacity.orq/lacityclerk·
connectlindex.cfm
lllrn·
Videotapes may be purchased for $25.
audiotapes for $10, and DVDs for $20.
Te levised Meetings
Channel 35 LA City View City Council
meetings are broadcast live and replayed in
the evening and on weekends on Channel
35 by all the cable television operators in
the City.
Websites
ORDINANCE SEARCH
Online access to Ordinances
cjtvclerk.lacjty.orq/ordinaocel
LIVE AND ON-DEMAND COUNCIL
MEETINGS
Online access to Council video and Council!
Committee audio
lacjty.orq/lacityNourGoyernmen VCityCouncil!CQuncjlMeelingsliodex.htm
COUNCIL FILE MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM
Online access to Council files and
contracts
cityclerk.lacity.orgllacityclerkconnecV
index.cfm
Voter Reg istration Information
(800) 481-8683
(213) 978-0444
Voter registration is handled by the Los
Angeles County Registrar. Recorder. Voler
regislralion forms are available al most
government agencies and at the Department
of Motor Vehicles. You may also register
via the mart . Call the Los Angeles County
Registrar-Recorder and ask to be sent a
registration card. Postage is free.
CITY CONTROLLER
City Contro ller
200 N . Main St., Room 300
(213) 978-7200
(213) 978-7211 FAX
http://controUer, lacity.orq
The City Controller. elected by the people of Los Angeles, serves as the Chief Auditor and General Accountant of the City. The
Controller regularly conducts financial and performance audits of City departments and publicly reports problems with the goal of
achieving cost-effective solutions and increasing government efficiency.
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CITY COUNCIL
City Cou ncil
200 N. Spring St.
4th Floor
(213) 978·1133
http·Uwww·council. lacity.org
The City of los Angeles is divided into 15 districts, approximately equal in population. Each district Is represented by a Councilmember
who is elected 10 serve a full·time, four·year term. The Council has authority to pass ordInances, resolutions and other actions affecting
a broad range of issues and services. It approves contracts, adopts traffic regulations and land use controls, levies taxes and authorizes
public improvements. The Council also has authority 10 modify and approve the City budget as proposed by the Mayor.
The Council elects one of its members as President of the City Council and one as President Pro Tempore. who acts as presiding officer
whenever the President is unavailable. An Assistant President Pro Tempore, appointed by the President, serves in a similar fashion.
The President of the Council acts as Mayor of the City whenever the Mayor is unavailable because of illness, disability, or absence from
Ihe state.
The City Council works to determine solutions to an array of problems that affecllhe lives and welfare of millions of City residents, provide
for public safety and Improve the quality of life in the community.
CO UNCIL DISTRICT
This directory includes maps of the 15 Council Districts. If you want 10 double check Ihe district information for a particular address,
you can do so online . Go 10 www.lacity.ofg/council, click on "My Neighborhood" and type in your address. Or you can call the Ejection
Division of the City Clerk's Office (213) 978·0444.
COUNCIL MEETINGS
Held on Tuesdays. WedneSdays, and Fridays, at 10:00 a.m. in the John Ferraro Council Chamber, Room 340, City Hall, 200 N. Spring
St. (entrance on Main SI.), Los Angeles, 90012.
On the first Friday of every month, the Council meeting is hetd at 10:00 8 .m., a\ the Van Nuys City Hall , 14410 Sylvan St., Van Nuys.
91401.
To view the calendar of Council meeting dates and times, please visitlhe following website:
http://parcl ,lacitY.QrgJaooldepVcaJendarme/filedocs!all!counciJcalendar,cfm
Occasionally the City Council is in recess or meets al a differenl time. Please visit the website above to confirm the meeting time and that
Council is in session, or ca t! the Council and Public Services Division at (213) 978-1133
COUNCIL PHONES
(310)
(213)
(818)
(3 10)
547·2489 Harbor
62 1·2489 Melro
904·9450 Valley
471·2489 WestsIde
You may listen to the live proceedings of the Council and committee meetings.
JOHN FERRARO COUNCIL CHAMBER (See ne,1 page)
The President of Ihe Council (1) sits at the center of the chamber, faCing the Councilmembers (2), who sit in alphabetical order, starting
with the first desk to the President's left, al desks arranged in a hOl"Seshoe shape. The City Clerk (3), City Attomey (4) and Chief
Legislative Analyst (5) assist in the conduct of meetings, which are broadcast live on cable television Channet 35. Viewing screens (6)
on each side of the chamber carry Ihe Channel 35 broadcast and electronic screens (7) on the front wall display item summaries and the
results of the Council vote on the Items. A speakers podium (8) for the public stands at the cen ter of Ihe public sealing area.
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City Hall Office
200 N. Spring St., Room 410
(213) 473-7001
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163 S. Ave 24, Room 202
(213) 485-0763
(213) 485-8908 FAX
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Paul Krekorian
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City Hall Office
200 N. Spring St. , Room 425
Los Angeles , CA90012
(213) 473-7002
(213) 978-3092 FAX
http://cd2 ,lacity,org
GOuncilmember.Krekorian@lacitY,Qrg
North Hollywood
6350 Laurel Canyon Blvd. , Suite 201
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North Hollywood, CA 91606
(818) 755-7676
(818) 755-7862 FAX
Sunland-Tujunga
7747 Foothill Blvd.
Tujunga, CA 91042
(818) 352-3287
(818) 352-8563 FAX
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19040 Vanowen Street
(2 13) 473-7003
(213) 485·8988 FAX
Dennis P. Zin e
Reseda , CA 91335
(8 18) 756·8848
(8 18) 756·9179 FAX
http://cd3.1acity,org
CQu ncilmember,zine@lacity,org
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City Hall Office
Valley
200 N. Spring 51.
10116 Riverside Drive, Roo #200
(818) 755-7630
(818) 755-7637 FAX
Room 480
(213) 485-3337
(213) 624-7810 FAX
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200 N. Spring SI., Room 440
(213) 473-7005
(213) 978-2250 FAX
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[email protected]
West Los Angeles
822 S. Robertson Boulevard, Suite 102
(310) 289-0353
(3 10) 289-0365 FAX
Valley
15760 Ventura Boulevard, Suite 1020
Encino, CA 91436
(818) 971-3088
(818) 788-9210 FAX
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Los Angeles, CA90012
(213) 473-7006
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Van Nuys
14410 Sylvan $1. , Suite 215
Van Nuys, CA 91401
(8 18) 778-4999
(818) 778-4998 FAX
Sun Valley
9300 Laurel Canyon . 2nd Floor
Sun Valley, CA 91331
(818) 711-0236
(818) 756-8155 FAX
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City Hall Office
Pacoima
Sylmar
200 N. Spring SL
Room 425
13630 Van Nuys Blvd.
Pacoima, CA 91331
(818) 756-9115
(818) 756-9270 FAX
13517 Hubbard St.
Sylmar, CA 91342
(8 18) 756-8409
(818) 362-4857 FAX
(2 13) 473-7007
(213) 847-0707 FAX
http://cd7.lacity.o(g
[email protected]
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Richard Al arcon
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Bernard Parks
City Hall Office
(213) 473-7008
(213) 485-7683 FAX
www.bernardparks.com
council mem ber. [email protected]
Crenshaw
3847 S. Crenshaw Blvd.
(323) 293-9467
(323) 293-3696 FAX
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8475 South Vermont Avenue
(213)485-7616
(213)485-8156 FAX
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Ja n Perry
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City Hall Office
(2 13)473-7009
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Los Angeles
4301 S. Central Ave.
(323) 846-2651
(323) 846-2656 FAX
City Hall Office
(213)473-7010
(213) 485-9829 FAX
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[email protected]
Los Angeles (Western )
1819 S. Western Ave.
(323) 733-8233
(323) 733-5833 FAX
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Herb J. Wesson, JR.
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City Hall Office
200 N. Spring SI. , Room 415
(213) 473-7011
(213) 473-6926 FAX
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cQuncilrnao ,rosendahl@lacitY,Qrg
Westchester
7166 W. Manchester Blvd .
Westchester, CA 90045
(310) 568-8772
(310) 41 0-3946 FAX
West Los Angeles
1645 Corinth Avenue, Room 20 1
West Los Angeles, CA 90025
(310) 575-8461
(310) 575-8305 FAX
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City Hall Office
(213) 473-7012
(213) 473-6925 FAX
http://cd12.1acity.org
[email protected]
Chatsworth
10044 Old Depot Plaza Rd.
Chatsworth, CA91311
(818) 701-5253
Northridge
18917 Nordhoff St., Suite 18
(818) 756-8501
(818) 756-9122 FAX
Greig Smith
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City Hall Office
Los Angeles,
CA 900 12
(2 13) 473-7013
(213) 613-0819 FAX
http://cd13 .lacity.org
cQuncilmembe[,[email protected]
Hollywood
5500 Hollywood Blvd., 4th Floor
Hollywood , CA 90028
(323) 957-4500
Glassell Park
3750 Verdugo Road.
(323) 478-9002
(323) 478-1296 FAX
Eric Garcetti
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City Hall Office
(2 13) 473-7014
(2 13) 847-0680 FAX
http:Ucd1 4.1acily.org
[email protected]
Boyle Heights
1870 E. 1st. Street
(323) 526-3059
(323) 266-7511 FAX
EI Sereno
4927 East Huntington Dr. North.
Suite 100
(323) 226- 1646
(323) 226- 1644 FAX
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Eagle Rock/Highland Park
2035 Colorado Boulevard
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(323) 254-5295
(213) 485-8788 FAX
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Jose Huizar
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City Hall Office
(213) 473-70 15
(213) 626-5431 FAX
http:Ucd 15.lacitY,Qrq
cQuQcilmembe[,[email protected]
San Pedro
638 S. Beacon St., Suite 552
San Pedro, CA 90731
(310) 732-4515
(310) 732-4500 FAX
Watts
10221 Compton Ave., Suite 200
(2 13) 473-5128
(213) 473-5132 FAX
Wilmington
544 N. Avalon Blvd .
(310) 233-7201
Janice Hahn
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
Community Development Department
1200 W. 7th SI.
4th & 7th Floor
(2 13) 744-7333
http://cdd, lacjty.org
Mission: To improve the qualily of life in the City by creating economic, social and employment opponunilies for individuals, famities and
neighborhoods;n need.
Vision: The City of Los Angeles Community Development Department wilt be a leader in developing and delivering workforce, economic
development and family services programs thai improve the lives of the socially and economically ai-risk population .
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See Target Area I FSC location below:
NORTH VALLEY
ALISO PI CO/BOYLE HEIGHTS
SOUTH
EI Nido Family Centers
Pacoima, CA91331
Lucille Beserra Roybal FSC
(818) 896-7776
1505 E. First Street
LA, CA 90033
(323) 526-3033
NORTH VALLEY
(213) 744- 7100
Board s & Commissions
COMMISSION FOR COMMUN ITY
AN D FAMILY SERVICES
COMMISSION
Deborah M. Wood, Executive Director
(213) 744-9047
BOYLE HEIGHTS
COMM ISSION ON THE STATUS OF
WOMEN
(213)473-7063
HU MAN RELATIONS COMM ISS ION
(2 13) 978-1664
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
AUTHORITY
(213) 744-9360
WORKFORCE INVESTMENT BOARD
(213) 744-7211
Financia l Management Division
(2 13) 744-9000
EI Centro de Ayuda Corp.
3467 W hittier Blvd.
LA, CA 90023
(323) 265-9228
CANOGA PARK
New Economics for Women
21400 Saticoy St.
Canoga Park, CA 91305
(818) 887-3872
CYPRESS PARK/GLASS ELL PARK
Cypress Park FSC
services to city residents in areas of highest
need.
Each center offers a set of core
parenting, tutoring. employment assistance
and access to a myriad of support programs
can receive services.
PACOIMA, CA 91331
(818) 834-5179
PICOWEST
Tom Bradley FSC
5213 W. Pico Blvd.
LA, CA 90019
(323) 692-0669
SOUTH VALLEY
New Economics for Women
693 1 Van Nuys Blvd. , Ste. 201
Van Nuys, CA 91406
(818) 786-4098
LA, CA90065
(323) 226-1682
SOUTHEAST I
ECHO PARK
LA, CA 90007
(2 13) 747-4046
The Children's COllective, Inc.
3655 S. Grand Ave.
EI Centro del Pueblo
1157 Lemoyne St.
LA, CA90026
(213) 483-6335
SO UTHEAST "
CM HP, Inc.
9219 S. Broadway Ave.
services through partnerships with a diverse
group of agencies. Families with children
under the age of 17 that need help with
11243 GLENOAKS BLVD. , STE . 3
929 Cypress Avenue.
Fam ilySource System
(2 13) 744-9700
The FamilySource System is comprised
of a network of 21 community centers
that deliver coordinated, outcome-driven
Pacoima FSC
HOLLYWOOD
Youth Policy Institute
5500 Hollywood Blvd., 2nd Floor
Hollywood , CA 90028
(323) 836-0055
LINCOLN HEIGHTS
BarriO Action FSC
4927 Huntington Dr. , Ste. 200,
LA , CA 90032
(323) 221-0779
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LA, CA 90003
(323) 777-3120
SOUTHWEST I
1736 Family Crisis Center
211 6 Arlington Ave., Ste. 220.
LA, CA 90018
(323) 737-3900
SOUTHWEST II
Community Build
8730 S. Vermont Ave ,
LA, CA 90044
(323) 789-9950
Neighborhood Development
Division
SOUTH LA
(213) 744-9017
7518-26 S. VERMONT AVE_
LA, CA90044
(323) 752-2115
Workforce Development System
Community Centers Inc.
(213)744-7333
WATTS
Bradley Milken FSC
1773 E. Century Blvd.
LA, CA 90002
(213)473-3607
WATTS
WLCAC
958 E. 108th SI.
LA, CA90059
(323) 249-7552
WESTLA
Community Care at Home/Mar Vista
5075 S. Slauson Ave.
Culver City, CA 90230
(310) 391-3457
WESTLAKE/PICO UNION
CCNP
501 S. Bixel St.
LA, CA 90017
(213) 482-8618
WILMINGTON/ SAN PEDRO
Toberman Neighborhood Center
131 N. GRAND AVE.
SAN PEDRO, CA 90731
(310) 832-1145 x 106
WILSHIRE
Oakwood Family Resource Center
3910 OAKWOOD AVE.
LA, CA 90004
(323) 953-7356
DOWNTOWN
WorkSource Centers
Services provided:
For Job seekers: access to job listings.
phone banks, fax machines, Internet access,
job referral information, and employment
workshops.
For individuals who need
more intensive services, career counseling,
vocational training, on-the-job-training and
other services are also available.
For businesses: provide a full range
of services including business plan
development, hosling a business event,
developing job descriptions, customized
training. employee recruitment, labor market
information, lay-off aversion assistance.
and business tax credit information .
WorkSource Target Area/AgenO-j
Work Source Location
Chicana Service Action Center, Inc.
315 W. 9TH STREET. #101
LA, CA 90015
(213)629-5800
CH INATOWN
Chinatown Service Center
767 N. HILL STREET, #400
LA. CA 90012
(213) 808-1700
HARBOR
Cay of long Beach
1851 N. GAFFEY ST, #F
San Pedro, CA 90731
(310) 732-5700
CANOGA PARK - WEST HILLS
Arbor E&T, LLC
SUN VALLEY
21010 VANOWEN ST" #116
(818) 596-4448
EI Proyecto del Barrio
9024 Laurel Canyon Blvd ,
(818) 504-0334
NORTHEAST LA
Arbor E&T. LlC
METRO NORTH LA
3825 N. Mission Rd .
LA, CA 90031
(323) 352-5100
Goodwill Industries of Southern California
VAN NUYS-NORTH SHERMAN
OAKS
Arbor E& T, lLC
15400 SHERMAN WAY, #140
Van Nuys, CA 911406
(818) 781-2522
342 San Fernando Road
LA, CA 90031
(323) 539-2000
HOUSING AUTHORITY
WORKSOURCE PORTAL
Housing Authority of the City of L. A.
2101 E, 101st SI.
LA, CA 90002
(323) 249-7751
Human Resources
(Community Development Department
Jobs)
(213) 744-9300
Economic Development Division
For information on the Business Assistance
Program. Empowerment Zone. lending
Programs or the Slate Enterprise Zones,
please call
(213) 744-7111
CHATSWORTH - NORTHRIDGE
Build Industries, Inc.
9207 ETON AVE.
(818) 701-9800
MARINA DEL REY - MAR VISTA
Jewish Vocalional Services
13160 Mindanao Way, #240
Marina Del Rey, CA 90292
(310) 309-6000
WILSH IRE - METRO
WEST ADAMS - BALDWIN HILLS
Community Career Development, Inc.
los Angeles Urban League
5681 W. Jefferson Blvd .
3550 WILSHIRE BLVD" #500
LA. CA 90010
(2 13) 365-9829
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LA, CA 90016
(323) 525-3740
HOLLYWOOD
SOUTHEAST LA - CRENSHAW
Rapid Response
Managed Career Solutions, Inc.
UAW - labor Employment and Training
(213) 744-7205
855 N. Vermont Ave.
Bungalow B~ 10, LA, CA 90029
(323) 960-1300
3965 S. Vermont Ave.
LA, CA 90037
(323) 730-7900
WEsnAKE
SOUTHEAST LA - WAD S
Pacific Asian Consortium in Employment
Watts l abor Community AcHon Committee
1055 Wilsh ire Blvd., #900A
LA, CA 900 17
(213) 353-1677
10950 S. Central Avenue
LA, CA 90059
(323) 563-4702
Youth Opportunity Movement
Boyle Heights (323) 526-0146
Valley (818) 361-7486
Watts (323) 971-7641
COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY
Community Redevelopment Agency
354 S. Spring Street
Suite 800
(2 13) 977-1600
(213) 977-1665 FAX
WNW.crala.net
The Community Redevelopment Agency of Los Angeles (eRA/LA) is a public agency established to accomplish the following goals:
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Attract private investment inlo economically depressed communities
Eliminate slums, abandoned or unsafe properties and blight throughout the ci ty
Build housing for aU income levels
Revitalize older neighborhoods through historic preservation and new development
Encourage economic development
Create and retain employment opportunities
Support the best in urban design, architecture and Ihe arts
Ensure the broadest possible citizen participation In ils activities.
CONVENTION CENTER
Convention and Exhibition Center Auth ority
1201 South Figueroa St.
(800) 448-7775
(213) 741-1151
(213) 765-4266 FAX
[email protected] EMAIL
www.lacclink.com
The Los Angeles Convention Center stimulates the local economy by hosting conventions, trade shows, and special events Ihat attract
attendance from outside the City and serves the local communi ty by hosting consumer events, meetings, and community-based events.
The Los Angeles Convention Cenler Is a full service, superbly-equipped facility that features 720,000 square feet of exhibition space,
179,000 square feet of meeting rooms, and parking for 5,600 vehicles.
Exhibitor Services
Sales Office
LAce Security
(213)741-1151 ext 5470
(213) 74 1-115 1 ext 5340
(213) 765-4605
Exhibitor Service Orders and Verification
Convention Center Booking Information
Non-Emergency and Lost and Found
Event Services
Public Relations
(213) 741 -1151 ext 5360
(213) 741 - 1151 ext 53 19
Event Coordination and Operations
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CULTURAL AFFAIRS
Depa rtment of Cultural Affairs
20 1 North Figueroa St., Suite 1400
(213) 202-5500
(213) 202-5517 FAX
www.culturela .Qrg
The goal of the Cullural Affairs Department is to enhance the quality of life for the more than 3.7 million people who live in Los Angeles
and the 25.1 million people who visit our City each year. To accomplish this goal. the department generales and supports high quality arts
and cultural experiences and ensures access to those experiences through grant making , marketing, development. communication, and
building relationships with community partners. The department's challenge is to be a catalyst for the delivery of art. culture, and heritage
to every neighborhood in the City of l os Angeles.
Cultural Centers
ARROYO SECO ART IN THE PARK
5568 Via Marisol
(323) 259-0861
(253) 369-2476 FAX
BANN ING'S LANDING COMM UNITY
CENTER
100 East Water Street
(310) 522-2015
(310) 522-2003 FAX
BARNSDALL ART PARK
CROATIAN CULTURAL CENTER OF
GREATER LOS ANGELES
510 West 71h Street
SAN PEDRO, CA 90731
(310) 548-7630
PERFORMING ARTS FIREHOUSE
438 North Mesa Street
San Pedro, CA 90731
(310) 548-2496
WATTS TOWERS ARTS CENTER
EAGLE ROCK COMMUNITY
CULTURAL CENTER
2225 Colorado Boulevard
(323) 226-1617
(323) 226-0949 FAX
GALLERY THEATRE
(323) 644-6272
1727 East 1071h Street
(213) 847-4646
WI LLIAM GRANT STI LL ARTS
CENTER
2520 South West View Street
(213)847-1540
(2 13) 485-16 10 FAX
4800 Hollywood Boulevard
(323) 644-6295
(323) 644-6295
HOLLYHOCK HO USE
(323) 644-6269
(323) 644-6269 FAX
BAR NSDALL ARTS CENTER
JU NIOR ARTS CENTER
(323) 644-6275
2332 West Fourth Street
(213) 382-8 133
(213) 639-1573 FAX
LANKERSHIM ARTS CENTER
5108 Lankershlm Boulevard
(818) 752-7568
(818) 761-1378 FAX
THEATERS
BARNSDALL GALLERY THEATER
MCGROARTY ARTS CENTER
7570 McGroarty Terrace
Tujunga , CA 91042
(8 18) 352-5285
(818) 961-5348 FAX
LOS ANGELES THEATRE CENTER
(323) 644-6275
CALIFORNIA TRADITIONAL MUSIC
SOC IETY
16953 Ventura Boulevard
Encino, CA913 16
(8 18) 817-7756
(818) 817-7734 FAX
CANOGA PARK YOUTH ARTS
CENTER
7222 Remmel Avenue
(8 18) 346-7099
(818) 346-7232 FAX
CRAFT AND FOLK ART MUSEUM
5814 Wilshire Boulevard
LOS ANGELES, CA 90036
(323) 937-4230
MUNICIPAL ART GALLERY
(323) 644-6269
(323) 644-6271 FAX
WILLIAM REAGH LOS ANGELES
PHOTOGRAPHY CENTER
4800 Hollywood Blvd.
Hollywood, CA 90027
(323) 644-6272
(323) 644-627 1 FAX
514 South Spring Street
(213)473-0636
(213)473-0660
(213) 473-0620 FAX
MADRID THEATRE
21622 Sherman Way
VISION TH EATRE
3341 West 43rd Place
Canoga Park , CA 91303
(818) 347-9419
(8 18) 347-9938
(323) 290-4843
(818) 347-9841 FAX
WARNER GRAND TH EATRE
478 West 6th Street
NATE HOLDEN PE RFORMING
ARTS CENTER
4718 West Washington Boulevard
(323) 964-9592
(323) 964-9768
(323) 964-9766 Box Office
San Pedro, CA 90731
(310) 548-2493
(310) 548-7672
(310) 548-2498 FAX
DISABILITY
Department on Disability
201 North Figueroa Street , Suite 100
los Angeles, California 90012
(213) 202-2764 Voice
(213) 202-2755 TTY
(213) 202-2715 FAX
http://disabjlity.lacity.org
The Department of Disability Is responsible for:
Proposing. developing and implementing policies, programs, services, and activities thai will improve the quality of life for persons
with disabilities; and Development and implementation of the City's federally mandated ADA Transition Plan, which is designed
to guide the City into full ADA Compliance: and Providing ADA Compliance training for City Departments and private entities.
The target audience for Department programs, services, and activities include:
" All persons with disabilities within the City of Los Angeles
• Adults, Youth and Children
• Persons with HIV!AIDS
• Immigrants
" Persons in crisis
• Survivors of violence
" City employees and their families
" Families and caregivers of persons with disabilities
.. City departments (supervisors and co-workers)
• Private Employers
" Schools (public and private)
• Human services delivery systems
" Commission on Disability
• Policymakers (elected and appointed)
Reasonable Accommodations: Upon request, Sign Language Interpreters and materials in alternatlve formats are available 10 Ihe public
for City sponsored meetings and events. All requests for reasonable accommodations must be made at least three working days, or 72
hours in advance of the event or meeting date.
Office of the AIDS Coo rdinator
201 North Figueroa Street, Suite 100
(213) 202-2750
(213) 202-2755 TTY
(213) 202-2715 FAX
Promotes HIV/AIDS prevention through
media campaigns and community-based
programs .
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EL PUEBLO DE LOS ANGELES
EI Pueblo De Los Angeles
125 Paseo de la Plaza, Suite 400
(213)485-6855
(213)485-8437
(213)485-0428 FAX
www.elpueblo,lacity,Qrq
EI Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument is the historic core of Los Angeles. It Is located near the site where 44 seWers who
came from the northwestern region of Mexico established the original pueblo on September 4 , 1781. The present Plaza was established
between 1825 and 1830.
EI Pueblo is located in the northeast section of downtown los Angeles, bordered by the Civic Center and Little Tokyo on the south ,
Chinatown on the north , Union Station on the east, and Hill Street and Fort Moore on the west. Of the 27 historic buildings. 11 are now
restored and open as museums or business. The buildings represent architectural styles of the Spanish, Mexican and early American
period (19th through the early 20th Century). In addition, 29 small merchant puestos (booths) which began to develop when Olvera Street
was founded in 1930 line the center of the street and 20 line the street's east and west side. The exhibits atlhe museums renect heritage
of many elhinic groups who con tributed to the early history ortha City.
Active Ch urches
Art Galleries
METHODIST CHURCH
(2 13)628-5773
(213)485-8437
OUR LADY QUEEN OF ANGELS ,
PLAZA CATHOLIC CHURCH
(213)629-3101
Archival Collections
(213)485-8437
http ://www, lapl.Qrg/resQyrces/e n/el ~
pueblo,hlml
EI Pueblo Monument has over ten thousand
divided
photographs in its collection ,
into three hundred separate ca tegories.
About 80% of the collection are 8"xl0'
black and whi te prints. of which 50% are
copies that were obtained from other
historical repositories, such as the Seaver
Center for Western History Research. The
Huntington library, the Chinese Historical
Society of Southern California, and UCLA
and USC Special Collections. Most of these
photographs concern the early history of
l os Angeles. which was cen tered at the
Plaza, beginning with the earliest known
photographs of the city in the early 1860s.
The majority of the photographs owned by
EI Pueblo Monument concern the history
of Olvera Street, the Mexican marketplace
that was founded in 1930. and lIstradi\ional·
yearly events. such as the Blessing of the
Animals. Cinco de Mayo, las Posadas,
and Mexican Independence Day. The
collection also contains photographs of
various communities who were located
at the Plaza during the nineteenth and
twentieth centuries.
OLD PLAZA FIREHOUSE 1884
(213)628-1274
featuring permanent and traveling art and
historical exhibits.
Free Guided Tours
The City's first firehouse later served as a
saloon. lodging house. and store. It now
displays firefighting memorabilia from the
nineteenth century. Open daily except
Mondays.
(213)680- 1274
http://www.lasangetilas.ora
Free docent-guided tours of EI Pueblo
are conducted every Tuesday through
Saturday at 10:00 a.m .. 11:00 a.m., and 12
Noon.
Historic Statues, Plaques and
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(213) 485-8437
SEPULVEDA HOUSE 1887
(213)628-1274
The
Sepulveda
house
represents,
both arChitecturally and socially, the
transformation of los Angeles from purely
Mexican traditions to a combination of
Mexican and Anglo cullure. Open daily.
Ol vera Street
(213)485-1274
Museums
AVI LA ADOBE 1818
(213)628- 1274
Built by the Avila family and restored
after the 1971 Sylmar earthquake, it now
reneets the Mexican ranchero lifestyle of
California in the 1840s. Open daily.
CHINESE AMERICAN MUSEUM
(2 13)485-8567
http://www.camla.org
located in the historic Garnier building
features exhibits, lectures, workshops and
events.
ITALIAN HALL MUSEUM
(213)485-8437
Italian American Museum of los Angeles
to be opened inthe historic Italian Hall will
showcase the history of italians in Soulh~
ern California.
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This world· famous street was made into a
Mexican marketplace through the efforts
of Christine Sterling and the Olvera Street
merchant founding families in 1930. There
are curio shops. Mexican restaurants.
artisans, and snack bars.
Sites for Filming
(213)485-8372
Vi sitors' Center
(213)628-1274
A free 1O·minute film, EI Pueblo: Birth Place
of los Angeles. on \.he earty histo!), of los
Angeles, is shown upon request. The
Cenler also offers gifts, books, postcards,
mementos and many other items for sale
that renect the Pueblo's rJeh history. Open
daily except Sundays.
Volunteer Opportunity
(213)628-1274
Yearly Special Events
(213) 485-6855
l as Angeutas del Pueblo is a volunteer
docent organization for EI Pueblo de los
Angeles Historical Monument. TraIning
classes are offered twice a year.
(i.e. Blessing of the Animals, Cinco de
Mayo, Lantern Festival, Las Posadas,
City's Birthday, Mexican Independence
Celebration, Dia de Los Muertos).
EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
Emergency Management Department
(213) 978-2222
(213) 978-0517 FAX
[email protected] EMAIL
http://emergency,lacitY·Qrg
Coordinates the City's emergency preparedness and operations. Call for Emergency/Disaster preparedness information or speakers.
Disaster Prepare ness Information Links
bttp:llwww.updatela.com
ETHICS COMMISSION
Ethics Commiss ion
200 N, Spring Street. 24th Floor
(213) 978-1960
(213)978-1988 FAX
(213) 978-2609 TDO
htlo:l/eth ics. lacity.org
A confidential, 24-hour a day. toll-free hoUlne for the public to report violations of campaign finance, lobbying or ethics laws such as fraUd ,
misuse of public resources, abuse of authority or conflicts of interest.
The five-member, citizen volunteer Ethics Commission and its full time staff administer mandated ethics, campaign finance, and lobbying
programs. introduce new ethics refOfm s, conduct investigations, monitor campaign activities, analyze and summarize disclosure reports,
and provide education, training and advice to City officials and the public about the law.
The City Ethics Commission provides training and information for candidates and lobbyists and administers a public matching funds
program in City elections. It investigates complaInts and allegations of violations of City law relating to campaign financing, governmental
ethics, and lobbying: and audits campaign statements filed by City candidates.
You can call the Ethics Commission or check online for a variety of documents and information including campaign statements, lobbying
reports, and guides and brochures that explain City and slate campaign law, such as Candidate's Guide to Running for Office and the
Information for Campaign Contributors.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT
Fire Department
200 Norttl Main St.
311
(213) 485-5971
www.lafd.otg
From 106 fire stations across the City, Los Angeles firefighters work around the clock to protect our homes, businesses and lives. The
Fire Department has specialized units trained in such areas as hazardous materials, urban search and rescue, swift water rescue and
helicopter firefighling and rescue and in emergency responses provides medical life support and transportation to appropriate medical
facilities.
Air Operations & Crash Rescue
Fire Station 114
8060 Balboa Place
Van Nuys, CA 91406
(213) 485-5971
Aircraft Crash Rescue service at
LAX
fire fighting and rescue and in emergency
responses provides medical life support
and transportation to appropriate medical
facilities.
Community Emergency
Response Team Training
(818) 756-9674
The team teaches business and community
organizations
emergency
response
training, including disaster fire suppression
techniques , medical operations and
simulation exercises.
Fire Station 80
6911 World Way West
Los Angeles, CA 90045'
(213) 485-6280
Business and Information
(213) 485-5971
(213) 485-6026 TDD
Fire and Safety Education
Section
From 103 fire stations across the City,
Offers fire safely programs, including
Remembering When for older aduUs, Risk
Watch for preschool through 8th grade
students, and fire safety training for owners
of High Rises and Health Care Facilities.
Los Angeles firefighters work around the
clock to protect our homes, businesses
and lives.
The Fire Department has
specialized units trained in such areas as
hazardous materials, urban search and
rescue, swift water rescue and helicopter
Fire Prevention Bureau
Fire Prevention Office
(818) 374-111 0
Brush Clearance Unit
(818) 374-111 1
Hazardous Materials Section
(213) 978-0891
Administers business plans, disclosures
and the Risk-Management Prevention
Program.
(818) 756-9671
HARBOR DEPARTMENT - PORT OF LOS ANGELES
Harbor Department· Port of los Angeles
425 South Palos Verdes
San Pedro, CA 9073 1
(310) 732-7678
www.portoflosaogeles.ow
The Harbor Department operates the Port of Los Angeles, one of Ihe largest and busiest ports in the world. Loca ted in San Pedro Bay, the
Port complex occupies 7,500 acres of land and water. with 43 mfles of waterfront and 27 major facililies. A major West Coast U.S. port of
entry. the Port is governed by Ihe Board of Harbor Commissioners. The Port sponsors a number of community outreach programs and
speCial events each year, including free port tours during World Trade Week each May a(ld the Los Angeles Lobster Festival. Ca!l the
Pub!icAffairs office to book a presentation by the Port Speakers Bu reau.
Commission Information
Public Affairs
Special Event Lin e
(310) 732-3444
(310) 732-3508
(800) 831-7678
(310) 732-351 4
www.portoUa.orq
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2600 Wilshire Blvd.
(213) 252-2500
(213) 252-5313 TOO
www.hacla.org
One of the largest Public Housing Authorities in Ihe nation that provIdes the largest stock of permanenl affordable housing in the Los
Angeles Area. Housing Authority has two major housing programs throughioul the City of Los Angeles; Convenlional Public Housing,
Section Housing Assistance.funded by U.S. Dept of Housing & Urban Developemnt (HUO)
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Fraud Reporting
www·mysafeworkplace.com
Procurement and Contracts
SECTI ON 8 PROGRAM
PUBLIC HOUSING PROGRAM
Section 8 Administration
Housing Services Administration
(213) 252-1820
(213) 252-5309 TOO
(213) 252-2570
24 Hour Bid Hotline
(213) 252-1 890
Media Relations
(2 13) 252-1864
Section 8 Applications and Processing
(213) 252-1290
Home Ownership Program
(213) 252- 1255
Issuance & Contracting
(2 13) 252-3 124
6th Sireet)
Resident Services
24 Hour Job Hot Line
Owner Services
(2 13) 252-5396
(213) 252-2657
Accessibility Coordinator
Property listing
(213) 252- 1879
(2 13) 252-5313 TOO
(213) 252-4227
General Services
(2 13) 353- 1000
(between Wilmer and Valencia, north of
HUman Resources
(2 13) 252-5400
(213) 252-0116 TOO
Public Housing Application
Center
515 S. Columbia Avenue
Los Angeles , CA., 90017
Inspections
(2 13) 252-6 100
(213) 252-5483 TDO
NON-PUBLIC HOUSING SUBSIDIZED AND MARKET RATE
PROPERTIES
Asset Management
(2 13) 252-1802
(213) 252-8840
(2 13) 252-8854 FAX
(2 13) 252-1879
Public Safety
(2 13) 252-5400
HOUSING DEPARTMENT
Housing Department
(866) 577-RENT (7368)
(2 13) 808-8888
(213) 473-323 1 TOO
hllp:lllahd.lacjty.org
The l os Angeles Housing Department is charged with the development of citywide housing policy and supporting safe and livable
neighborhoods through the promotion, development and preservation of decent and affOf'dabte housing.
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Affordable Hous ing Commiss ion
(213) 808-8636
Advisory Commission to the Mayor and
Council; responsible for reviewing the
policies and programs of the Los Angeles
Housing Department including the departmental budgets of the Housing Department
and other City housing-related agencies.
All Affordable Housing Commission (AHC)
meetings are open to the public. Regular
AHC meetings are scheduled on the sec~
ond and fourth Thursdays of each month
at Garland Center, Conference Room 912,
9th Floor, 1200 West 7th Street, Los Ange~
las, CA90017.
Affordabl e Housing Trust Fund
(213) 922-9694
The Affordable Housing Trust Fund (AHTF)
finances affordable renlal housing for low~
Income households by making long-term
loans to build new housing developments
or to rehabilitate existing structures. It was
established by Ihe Mayor and City Council
in June 2000 pursuant to a set of recom~
mendations from the Housing Crisis Task
Force. Developers apply for funds twice a
year through a Notice of Funding Availabil ~
ity (NOFA), Projects funded by the AHTF
must leverage the City's funds With other
public and private funding sources, and remain affordable for a minimum of 55 years.
Affordable Occupancy Compliance Monitoring
(213) 808-8806
Monitors property owner compliance with
recorded regulatory agreements setting
aside affordable units in multi-family properties: 1) funded with tax-exempt revenue
bonds: 2) funded by the LAHD utilizing
federal funds; andlor, 3) developed In conJunction with a planning land use benefit.
Affordable units must be ren ted or sold to
income qualified Individuals or families at
a restricted rent or purchase price over the
period of time specified in the agreement.
Asset Control Area (EHOP) Program
(213) 922-9672
In cooperation with HUD and the En ~
terprise Foundation , this program helps
rehabilitate HUD-foreclOsed homes for sate
to low-Income first-time home buyers. The
los Angeles Housing Department (LAHD)
has set-aside funds to provide Purchase
Assistance deferred loans of up to $90,000
for these homes.
Billing and Collection Section
(877) 614-6873
[213) 473-3231 TOO
The Los Angeles Housing Department's
Billing and CoUection Section collects fees
and charges related to the Systematic
Gode Enforcement Program (SCEP) and
the Rent Stabilization Ordinance (RSO), including multi-family rental unit registration
fees, Systematic Code Enforcement Program fees, and inspection fees. In additlon,
the Billing Section provides information to
constituents regarding the applicability of
the various fees and charges to a particular mum-family property, as codified In Ihe
RSO and SCEP Ordinances.
Community Housing Development Organization Program
(213) 808-8953
A Community Housing Development Organization (CHDO) is a private non-profit,
communi ty-based service organization
whose primary purpose Is to provide and
develop decent, affordable housing for the
community it serves. Approved CHDOs
receive certification from LAHD indicating
that they meet certain requirements of the
federal HOME Program. LAHO is mandat~
ed by the federal Department of Housing
and Urban Development (HUD) to expend
15% of HOME funds on CHDO'sponsored
projects.
Complaints, Comments and
Commendations Regarding the
Housing Oept.
(213) 808-8808
Complaints regarding landlord/tenant
issues should be directed to the Department's Customer Service and Information
Section (866) 557·7368 or (2 13) 473-3231
TTY, Monday through Friday, from 9AM to
4PM.
General complaints, concern s, commenls,
or commendations regarding the services
or staff of the Los Angeles Housing Department may be directed to the Office of the
General Manager at (213) 808·8808, or by
U.S. mail to: los Angeles Housing Depart~
ment, Office of the General Manager, 1200
W. 7th Street, 9th Floor, Los Angeles, CA
90017.
Compreh ensive Singl e-Family
Rehabilitation Program
(213) 808-8802
This program provides 3%, no-payment
(deferred) loans for low-income, owneroccupied, single-family homeowners who
want to rehabilita telrenovate their homes.
There is a grant of up 10 $10,000 available
for lead paint hazard removal and/orexterior
improvements for eligible owners. Eligible
improvements are focused on making
plumbing, roofing, heal ing, electrical, and
other repairs thai extend the life of the
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structure.
Fair Housin g (Hous in g Di scri mi·
nation)
(800) 477-5977
(213) 387-8400
Counseling on fair housing righls and
responsibilities; investigation of housing
discrimination complaints (renters and
homebuyers); enforcement of fair hOUSing
laws; and multi~ljngual outreach and
education. Property owner and manager
training. lender training & real estate fair
housing training; landlord-Ienant and
general housing righ ts & responsibilities.
Predatory lendjng counseling and referrals.
Services available in: English , SpaniSh and
other languages.
Grants Management
(213) 808-8486
The los Angeles Housing Department's
Grants Management Unit prepares parts of
the U.S . Department of Housing & Urban
Development (HUD) Housing & Community
DevelopmenlConsolidated Plan (Con Plan)
which pertain to housing activities funded
by one or more of the following programs:
Community Development Block Grant
(CDBG), Home Investment Partnership
(HOME), Housing Opportunities for Persons
wi thAIOS (HOPWA)and Emergency Sheller
Grant (ESG). This unil is also responsible
for researching housing grant and award
opportunities and preparing applications,
handling grant agreements and other
documenls related to that effort. Other
functions include executive management
support, preparing analyses and reports
of program expenditures, monthly financial
status, and HUD's Consolidated Annual
Performance and Evaluation Report
(CAPER). THE GRANTS MANAGEMENT
UNIT DOES NOT HAVE INFORMATION
ON GRANTS AVAILABLE FOR THE
PUBLIC.
Handyworker Program
(213) 808-8981
The··[os··}Xng·eles· Housirig···Depa"ifmeint's·
Handyworker Program provides free
minor home repairs 10 low-income senior
(62 years and older) or disabled resident
homeowners or homeowners with disabled
relatives residing with them. Emergency
repairs that directly affect the health and
safety of occupants are also provided to
other low·income homeowners, Eligible
repairs ara limited to work that does not
require a City building permit or formal
inspection . Typical services include repair or
replacement of broken doors and windows;
accessibility improvements for Ihe physically
challenged such as access ramps and
hand railings; correction of safety hazards
such as repairs to porches, sleps, and
sidewalks; home security improvements
such as fences. security doors, and smoke
detectors; habitability improvements such
as replacement of sinks, toilets, and
floor tiles; exterior and interior painting.
Through a partnership with Million Trees
LA, up to seven free trees will be planted
on Handyworker-serviced properties upon
request.
Home Secure Program
(213) 808-8803
(213) 808-8874 (Spanish language)
The Home Secure Program provides free
installation of home secufity and safety
devices 10 low-income seniors, 62 years or
older, or disabled homeowners or renters
In Ihe City of Los Angeles. Free installation
includes labor and materials for eligible
beneficiaries. Services are provided only
once per year, Typical services include
Installation of smoke detectors. carbon
monoxide detectors, grab bars , peepholes,
handrails, hand showers, shower/bathtUb
no-slip safety treads, dead bolts, patio door
locks, window locks, window dowels, and
nighUights_
Homelessness Prevention &
Rapid Re-Housing Program
(HPRP)
(213) 808-8941
Starting in October 2009, the Los
Angeles Housing Department (LAHD) win
Implement a new 3-year grant from the
U_S. Department of Housing and Urban
Development (HUD) for $29.4 million,
funded by the American Recovery and
Reinvestment Act (ARRA) of 2009. The
purpose of the HPRP is to offer financial
assistance and services to prevent very
low income individuals and families from
becoming homeless or to help those who
are currently experiencing homelessness
to be quickly re-housed and stabilized.
The HPRP regulations state that funds
must to be "prioritized to serve households
that are most in need of this lemporary
assistance and are most likely to achieve
stable housing, either subsidized or
unsubsidized, outside of HPRP, after the
program concludes." The program will
be implemented by third-party contractors
selected via a competitive process by the
Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority
(LAHSA), and by the Housing Authority of
the City of Los Angeles.
(213) 473-3231 TOO
The Los Angeles Housing Department's
Customer Service & Information Section
provides and distributes to the public
Information about LAHD's programs
relating to the Los Angeles City Rent
Stabilization
Ordinance
(Iandlordi
tenant issues and registration of rental
units). Referrals are made to the other
lAHD divisions and units to respond
to questions retating to fair housing,
home ownership programs, multi-family
housing rehabilitation and development,
single-family housing rehabilitation and
development, and rental unit inspection .
Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS (HOPWA)
(213) 922-9663
Provides housing and supportive services
and renlal assistance for elJgible lowincome persons living with HIV/AIDS.
Assistance provided includes: emergency
shelter, transitional housing, emergency
housing (motels) and meal vouchers,
housing information and referrals , tenantbased rental assistance (similar 10 Section
8), rent, mortgage, utility assistance,
move-in grant (towards a security deposit),
legal services. food delivery and food bank
services. companion animal assistance
and the development of housing projects
dedicated for this population.
Lead-Based Paint Hazard Control Program
(213) 808-8842
Federally funded program which provides
lead-based paint hazard remediation
grants to pre-1 978 low-income residential
housing units. Program also provides
lead certification training for contractors!
workers.
Low- and Moderate-Income
Homebuyer Purc hase Assistance Loans an d Purchase with
Rehab Loans
(213) 808-8800
(213) 808-8925
Purchase Assistance deferred loans
for low-- and moderate-income buyers
who need assistance in purchasing and
rehabili tation of certain types of homes in
the City of Los Angeles.
Mom & Pop Program
(213) 808-8802
Housing Information
(866) 557·RENT (7368)
(213) 808-8888
This loan program provides 3%, nopayment (deferred) loans for low-income,
owner-occupied. small rental buildings (2-4
units). A grant of up to $10,000 per unit is
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also available for lead paint hazard removal
andlor exterior improvements. The goa\ of
this program Is to provide funds to owners
to correct Systematic Code Enforcement
Program (SCEP) citations and to make
olher habitability improvements.
Mortgage Credit Certificate
Program
(213) 808-8591
(213) 922-9650
Mortgage Credit Certificates allow qualified
homebuyers to purchase their first home
by reducing theIr income tax obligations.
Use this tax credit to help you qualify for
a larger mortgage or lower your monthly
payment.
Mortgage Revenue Bond Pro gram
(213) 808-8935
Below-market first mortgage interest rates
and purchase assistance for qualified firsttime homebuyers.
Multi-Family Bond Program
(213) 808-8951
LAHD's Affordable Housing Bond Program
(AHBP) issues tax-exempt mortgage
revenue bonds allocated by the California
Debt limit Allocation Committee (CDLAC)
to build new housing developments or
to rehabilitate existing structures. The
bonds are a source of funding available
to developers of qualified residential
rental housing projects located within the
City of Los Angeles. To access this taxexempt finanCing, projects must restrict a
minimum of 20% of their units to affordable
levels: but projects are more often made
100% affordable by the developers in the
effort to attain the maximum benefit of this
resource.
Multi-Family Complaint-Based
Inspections Program
(866) 557-RENT (7368)
(213) 808-8888
(213) 473-3231 TDO
Multi-Family Complaint-Based Inspections
Program (Complaints) responds to
habitability complaints regarding heating:
plumbing : hot and cold running water;
eleclrical lightlng and wiring: waterproofing:
unsafe floors, stairways and ceilings in
muttl-family residential buildings. Most of
the complaints are filed by tenants tiving in
apartment buildings. The program attempts
to respond to complaints within 72 hours,
however, most response times are within
24 hours.
Neighborhood Stabilization
Program
(213) 808-8800
(2 13) 808-8973
This program provides deferred payment
second mortgages to first-time homebuyers
seeking to acquire a foreclosed or
abandoned nome. The program also
provides deferred payment loans to repair
blighted properties after they have been
purchased.
Permanent Supportive Housing Program
(213)922-9694
lAHO serves as the Program Administrator
for the Permanent Supportive Housing
Program (PSHP). The PSHP was
created in 2006 to finance permanent
supportive housing and provide ongoing
rental subsidies for adults, transition-age
youth (ages 18-24), and families who are
homeless or chronically homeless, many
of whom have disabilities andfor drugf
alcohol dependency. The program provides
gap financing for the development of
affordable rental housing that features onsite tenant-based services, such as case
management, financial management, and
job training. The developments may consist
of new construction or rehabilitation of
existing structures. Developers apply for
funds at least once a year through a Notice
of Funding Availabili ty (NOFA).
As Program Administrator of the PSHP,
the los Angeles Housing Department is a
member of Ihe City Collaborative, an interagency COllaboration between the follOWing
agencies:
- The Community Redevelopment Agency
of the City of Los Angeles (CRNLA)
- The Housing Authority of the City of Los
Angeles (HAClA)
- The Los Angeles Department of Water
and Power (LADWP)
- The los Angeles Housing Department
(LAHO)
The goals and purpose of the PSHP are to:
- Increase the supply of supportive housing
for the City of los Angeles's homeless
population
- Leverage new and underutilized funding
available Cit the State and County levels for
housing homeless people
Portfolio Management (Loan
Servicing)
(213) 808-8801
Portfolio Management is the palm of contact
for borrowers whose loans have been fully
disbursed. Portfolio Management includes:
proceSSing of loan payments, Payoff
Statements or Payoff Demands, Mortgage
Verincalion, Assumption , Amendment,
Subordination, Reconveyance, etc. Por1folia
Management also services loans originally
made by the Housing Preservation and
Production
Department,
Community
Development Department. Department of
Building and Safety. and City of Los Angeles.
A Municipal Corporation. NOTE: For prompt
processing, loan documents and payments
should be mailed to Post Office BoX 532729,
los Angeles, CA 90053-2729. If you require
a payoff statement or payoff demand, fax
your request to (213) 808-8606.
Rent Adjustm ent Commissi on
(RAe)
(213) 808-8546
The RAC consists of seven members
appointed by the Mayor. who are neither
landlords nor tenants of residential rental
property, and is authorized by the Rent
Stabilization Ordinance (RSO) to Issue
orders and promulgate policies, rules, and
regulations Which carry out the purposes of
the RSO. In addition, the RAC convenes as
an Appeals Board to hear appeals of certain
types of cases authorized by the RSO, the
LA Housing Code, and the Rent Escrow
Account Program (REAP) Ordinance.
Issues for consideration should be submiUed
to the RAC in care of LAHD. While RAC
does not handle individllal landlord/tenant
complaints. public comments are heard
on issues affecting the mailers within the
RAC's jurisdiction at aU RAC meetings.
Meeting Times: First and Third Thursday of
each month at 12:00 noon.
Agendas are posted 72 hours before each
meeting.
Uninhabitable conditions may include
tack of healing, plumbing, hoi and cold
running water, etectricat lighting and wiring ,
waterproofing; unsafe floors. stairways and
ceilings.
Rent Stabilization Ordin ance
(RSO)
(866) 557-RENT (7368)
(213) 808-8888
(213) 473-3231 TDD
The Los Angeles Housing Department
administers
the
Renl
Stabilization
Ordinance of the City of los Angetes
through its Rent Siabilizalion Program,
which protects tenants from excessive rent
increases, while at the same time allowing
apartment owners a reasonable return on
their investments. The RSO covers ren tal
properties built before 1978 when there are
two or more units on a 101. Information by
telephone regarding tandlord and tenants
rights in relatian to this Ordinance may be
obtained through the Rent Stabilization
holline (see contact info). This phone
number may also be used to reques t LAHD
forms or informational materials by U.S.
mail.
General information regarding the rights
of landlords and tenants under the RSO
inclUding details on which rental units in th~
City are subject to the Rent Stabilization
Ordinance, can be found at the main
RSO webpage at htlp:f/lahd.lacity.org/
la hdinternetlRentStabilizationltabidf24 7f
Default.aspx
Rental Unit Registration
Rent Control/Stabilization Viol ation Investigation/Enforcement
(866) 557-RENT (7368)
The los Angeles Housing Department's
Rent Investigations Section handles
complaints concerning non-registration
of rental units urKIer the City's Rent
Stabilization Ordinance (RSO), noltces to
evict based on false and deceptive grounds,
illegal rent increases. illegal reductJon
of housing services, and non-receipt of
relocation assistance when dUe.
Rent Escrow Account Program
(REAP)
(866) 557 -RENT (7368)
(213) 808-8500
(213) 473-3231 TDD
The Renl Escrow Account Program (REAP)
encourages the maintenance and repair
of residential buildings. Buildings cited as
uninhabitable are placed into REAP which
allows tenants to pay their rent into an
escrow account until the building is repaired.
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(866) 557-RENT (7368)
The Housing Department's BlUing and
Collection Unit processes fee payments for
annual rental unit registration for properties
subject to the City's Rent Stabilization
Ordinance (RSO). In addition to fee payment
processing, the unit provides information
relaling to the registration of reotal properties
subject to the RSO, provides annual rental
unit registration certificates. and reviews
applications for exemption from the RSO.
Small Renta l Rehabilitation Program
(213) 808-8802
This program provides 3%, fully amortized
loans to owners of primarily low-income
occupied rental properties of up to 28 units
to correct Systematic Code Enforcement
Program (SCEP) citations and to make
other habitability improvements. Grants
of up to $5,000 per unit for lead paint
hazard removal and/or visible exterior
improvements are also available.
Subsidized Affordable Housing
Preservation Program
(213) 808·8651
The Program proactively manages the City's
affordable housing inventory in order to
identify aU at-risk affordable housing. II also
monitors and enforces wriUen notification
to the City when afford ability restrictions
are expiring or being terminated. Program
staff have developed lools to provide
outreaCh, education and options for owners.
developers. managers and residents of
affordable housing. The program also
monitors the effeclive application of the
Clty's RSO to affordable housing and
analyzes preservation-related legislation.
Systematic Code Enforcement
Program (SCEP)
(866) SS7·RENT (7 368)
(213) 808·8888
(213) 473·3231 TOO
Systematic Code Enforcement Program
(SCEP) ensures that rental housing units
are kepi safe and livable through routine
periodic housing inspections. Housing
inspectOfs actively survey residential multifamily buildings in the City of Los Angeles
and identify code and safety problems that
need corrections such as lack of heating,
plumbing. hot and cold running water-.
electrical lighting and wiring. waterproofing:
unsafe floors. stairways and ceilings.
Urgent Repair Program (URP)
(866) S57 ·RENT (7368)
(213) 808·8888
(213) 473·3231 TOO
Owners of buildings identified with lifethreatening conditions must comply with
orders to repair the condition within 48
hours. If the owner does nol comply, lAHD
makes Ihe repairs and places the building
into Rent Escrow Account Program (REAP)
I Urgent Repair Program (URP) which
allows the City 10 collect rents and place
them into an escrow accounl
Utility Maintenance Program
(UMP)
(866) SS7· RENT (7368)
(213) 808·8500
(213) 473·3231 TOO
This program ensures that utilities are not
shut off in buildings where the owners have
not paid their utility bills. Delinquent utility
bills tha t remain unpaid can result in a
propert y to be placed into the Rent Escrow
Account Program (REAP). The REAP
Program will allow the City to collect ren ts
and place them in an escrow account to
ensure payment of utility bjlls and prevent
shut-off of utilities and displacement of
tenants.
PUBLI C COUNTERS
Location: On Knox St. , east of Vermont
Ave" southwest of the Harbor (1-110) and
San Diego (t-405) Freeway interchange
Parking: Free
Transit: The following buses stop nearby:
Melro Local 205: Malro Local/Express 550;
Torrance Transit Route 1
Hours: Open Monday through Friday. 9 am
104 pm
Central Regional Office
3550 Wils hire B lv d., Ste. 1500
Los Angel es , CA 90010
(866) SS7·RENT (7368)
Location: On Wilshire Blvd. west of
Normandie Ave.
Parking: Pay parking structure: enter flom
Ardmore Ave. (Sorry. validations are not
available.) Also available are adjacent
parking lots, as well as metered street
parking.
Transit: The office is located 1 block west
of Wilshire/Normandie Station (Metro Rail
Purple line). The following buses stop
nearby: Metro Rapid 720: Metro local 20,
206
104 pm
We st Region al Office
3415 S . Sepulveda Blvd ., Suite 150
Location: On Sepulveda Blvd., north of
Palms Blvd. & east of the San Diego (1-405)
Freeway
Parking: Pay parking structure (Sorry,
validations are not available.)
Culver City Bus line 6: Sanla Monica Big
Blue Bus Une 12
t04 pm
Mark Ridley-Thoma s Con stitu ent
Service Center
8475 S . Vermont Ave. , 2nd Floor
East Reg ional Office
2215 N. Broadway
Los Angel es, CA 90031
(866) SS7·RENT (7368)
Location; On Broadway between Avenue
22 and Avenue 24 in lincoln Heights
Parking: Metered street parking and
metered lot on Avenue 24
Transit: Tne following buses slop nearby:
Metro Rapid 751 : Metro Local 45, 83. 251;
LADOT DASH Lincoln Heights/Chinatown
Route
Hours: Open Monday through Friday, 9 am
104 pm
North Region al Office
6640 Van Nuys Blvd.
Van Nuys, CA 91405
(866) SS7·RENT (7368)
Location: On Van Nuys Blvd .. south of
Vanowen St.
Parking: Free lot adjacent to building
Transit The following buses stop nearby:
Metro Rapid 76 1; Metro Local 233
Hours: Open Monday through Friday, 9 am
t04 pm
South Regional Office
690 Knox St.. Suite 125
Torran ce, CA 90502 (located in the City
o f Los Angeles wi tn a Torrance m ailing
address)
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Location: On Vermont Ave. , one block north
of Manchester Ave.
Parking: Small metered lot adjacent to
building
Metro RapId 715, 754; Metro Local 115.
204; Metro Local/Express 442; LADOT
DASH Vermonl/Main ROtJle
Hours: Open Monday, Wednesday. and
Friday, 9 am to 4 pm - Closed daily from
Noon to 1 pm
THIS COUNTER ACCEPTS CREDIT
CARD AND CHECK PAYMENTS ONLY;
NO CASH .
San Pedro Satellite Office
638 S. Beacon St.. Suite 601
San Pedro, CA 90731
location: On 71h SI. between Beacon SI. &
Harbor Blvd.
Par1<ing: Metered street parking only
Transit: The foHowing buses stop nearby:
Metro LocallExpress~ 447; LADOT DASH
San Pedro Route: LADOT Commuter
Express 142
Hours: Open Tuesday and Thursday. 9 am
to 4 pm - Closed daily from Noon to 1 pm
THIS COUNTER ACCEPTS CREDIT
CARD AND CHECK PAYMENTS ONLY;
NO CASH.
HUMAN SERVICES DEPARTMENT
Hum an Relations Commission
200 N. Spring Street, Room 1625
(2 13) 978-1660
(213) 978-1668 FAX
www.!acity.Qrg/hra
The Commission is committed to reducing community connlel and tension and to building strong inter-group relations across the lines of
raca, religion, sexual orientation, alhnicily. language , and disability. The Commission provides direct services to the community through
its collaborations with other city departments. agencies, and officials. Callers requesting assistance and information that lhe Commission
does not offer will be referred to the appropriate agencies.
On July 1, 2009, history was made with the consolidation of three similar but very unique departments. The staffs of the Commission
for Children, Youth and Their Families (CCYF), Commission on th e Status of Women (CSW), and Human Relations Commission (HRC)
were combined 10 support the work of the Human Services Department. For the last year the three commissions successfully shared their
administrative departments but still remained separate. With the consolida tion, each of the three boards will remain intact.
Commission for Children Youth and Their Families' coordinates the City's efforts to serve children , youth and their families and advocate
for these constituent groups both within the City structure and the community.
Commission on the Status of Women assists in assuring to all women the opportunity for full and equal participation in the affairs of City
government and promotes the general welfare of women In the Los Angeles community through policy advocacy and education ,
Human Relations Commission assists in assuring 10 aU people the opportunity for full and equat welfare and safety of aU residents In
the Los Angeles community through activities and programs designed to reduce discrimination, tension, and violence, and to advance
improved inter-group relation s.
You may contacllhe Human Services Department at (2 13) 976-1840
LIBRARY
Li brary Department (Central
Libary)
630 W. Fifth 5t.
(213) 228-7000
(213) 228-7069 FAX
www,lapl ,org
The Los Angeles Public Library provides the public with free access to a wealth of information. The Cenlral library and 72 Branch
Libraries offer programs for the whole famUy alld access to computers and database resources crea ted by the Library.
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Adult Literacy
To help battle illiteracy, which affects
nearly one million peopte in the City
of Los Angeles, the library offers free
programs, tutoring and materials to help
adults
improve their reading, writing,
math and other functional literacy skills.
literacy centers with tutors are located in
the Central Library and 20 branch libraries
throughou t the City.
After Sc hool Programs &
Children's Services
(213)228-7250
CaU for information on a wide range of free,
educational aclivilies for children, including
a year-round reading club, story times,
pre-school story hours, puppet shows,
craft activities, after-schoo! educational
programs, homework assistance
and
state-of-the-art technology.
Borrower Services
(213) 228-7272
(213)228-7000
Wi th an LAPL library card, you may borrow
books, videos, magazines, CD's and other
materials free of charge and place holds
and renew materials In person, over the
phone or via Ihe Internet. You can also
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Branch Libraries
ANGELES MESA
2700 W. 52nd. 51.
(323) 292-4328
ARROYO SECO REGIONAL
6145 N. Figueroa St.
(323) 255-0537
ASCOT
120 W. Florence Ave.
(323) 759-4817
ATWATER VILLAGE
3379 Glendale Blvd.
(323) 664-1353
BALDWIN HILLS
(Adult Literacy Services)
2906 S. La Brea Ave.
(323) 733-1196
Benjamin Franklin
2200 E. First St.
(323) 263-6901
CAH UENGA
4591 Santa Monica Blvd .
(323) 664-6418
DONALD BRUCE KAUFMAN BRENTWOOD
(310) 575-8273
FRANCES HOWARD GOLDWYN
- HOLLYWOOD REGIONAL
1623 N. Ivar Ave.
Hollywood, CA 90028
(323) 856-8260
EAG LE ROCK
5027 Caspar Ave.
(323) 258-8078
GRANADA HILLS
10640 Petit Ave .
Granada Hills, CA 91344
(818) 368-5687
ECHO PARK
1410 W. Temple St.
Los Angeles . CA 90026
(213) 250-7808
HARBOR GATEWAY - HARBOR
CITY
24000 S. Western
(310) 534-9520
EDENDALE
HYDE PARK - MIRIAM
MATTHEWS
2205 Florence Ave.
(323) 750-7241
11820 San Vicente Blvd.
2011 W. Sunset Blvd.
(213)207-3000
EL SERENO
CANOGA PARK
20939 Sherman Way
(818) 887-0320
CENTRAL LIBRARY
(Adult literacy Services)
630 W. 5th SI.
(2 13) 228-7000
5226 S, Huntington Drive
(323) 225-9201
ENCINO - TARZANA
18231 Ventura Blvd.
Tarzana , CA 91356
(818) 343-1983
CHATSWORTH
21052 Devonshire St.
Chatsworth, CA 9131 1
(818)341 ·4276
EXPOSITION PARK - DR. MARY
MCLEOD BETHUNE REGIONAL
3900 S. Western Ave.
(323) 290-3113
CHINATOWN
639 N. Hill 51.
(213) 620-0925
FAIRFAX
161 S. Gardner S1.
(323) 936-6191
CYPRESS PARK
1150 Cypress Ave.
(323) 224-0039
FELIPE DE NEVE
2820 W. 6th. 51.
(213) 384-7676
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JEFFERSON
22 11 W. Jefferson Blvd.
(323) 734-8573
JOHN C. FREMONT
6121 Melrose Ave .
(323) 962-3521
JOHN MUIR
1005 W. 64th . 51.
(323) 789-4800
JUNIPERO SERRA
4607 S. Main St.
los Angeles , CA 90037
(323) 234-1685
LAKE VI EW TERRACE
12002 Osborne St.
Lake View Terrace, CA 91342
(818) 890-7404
LINCOLN HEIGHTS
PACOIMA
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON
(Adu lt literacy Services)
(Adult literacy Services)
2530 Workman 51.
(323) 226-1692
803 Spence 51.
Pacoima , CA 91331
(818) 899-5203
(323) 268-4710
LITTLE TOKYO
203 S. Los Angeles 5t.
PALI SADES
861 Alma Real Dr.
ROBERTSON
Pacific Palisades, CA 90272
(213) 612-0525
(310) 459-2754
1719 S. Robertson Blvd .
(310) 840-2147
LOS FELIZ
PALMS - RANCHO PARK
1874 Hill hurst Ave.
2920 Overland Ave .
SAN PEDRO REGIONAL
931 S. Gaffey S1.
(323) 913-4710
(310) 840-2142
San Pedro , CA 90731
(310) 548-7779
MALABA R
PANORAMA CITY
2801 Wabash Ave.
14345 Roscoe BlVd.
Panorama City, CA 91402
SHERMAN OAKS
(818) 894-4071
(818) 205-9716
PICO UN ION
SILVER LAKE
2411 Glendale Blvd .
(323) 263-1497
MAR VISTA
12006 Venice Blvd.
(310) 390-3454
MARK TWAIN
9621 S. Figueroa 51.
(323) 755-4088
MEMORIAL
1030 S. Alvarado St.
MID-VALLEY REGIONAL
16244 Nordhoff St.
North Hills, CA 91343
(818) 895-3650
NORTH HOLLYWOOD REG IONAL
PIO PICO - KOREATOWN
694 S. Oxford Ave.
(213) 368 -7647
Northridge
9051 Darby Ave
(818) 886-364 0
(323) 913-7451
STUDIO CITY
12511 Moorpark 5t.
Studio City, CA 91604
(818) 755-7873
SUN VALLEY
7935 Vi neland Ave.
(818)764-1338
PLATT
23600 Victory BlVd.
Woodland Hill s, CA 91367
(818) 340-9386
SUNLAND - TUJUNGA
7771 Foothill Blvd .
Tujunga , CA 91042
(818) 352-4481
PLAYA VISTA
6400 Playa Vista Dr.
SYLMAR
14561 Polk S1.
(310) 437-6680
Sylmar, CA 9 1342
5211 Tujunga Ave.
North Hollywood , CA 91 601
(818) 766-7185
(213) 368 -7545
4625 W. Olympic Blvd .
(323) 938-2732
14245 Moorpark St.
Sherman Oaks, CA 91423
(818) 367-6102
PORTER RANCH
11371 Tampa Ave.
Porter Ranch , CA 91326
VALLEY PLAZA
1231 1 Vanowen St.
North Hollywood. CA 91605
(818) 360-5706
(818) 765-9251
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VAN NUYS
WESTWOOD
Historic Photo Collection
6250 Syl mar Ave. (Mall )
Van Nuys, CA 91401
(818) 756-8453
1246 Glendon Ave.
(3 10) 474-1739
(213) 228·7274
(213) 228·7419 FAX
More than 2.5 million photographs related
to Southern California history are being
digitized and are available for viewing at the
Central library and on the Library's website.
VE NICE -ABBOT KINNEY
MEMORIAL
50 1 S. Venice Blvd .
Venice, CA 90291
(310) 82 1-1769
VERMONT SQUARE
1201 W. 48th SI.
(323) 290·7405
WILL ANDAR IEL DURANT
7140 W. Sunset Blvd.
(323) 876-2741
WILM INGTON
1300 N. Avalon Blvd.
(310) 834-1082
WILSHIRE
VERNON - LEON H.
WASHINGTON JR. MEMORIAL
4504 S. Cenlral Ave.
(323) 234·9 106
(323) 231-4291 FAX
WASHINGTON IRVING
(Adult Literacy Services )
4117 W. Washington Blvd.
(323) 734-6303
ALMA REAVES WOODS - WATTS
10205 Compton Ave
(323) 789-2850
WEST LOS ANG ELES REGIONAL
11360 Santa Monica Blvd.
(31 0 ) 575-8323
WEST VALLEY REGIONAL
19036 Vanowen St.
Reseda, CA 91335
(818 ) 345·9806
WESTCHESTER - LOYOLA
VILLAGE
7114 W. Manchester Ave.
149 N. St. Andrews PI.
(323) 957-4550
WOODLAND HILLS
22200 Ventura Blvd .
Woodland Hills, CA 91364
(8 18) 226-00 17
Computers For Public Use
(213) 228-7000
Each l APL library has computers for
the public to use to access the Internet,
commercial databases, induding full-text
magazine and newspaper articles, business
directories and many unique resources
created by Ihe Library.
InfoNow
(2 13) 228-7272
(213) 228-7369 FAX
infaNow provides quiCk. answers to commonly asked questions about the library
and many other topics.
Business addresses and phone
numbers
Associalions
Manufacturers
Spelling, definitions or grammar
Sports information
Math or science formulas
Historical or biographical facts
Government officials' names and
addresses
Los Angeles . CA 90045
(310) 348· 1096
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Onlin e Catalog
hltp;Uwww, lapl.org/cala!oa/
The Library's computerized catalog of more
than 6 million items is available at the
Central library, all 72 branch libraries and
through the Internet.
Support the Library
(213) 228-7500
The Library Foundation of Los Angeles
and 70 other Friends of the Library groups
raise funds for a wide variety of projects
that enhance library services, materials
and programs at all LAPL libraries.
Youth Services
(213) 228-7290
Every branch library has an area of books.
magazines and resources targeted for
children and teens, including videos and
CD's. Public computers can be used 10 do
homework.
Virtual Library
The Central Library and the 72 branch
libraries provide computer access to the
electronic resources contained in the Central
library and to global electronic resources,
The Virtual Library offers users access to the
Internet, commercial databases, and many
unique re sources created by the Library.
Using a Virtual library workstation , people
can: search the Library's online catalog;
place a hold on materials; view digitized
photographs from the library's collecllon ;
search specialized databases including
full -Iext magazine and newspaper articles
and business directories: access library
created databases of songs, obituaries,
local history and others; and explore multimedia software designed to improve math
and reading skills. among others,
Volunteer Programs
(213) 228-7540
Volunteer opportunities in the Library include
structured programs such as Grandparents
and Books (GAB), the Library's literacy
program and the Cenlral library Docents.
Volunteers can also shetve books, assist
children in using the Homework Centers,
work with the librarians in programs or
provide clerical assistance,
MAYOR
Mayor - Antonio R. Villaraigosa
200 North Spring st., Room 303
(213) 978·0600
(213) 978·0750 FAX
(213) 978-0721 Constituent Services
(2 13) 978-081 1 Volunteer Bureau
http://mayor.lacjty.org
Elected by Ihe people of Los Angeles, the Mayor is the executive officer of the City. The Mayor recommends and submits the annual
budget and other proposals to the City Council, approves or vetoes ordinances passed by the Council. appoints and may remove
certain City officials and commissioners, manages and oversees City departments and coordinates visits of foreign and domestic
dignitaries.
The Mayor's TeamWork lA program brings together key city departments to identify and solve neighborhood problems and the new
3-1~1 phone system provides all City residents an easy-Io-remember phone number to access all non-emergency City services.
Central Area City Hall
Hollywood Community Center
6501 Fountain Avenue
(323) 957·6332
(323) 957·6333 FAX
Harbor Area Neighborhood City
Hall
638 South Beacon Sireet
(310) 732·4630
(310) 732·4647 FAX
North Valley Neighborhood City
Hall
South Valley Neighborhood City
Hall
Tujunga Municipal Building (currently
under construction]
7747 Foothill BouleVard
Tujunga , CA 91402
Marvin Braude Constituent Center
6262 Van Nuys Blvd.
Van Nuys, CA 91401
South Los Angeles
Neighborhood City Hall
Mark Ridley Thomas Constituent
Service Center
(323) 789·1 405
(818) 778-4990
(818) 778-4995 FAX
West Los Angeles City Hall
West Los Angeles Municipal Building
7166 West Manchester Avenue
(310) 410· 1749
NEIGHBORHOOD EMPOWERMENT
Neighborhood Empowerment Department (Neighborhood Councils)
334·8 E. 2nd SI.
(213)485·1360
(213) 485-4608 FAX
www.lacitynejghborhood
Promotes public participation in govemment through creation of independent. grass-roots, participatory Neighborhood Councils, which
have the potential to influence citywide and local decision-making. The department helps people form a neighborhood council and
provides them wi th training and fi nancial support to get officially certified and to begin work. Eventually, everyone in the City could be
inside a neighborhood council area.
The Department maintains a number of neighborhood access centers and sateUite offices ci tywide. Contact the department to locate the
closest center or for information on forming a neighborhood counCil , participation in One or being on the department's newsletter list.
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PERSONNEL
Personnel Department
700 E. Temple SI.
(213)473-9311
(213) 473-9324 TDD
http://oerJacity.org
The City of Los Angeles employs thousands of people in hundreds of different types of Jobs. The Personnel Department recruits.
tests, and provides aUCity Departments with high-quality individuals for employment, following principles of merit , fairne ss and equal
employment opportunities. Many City jobs are geared toward career and promotional growth opportunities for currenl employees
who have acquired qualifying experience with the City. Other jobs are entry level or those where recruitment for "open" applicants from
outside the City's employee workforce has been permitted.
The City uses a civil service system of employment and promotion, Typically a job applicant will be reque sted to pass an eXamination in
order to be placed on an eligibte list and considered for employment. Certain Jobs are exempt from civil service examinations and civil
service provisions. At the Personnel Department building, at satellite offices, on the Internet, oron the 24-hour Job Holline, the public may
receive information on how to obtain lislings of current Job openings, Job applications, job notifica tion cardS, and other required forrTls.
Service Center Locations
MAIN OFFICE
700 E. Temple Street
CONSTITUENT SERVICE CENTER
MARVIN BRAUDE CONSTITUENT
CENTER
6262 Van Nuys Blvd., Room 200
Van Nuys, CA 91406
CYPRESS PARK COMMUN ITY
CENTER
929 Cypress Avenue
PLANNING
City Planning
201 N. Figueroa St., 4th Floor
(2 13) 482-7077
(213) 482-7080 FAX
cjtyplannlng.lacitY,Qra
The Department of City Planning prepares and maintains a general plan which is a comprehensive declaration of purposes. poliCies and
programs for the development of the City including such elements as land use, conservation. circUlation , service systems, highways,
public works facilities, branch administrative centers, schools, recreational facilities and airports.
The Department regulates the use of privately-owned property through zoning regulation specific plan ordinances and Slate laws and
through the approval of proposed subdivisions.
The Department Investigates and reports on applications for amendments to zoning regulations, and passes upon zone variance and
conditional use applications.
The acquisition of land by the City ror public use and the dIsposition of surplus land must be submitted to the Commission for report and
recommendation.
The Department conducts studies relating to environmental quality, and provldes advice and assistance relative to environmental
matters.
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Area Planning Commiss ions
(APCs)
As a result of City Charter changes,
seven Area Planning Commissions were
established to handle appeals of Zoning
Administrator decisions on local zoning
cases, such as conditional uses and
variances.
W EST LOS ANGE LES AREA
COM MISSION
Department of Transportation
Western Parking Enforcement
Conference Room
11214 Wesl Exposition Blvd.
Los Angeles , CA
(2 13) 978-1293
CENTRAL AREA COMMISSION
City Hall
200 North Spring SI., 10th Floor
EAST LOS ANGE LES AREA
COMMISSION
Ramona Hall Community Center
Main Hall
4850 N. Figueroa St.
(213) 978-1247
HAR BOR AREA CO MMISSION
Harbor Commission Board Room
425 South Palos Verdes St.
2nd Floor
San Pedro, CA 90731
(213) 978-1247
N ORTH VALLEY AREA
COMMISSION
Marvi n Braude - San Fernando
VALLEY
6262 Van Nuys Blvd. , 3rd Floor
Van Nuys , CA 9140 1
(8 18) 374-5074
(818) 374-5075 FAX
8475 South Vermont Ave.
Los Angeles, CA
(213) 978-1295 Appeal Case On ly
SOUTH VALL EY A REA
COMMI SSION
Public Counter
(213) 978-1318
City Planning Commi ssion
(213)978-1259
(2 13)978-1263 FAX
Case Management Section
(CPC)
Central Publications Unit
CITY HALL
(213) 978-1255
(2 13) 978-1263 FAX
Conference Center
200 North Spring SI. , 10th Floor
Los Angeles, CA
MARVIN BRA UDE - SAN
FERNA NDO VALLEY
6262 Van Nuys Blvd., 1st Floor
Van Nuys , CA 91401
(818) 374-5074
(818)374-5075 FAX
City Planning Commission Office
200 North Spring St., Room 532
Los Angeles , CA
(2 13) 978-1247
Hears legislative matters and makes
recommendations to the Mayor and City
Council regarding the General Plan,
del{elopment permits and olher ordinance
recommendations. Call for InfonTialion
about meetings and agendas. Under the
City Charter. has expanded role to hear
cases of Citywide significance.
200 North Spring Street. , 7th Floor
(213) 978-1375
(2 13) 978-1373 FAX
Community Planning Bureaus
METRO/EAST/SOUTH BUREAU
(2 13)978- 11 79
Marvin Braude • San Fernando
W EST/COASTAUBUREA U
Valley
200 North Spring Street, Room 621
Los Angeles, CA 900 12-2601
(8 18) 374-5050
CITY HALL OFFIC E
Citywide Planning Division
SOUTH LOS ANG ELES AR EA
COMMI SSION
1 Stop Counter
6262 Van Nuys Blvd .
Van Nuys, CA 9140 1
200 N. Spring St. , 5th Floor
Automated Records & File Unit
(2 13) 978-1294
VALLEY BUREAU
(213) 978-1171
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Division of Land
(213) 978-1362
(21 3) 978-1343 FAX
DOWNTOWN L.A. 1-STOP
201 N. Figueroa St. , 4th Floor
(213)482-7077
(213 ) 482-7080 FAX
Construction Service Center provides
information about General and Community
Plans, Planning and Zoning Code.
Furnishes discretionary zoning and land
use applications and appeals.
SAN FERNANDO VALLEY
6262 Van Nuys Blvd.
Van Nuys, CA 91401
(8 18) 374-5050
(818) 374-5051
(818) 374-5075 FAX
Zon in g Administration
City Hall
200 North Spring Street.
Room 763
Los Angeles , CA 90012-2601
(213) 978-1 318
(2 13)978-1334 FAX
POLICE
Police Department
100 Wesl1 sl Sireet Room
(877) 275-5273
(213)
485~3265
www.lapdQoline.org
AntiMOrug Hotline
(800)662·2818
Accepts anonymous reports of suspected
drug dealing in the community,
Burgl ar Al arm s
(213) 485·2931
Anyone with a burglar alarm system,
residential or commercial, is required
to file a permit with the City. For permit
information, caU the Office of Finance. The
review by a hearing officer.
Call the ._. ~s tha downtown business district, Eagle
Parking Violations Bureau for details.
Roc!<, the Garment District, MacArthur
Park, Dodger Stadium and Griffith Park.
It borders Burbank , Glendale, Pasadena
Police Job Oppo rtunities
and South Pasadena. Central Bureau 's
(213) 473·9331
population is Ihe most ethnically and
For information on how to apply to be
cul turally diverse in the City,
a police officer, and testing and job
requirements
Central Bureau Community
Po lice Stat ion s
Prog ra ms for Yout h
Commission Investigation Division of the
(213) 473-4530
LAPO handles the investigation of false
A variety of programs seek \0 involve
the young peopte of the community in
educational, athletic and recrea tional
activities that instill community pride,
self discipline, character and leadership.
These include Deputy Auxiliary Police,
Police Explorer Program, and Ihe Police
Activity league ,
Call Ihe community
retal10ns office of your local police station
for information.
alarms.
Community Impact Teams
Area residents work closely with operations
learns to identify problems and solutions to
gang-related crime and Qualilyoflife issues.
Contact the Operations Support Divisions
at Devonshire, Foothlll, Newton. Northeast
and Pacific Areas for more information .
Community Involvement
Programs
Community involvement is an effective
way to reduce crime and protect property.
Contact Ihe Community Relations office at
your local police station to get information
on the varie ty of programs available and
how you can become involved . These
include:
-Community/Police Advisory Boards
(CP~Bs)
-Neighborhood and Business Walch
Groups
-Community Police Academies.
St.
90033
(323) 342·4101
(213) 485·2942
NEWTON COMMUN ITY POLICE
STATtON
3400 South
Central Ave.
Los Angeles , CA
90011
Enables communi ty residents to make their
home or business a place where children
may go for safety or assistance when they
encounter a threat or emergency while enroute to or from any LAUSD school.
NORTHEAST COMMU NITY POLICE
STATION
3353 San Fernando Rd .
Towed Vehicles
If your car is lowed, catl the Department
of Transportation, Parking Enforcement
Division. You will be directed to the official
police garage where your vehicle has been
taken.
Central Bureau
(213) 485-4 101
251 E. 6th SI.
Call to request crime prevention and crime
awareness materials.
Los A ngeles, CA 90014
Parking
violations
fall
under
the
responsibility of the City's Department of
Transportation (DOT). People who receive
parking citations issued in the ci ty may not
contest their citations in court, but, w ithin
21 days, mCly request an administrative
First
(213) 846·6547
Community Relations Section
Office of the Chief of Police
(2 13) 485·41 84
2111 E.
Los Angeles, CA
Safe House Community Program
Police Stations
Parking Violations BUreau
HOLLENBECK COMMUN ITY
POLICE STATION
Centra l Commu nity Police Station
(213) 485-3101 Central Bureau
(213) 972-1289 Central Division
(2 13) 847·5299 TOO
The Central Bureau oversees operations in
the following Areas: Central. Hollenbeck,
Newton, Northeast and Rampart, as well
as the Central Traffic Division, Central
Bureau has a population of roughly 900,000
people, encompasses 65 square miles,
and includes such diverse communi ties
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(2 13) 485·2563
RAMPART COMMUNITY POLI CE
STAT ION
1401 W 6th SI.
Los Angeles, CA
90017
(213) 484·3400
Central Substation
CHI NATOWN SUBSTATION
823 N. Hill SI.
Los A n geles, CA
90012
(213) 62 1·2344
LITTLE TOKYO DROP IN CENTER
307 E. First St.
Los Angeles, CA
(213) 613· 1911
90012
Central Traffic Division
South Substation
CENTRAL FACILITIES BUILDING
251 E. 61h SI.
(213) 972-2445
The Central Traffic Division is staffed by 180
sworn and civilian members of (he police
department. 1\ is responsible for traffic
enforcement and collision investigation
for all of Central Bureau, which includes
Central, Northeast, Hollenbeck, Newlon,
and Rampart Areas a total of 1,139 street
miles.
VAN METER CENTER
606 E. 76 SI.
(323) 778-9733
South Bureau
77TH STREET COMMUN ITY
POLICE STATION
7600 S. Broadway
(2 13) 485-4251
(2 13)485-4164
(213) 485-6409 TOO
The South Bureau oversees operations in
the following Areas: Harbor, 77th Street,
Southeast and Southwest, as well as tile
South Traffic Division. South Bureau has
a population of roughly 640,000 people,
encompasses 57.6 square miles, and
includes such wert known Los Angeles
landmarks as USC, Walls Towers, the
Harbor Gateway, the Port of Los Angeles
and the Exposition Park Museums.
South Bureau Community Police
Station
HARBOR COMMUNITY POLICE
STATION
2175 John S. Gibson Blvd .
San Pedro, CA 90732
(310) 726-7700
(310) 5 18-6387 TOO
SOUTH EAST COMMUN ITY POLICE
STATION
145 W 108TH ST.
(2 13) 972-7828
(213) 485-9934 TOO
SOUTHWEST COMM UNITY POLICE
STATION
1546 West Martin Luther King Blvd.
(213) 485-2582
(2 13) 485- 1015 TOO
MARK RIDLEY THOMAS BU ILDING
6475 S. Vermont Avenue
(2 13) 485-76 16
CRENSHAW SHOPPING CENTER
3400 Slauson Avenue
VERMONT SQUARE LIBRARY
1201 W. 46th Street
l os Angeles , CA 90064
South Traffic Division
4125 South Crenshaw Blvd .
(213) 485-7336
The South Traffic Division is responsible
for Ihe investigation 01 traffic collisions
and traffic related crimes for all of South
Bureau, and encompasses the area south
of the Santa Monica freeway to San Pedro
and between Central Avenue and LaBrea
Avenue, over 1,000 street miles. The
Communities of San Pedro and Harbor
City are also served.
Valley Bureau
MISSION COMMUNITY POLICE
STATION
11121 N. Sepulveda Blvd. ,
Mission Hilts, CA 91345
(818) 838-9980
The Valley Bureau (VB) oversees
operalions in the following areas:
Devonshire, Foothill. Mission, North
HOllywood, Van Nuys, and West Valley,
as well as Valley Traffic Division. Valley
Bureau has a population of roughly 1.27
million people and encompasses 221.8
square miles.
Valley Bureau Community
Police Station
DEVONSH IRE COMMUN ITY
POLICE STATION
10250 Etiwanda Avenue
(8 18) 832-0633
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FOOTH ILL COMMUN ITY POLICE
STATION
12760 Osborne Street
Pacoima , CA
(818) 756-8861
NORTH HOLLYWOOD COMMUNITY
POLICE STATION
11640 Burbank Blvd .
(818) 623-40 16
VAN NUYS COMMUNITY POLICE
STATION
6240 Sylmar Avenue
Van Nuys, CA 91401
(818) 374-1970
WEST VALLEY COMMUNITY
POLICE STATION
19020 VANOWEN STREET
Reseda, CA 91335
(818) 374-7611
TOPANGA COMMUNITY POLICE
STATION
21501 Schoenborn SI.
Canoga Park, CA 91 304
(818) 756-4800
Valley Traffic Division
6240 Sylmar Avenue
Van Nuys, CA 91401
(818) 644-8016
The Valley Traffic Division (VTD) is
responsible for the investigation of traffic
collisions and traffic-related crimes for aU
of Valley Bureau . VTD provides aggressive
traffic enforcement in local areas where
serious collisions have resulled in injury or
death,
West Bureau
Hollywood , Pacific, West LA,
Wilshire, West Trartic
4849 West Venice
Suite 213
(2 13) 473-0277
West Bureau (WB) is comprised of a 124
square mile territory with a population
of apPf"oximately 840,400 residents The
border of WB to (he North is Forest Lawn
Drive, to the East is Normandie Boulevard,
to the South is EI Segundo Boulevard,
and to the West is the Pacific Ocean . The
Bureau overseesopetations in the following
communllies: Hollywood , Wilshire, Pacifi c
and West Los Angeles, as well as the
Wes t Traffic Division, which includes
the neighborhOods of Pacific Palisades,
Westwood, Century City, Venice, Hancock
Park, and the Miracle Mile. In the 1980s,
West Bureau hosted Ihe pilot program for
the K9 Platoon.
West Bureau Community Police
Station
HOLLYWOOD COMMUNITY POLICE
STATION
1358 N. WILCOX AVENUE
HOllywood, CA 90028
(213) 972-2971
(213) 485-9899 TOO
PACIFI C COM MU NITY POLICE
STATION
12312 CULVER BLVD.
(310) 482-6334
(2 13) 847-5299
WEST LOS ANGELES COMMUNITY
POLICE STATION
1663 Buller Avenue
(310) 444-0701
(310) 575-87 19 TOO
West Traffic Division
4849 Venice Blvd .
(213) 473-0222
The West Traffic Division is responsible
for the investigation of traffic collisions and
traffic related crimes for all of OperationsWest Bureau, which Includes the patrol
divisions of: Hollywood , Pacific, West los
Angeles and Wilshire.
OLYMPIC COMMUN ITY POLICE
STATION
1130 S. Vermo nt
(213) 382-9102
WILSHIRE COMMUNITY POLICE
STATION
4861 West Venice
(213) 473-0476
(213) 485-2112 TOO
PUBLIC WORKS
Public Works
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The Department of Public Works, the City's third largest Department , Is responsible for construction, renovation, and the operation of City
facilities and infrastructure. The Department builds the City streets, installs its sewers. conslructs storm drains as well as public buildings
and service facilities.
The Department is comprlsed of a staff of over 5000 employees who design and execute public projects from sidewalks and bridges to
wastewa ter treatment plants and libraries. Throughout its history, the Department of Public Works has been responsible for construction,
renovation and Improvement programs involving such projects as the Los Angeles lnlernational Airport, City Hall, Hyperian and Tillman
Treatment Plants, Hyperion and North Spring Street Bridges. plus hundreds of major public fac;!ilies and systems Ihroughout the City of
los Angeles.
The Department of Public Works is managed by five full time commissioners to serve as the voice of the People, and to maintain the
quality of life in the City of Los Angeles with the resources and delivery of services by the Department's Bureaus of ContractAdministration,
Engineering, Sanitation, Street Lighting and Street Services.
·Bureau"o(coniraci ·A(rmin i·stra·~"·""·· Enrorces 'MinoriiY· Women·an<foihElr .... ·-
tion
Business Enlerprise Subcontractor
11 49 S. Broadway Street , Suite 300
3-1 -1 City Service Directory
(213) 847-1922
outreach programs.
Certifies Minority, Women and
Disadvantaged Business Enterprises for aJi
City departments.
Enforces federal and slate prevailing wage
and labor laws on public works projects.
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The Bureau of Contract Administration
administers contracts and permits
for public works construction and
improvement projects (streets, sewers,
storm drains, streetlighting and all other
public improvements),
Inspects projects daily to ensure
work constructed on public property
is the highest possible quality, meets
specifications, and is completed on
schedule.
Reviews and approves construction and
non-construction affirmative action plans.
Bureau of Engineering
1149 S. Broadway Street, Suite 700
3-1-1 City Service Directory
(213) 485-5400
http://eno,lacity.org
The Bureau of Engineering prepares
preliminary designs, speCifications and
estimates of major public improvement
projects.
Responsible for subdivision requirements
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and checking public improvement plans of
private developers .
Prepares construction cost estimates
and provides construction contract
management.
Responsible for Capital Improvement
Projects for Ihe City, including stor~nwater,
sewer systems. street and other
infrastructures. including planning and
design.
Customer Service and Permits
(including
Construction,
Revocable, and Sewer)
Excavation,
CENTRAL DI STRICT
(213) 482-7030
(213) 482-7007 FAX
201 N. Figureoa Street. 3rd Floor
HARBOR DISTRICT
(3 10) 732-4677
(310) 732-4670 FAX
638 Beacon Street, Suite 402
San Pedro, CA 90731
VALLEY DISTR ICT
(8 18) 374-5090
(8 18) 374-4615 FAX
6262 Van Nuys Boulevard , Suite 25 1
Van Nuys, CA 91401
WEST LOS ANGELES D ISTR ICT
(310) 575-8384
(310)575-8631 FAX
1828 Sawtelle Boulevard , 3rd Floor
l os Angeles, CA 90025
Land Development Group
(2 13) 202-3480
(2 13) 202-5520 FAX
201 N. Figureoa Street. Suile 200
Mapping Division
(2 13)482-7111
(2 13) 482-7 110 FAX
201 N. Figureoa Street, Suite 11 50
Burea u of Sanitation
1149 S. Broadway Street. Suite 900
(800) 773-CITY or (800) 773-2489
(213) 473-4112 TTY
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The Bureau of Sanitation provides refuse,
recyclables and yard trimmings collection,
sewer and storm drain maintenance and
repair, wastewater collection and treatment,
and many other related services to the
residents of Los Angeles.
Curbside Collection (Black,
Blue, Green Containers)
(800) 773-2489
(2 13) 374-4112 TTY
-Trash-Recycling
-Bulky Item Pickup
-Dead Anima! Pickup
Disposal of Used Motor Oil
(800) 98-TOXIC or (800) 773-2489
-ResidenUal and
-Small Business
-Special materials
Free Mulch Di strib ution
http://www.lacitysan.org/sfPcd/mulch
giveaway,htm
Instructions: Bring your own shovel, bag or
pick-up!
load up your own containers and take as
much as you need.
localions
BOYLE HEI G HTS
850 N Mission Rd.
Mulch Delivered to this locaUon : Thursdays
(compost) and Fridays (mulch)
Hours of operation: Tue/Thu 9:00 A,M, 12:00 P,M, & 1:00 P,M. - 4:00 P,M.
EAST L.A. (N EAR BOYLE
HEIGHTS)
2649 E Washington Blvd,
Mulch
Delivered
to
this
Location:
Wednesdays
Hours of operation: Frl-Sun 9;00 A,M. - 3:00
P.M.
(800) 773-CITY or (800) 773-2489
(213) 473-4112 TTY
Another curbside service is the collection
of such bulky items as cast-off furniture
and appliances that are too big to fit into
the containers. The Bureau also operate s
a permanent center where residents can
bring bulky items, and SAFE Centers where
residents can drop off residen tial special
materials and electronic waste
Mulch
Delivered
to
this
l ocation:
Wednesdays and Fridays
Hours of operation: Everyday 7:00 A.M. 6:00 P.M,
NORTH HO LLYWOOD (NEAR
BURBANK)
5344 Vineland Ave ,
San Fernando Valley, CA 91601
Mulch Delivered to Ihis location: Mondays
and Thursdays
Hours of operation: Everyday 7;00 A,M , 5:00 P.M.
SAN PEDRO
1400 N Gaffey SI. San Pedro, CA 90731
Mulch Delivered to this Location: Fridays
HOllrs of operation: Everyday 7:00 A,M. 5:00 P.M.
S UN VALLEY (NEAR S HELDONARLETA PARK)
12455 Wicks SI.
San Fernando Valley. CA 91352
Mulch Delivered to this location: Tuesdays
and Thursdays
Hours of operation: Everyday 7:00 A.M.
5:00 P.M.
VAN NUYS (NEAR D .C. TILLMAN
PLANT)
15800 Victory Blvd ,
Entrance South of Densmore Ave.
Intersection
Mulch Delivered to this Location: Mondays
Hours o( operation: Mon-Fri 7:00 A. M.
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ELYSIAN VALLEY
3000 G ilroy SI.
Mulch Delivered to this Location: Mondays
and Thursdays
Hours of operation: Everyday 7:00 A.M, •
5:00 P.M ,
Bulky Item Collection
NORTH HI LLS (NEAR VAN NUYS
A IRPORT)
16600 Roscoe PI. North Hills, CA91343
LAKE V IEW TERRACE (NEAR
SY LMAR)
11950 Lopez Canyon Rd.
Mulch Delivered to this location: Everyday
(except weekend)
Hours of operation: Everyday 7:00 A,M ,
5:00 P.M.
,.
3:30 P,M,
WEST L.A.
6001 Bowcroft SI.
Mulch
Delivered
to
this
Location:
Thursdays
Hours of operation: Everyday 7 :00 A.M.
5:00 P.M.
Horse Manure Collection
(800) 773·2489
(213) 473-5663 TTY
S,A,F.E Centers Permanent
Collection Centers
(electronic waste; computers, televisions 1
VCRs, telephones)
SAN PEDRO: GAFFEY STREET
Sewer Service Charge Hotline
1400 N. Gaffey St.
San Pedro, CA 99731
Saturdays and Sundays 9:00 am - 3;00
(800) 540 -0952
(213)473-841 3
(213) 847-8622 TTY
pm
Available for business on 151 Wednesday of
the month by appointment only_
LOS ANGELES: LOS ANGELESGLENDALE TREATMENT PLANT
4600 Colorado Blvd.
Saturdays and Sundays 9;00 am - 3:00
pm
Special Mate rials : Hazardou s
Waste
(800) 98-TOXIC 0' (800) 988-6942
(213) 485-2260
(213) 485-3666 TTY
Storm Drain Maintenance and
Repair
7660 West Imperial Highway, Gate B
Playa Del Rey, CA 90293
Stormwater Hotline
Available for business on 3rd Wednesday
of the month by appointment only.
SUN VALLEY, RANDALL STREET
11025 Randall 5t.
Saturdays and Sundays 9:00 am - 3:00
pm
Available for business on 4th Wednesday of
the month by appointment only.
WEST LOS ANGELES: UCLA
550 Charles E. Young Dr.
West. Los Angeles, CA 90095
Thursdays and Fridays and Saturdays 8:00
(800) 974-9794
-OVerflow Catch Basin
. lIlegal Dumping Trash, Pollutants and
Debris into the catch basins
Bureau of Street Lighting
1149 S. Broadway Street, 2nd Floor
(213)473-3231
http://bsl,lacity.org
The Bureau 01 Street lighting designs,
constnJcts, operates, maintains and repairs
the City's street tights. It is also responsible
lor the financial administration of Ine
lighting District.
am - 2:00 pm
LOS ANGELES: WAS HINGTON
BLVD.
2649 E. Washington Boulevard. Los
Angeles, CA 90021
pm
Available for business on 2nd Wednesday
of the month by appointment only.
Sewer Hotline (24 hours, in
English and Spanish)
(866) 44-SEWER 0' (866) 447-3937
Sewer Spills and Odors
3-1-1- City Service Directory
(213)473-3231
(800) DIAL-DWP 0' (800) 342-5397
Street Bann er Information
(213) 847-1458
http://baooerpermitsJacity,org
Online permit applicalion available.
PLAYA DEL REY: HYPERION
TREATMENT PLANT
pm
(213) 847- 1891
Emergency Calls After Hours
(323) 342-6006
between 6:30 am - 4;00 pm
(213) 485-7575
between 3:30 pm - 1:00 am
LED Street Lighting En ergy
Efficiency Program
The City's streetligh t system:
Has more than 230,000 streellights
incorporating over 400 different varieties of
lights. Covers 4,500 of the City's 7,000 mile
area.
Provides quality, timely, cost effective and
courteou s service to the community of los
Angeles in meeting the needs for lighting of
streets and public ways wi thin established
authorities. Encourages residents to report
damaged or out-ai-service street-lights in
their neighborhoods.
Request for new or improved
street lighting
(2 13) 847-1459
Street Lights Out or Damaged
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Bureau of Street Services
1149 S . Broadway Street, Suite 400
3-1-1 City Serv ice Directory
(800) 996-CITY
(800) 996-2489 TIY
(213) 473-3231
http://bss.facity.oro
After Hours Emergency Request
(213) 473-3231 TTY
The Bureau 01 Street Services provides
roadway
maintenance,
improvement,
resurfacing and reconstruction of streets
and related structures and engineering
design of streets and streetscapes in the
City of los Angeles.
and
Provides
maintenance,
repair
improvement 01 approximately 7,300
miles of public streets, alleys and related
structures, making about 200,000 repairs
per year and resurfacing and reconstructing
150 to 200 miles 01streets annually.
Cleans public streets and alleys using
a variety of methods Including machine
sweeping over 600,000 curb miles per
year.
Trims, plants and maintains the City's
680,000 tree urban forest, trimming
approximately 90,000 trees annually,
maintains over 290 acres of landscaped
median islands and enforces street tree
and oak tree ordinances.
Enforces the Annual Weed Aba tement
Ordinance, Including the removal of illegally
deposited debris from approximately 5,000
private and public lots.
Enforces the Los Angeles Municipal Code
governing the use of public ri ghts of way to
correct defective and hazardous conditions
affecting the public health and safety.
Office of Community
Beautification
200 N. Spring Street. Room 356
Ca ll 3-1·1
(213) 978-0228
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Requesl lools and supplies
Education Outreach
Request presentation
This long term beaulificalion programs
are designed to encourage communi ty
participation in neighborhood based
Improvement projects.
Graffiti Removal
Report graffil
Request recycled paint
Volunteer Clean Events
Project Restore
200 North Spring Street. Room 1633
(213) 978-0283
http://projeclrestore,lacj\v.org
Established in 1986. Project Restore is a
non-profit organization committed to the
restoration and preservation of Los Angeles
City Hall and other munIcipal buildings
which serve the public as civic. cultural.
architectural and historic resources.
RECREATION AND PARKS
Department of Recreation and Parks
1200 West 7th SI., Suite 700
(888) LA-PARKS or (888) 527-2757
www.Japarks.o rg
The first Municipal Playground and Recreation Department in the United States was established in Los Angeles in 1904. Today, Ihe
Recreation and Parks Department manages over 15,600 acres of municipally-owned and operated recreation and parks facilities. The
departmenl is con trolled by the Board of RecreCition and Park Commissioners, a five-member board appointed by the Mayor and confirmed
by the City Council. The Board sets policy, establishes fees and Clpproves license agreements for concessions.
Important Recreation and Park
Number
OPERATIONS EAST
BALDWIN HI LLS CHILD CARE
CENTER (AC)
5401 Highlight Place
(323) 934-8422
EVERGREEN CHILD CARE CENTER
(AC)
222 E. 2ND ST.
(213)485-1310
BANNING CHILD CARE CENTER
(BC & AC)
1331 Eubank Ave
OPERATIONS WEST
(310) 548-7726
GLASSELL PARK CHIL D CARE
CENTER (AIC AND ALL-DAY OFFTRACK)
2727 Crestmore Place
METRO , PACIFIC AND GRIFFTH
REGION
3900 Chevy Chase Drive,
VALLEY AND WEST LOS ANGELES
REGION
6335 Woodley Ave.
Van Nuys, CA 91406
(818) 756-8060
(323) 341-5682
BRANFORD CHILD CARE CENTER
(BC &AC)
13306 Branford SI.
Arleta, CA 91331
(818) 891-6205
Child Ca re Centers
PS"'Preschoot
BC"Belore care
AC"'Aller Care
SS"'SChoo!s Serviced
ALGIN SUDON CHILD CARE
CENTER (BC & AC)
8800 S. HOOVER
(323) 565-254 1
(323) 266-3805
EAGLE ROCK CHILD CARE CENTER
(BC & AC)
1102 Eagle Vista Dr,
(323) 341-5659
ECHO PARK CHI LD CARE CENTER
(AC)
515 Laveta Terrace
(2 13) 240-3006
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HARBOR CITY CHILD CARE
CENTER (BC & AC)
24901 Frampton Ave
Harbor City, CA 90710
(310) 548-2676
HUBERT HUMPHREY CHILD CARE
CENTER (BC & AC)
12467 Osborne Street
Pacoima, CA 91331
(818) 896-6215
IRA C. MASSEY CHI LD CARE
CENTER (AC & SS)
5001 Rodeo Rd.
(323) 290-2330
JIM GILLIAM CHILD CARE CENTER
(PS)
4000 S. La Brea Ave
(323) 291-5929
LOREN MILLER CHILD CARE
CENTER (AC)
1550 W. 35th Place
Los Angeles, CA 9001 B
(323) 733-8367
MASON CH ILD CARE
Coming Soon
10500 Mason Ave
(8 18) 998-6377
NORTHRIDGE CHILD CARE
CENTER (AC)
18300 Lemarsh 5t.
Northridge , CA 91325
(818) 349-0535
PALMS CHILD CARE CENTER (BC
&AC)
2577 Overland Ave
(310) 202-4531
PECK PARK CHILD CARE CENTER
(BC & AC)
560 N. Western Ave
San Pedro, CA 90732
(310) 548-2650
PEN MAR CHILD CARE CENTER
(AC)
1341 Lake Street
Venice, CA 90291
(310) 202-4564
(310) 202-4555 FAX
T H E EPICC CENTER
RALPH M, PARSONS PRESCHOOL
841 Martin Luther King Blvd.
(213) 763-5119
(213) 765-8330 FAX
ROBERTSON CHILD CARE
CENTER (BC & AC)
1641 Pruess Rd.
(3 10) 202-4565
SOUTH PARK CHILD CARE CENTER
• (BC &AC)
345 E. 51 sl Street
(2 13)847-6744
TARZANA CHILD CARE CENTER
5700 Beckford Ave.
Tarzana , CA 91356
(8 18) 343-4721
VAN NESS CHILD CARE CENTER
(BC & AC)
5720 2nd Ave
(323) 290-3130
VICTORY VALLEY CHILD CARE
CENTER (BC & AC)
SOUTH VALLEY
LAUREL CANYON PARK
8260 Mulholland Drive
Studio City. CA 90046
(818) 769-4415
CENTRAL
RUNYON CANYON PARK
2000 N. Fuller
(323) 913-7390
SOUTH VALLEY
SEPULVEDA BASIN OFF-LEASH
DOG PARK
17400 Victory Blvd.
Encino , CA 91406
(818) 756-7667
EAST LOS ANGELES
SILVERLAKE DOG PARK
1850 W. Silver Lake Drive
(323) 644-3946
6451 5t. Claire Street
(818) 764-1679
WINNETKA CHILD CARE CENTER
(BC & AC)
8361 Winnetka Ave.
Winnetka, CA 91306
(818) 717- 8348
Dog Parks
The Department of Recreation and Parks
maintains park facilities where dogs are
permitted to be off a leash to run free. within
the confines of the park. See the list below
for the Dog Park nearest you, Most are
WEST LOS ANGELES
WESTMINSTER DOG PARK
1234 Pacific Ave.
Venice. CA 90291
(323) 913-7390
SOUTH VALLEY
WHITNALL OFF LEASH DOG PARK
5801 1/2 Whitnatl Hwy.
(818) 756-8190
Golf Courses
open seven days a week.
FOR ALL INQUIRIES ABOUT
GOLF RESERVAT IONS
CENTRAL
GOLF RESERVATIONS OFFICE
3900 Chevy Chase Drive
GR IFF ITH PARK DOG PARK
North End of the John Ferraro Soccer
Field on North Zoo Drive
(323) 644-666 1
6'
(818) 29 1-9980
ARMAND HAMMER PITCH AND
PUTT
WOODLEY LAKES
6331 Woodley Ave.
SHADOW RANCH/ALBERT
WORKMAN RESIDENCE
Canoga Park. CA 9 1307
(818) 883 -3637
601 Club View Dr.
(310) 276-1604
Van Nuys, CA 91406
SEPULVEDA GOLF COMPLEX
16821 Burbank Blvd.
Encino, CA91436
(818) 995-1170
ANDRES PICO ADOBE
10940 Sepulveda Blvd.
Mission Hills, CA 91346
(818) 365-7810
www.sfvhs.com
WATTLES MANSION
1824 N. Cursen Ave,
Los Angeles. CA 90046·2206
(323) 874-4005
HANSEN DAM
Museums
10400 Glenoaks Blvd.
Pacoima, CA 91331
(818) 899-2200
BARNSDALL ART PARK
4800 Hollywood Blvd
Hollywood, CA
90027-5390
AUTRY NATIONAL CENTER
4700 Western Heritage Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90027-1462
(323) 667-2000
BOLTON HALL HISTORICAL
MUSEUM
10110 Commerce Ave
Tujunga, CA 91 042-2313
(8 18) 352-3420
BANNING RESIDENCE MUSEUM
401 East M Street
(310) 548-7777
(818) 780-6886
Historic Sites
HARBOR PARK
1235 N. Figueroa PI.
(310) 549-4953
HARDING f WILSON
4730 Crystal Springs Dr.
(323) 663-2555
LOS FELIZ
3207 Los Feliz Blvd.
(323) 663-7758
PENMAR
1233 Rose Ave.
Venice, CA 90291
(310) 396-6228
RANCHO PARK 18- HOLE
10460 W. Pice Blvd.
(310) 838-7373
RANCHO PARK 3-PAR
10460 W. Pica Blvd .
(3 10) 838-7561
ROOSEVELT
2650 N. Vermont Ave.
(323) 665-2011
THE CAMPO DE CAHUENGA
3919 Lankershim Boulevard
(818) 763-7651
DRUM BARRACKS CIVIL WAR
MUSEUM
1052 Banning Blvd .
(310) 548-7509
GRIFFITH OBSERVATORY
2800 East Observatory Road
Los Angeles , CA 90027-1255
(323) 664-1191
(323) 663-8171
FORT MACARTHUR MUSEUM
3601 Gaffey Street
San Pedro . CA 90731
(310) 548·2631
http:Ugriffithobservatory.org/
LOS ANGELES MARITIME MUSEUM
Berth 84 , Fool of 6th Slreet
San Pedro, CA 90731
(310) 548-7618
THE HOMESTEAD ACRElHILL
PALMER HOUSE
10385 Shadow Oak Drive
POINT FERM IN LIGHTHOUSE
S. Gaffey St. at 807 Paseo Del Mar
San Pedro, CA 90731
TRAVEL TOWN MUSEUM
5200 Zoo Dr
(323) 662-5874
Recreation Centers & Pools
SOUTH SEAS HOUSE
2301 West 24th Street (24th Street &
Arlington Avenue)
(323) 373-9483
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109TH STREET RECREATION
CENTER & SEASONAL POOL
1464 E. 1091h Street
(323) 566-4561
ALGIN SUTTON RECREATION
BARNSDALL ART PARK
RECREATION CENTER
8800 S. Hoover 51.
4800 Hollywood Blvd .
(323) 753-5808
(323) 660-4254
(213) 485-4435
ALISO PI CO RECREATION CENTER
370 S. Clarence 51.
BARRINGTON RECREATION
CEN TER
CHATSWORTH RECREATION
CENTER
333 S. Barrington Ave
22360 Devonshire Street
Chatsworth , CA 91311
(310) 476-4866
(818) 341-6595
BEEMAN PARK
12621 Rye Street
CHEVIOT HILLS RECREATION
(323) 264-5261
CENTRAL PARK RECREATION
1357 E. 22nd SI.
ALPINE RECREATION CENTER
817 Yale 51.
(213) 485-5448
(8 18) 769-4415
2551 Motor Ave
(310) 837-5186
ANGELS GATE RECREATION
CENTER
3701 S. Gaffey Street
San Pedro, CA 90731
826 Lucile Ave.
CHEVY CHASE RECREATION
CENTER
(3 10) 548-7705
(323) 664-2468
4165 Chevy Chase Dr.
ARDMORE RECREATION CENTER
3250 San Marino 51
(2 13) 485-4867
BERNARDI CENTER
65 14 Sylmar Ave.
Van Nuys, CA 91401
(213) 383-7549
(8 18) 756-8727
3141 E. Olympic BlVd.
BOGDANOVICH (MARTIN J.)
RECREATION CENTER
(213) 485-9111
1920 Cumbre Drive
CRESTWOOD HILLS RECREATION
BELLEVUE RECREATION CENTER
(213) 637-0017 FAX
AUGUSTUS F_HAWKIN S NATURE
PARK
5790 Compton Avenue
San Pedro, CA 90732
(310) 548-7590
1000 Hanley Ave
BOYLE HEIGHTS SPORTS CENTER
(310) 472-5233
(323) 581-4753
BALBOA SPORTS COMPLEX
17015 Burbank Blvd
933 S. Mott Street
Encino, CA 91316
(323) 264-5136
(818) 756-9642
BALDWIN HILLS RECREATION
CENTER
COSTELLO RECREATION CENTER
BRANFORD RECREATION CENTER
13310 Branford Street
CULVER-SLAUSON RECREATION
CENTER
5070 Slauson Ave
(310) 398-2591 FAX
Arleta , CA 9133 1
CYPRESS RECREATION CENTER
540 1 Highlight Place
Los Angeles. CA90016
(818) 893-4923
(323) 934-0746
CARLIN G. SMITH RECREATION
CENTER
(213) 485-5384
BANN ING RECREATION CENTER
1331 Eubank Street
511 W. Ave. 46
DAN IELS FIELD
(323) 225-4960
2630 Pepper Ave.
845 West 12th Street
San Pedro. CA 90731
(3 10) 548-7776
(3 10) 548-7728
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NORTH HOLLYWOOD RECREATION
11430 Chandler Blvd .
N. Hollywood, CA 91601
(818) 763-7651
ELYSIAN VALLEY RECREATION
CENTER
1B11 Ripple 51.
(323) 666-5058
GARCIA (MSGR. RAMON)
RECREATION CENTER
1016 S. Fresno St.
(323) 265-4755
DELANO RECREATION CENTER
15100 Erwin Street
Van Nuys. CA91411
ENCINO COMMUN ITY CENTER
4935 Balboa Blvd.
Encino, CA 91316
(8 18) 995-1690
GILBERT LI NDSAY RECREACTION
CENTER
429 E. 42nd Place
(818) 756-8529
(323) 233-0552
DENKER RECREATION CENTER
1550 W. 35th PI.
(323) 733-8367
NORTHRIDGE PARK - DEVONSHIRE
HOUSE
18300 Lemarsh St.
(818) 349-7341
DOWNEY RECREATION CENTER &
SEASONAL POOL
1772 N. Spring SI.
(323) 225-7100
EAGLE ROCK RECREATION
CENTER
1100 Eagle Vista Or.
(323) 257-6948
ECHO PARK RECREATION CENTER
& SEASONAL POOL
1632 Bellevue Ave.
(2 13) 250-3578
EVERGREEN RECREATION
CENTER
2844 E. 2nd SL
(323) 262-0397
EXPOSITION PARK
INTER GENERATIONAL COMMUNITY
CENTER
3980 S. Menlo Ave.
(213) 763-0114
(818) 899-1950
FELICIA MAHOOD SENIOR
MULTIPURPOSE CENTER
11338 Santa Monica Blvd ,
(310) 479-4119
GRANADA HILLS RECREATION
16730 Chalworth Street
Granada Hills, CA 91344
(818) 363-3556
FERNANGELES RECREATION
8851 Laurel Ca nyon
GREEN MEADOWS RECREATION
431 E. 89th Street
(323) 750-4820
(8 18) 767-4 171
FRED ROBERTS RECREATION
CENTER
4700 Honduras
(323) 234-8650
EL SERENO RECREATION CENTER
4721 Klamath Street
(323) 225-3517
ELYSIAN PARK THERAPEUTIC
RECREATION CENTER
929 Academy Rd .
(323) 226- 1402
GLASSELL PARK RECREATION
CENTER
3650 Verdugo Rd.
(323) 257-1863
FRESNO PARK RECREATION
CENTER
1016 S. Fresno St.
(323) 265-4755
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GONZALES (DAVID M.)
RECREATION CENTER
10943 Herrick Ave
Pacoima, CA91331
GRIFFITH PARK COMPLEX &
SEASONAL POOL
340 1 Riverside Dr.
(323) 906-7953
HANSEN DAM RECREATION AREA
11770 Foothill Blvd.
lake View Terrace , CA 91040
(818) 896-6215
HARBOR CITY RECREATION
24901 Frampton Ave
Harbor City. CA 90710
(310) 548-7729
HARBOR SPORTS CENTER
JIM GILLIAM RECREATION CENTER
1221 N. Figueroa Place
4000 S. La Brea Ave
(310) 548-7728
(323) 291-5928
LINCOLN HEIGHTS RECREATION
CENTER
2303 Workman S1.
(323) 225-2838
HARVARD RECREATION CENTER
1535 W. 62nd Street
JORDAN DOWNS RECREATION
CENTER
9900 Grape Street
(323) 778-2579
(2 13) 485- 1835
350 1 Valley Blvd
Los Angeles. CA 9003 1
LACES
5931 Wesl18th Street
LOREN MILLER RECREATION
CENTER
(213) 847- 1726
HAZARD RECREATION CENTER
2230 Norfolk 51.
(213) 485-6839
(323) 291-5969
HIGHLAND PARK RECREATION
6 150 Piedmont Ave.
(2 13) 847-4875
HJ ELTE SPORTS CE NTER
16200 Burbank Blvd.
Encino, CA 91436
LI NCOLN PARK RECREATION
2717 Halldale Ave.
(323) 734-1302
LAFAYETIE MULT IPURPOSE
COMMUNITY CENTER
625 S. Lafayette Park PI.
LOS ANGELES YOUTH ATHLETIC
CLUB
401 N. Ave 19
(213) 387-9426
Los Angeles, CA9003 1
(213) 485-32 17
LAKE STREET COMMUN ITY
CENTER
(8 18) 765-0284
227 N. Lake Street
LOU COSTELLO RECREATION
CENTER
3141 E. Olympic Blvd .
HOLLENBECK RECREATION
CENTER
(213) 207-2 196
415 S. 51. Louis 51.
(323) 261-0113
HOLLYWOOD RECREATION
1122 Cole Ave.
(323) 467-6847
HOOVER RECREATION CENTER
1010 W. 25th SI.
(2 13) 485-9111
LAKEVIEW TERRACE RECREATION
CENTER
Lakeview Terrace, CA 91342
MACARTHUR GEN. DOUGLAS PARK
RECREATION CENTER
2230 W. 6th SI.
(818) 899-8087
(310) 397-8290
LANARK RECREATION CENTER
21816 Lanark Street
(8 18) 883-1503
(213) 749-8896
LELAND RECREATION CENTER
863 S. Herbert Ave
HUBERT H. HUMPHREY
RECREATION CENTER
12560 Filmore St.
San Pedro. CA 90731
Pacoima, CA 91331
(213) 896-65 10
IMPERIAL COURTS RECREATION
CENTER
2250 E. 114th Street
(310) 548-7706
MAR VISTA GARDENS RECREATION
CENTER
4901 Marionwood Drive
(310) 397-8290
MAR VISTA RECREATION CENTER
11430 Woodbine Ave
(3 10) 398-5982
LEMON GROVE RECREATION
CENTER
4959 Lemon Grove.
(323) 666-4144
(323) 566-4247
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MARK TAPER
INTERGENERATIONAL CENTER
17400 Victory Blvd .
Van Nuys. CA91406
MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.
THERAPEUTIC RECREATION
CENTER
3916 South Western Ave.
(213) 847-0878
MASON RECREATION CENTER
10500 Mason Ave
Chatsworth. CA 91311
(818) 998-6377
MONTECITO HEIGHTS
RECREATION CENTER
OAKWOOD RECREATION CENTER
767 Calirornia Ave
Venice, CA 90291
(310) 452-7479
ORCUTT RANCH
23600 Roscoe Blvd .
West Hills, CA 91304
PACOIMA RECREATION CENTER
10943 Herrick Ave
Pacoima, CA91331
(818) 899-1950
PALISADES RECREATION CENTER
MOUNT CARMEL RECREATION
CENTER
830 W. 70th Street
PALMS RECREATION CENTER
2950 Overland Ave
22400 S. Halldale
Torrance. CA 90501
(310) 328-3689
los Angeles. CA 90064
(310) 838-3838
PAN PACIFIC RECREATION
CENTER
7600 Beverly Blvd.
(323) 939-8874
NORMANDIE RECREATION
CENTER
PANORAMA RECREATION CENTER
8600 Hazeltine Ave
(323) 737-1181
(818) 893-3401
1550 S. NormandieAve.
QUEEN ANNE RECREATION
CENTER
1240 West Blvd.
(323) 857-1180
851 Alma Real Drive
(310)454-1412
NORMANDALE RECREATION
CENTER
PUEBLO DEL RIO RECREATION
CENTER
5350 Alba Street
(323) 587-6953
Pacific Palisades. CA 90272
los Angeles , CA 90044
(323) 789-2756
(323) 876-5014
(818) 883-6641
4545 Homer St.
(213)485-5148
POINSETTIA RECREATION CENTER
7341 Willoughby Ave
RAMONA GARDENS RECREATION
CENTER
2830 Lancaster Ave.
(213) 847-2961
RAMONA HALL COMMUNITY
CENTER
4580 No. Figueroa Sf.
(323) 276-3021
RANCHO CIENEGA SPORT
COMPLEX CENTER
5001 Rodeo Road
(323) 290-3141
8756 Parthenia Place
RESEDA RECREATION CENTER &
SEASONAL POOL
18411 Victory Blvd
Reseda , CA91335
(323) 262-7322
(818) 881-3882
PECK PARK COMMUNITY CENTER
& YEAR ROUND POOL
560 N. Western Ave
San Pedro. CA 90732
(310) 548-7580
RITCHIE VALENS RECREATION
10736 Laurel Cyn. Blvd .
Pacoima , CA 91331
PENMAR RECREATION CENTER
1341 Lake Street
Venice, CA 90291
ROBERTSON RECREATION
CENTER
1641 Preuss Road
PECAN RECREATION CENTER
NORTH HILLS COMMUN ITY PARK
127 S. Pecan 51.
(818) 895-9863
NORTH WEDDINGTON
RECREATION CENTER
10844 Acama S1.
North Hollywood , CA 91601
(818) 834-5172
(818) 506-1467
NORTHRIDGE RECREATION
CENTER
18300 Lemarsh Street
(310) 396-8735
(310) 278-5383
(818) 349-7342
(818) 349-7341
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ROGER JESSUP RECREATION
CENTER
1'2467 Osborne 8t.
Pacoima. CA 91331
(818) 896-6215
SHADOW RANCH RECREATION
CENTER
West Hills , CA 91307
(818) 883-3637
STONEHURST RECREATION
ROSE HILL RECREATION CENTER
4530 Mercury Ave .
(323) 225-0340
SHATTO RECREATION CENTER
3191 W. 4th 81.
(21 3) 386-8877
STONER RECREATION CENTER
(310) 479-7200
ROSECRANS RECREATION
CENTER
840 W, 149th Street
WOODLAND HILLS RECREATION
CENTER
5858 Shoup Ave
STUDIO CITY RECREATION
CENTER
12621 Rye Street
Gardena. CA90247
(310) 327-3653
Woodland Hills, CA91367
(818) 883-9370
(818) 769-4415
ROSS SNYDER RECREATION
1501 E. 41st 8t.0
SILVER LAKE RECREATION CENTER
1850 W. Silverlake Dr.
SUN VALLEY RECREATION CENTER
81 33 Vineland Ave
(323) 644-3946
(818) 767-6151
SLAUSON MULTIPURPOSE
CENTER & RECREATION CENTER
SUNLAND RECREATION CENTER &
SEASONAL POOL
5306 S. Compton
8651 Foothill Blvd
Sunland, CA 91040
(323) 233-1174
(818) 352-5282
SAN PEDRO PARK
1920 Cumbre Drive
SOUTH PARK RECREATION
345 E. 61st Street
SYLMAR RECREATION CENTER &
SEASONAL POOL
13109 Borden
San Pedro, CA 90732
(310) 548-7590
Sylmar, CA 91342
(213) 847-6746
(818) 367-5656
SOUTH SEAS HOUSE
2301 West 24th Street
(323) 373-9483
TARZANA RECREATION CENTER
5655 Vanalden Ave
ST. ANDREWS RECREATION
CENTER
TOBERMAN RECREATION CENTER
9901 Dronfield Street
Sun Vaney, CA 91352
(818) 767-0314
1835 Stoner Ave
(213) 231-3964
RUSTIC CANYON RECREATION
601 Latimer Road
Pacific Palisades , CA 90402
(310) 454-5734
SEOUL INTERNATIONAL PARK
3250 San Marino SI
(213) 383-7549
SEPULVEDA DAM RECREATION
AREA
6335 Woodley Ave.
Encino, CA 91406
8701 S1. Andrews Place
(818) 756-8060
(213) 485-1751
NORTH HILLS COMMUNITY PARK
8756 Parthenia Place
STATE STREET RECREATION
(818) 895-9863
CENTER
716 N. State
st.
(213) 847-2790
SEPULVEDA RECREATION CENTER
8801 Kester Ave . "8825 KesterAve.)
Tarzana, CA 91356
(818) 343-5946
1725 Toberman St.
(213) 485-6896
TRIN ITY RECREATION CENTER
2415 Trinity S1.
(213) 485-4195
VALLEY PLAZA RECREATION
CENTER
12240 Archwood St
(818) 765-5885
(818) 893-3700
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VALLEY THERAPEUTIC
RECREATION CENTER
11430 Chandler Blvd
(818) 756-9757
VAN NESS RECREATION CENTER &
SEASONAL POOL
THE VALLEY MUNICIPAL PARK
6911
West Hills , CA 91605
(818) 765-0284
WESTCHESTER RECREATION
CENTER
7000 W. Manchester Ave
Year Round Pool Facility
BANNING POOL
1450 N. Avalon Blvd.
(310) 548-7420
CABRILLO BEACH
3720 Stephen M. White Dr.
5720 2nd Ave
(323) 296-1559
(310) 670-7473
(310) 548-2909
WESTWOOD RECREATION
CENTER & YEAR ROUND POOL
1350 Sepulveda
(310) 473-3610
CELES KING ill INDOOR POOL
5001 Rodeo Rd.
(213) 847-3406
VAN NUYS MULTIPURPOSE
CENTER & YEAR ROUND POOL
6514 Sylmar Ave.
Van Nuys, CA 91401
(818) 756-8727
VAN NUYS RECREATION CENTER
14301 Vanowen St.
Van Nuys, CA 91405
(8 18) 756-8 131
VAN NUYS-SHERMAN OAKS
RECREATION CENTER
14201 Huston Street
Van Nuys, CA 91423
(818) 783-5121
VENICE RECREATION CENTER
1531 Ocean Front Walk
Venice, CA 90291
(310) 399-2775
VICTORY-VINELAND RECREATION
CENTER
11117 Victory Blvd .
North Hollywood,
CA 91606
(818) 985-9516
VINEYARD RECREATION CENTER
2942 Vineyard Ave
(323) 732-2469
WABASH RECREATION CENTER
2765 Wabash Ave
(323) 262-6534
WILLIAM NI CKERSON RECREATION
CENTER
11251 Compton Ave
(323)566-1416
WILMINGTON RECREATION
CENTER
325 Neptune Ave
(310) 548-7645
WINNETKA RECREATION CENTER
8401 Winnetka Ave
Winnetka, CA 91306
(818) 756-7876
LEVELAND HIGH SCHOOL INDOOR
POOL
8120 Vanalden Ave.
RESEDA, CA 91335
(818) 756-9798
E.G. ROBERTS INDOOR POOL
4526 W. Pice Blvd.
(323) 936-8483
ECHO DEEP POOL (AKA. ECHO
PARK POOL)
1419 Colton Street
Closed for
EC HO PARK LAKE
751 Echo Park Ave.
WOODLAND HILLS RECREATION
5858 Shoup Ave
Woodland Hills, CA 91367
(2 13) 847-8524
(818) 883-9370
FREMONT INDOOR POOL
7630 S. Towne Ave .
YOSEMITE RECREATION CENTER
& SEASONAL POOL
(213) 847-3401
1840 Yosemite Dr.
(323) 257-1644
YUCCA COMMUNITY CENTER
6671 Yucca Street
(323) 957-6339
GlASSELL PARK POOL
3704 Verdugo Rd.
LOS ANGELES , CA 90065
(323) 226-1670
HANSEN DAM AQ UATIC CENTER
LAKE VIEW TERRACE, CA 91342
(818) 899-3779
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HUBERT HUMPHREY POOL
12560 Filmore 51.
HARBOR PARK LAKE POOL
25820 Vermont Ave.
Pacoima, CA 9133 1
(8 18) 896-0067
Harbor City, CA 90710
(310) 548-7515
JOH N C. ARGUE SW IM STAD IUM
FORMERLY KNOWN AS L. A. SW IM
STADIUM (EPICC)
3980 S. Menlo Ave .
MAR VISTA POOL
11655 Palms Blvd .
BIRD SANCTUARY
Vermont Canyon Road
Los Angeles, CA
CABRILLO BEACH
3720 Stephen White Drive.
LOS ANGELES , CA 90066
(310) 390-2016
LAKE BALBOA
6300 Balboa Blvd.
Van Nuys, CA 91406
(818) 756-9743
MAC ARTHUR PARK LAKE
653 S. Alvarado 5t.
(213) 368-4160
PECK PARK POOL
560 N. Western Ave.
(3 10) 548-2434
RICHARD ALATORRE INDOOR
POOL
4721 Klamath St.
(323) 276-3042
ROOSEVELT POOL
456 S. Mathews se
(213) 485-739 1
VAN NUYS SHERMAN OAKS POOL
14201 Huston St.
Van Nuys, CA 91403
(818) 783-6721
VENICE H IG H SCHOOL INDOOR
POOL
2490 Walgrove Ave.
(310) 575-8260
Seasonal Pool Facility
WESTWOOD INDOOR POOL
1350 Sepulveda Blvd.
(310) 478-7019
PAN PACIFIC POOL
141 S. Gardner 5t.
(323) 975-4524
PECAN POOL
120 S. Gless SL
(323) 526-3042
SEPULVEDA POOL
8737 Kester Ave.
(818) 894-0144
VALLEY PLAZA POOL
6715 Laurelgrove Ave.
(818) 756-9362
VERDUGO HILLS POOL
10654 Irma Ave .
Tujunga, CA 91042
(818) 353- 1365
San Pedro, CA 90731
(310) 548-2909
(310) 832· 1130 Surf conditions
Cabrillo Beach. located in San Pedro,
ovenooks the Los Angeles Harbor and
Catalina Island. It is a haven for boaters,
windsurfers and other water enthusiasts.
The beach is open seven days a week.
The parking fee entilles patrons to free
admission to Ihe Aquarium and unlimited
use of the enlire facility. Please call for
information regarding boaUng. picnic
reservations or
CABRILLO MARINE AQUARIUM
(310) 548-7562
Situated al Cabrillo Beaell. with a view of
the Port of Los Angeles. the Aquarium and
its active volunteers offer museum tours,
whale watching trips. grunion observation
programs. tours of adjacent tidepools,
marine biology classes and study projects.
The Aquarium has many seawaler aquaria
and Interpretive exhibits on Southern
California sealife and laboratories. A 40
foot outdoor louch tank houses over 2,000
tldepool plants and animals where visitors
can touch tidepool sea life. Open every
day except Mondays, Thanksgiving and
Christmas.
EQUESTRIAN CENTER
480 Riverside Drive
WEST CHEST ER POOL
9100 lincoln Blvd.
(310) 342-3164
Recreational Services
AQUATICS
CITYWIDE AQUATICS
3401 Riverside Drive
(323) 906-7953
FOR ALL INQUIRIES ABOUT AUQTICS
RESERVATIONS
The Aquatic Section operales 59 swimming
pools, 45 outdoor summer pools, 14 year
round pools and five camp pools. Services
Include swimming lessons, individual
and team sports, junior lifeguard training,
fitness and small cra ft (basic canoeing and
kayaking) classes.
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Los Angeles, CA
(818) 840-9063
GREEK THEATER
(323) 665-1927
The outdoor amphitheater has a seating
capacity of over 6.000 and is leased by
the City for presentations of concerts, light
operas and other cultural entertainment
programs.
GR IFFITH OBSERVATORY
2800 East Observatory Road
(213)473·0800
GRIFFITH PARK
4730 Crystal Spri ngs Drive
(323) 913-4688
HANSEN DAM RECREATION AREA
This 1,400 acre park In the northeast San
Fernando Valley offers horse rentals and
equestrian trails; sports fields, a wildlife
refuge and picnic areas, a golf course and
swimming and fishing lakes.
MUNICIPAL SPORTS
Angeles from 1869 to 1940. Open daily
except Christmas. Free.
EL SERENO SEN IOR CENTER
4818 Klamath Street
TENNIS COURT RESERVATIONS
(323) 222-2040
(AUTOMATED)
(213)625-1010
FAIRFAX SENIOR CENTER
7929 Melrose Ave.
(213) 485-7611
Provides sports programs for the adult
citizens of los Angeles. Programs include
soccer, softball and volleyball. Individual
competition is offered in tennis and long
distance running.
NATURAL PROTECTIVE
CORRIDORS
MulhoUand Scenic Parkway
l os Angeles , CA
This unique 50·mile roadway stretches
from Griffith Park to leo Carrillo Stale
Beach. A "protective corridor" has been
created around the road so view sites,
hiking, bicycling Clnd equestrian trails can
be established.
RANCHO PARK
THERAPEUTIC RECREATION
(818) 756-9757
(818) 756-7602 TDD
(323) 653-1824
Provides quality programs and classes
to persons with disabilities.
Services
include recreation . leiSUre, education and
treatment.
VENICE OCEAN FRONT WALK
Restaurants. street performers and vendors
line the Ocean Front Walk. Paddle tennis.
basketball courts and Muscle BeaCh.
Senior Citizen Centers
AHMANSON SENIOR CENTER
3990 S . Menlo Ave.
(213) 763-0118
10460 West Pica Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA
FELICIA MAHOOD SEN IOR
MULTIPURPOSE CENTER
11338 Santa Monica Blvd .
(310) 479-4119
HIGHLAND PARK SENIOR CENTER
6152 N. Figueroa Street
(323) 256-6866
JIM GILLIAM SEN IOR CENTER
4000 S. La Brea Ave ._
(3 10) 838-7561
ANDERSON SENIOR CENTER
828 S . Mesa Street
18·hole. par 71 9-hole , par 3 (5,200 total
yards) (pitch and putt)
(310) 548-7596
(323) 291-5969
LAS PALMAS SEN IOR CENTER
1820 N. Las Palmas Ave.
SEPULVEDA BASIN RECREATION
AREA
Owned by the U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers , this recreational area includes
more than 2,000 acres in the EncinoNan
Nuys area. The Recreation and Parks
Department leases more than 1,500 acres
for recreatron use and offers golf courses,
a 1DO-acre major sports field, baseball
diamonds. tennis courts, soccer fields, bike
paths. model airplane fields, cricket fields.
an archery range, an indoor and outdoor
gym and picnic area. located along Balboa
Boulevard is lake Balboa Park, a 60-acre
park which features a 26-acre boating lake
as well as picniC areas and a chndren's
play area.
BETTY HILL SENIOR CENTER
3570 S. Denker Ave.
(323) 733-1946
BOYLE HEIG HTS SEN IOR CENTER
2839 E. 3rd Street
(323) 264-5757
CANOGA PARK SENIOR CENTER
7326 Jordan Ave.
Canoga Park. CA 91303
(323) 465-7787
LINCOLN HEIGHTS SEN IOR
CENTER
2323 Workman Street
(323) 225-9339
LINCOLN PARK SENIOR CENTER
3501 Valley Blvd.
(213) 847-1727
(8 18) 340-2633
MID-VALLEY SENIOR CENTER
14450 Valerio Street
5200 West Zoo Drive
CLAUDE PEPPER SENIOR CENTER
1762 S. La Cienega Blvd.
(8 18) 785-8488
Los Angeles, CA
(323) 662-5874
(310) 559-9677
Open seven days a week. Specializing in
pre-World War II railroad equipment. the
exhibits include fourteen steam Jocomollves,
passenger and freight cars, cabooses,
two operating diesel locomotives, and
an historic exhibit on fire fighling in los
COSTELLO SENIOR CENTER
3121 E. Olympic Blvd.
TRAVEL TOWN
Los Al)geles, CA 90023
(213) 485-9143
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Van Nuys , CA 91406
MONTECITO HEIGHTS SENIOR
CENTER
4545 Homer Street
(213) 485-8550
MT. CARME L SENIOR CENTE R
830 W. 70th Street
WATTS SENI OR CENTER
1657 East Century Blvd .
DEVONSHIRE HOUSEl
18300 Lemarsh Stree t
(323) 789-282 1
(323) 564-9440
Northridge , CA 91325
(818) 349-7341
NORTH HOLLYWOOD SEN IOR
CENTER
11430 C handler Blvd .
WEST W ILSHIR E SE NI OR CENTER
141 S Gardner Ave.
(323) 939-0263
FR IEN DSHIP AUDITOR IUM
3201 Riverside Drive
No rth Ho llywood , CA 91601
(818) 763-5361
SLAUSON SEN IOR CENTER
5306 S. Compton
(323) 233-1174
WESTC HESTER SENIOR CENTER
8740 Lincoln Blvd .
(310) 649-3317
SUN LAND SENI OR CENTER
8640 Fenwick Ave.
Sunland, CA 91040
(818) 353-957 1
WESTMI NSTER SENI OR CE NTER
VAN NUYS MU LT I-PURPOSE
SEN IOR CENTER
65 14 Sylmar Ave.
Va n Nuys, CA 9 140 1
(818) 756-8727
VAN NUYS-SHERMAN OAKS
SENIOR CE NTE R
14201 Huston Children's Recreation
Center
Sherman Oaks, CA 91423
(8 18) 783-5122
VINEYARD RECREATION CENTER
2942 Vineyard Ave .
(213) 847-67 18
(323) 665-11 54
GRACE . E. SIMONI
1025 Elysian Park DrIve
(323) 665-1155
1234 Pacific Ave.
ANGEL'S GATE PARK
3601 Gaffey Street
Venice , CA 9029 1
(310) 392-5566
San Pedro, CA 90731
(3 10) 548-7705
WILKINSON MULTI PURPOS E
SENIOR CENTER
8956 Vanalden Ave.
(818) 756-7741
W ILMINGTON SE NIOR CENTER
1371 Eubank Ave.
(310) 518-4533
Wedding Sites
ORCUTT RANCH
23600 Roscoe Blvd .
West Hills, CA 91 304
(8 18) 346-7449
AVER ILL PARK
1300 Dodson Avenue
San Pedro, CA 9073 1
(3 10) 832-7328
EXPOS ITI ON ROSE GARDEN
70 1 State Drive
(213) 765-5397
POINT FER MIN PARK
807 Paseo Del Mar
San Pedro, CA 90731
(3 10) 548-7705
TRANSPORTATION
Department of Transportation
100 S. Main St.. 10th Floor
los Angeles, CA9OO 12
(213) 972-8470
(2 13) 977-7032 TOO
www.ladot.lacjty.org
Responsible for the installation and maintenance of traffic signals, signs, parking meters, street name signs and other traffic con trol
devices. Oversees taxicabs, ambulances, parking, intersection control and crossing guard services Operates local transit programs,
including DASH commuter express and CITY RIDE for seniors.
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LADOT Di strict Offices
EAST VALLEY
CE NTRA L
Council D istricts 1. 9 , 14
(213) 972-4990
COU NCIL DISTRI CTS 2, 6, 7
(8 18) 374-4688
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H O LLYW OOD W ILS H IRE
Council Districts 4 ,1 0 , 13
(323) 845-9835
SOUTHERN
Metrolink
Street I Alley Dumping
Council Districts 8, 15
(310) 732-4599
(800) COMMUTE
(800) 996-2489
Traffic Management Services
Street Alignment
WESTERN
Contact LADOT Distrct Offices .
(800) 996-2489
(310) 575-8 138
Parking Citations
Street Construction
(213) 847- 1922
WEST VALLEY
(866) 561-9742
To obtain Information about a ticket Bf1d
(818) 756-8784
how to request an administrative
To obtain information about a ticket and
how to request an administrative hearing.
Abandoned Vehicles
Parking Enforcement
(800) ABANDON
(213)485-4184
(818) 752-5100
Bikeways
To report illegally parked vehicles
(213) 972-4959
Car Sharing Program
Parking Meter Hotline
To report broken meters
Pipeline Permits
(213) 928-97 14
(213) 485-2298
Requires Four Working Days Notice
(800) 996-2489
Regional Buses
(800) COMMUTE
(213,310,323,818) 808-2273
Metro Ra il
(800) COMMUTE
Call M-F, 5 AM ·1 PM only
Towed Vehicles
(2 13) 897-3656
(213) 482-7077
(800) 501-0999
Temporary Parking Restriction
Signs
Pot Hole Repair
Land Development
(213) 982-9600
(877) 215-3958
311
LADOT Transit Inform ation
Taxicab Information
Taxicab Service Issues
(213,310,323,8 18) 808-RIDE
Freeways, State Highways
Taxicab and Ambulance Permit
Office Public Counter
(877) 215-3958
Parking Meter Repair
Oamaged Stop Signs IDamaged
Traffic Signals
311
(213 ) 928-9732
(213) 473-8285
City Transit Service CITYRIDE
Street Lighting
(866) TOW-AWAY
If your vehicle is towed , call for information
regarding Ihe official pollee garage where
it was taken.
Regional Planning
Traffic Enforcement
(2 13)236-1800
311
Sidewalk Repair
(800) 996-2489
Tree Trimming
(800) 996-2489
WATER AND POWER
Department of Water and Power
111 North Hope SI.
(800) 342-5397 or DIAL-DWP
(800) 432-7397 or HEAR-DWP TOO
www.ladwp.com
The DWP offers a variety of services and handles aU questions and complaints concerning power failures, down electrical lines,
water trouble, tree trimming near power lines and your utility bill. The OW? is an independent department. and is not under the direct
operational or budgetary control of the City Council or the Mayor.
72
Alternative Cooling Information
(800) 342·5397
Call for brochures on potential measures
for residential cus tomers to use in place of
their traditional mechanical air-conditioning
systems.
Energy Conservation Program
(800) 473·3652 or GREEN·LA
Information on DWP conservation tips,
programs, and energy audits that wlll help
reduce your uti!ity bill.
Electric Trouble
(800) 342·5397
For power outages
replacement.
and
street
with plans and regulations for electric and
water services.
(213) 367·1361
For your next community fair, DWP offers
a wide variety of exhibit topics. including
earthquake preparedness, water and
energy conservation, and child eleclrical
safety. Literature offering additional
Information on a variety of water and powerrelated issues are provided with Ihe exhibits
(B8B) 376·3314
!nformation on the various rebate programs
offered by the DWP,
Water Trouble
Rebate Information
(BOO) 342·5397
Sewer and Sanitation Service
Charges
(BOO) 540·0952
If you have questions about the Sewer
or Sanitation Equipment Charge billing.
please call the Bureau of Sanitatron at the
above number.
If you see a water teak from a city watermain, service connection or meter, the
DWP will repair it. If the leak is from a
pipe on private property. the owner will
be notified and will be responsible for
repairing II.
Economic Development
(BOO) 864-4409
Shoe Removal
(BOO) 342·5397
Call to have tennis shoes removed from
DWP power lines.
Street Light Maintenance
(BOO) 342·5397
Call for street light lamp replacements or
globe washing.
Tree Trimming
New Business Information
(BOO) 342·5397
(800) 342·5397
The DWP is responSible for trimming trees
that grow into power lines to ensure safety.
This Is done on a regular basis. but if any
safety concerns In your area should arise.
call the above number.
Offers information on temporary service,
engineering, meter service. Building and
Safety releases. Interpretation of rules
for new and modified electric and water
services, and inspeclion for compliance
(2 13) 367·3182
Call for inquiries, complaints or technical
questions regarding water quality and
tesling .
light
Exhibits + Events + Specials
Water Quality
[email protected]
Offers
programs
to
attract
'lew
businesses and encourage expansion
and retention of small and medium-sized
businesses in the City of Los Angeles,
such as new community redevelopment
and
beautification
programs.
utility
infrastructure loans, training and outreach
programs, and business expansion and
retention Iniliatives. Conducts outreach
to promote opportunities for minority-and
owned business enterprises to compete
for and participate in contracts that provide
services and materials to the LADWP.
Zoo Department
5333 Zoo Dr.
www,lazoo,org
Located in Griffith Park. this 115-acre zoo and botanical garden is home to more than 1,100 rare and endangered mammals, birds and
reptiles from around the world. The new Campo Gorilla Reserve is home to seven western lowland gorillas. Zoo visitors walk along a
forested pathway for views of two separate troops of gorillas living among waterfalls and lush plants. Glassed viewing areas and planted
moats are all that separates Zoo guests from the largest primate in the world. Other outstanding exhibits include Dragons of Komodo,
Chimpanzees of Mahale Mountains, and Red Ape Rain Forest. Animal highlights include koala, giraffe. zebra. flamingo. lion. tiger and
many more. The Zoo is open every day from 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.rn ., except Christmas.
Visitor Information
(323)644-4200
For general information about visiting the
Los Angeles Zoo visi t www.lazoo.org or
call (323) 644-4200
elation Membership Department at (323)
644-4759 (Monday through Friday. 9:00am
- 5:00pm) or visit the Membership section
on L A. Zoo website.
Volunteer Opportunities
Membership Information
(323) 644-4759
For information about zoo memberships.
call the Greater Los Angeles Zoo Asso-
(323) 644·4703
If you're interested in becoming a volunteer
or docent, cali (323) 644-4703.
73
Group Tickets & Reservations
(323) 644-421 1
For information about school lours, group
tickets. and educational programs, call
(323) 644-4211, 8:30am to 4:00pm, Monday through Friday to speak directly to a
reservations coordinator.
APPENDIX· A (HOW A PROPOSAL BECOMES CITY LAW)
Los Angeles
City Council
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(motion, report, communicat ion)
Proposa l to Council
•
Referred to approp riate committee.
Committee holds hea rin gs.
e
Comm ittee brings back to Counci l w ith
recommendation: approve, modify, reject,
or no recommendation.
Council votes on committee
recommendat ion.
f)
Approves: Prepare ord ina nce
Ordinance presented to Counci l. Un less
approved with unanimous vo te of at least 12
members, it is held a week for a second vote.
Rejects or Returns to commitlee for morc
hearings and mod ificat ions
e
The Mayol"
Signs bill-becomes law
Takes no action for 10 days
- becomes law.
If vetoed,
Counci I must
override with
Veto- returns to Council
speci fled vote
within 45
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8
Once approved, a City Ord inance is
either published in a daily newspaper and
takes effect 3 1 days later, or is posted and
takes effect 4 1 days later.
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QUICK REFERENCE NUMBERS
DIAL 9·1· 1 FOR EMERGENCY· POLICE· FIRE · PARAMEDIC
For AU City Wide Information and Non-Emergency Services
3·1·1
(866) 4·LA·CITY
(213) 473-3231 Outside Greater Los Angeles Area
(800) 252·4613
(800) ABANDON or (800) 222·6366
(800) 367·AIDS or (800) 367·2437
(310) 646·5252
(909) 937·2700
(818) 785·8838
(661 ) 266·7602
(323) 9364343 Los Angeles
(818) 988-3001 San Fernando Valley
(888) 452·7381
(800) 662·2878
Abandoned Shopping Cart Pick Up
Abandoned Vehicles
AIDS
Airport-LAX (Los Angeles International Airport)
Airport-ONT (Ontario International Airport)
Airport-VNY (Van Nuys Airport)
Airport-PMD (Palmdale Regional Airport)
Alcoholics Anonymous
Animal Services
Anti-Drug Hotline (LAPD)
Battered Women Hotline
(818) 887·6589
(888) 524·2845
(562) 462·2137
(800) 773·2489
Billboard Complaints
Birth Certificate (County)
Bulky Item Pick Up
Burglar alarm ringing/to report
(877) ASK·LAPD or (877) 275·5273
(800) 974·9794
(213) 485·2352
(213) 351 · 5602
(213) 978·7000 Civil
(213) 978·7840 Crimina l
(213) 978·1133
(213) 978·7200
(213) 473·7001
(213) 473·7002
(213) 473·7003
(213) 425·3337
(213) 473·7005
(213) 473·7006
(213) 473·7007
(213) 473·7008
(213) 473-7009
(213) 473·7010
(213) 473·7011
(213) 473·7012
(213) 473·7013
(213) 473·7014
(213) 473·7015
Catch Basin Cleaning
Child Abuse Holline
Children & Family Services (County)
City Attorney
City Clerk
City Controller
Council District 1
Council District 2
Council District 3
Council District 4
Council District 5
Council District 6
Council District 7
Council District 6
Council District 9
Council District 10
Council District 11
Council District 12
Council Districl13
Council Districl14
Council District 15
76
Council Meeting - Council Phone (Live Audio Coverage)
-Harbor
(310) 547-CITY (547-2489)
-Metro
(213) 621-C ITY (62 1-2489)
-Valley
(818) 904-9450
-Westside
(310) 471-CITY (471-2489)
Crisis Intervention - Suicide Prevention
(877) 727-4747
Convention Center
(213) 741 -1151
County Board of Supervisors
Dead Animal Pick-up
(213) 974-1411
Death Certificate (County)
(562) 462-2137
Domestic Violence 24 HR Hotline (National)
(800) 799-7233
Domestic Violence County Hotline
DPSS (County) Dept. of Social Services
(800) 978-3600
Drug Tip (Anonymous)
OWP Hotline (Water and Power Problems)
(800) 662-BUST or (800) 622-2878
(800) DIAL-DWP or (800) 3425-397
Elder Abuse Hotline
(800) 992-1660
(877) 477-3646 Counly
Ethics Commission Hotline
(800) 824-4825
Food Stamp Information
(2 13) 744-5611
Gas Leaks
Health Services (County)
(800) 427-2200
Homeless Services Referral (Info Line)
211
Homework Hotline
(800) 527-8839
Household Hazardous Waste Hotline
(800) 98-TOXIC or (800) 98-86942
LAPD NON-Emergency Police Services (24HR, Toll Free)
(877) ASK-LAPD or (877) 275-5273
LAUSD (Board of Education) www.lausd .net
(2 13) 241-1000
library
Mayor
(213) 228-7000
Marriage license (County)
(562) 462-2137
Neighborhood Councils
(213) 485-1360
Passport (Federal)
(877) 487-2778
Post Office Information (Federal)
(800) 275-8777
Pothole repair
Safely Surrendered Baby Hotline (County)
(800) 540-0952
(800) 773-2489
(877) 481-1044
(800) 427-8700
(213) 978-0600
(877) 222-9723
Senior Lunch Program
(213) 252-4030
Social Security Administration (Federal)
(800) 772-1213
TAXES INFORMATION
-Business Taxes and Permits (City)
(213)473-5901
-franchise Tax Board (State)
-Internal Revenue Service (Federal)
(800) 852-5711
-Property Tax Information line (County)
(213) 974-2111
(800) 829-1040
Taxi Services - Comment & Complaint
(800) 501-0999
TRANSPORTATION
-City Ride
(213,310,818) 808-RIDE or 808-7433
-LADOT (Dash , Commuter Express)
(213,310,818) 808-2273
-MetroHnk
(800) COMMUTE or (800) 266-6883
-Parking Trckets Information
(866) 561-9742
77
-Towed Vehicle tnformation
(866) TOW-AWAY or (866) 869-2929
-Transit Service tnformation (MTA - Metro Bus, Metro Rail)
(800) COMMUTE or (800) 266-6883
Trash Pickup - missed -
(800) 773-2489
Vector Control-Santa Fe Spring - District Headquarter (County)
(562) 944-9656
Vector Control·Sylmar - Branch Office (County)
(818) 364-9589
Voter Registration Information
(800) 481-VOTE or (800) 481-8683
Winter Shelter Holline (County)
(800) 548-6047
Zoo
(323) 644-4200
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NOTES
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INDEX
A
Code Violations 15
Abandoned Vehicles 72
Community Development Department 35
Community Emergency Response Team Training 42
Community Police Stations 55
Adopt A Pet 13
Adult Literacy 48
After School Programs & Children's Service 48
Aging , Department of 10-12
Community Redevelopment Agency 37
Commuter Express 69
AIDS Prevention ProgramsfServices 39
Airports 12
Alarms 55
Alley Cleaning 60
Alternative Cooling Information 73
Contract Compliance 57
Conservation Program 73
Construction Services Centers 15
Consumer Protection 16
Alzheimer's Resources 10
Ambulance Complaints 72
Animal Cruelty 14
Animal Protection Unil16
Animal Services, Department of 13-14
Animal Shellers 14
Council
Council
Council
Council
Anti Drug Holline 55
Aquarium 69
Aquatics 69
Area Planning Commissions 54
County Government Information Number 9
Cultural Affairs Department 38-39
Convention Center 37
District Maps, Office Information 20-34
Meetings By Telephone 15
Phone 9, 17, 18
Subscriber Service 17
Council Tape Recordings 17
County Board of Supervisors 77
Curbside Coliection 58
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Art Center 38
DASH 72
B
Oay Care - Adults 10
Day Care - Children 35
Barking Dog Complaints 14
Bicycle Program 72
Branch Libraries 48-51
Brush Clearance 42
Building And Safety. Department of (LADBS) 14-15
Building Permits (Plumbing, Electrical) 15
Bulky Item Pick-up 58
Dead Animal Pick-up 13
Disability, Department on 39
District Maps, Council 20-34
Burglar Alarms 55
DWP 72-73
C
E
Cable TV Consumer Complaints 15
Cable TV General Information 15
EARS 10
Dog Parks 61
Dogs 13-14
Domestic Violence 16
EI Pueblo de Los Angeles 40
Elder Abuse Holline 10
Erection Information 17
Electric Trouble 73
Emergency Preparedness Department 41
CabriUo Beach 69
Cabrillo Marine Aquarium 69
Catch Basins 59
Cats 13
Child Abuse 16
Emergency/Disaster Preparedness Information or Speaker
41
Empowerment Zones 52
Enterprise Zones 36
Equestrian Center 69
Ethics Commission 41
City Attorney 16
City Clerk 16-17
City Controller 17
City Council 18-34
Cityride 72
Cityview Ch. 35 (cable) 15
Code Enforcement 44
F
80
Fair Housing and Anti-Predatory Lending 44
Federal Government Information Number 9
Municipal Election Information 17
Fire Department 42
Fire Prevention - General Information 42
Museums (Cultural Affairs 38, Et Pueblo 40, Rec. & Parks
62)
Fire Safety Education Programs 42
N
Flyaway Service 12
Neighborhood Art Centers 38
G
Neighborhood and Business Watch Groups 55
Golf Course Reservations 61-62
Neighborhood Councils 52
Graffiti Removal 60
Neighborhood Empowerment, Department of 52
Griffith Observatory 69
Neighborhood Networks 4 Kids 35
Griffith Park
Neighborhood Prosecutor Program 16
69
Nuisance Alley Conversion 60
H
Handicapped Placards and Parking Spaces Abuse 71
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Handyworker Program 44
Olvera Street 40
Hansen Dam Recreation Area 64
Online library Catalog 51
Harbor Department 42
Operation Clean Sweep 60
Hazardous Materials Section 42
Ordinances 17
Historical sites 62
p
Home Secure program 10
Parking Meter Hotline 72
Housing Authority 43
Par1<ing Violations (citations) 72
Housing Department 44
Parks 69
Human Relations Commission 35
Permits 15
Personnel Department 53
Illegal Dumping 58
Planning Department 53
In Home Care 10
Police & Fire Employment Opportunities 53
Info Now library Service 51
Police Department (LAPDl 55
Information Technology Agency 15
Police Stations (Community & Bureaus) 55-57
Internet Access - library service 51
Police Youth Programs 55
J
Property Complaints 15
John Ferraro Council Chamber
Port of Los Angeles (Harbor) 42
18 ~ 19
Pothole Repair 72
L
Power Lines Down 73
LA Youth at Work 37
Power Outage 73
LAX Flyaway 12
Plumbing Inspector 15
Landlord-Tenant Services 43
Public Counter 47, 54
Library (Los Angeles) Public 48
Public Housing 43
Lost Pets 13
Public Works, Department of 57
Low-Flush Toilets 73
R
Lunch For Seniors Program 11
Rebates (utility) 73
M
Recreation And Parks Department 60
Mayor 52
Recreational Services 60-71
Metrolink 72
Recreation Area
Microchip A Pet 13
Recycling 58
Missed Trash Pick-up 58
Rent Stabilization services 46
Motor Oil Disposal 58
Rent Investigations 46
MTA - Bus And Rail Info 72
Rental Housing Code Compliance 47
Mulcll Distribution 58
Rubbish
MuniCipal Buildings 9
81
5
Pick~up
62 ~70
58
SAFE Centers 58·59
Whistieblower Hotline (Campaign Finance) 41
Safe House Community Program 55
Workforce Development 36
Senior Citizen Center 70
y
Sen ior Lunch program 11
Youth Council 36
Senior Multipurpose Centers 11·12
Youth Opportunity Movement 37
Sepulveda Basin Recreation Area 70
Youth Program 51
Sewer Service Charge information 73
Sexual Harassment 35
Z
Sidewalk Repair 59
Zoning Information 15, 54
Zoo 73
Spaying And Neuterin9 13
State Government Information Number 9
Status of Women, Commission 35
Stop Signs 72
Storm Drain Spilt 59
Stray Animals 13
Street Banners 59
Street Cleaning 59
Street Light Maintenance 59
Street Lighting Repair 59
Street Resurfacing 59
Swimming Pools 69
T
Taxi Complaints 72
Tennis Reservations 70
Tlleatre 38, 69
Toll-free Catting to City Hall 8
Towed Vehicles 55
Transportation, Department of 71
Trash Pickup 58
Trees Under Power Lines - Trimm ing 72
U
Union Station Flyaway 12
Used Motor 011 Disposal 58
Utility rebate information 73
v
Vaccinate A Pet 13
Van Nuys Flyaway 12
Vehicles Abandoned 72
Victim·Witness Assistance 16
Volunteer Bureau 52
Volunteer Program 41 , 51
Voler Registration Information 17
w
Water & Power. Dept. of 72
Water Quality 73
Water Trouble 73
Wedding Site Reservations 71
B2
Council District 8 - Bernard Parks
Los Angeles City Hall, Room 460
Crenshaw
(2 13) 473-7008
(323) 293-9467
(213) 485-7616
Council District 1 - Ed Reyes
Council District 9 - Jan Perry
Lincoln Heights
Los Angeles
(213) 473-700 1
(213) 485-0763
(2 13) 473-7009
(323) 846-265 1
Council District 2 - Paul Krekorian
Council District 10- Herb J. Wesson, Jr.
North Hollywood
Sunland-Tuj unga
Los Angeles
(213) 473-7002
(8 18) 755-7676
(818) 352-3287
(2 13) 473-70 10
(323) 733-8233
Council District 3 - Dennis P. Zine
Council District 11 - Bill Rosendahl
Reseda
Westchester
Weat LA
(2 13) 473-7003
(818) 756-8848
(213) 473-70 11
(3 10) 568-8772
(3 10) 575-846 1
Council District 4 - Tom LaBonge
Council District 12 - Greig Smith
Valley
Chatsworth
Northridge
(323) 485-3337
(818) 755-7630
(213) 473-7012
(8 18) 70 1-5253
(8 18) 756-8501
Council District 5 - Paul Koretz
Council District 13 - Eric Garcetti
West Los Angeles
Valley
Hollywood
Glassell Park
(213) 473-7005
(310) 289-0353
(818) 756-8083
(213) 473-701 3
(323) 957-45oo
(323) 478-9002
Council District 6 - Tony Cardenas
Council District 14 - Jose Huizar
Van Nuys
Sun Valley
Boyle Heights
EI Sereno
Eagle Rock/Highland Park
(2 13) 473-7006
(8 18) 778-4999
(8 18) 771 -0236
(213) 473-7014
(323) 526-3059
(323) 226-1646
(323) 254-5295
Council District 7 - Richard Alarcon
Council District 15 - Janice Hahn
Pacoima
Sylmar
San Pedro
Watts
Wilmington
(213) 473-7007
(8 18) 756-91 15
(8 18) 756-8409
(213) 473-701 5
(310) 732-4515
(213) 473-5128
(310) 233-7201
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community founded by44 settlers from New Spain (presentday Mexico) to its growth as a modern metropolis. The
4~acre site includes 27 historic buildings, four of which have
been converted into muserums. The Monument also hosts a
variety of cultural events during the year, such as Dia de los
Muertos and the Lantern Festival,as well as art and historical
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