With over 100 meetings in 2019, and countless more hours answering calls, returning emails, attending city hearings and advocating to city departments on behalf of our stakeholders, we’ve worked tirelessly to support our community. I hope you share my pride in the efforts of your NCVV Board. Our goal is to make 2020 even better, and keep Valley Village as “a great place to call home”.
A temporary subsidy to help prevent tenant evictions for non-payment of rent due to exorbitant rent increases is now available through December 31.
"This is a great way to celebrate with family and friends" said Mr. Krekorian. "My office is delighted to join with Neighborhood Council Valley Village to mark the start of the holiday season."
As you celebrate your holidays this season, consider helping others by donating food to NHIFP or make a financial contribution on their website.
NCVV's Board of Directors and our Events & Outreach Committee look forward to seeing you on Saturday night at the 9th annual Light Up Valley Village. To ensure a safe and successful event for everyone we have made weather related changes to the evening's activities.
During Good Food Day 2019 at City Hall CD 2 called out the work of Valley Village restaurant owners Chris Drapkin with her husband and daughter as Good Food Champions.
Dale Liebowitz-Neglia, a ten-year board member of NCVV, passed away in October after a long and heroic battle against cancer. Like many of the thousands who are part of Neighborhood Councils, Dale originally interacted with NCVV through a planning issue, organizing her neighbors to protest the scale of a planned project.
LAUSD has provided notification regarding the 14 trees that are scheduled to be removed during the fall of 2019 as part of the initial construction phase of the Comprehensive Modernization Project for North Hollywood High School.
With a few hours to go before Shabbat, the Los Angeles Bureau of Street Services last week completed a much-needed paving project in the alleyway behind Shaarey Yerushalayim in Valley Village.
If you were not able to attend a Community Plan Workshop, you still have an opportunity to submit your ideas about the proposed concepts.
