Your Neighborhood Council Valley Village is proud to bring you Emergency Preparedness Training by offering free Community Emergency Response Team Training taught by LAFD. Class starts January 10. Sign Up Now!
Santa paid a visit to Valley Village on Saturday night as festivities got underway for the 12th Annual Light Up Valley Village merchants block party.
Thank you to everyone who is participating in Light Up Valley Village and making our community so beautiful this holiday season.
This corridor will become the backbone of our bicycle infrastructure for the whole Valley, linking neighborhoods from east to west, and connecting with our existing Metro bus and rail lines.
"I think we just really need to resolve that through this work we make clear that no one ever again feels excluded, or belittled, or demeaned, or disrespected, or left behind by the people that they elected to represent them,” said Mr. Krekorian.
Don't let your life get shaken up by an earthquake. Strengthen your home with the help of a $3,000 EBB seismic retrofit grant. Supplemental grants are also available. Registration opens on October 18. See if your house qualifies.
The L.A. Zoo is launching its first-ever Teen Council for Conservation to unite youth and create pathways towards a future centered on conservation solutions in Los Angeles. Apply by October 24.
If you want to be a watch dog on LA County government agencies and can volunteer weekdays for the next year, apply now!
This year’s homeless count proves that there are solutions to homelessness that work. The challenge cannot be solved overnight, but the numbers show that in our district we are pursuing solutions that work and we are seeing real results.
Since the founding of NCVV in 2003, soundwalls have been on the top of the "to do" list for our community. "We've kept this as a priority issue every year since our first Board met in 2003" said NCVV President Tony Braswell. "The completion of this project is a credit to every Board member who has ever served and the tenacity of long time Board members like Ginny Hatfield who never let up on pressuring the city, county and state to get the soundwalls installed."
