NCVV Congratulates the Class of 2020
NCVV Congratulates the North Hollywood High School Class of 2020 for a job well done!
NCVV Congratulates the North Hollywood High School Class of 2020 for a job well done!
Families and neighbors came out with their candles, signs and cell phones along Colfax Avenue between Magnolia Boulevard and Riverside Drive to peacefully show support in these difficult times.
Please join your Neighborhood Council Valley Village and Valley Village Homeowners Association Boards of Directors, and Pastor Rich Poole from Faith Presbyterian Church, and come out with a candle or the light on your cell phone, 7:30pm to 8:00pm, Sunday night June 7. Stand at any spot on Colfax Avenue between Magnolia Boulevard and Riverside Drive. No speeches, no march, safe distancing and masks please.
NCVV Donated Money to The Rescue Train to Help Seniors Feed their Pets During Covid-19. We helped Feed 212 Animals Including a Bunny Named Bella, 3 Guinea Pigs and 2 Cockatiels. It Takes A Village!
We have been contacted by the Police Chief, our Councilman and Officer Rob to ask that all of our stakeholders respect the curfew. There will once again be strict enforcement tonight. If you see criminal activity please call 911 immediately. Businesses in the area should take steps to protect themselves (e.g. consider boarding windows).
Are you: between 14 and 18 years of age, a Valley Village resident, interested in playing an active role in your local community? Then you might be a perfect candidate for the Student Committee Chair on the Board of Neighborhood Council Valley Village (NCVV).
Get the summary info on the Community Plan Meeting Feedback from February. City Planning welcomes your comments.
As part of the modernization project at North Hollywood High, there will be mandated testing of the new fire alarm systems May 14 & 15, 11am and 1pm and it will be loud.
Get the details on the $1200 per Adult/ $500 per child IRS Payment Program.
Find out about current eviction rules in Los Angeles