Do you live in the City of Los Angeles and have concerns about community safety?
Mayor Karen Bass wants to hear from you.
Please complete this survey to share your thoughts about ways to improve safety in the City of Los Angeles. Your input will help the City improve services and expand safety programs.
*This survey is limited to residents of the City of Los Angeles.
Join CD10 for their next mobility debate of the 2024 election season!
We’re hosting candidates running in Council District 10, which covers Arlington Heights, Koreatown, Mid-City, Carthay Square, Leimert Park, West Adams, and Wilshire Center.
Bring your transportation infrastructure questions for candidates Grace Yoo, Heather Hutt, Reggie Jones-Sawyer, Aura Vasquez, and Eddie Anderson hear their visions for mobility in the area!
The West Adams Neighborhood Council has started the annual process of revising our bylaws, the foundation of our council. This is your chance to make a real difference in how our council operates by sharing your thoughts and suggestions on our bylaws.
Bylaws are a foundational governing guide that dictates the operations of the neighborhood council. They’re not just boring legal mumbo jumbo. Think of them as WANC’s very own recipe book, outlining how we work together, who contributes, and how decisions are made. They ensure everyone gets a fair say and our community dish, aka WANC, stays delicious and nutritious. Here is a link to our existing WANC Bylaws.
Complete the Online Survey
Share your concerns and proposed changes directly through this short questionnaire.
Click here to access the survey: http://tinyurl.com/3tx8ap4h
Attend an In-Person Meeting
We’ll be holding 2 dedicated meetings to discuss the bylaws revision in more detail.
Stay tuned for the announcement regarding the exact time, and location.
Together, let’s build a WANC that truly reflects the needs and aspirations of our vibrant neighborhood!
The City of Los Angeles Reparations Advisory Commission seeks to understand African American experiences within its boundaries. This study aims to learn how the City has impacted African American lives and identify potential areas where reparative measures may be most impactful. We are interested in hearing from you about your experiences and thoughts on issues that may help the City of Los Angeles better understand how to effectively serve African American communities.
Please take the survey and forward the link to everyone you know.
This information is being provided as a courtesy to the community and is not an endorsement by the West Adams Neighborhood Council.
The Los Angeles Reforms for Equity and Public Acknowledgment of Institutional Racism (L.A. REPAIR) is L.A.’s first participatory budget pilot program. L.A. REPAIR will distribute roughly $8.5 million directly to nine L.A. City neighborhoods, called REPAIR Zones, to directly engage underserved communities in deciding how public money is spent. This brings more power to more people.
Grant Proposal Submission Deadline: Wednesday, November 29, 2023 12:00 p.m. (Noon)
Learn more here:
First annual Dia de los Muertos Festival Block Party presented by Councilwoman Heather Hutt CD10.
This information is being provided as a courtesy to the community and is not an endorsement by the West Adams Neighborhood Council.
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