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COVID-19 NEWS

Apr 22, 2021

In keeping with Mayor Garcetti’s directive issued today, entitled “COVID-19 City Guidelines,” all Neighborhood Council (NC) Board, Committee, Alliance, and Liaison meetings, as well as all other NC-related events – are suspended up to and including March 31, 2020.

RESOURCES

Helpful resources to help you get information on the Coronavirus:

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Resources and Support for Older Adults Living Alone: A Comprehensive Guide (2024)

Jun 6, 2024

The National Council On Aging created Resources and Support for Older Adults Living Alone, a guide which includes practical tips and resource recommendations from geriatric health experts and advocates, such as:

PACE programs, which use Medicare and Medicaid to help older adults attain nursing home-level care
HealthFinder, a resource with easy-to-understand articles, videos, and interactive tools to help older adults make informed decisions about their health
NCOA’s BenefitsCheckUp tool which helps older adults identify their potential eligibility for benefits and programs

For more information, please visit National Council on Aging.

This information is being provided as a courtesy to the community and is not an endorsement by the West Adams Neighborhood Council.

City of Los Angeles Emergency Management Department Camp ReadyLA

May 10, 2024

Applications are now open for Camp ReadyLA! The City of Los Angeles Emergency Management Department is hosting its second annual Camp ReadyLA: Emer-Gen-Z. Camp ReadyLA is a week-long program for young adults aged 17-22 that provides a look into the life of an emergency manager. Campers will learn about disaster preparedness and participate in fun activities that will improve their team-building and leadership skills, to pave the way for their professional success. Several careers in the Public Safety field will be showcased, highlighting emergency management coordination and capabilities for City response. The program will run from Monday, July 29 to Friday, August 2, 2024, and will take place daily between 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM at the City’s Emergency Operations Center in Downtown Los Angeles. Applications will close on Monday, June 3, 2024.

Paris 2024 Cultural Olympiad Sport+Poetry Program

May 1, 2024

The City of Los Angeles DCA seeks LA-based poets, songwriters, and spoken-word artists for a collaborative, performance-poetry project that will be produced in conjunction with the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. The closing day of the Paris Cultural Olympiad will feature a staged event in a boxing ring specially placed on the Place du Châtelet in Paris for the thematic 12-hour long “poetry-relay” program of live poetry readings and spoken-word and sung performances with music by a wide range of artists based in France. This imminent opportunity is designed to include participation of up to seven Los Angeles-based artists at this showcase event, in the spirit of “passing the microphone” from the Paris 2024 Games to the Los Angeles 2028 Games.

Respondents to this Imminent Opportunity must be willing/able to travel to Paris for six days (if selected) for four full work-days of activities, such as workshops, book-signings, and educational opportunities for youth, culminating with each selected artist performing a 15-minute set (in English) during the 12-hour poetry showcase on Saturday, September 7, 2024. As this event takes place in Paris, the City of LA Department of Cultural Affairs and its sponsor-partners, will simultaneously coordinate a live+live-streaming event (approximately 1:00-4:00 Pacific Standard Time) to receive a “midnight-toast” from Paris and “catch the mic.”

Project Timeline:

Individual Los Angeles-based poets, songwriters, and spoken-word artists respond to an RFQ by Thursday, May 9, 2024 (click here to access the RFQ) to submit sample past work and CV/resumes.
DCA organizes community experts to rate and rank RFQ submissions to identify up to 28 pre-qualified artists in mid-June 2024.
DCA provides each top-ranking pre-qualified artist $200 and two to three weeks to compose a new poem about Art+Sports which will be due to DCA by the end of June.
DCA organizes community experts to rate and rank commissioned works to identify approximately seven artists to participate in the poetry relay event in Paris (July 2024).
DCA refers selected artists to a collaborating Los Angeles literary arts nonprofit organization who will serve as an administrative agent for issuing artists’ creative-admin fees, assisting with roundtrip travel/lodging bookings, and coordinating activities while in Paris (July 2024).
Los Angeles creative delegation (seven selected artists, plus administrative agent) travel to Paris in the first week of September 2024.
Four days of public activities in Paris (Sept 4 through 7) including a 15-minute set within the Poetry Showcase at the Place du Châtelet, noon to midnight, Saturday, September 7.
Live+live-streaming event in Los Angeles, approx. 2:00-4:00PM, Saturday, September 7.

Special Considerations:

Ability to work collaboratively with a foreign host agency and their art specialists.
Ability to diplomatically represent Los Angeles in a foreign host city.
Ability to safely and securely travel and produce artwork successfully according to the description provided above (including a current US passport valid through January 2025).
Youth poets (ages 8-14) are encouraged to apply (with approval from a parent and/or legal guardian)
Writers with disabilities are strongly encouraged to apply to support the closing of the Cultural Olympiad and the Paralympic Games in Paris. Event-venues in Los Angeles will be ADA compliant.

If you have direct questions about this Imminent Opportunity Contact the City of LA DCA Grants Manager Ben Espinosa at ben.espinosa@lacity.org.

To Apply Visit Request for Qualifications Submission Form

This information is being provided as a courtesy to the community and is not an endorsement by the West Adams Neighborhood Council.

Calling All Aspiring Photographers – Free Mentorship Program Now Accepting Applications!

Apr 2, 2024

The Bridge, a free mentorship program designed for emerging photographers ages 18-26, is now accepting applications for its 2024 Summer session.

What is The Bridge?

A non-profit program for photographers based in Los Angeles and New York City.
Offers real-world mentorship, professional development opportunities, and a chance to refine your artistic vision.
This program is completely free thanks to charitable contributions.
Places a special emphasis on reaching photographers from historically underrepresented communities.

Why should you consider applying?

If you’re a passionate photographer looking to take your skills to the next level, this program could be perfect for you! The Bridge provides invaluable experience and connections that can open doors in the photography world.

How to Apply

Applications are open until April 24th.
Visit https://www.wearebkc.com/apply to apply and learn more.

The Bridge is offered by the American Society of Media Photographers and BKC.

This information is being provided as a courtesy to the community and is not an endorsement by the West Adams Neighborhood Council.

SOCAL GAS – GAS ASSISTANCE FUND

Mar 21, 2024

Due to several factors (including widespread, below-normal temperatures; high natural gas consumption; reduced natural gas flows; and pipeline constraints, including maintenance in West Texas), customers will likely receive gas bills that could be double or higher compared to last year’s winter bills.

In response, the Southern California Gas Company (SoCal Gas) recently announced a $1 million contribution to the Gas Assistance Fund. The Gas Assistance Fund is a joint effort between SoCalGas and United Way of Greater Los Angeles, working with non-profit organizations throughout our service territory, to help income-qualified customers pay their natural gas bill with a one-time grant of up to $100 per household.

To qualify for GAF, you must meet the following requirements:

The natural gas bill must be in the name of the applicant requesting assistance.
The bill address must be the applicant’s primary residence.
The applicant must not apply for more than the maximum GAF allowance for the current program year.
The applicant must meet the income guidelines listed here.

For more information on eligibility requirements, please visit https://www.socalgas.com/gaf or call (877) 238-0092.

Asphalt-Rubber Cape Seals in West Adams

Mar 15, 2024

Below is information about an incoming street renewal project utilizing Asphalt-Rubber Cape Seal in the West Adams neighborhood scheduled from March 18th to March 22, 2024.

What is an Asphalt-Rubber Cape Seal?

An Asphalt-Rubber Cape Seal is a pavement treatment designed to extend the life of your street. It uses a special rubberized binder that offers several advantages:

Increased Strength and Flexibility: This reduces cracking and improves resistance to future damage.
Waterproof Seal: Protects the existing pavement from water infiltration.
Extended Lifespan: Provides a new wearing surface for the road, lasting over 10 years.

Please note: While the ride quality won’t significantly improve, this treatment is necessary to address existing cracks and prevent further deterioration.

How will this project affect you?

Parking Restrictions: “No Stopping Anytime” signs will be posted 72 hours prior to construction. Parked vehicles will be towed at the owner’s expense. Please move your car beforehand if needed.
Special Needs: Contact the City in advance to discuss any accommodations required.
Trash and Recycling: Collection will continue as usual. The contractor will coordinate with the crews to ensure minimal disruption.
Street Access: Expect temporary lane closures and delays. Utilize alternate routes or transportation whenever possible.
Resident Access: Residents will not be allowed on the street during construction and curing of the new pavement.
Traffic Flow: Once cured, local traffic will resume at slow speeds. Driveways to businesses and shopping centers will remain accessible, except during works directly in front.

Important Reminders:

Do not wash cars or water lawns 24 hours before and during construction to avoid damaging the new surface.
Obey all posted construction signs and traffic control measures.

Locations & Dates

STREET	FROM	TO	DATE
CLYDE AVE.	120’ S/O ADAMS BLVD.	SMILEY DR.	3/18/2024
DUNSMUIR AVE.	COLISEUM ST.	SANCHEZ DR.	3/18/2024
EXPOSITION BLVD./ S SERV RD.	WELLINGTON RD.	VIRGINIA RD.	3/18/2024
HEPBURN AVE.	39TH ST.	MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. BLVD.	3/18/2024
WELLINGTON RD.	WASHINGTON BLVD.	23RD ST.	3/18/2024
COCHRAN AVE.	EXPOSITION BLVD.	DUNSMUIR AVE.	3/19/2024
SMILEY DR.	THURMAN AVE.	SPAULDING AVE.	3/19/2024
SUNLIGHT PL.	SYCAMORE AVE.	ALSACE AVE.	3/19/2024
EXPOSITION BLVD./S SERV RD.	SOMERSET DR.	WELLINGTON RD.	3/19/2024
WELLINGTON RD.	VICTORIA AVE.	ADAMS BLVD.	3/19/2024
29TH ST.	BUCKINGHAM RD.	WEST BLVD.	3/19/2024
HALM AVE.	CATTARAUGUS AVE.	VENICE BLVD.	3/20/2024
VERA AVE.	REGENT ST.	VENICE BLVD.	3/20/2024
DUNSMUIR AVE.	20TH ST.	21ST ST.	3/20/2024
DUNSMUIR AVE.	D/E N/O	WASHINGTON BLVD.	3/20/2024
APPLE ST.	CLOVERDALE AVE.	COCHRAN AVE.	3/20/2024
DUNSMUIR AVE.	BANGOR ST.	APPLE ST.	3/20/2024
21ST ST.	WEST VIEW ST.	LONGWOOD AVE.	3/21/2024
23RD ST. VICTORIA AVE.	VICTORIA AVE.	WELLINGTON RD.	3/21/2024
3RD AVE.	OBAMA BLVD.	N. OF @3853	3/22/2024
7TH AVE.	JEFFERSON BLVD.	36TH ST.	3/22/2024
10TH AVE.	MONTCLAIR ST.	30TH ST.	3/22/2024
30TH ST.	8TH AVE.	9TH AVE.	3/22/2024
3RD AVE.	S. OF @3947	MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. BLVD.	3/22/2024
8TH AVE.	JEFFERSON BLVD.	36TH ST.	3/22/2024

Town Hall on DONE’s Fiscal Year 2024-25 Budget Request

Mar 14, 2024

You are cordially invited to join your Neighborhood Council Budget Advocates (NCBA) to learn about the Department of Neighborhood Empowerment’s (DONE/Empower LA) Fiscal Year 2024-25 Budget Request with DONE Director of Administrative Services Armando Ruiz and DONE Interim General Manager Vanessa Serrano on Saturday, March 23, 2024 beginning at 10:00 a.m. via Zoom. Registration is required.

This Town Hall will begin with a budget presentation from DONE followed by a question and answer period. To make the most of our limited time we respectfully ask that all questions for DONE about their requested budget be submitted in advance when registering or be emailed to LABudgetAdvocates@gmail.com by March 19th.
The 230-page DONE budget request, which is now being considered by Mayor Karen Bass, is linked here.
This is meant to be a productive discussion about the Department’s requested budget. Please keep all comments and questions limited to that topic. Based upon last year’s experience, we expect this session will last 90 minutes.
We will provide you with budget updates if you register (https://tiny.cc/DONETH24), even if you are not able to attend.
Please share this invitation and the attached PDF and JPG flyers with interested Stakeholders and post it on your NC website calendar.
Thank you for your participation in this year’s Town Hall and for all you do for your communities all year long!

Neighborhood Council Budget Advocates
Website: www.BudgetAdvocates.org

NCBA Town Hall DONE FY 24-25 Proposed Budget flyer 2024.03.23

CD10 Community Clean Up

Mar 14, 2024

Have a bunch of old computers, TVs, phones and other outdated electronics taking up space in your home? Don’t let them go to waste – recycle them properly at the upcoming Community Recyling Clean Up Event on Saturday, March 23rd.

From 9am to 3pm, LA City Councilmember Heather Hutt is hosting a free drive-through recycling event in partnership with LA Sanitation & Public Works and Shred-It USA. It’s the perfect opportunity to responsibly get rid of unwanted electronics and e-waste.

Simply drive up and workers will unload your old electronics like computers, monitors, printers, TVs, DVD players, cell phones and more to be recycled safely and efficiently. Recycling e-waste prevents harmful materials like lead and mercury from being released into the environment.

While you’re there, you can also shred and discard up to two 33-gallon bags of confidential documents per customer from 9am to 12:30pm. After 12:30pm, no more shredding will be accepted.

The event will be held at 3800 Crenshaw Blvd in Los Angeles, right in front of the Sentinel Newspaper building. The line for vehicles will start at Bronson & Coliseum St. This is a residential-only event, so bring proof of LA residency.

Don’t miss this convenient chance to clear out all your unused tech and e-waste clutter! Join us at the Community Recyling Clean Up Event on March 23rd and recycle responsibly.

This information is being provided as a courtesy to the community and is not an endorsement by the West Adams Neighborhood Council.

Proposed Changes to WANC Bylaws

Mar 11, 2024

The 2024 Draft of the West Adams Neighborhood Council Bylaws is now available for review!

The West Adams Neighborhood Council is approaching the final stages of the WANC Bylaws Revision process! Up next is our March 18th vote to adopt the bylaws revisions.

Over the past three months, the Rules Committee has:

Hosted 1 Special Meeting to discuss bylaws revisions
Hosted 3 Rules Committee Meetings to collect stakeholder and board member feedback
Launched an Online Bylaws Revisions survey.

To help promote awareness of the bylaws revision process, the Rules Committee has:

Agendized and discussed the process in 2 Board Meetings
Created 1 Blog Post that Outlined the Bylaws Process
Included Bylaws Revision Announcement in WANC Newsletter
Sent Custom Bylaws Revision Announcement

TRACK CHANGES BYLAWS

What’s Next?

March 11th – Rules Committee Publish 2024 Draft Bylaws
March 12th – Board Member & Stakeholder Review of the 2024 Draft Bylaws
March 15th – Last Day to Submit Alternative Bylaws
March 18th – Vote to adopt revised Bylaws by Board
March 25th – Submission of Approved Bylaws Revisions to DONE
April 1st – Redlined Bylaws Due to DONE

Read the 2024 Draft Bylaws and DONE Bylaws Template
Write Down Questions or Concerns
Prepare to Present Your Feedback

Clearly identify the page, article, and section
Explain Your Position and/or State Question
Provide Clarity on Your Rationale

If you would like to share exact verbiage before our March 18th Board & Stakeholders Meeting, please send to rules@westadamsnc.org by March 15th.

What Are 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.

Together, let’s build a WANC that truly reflects the needs and aspirations of our vibrant neighborhood!

Budget Advocates Report March 2024

Mar 7, 2024

This a report by the Neighborhood Council Budget Advocates.

Los Angeles City Budget Update

How will the City fund its homeless budget in the next fiscal year that begins July 1, 2024?

The budget for the Homeless Services and Housing Program for fiscal year 2023-2024 is $1.3
billion. This funding includes, but is not limited to, a one-time allocation of $250 million from the
City’s General Fund, another $226 million from City departments, $262 million from Proposition
HHH bonds, and $150 million from Measure ULA.

But will these sources be available next year?

The City is anticipating a “budget gap” of $350-400 million next fiscal year because of the
impact of the new labor agreements with the police, civilian workers, and firefighters. Will the
City be able to make another one-time contribution of $250 million? Will City departments be
able to pony up $226 million? Will the homeless budget crowd out other City services?
The $1.2 billion of Proposition HHH money has been fully allocated, so this source of funding is
not available.

Funding from Measure ULA is questionable because it is tied up in litigation. This tax was
approved by the voters in 2022 and calls for a 4% tax on property sales of $5 million or more
and 5.5% on sales of $10 million or more. While the House LA Fund balance was projected to
be $672 million, the cautious City used only $150 million. Will these funds and any additional
tax revenue be available for next year’s homeless budget? While the lower court ruled in the
City’s favor, will the City use these funds and risk an adverse judgment at the appellant level?

Will the City place a measure on the ballot to authorize a new series of bonds or a parcel tax on
property to fund the homeless program? Any measure would require the approval of two-thirds
of the voters in November.

We will find out on or before April 22 when the Mayor submits her Proposed Budget to the City
Council.

Budget Advocates Activity

Budget Advocates Activity

The annual Neighborhood Council Budget Day will be held the morning of Saturday, June 15,
2024. For the first time since 2019, Budget Day will be in person at City Hall. It is a free event
that is open to the public.

The plenary session will be presented in City Council Chambers where members of the Los
Angeles government and other speakers discuss the City’s budget and what it means for
programs and services the City provides to Angelenos. Please save the date for what will be an
educational and thought-provoking event.

Breakout sessions where attendees discuss regional concerns with City services follow the
plenary session. Anyone concerned about where our City is headed is encouraged to attend
and provide input. The regional breakout sessions will also elect Budget Advocates for their
next two-year term.

For up-to-date information, visit BudgetAdvocates.org. Eventbrite registration will be available
closer to the event.

As we prepare to elect Budget Advocates for the next two-year term, please make sure we
know who your Budget Representatives are. If your NC doesn’t have two Budget Advocates,
please make appropriate appointments.

For more information about the Budget Advocates, please visit our website at
www.BudgetAdvocates.org.

The annual Neighborhood Council Budget Day will be held the morning of Saturday, June 15,
2024. For the first time since 2019, Budget Day will be in person at City Hall. It is a free event
that is open to the public.

The plenary session will be presented in City Council Chambers where members of the Los
Angeles government and other speakers discuss the City’s budget and what it means for
programs and services the City provides to Angelenos. Please save the date for what will be an
educational and thought-provoking event.

Breakout sessions where attendees discuss regional concerns with City services follow the
plenary session. Anyone concerned about where our City is headed is encouraged to attend
and provide input. The regional breakout sessions will also elect Budget Advocates for their
next two-year term.

For up-to-date information, visit BudgetAdvocates.org. Eventbrite registration will be available
closer to the event.

As we prepare to elect Budget Advocates for the next two-year term, please make sure we
know who your Budget Representatives are. If your NC doesn’t have two Budget Advocates,
please make appropriate appointments.

For more information about the Budget Advocates, please visit our website at
www.BudgetAdvocates.org.

This information is being provided as a courtesy to the community and is not an endorsement by the West Adams Neighborhood Council.

Join The Vineyard Recreation Center Park Advisory Board

Mar 6, 2024

Are you passionate about recreation, community, and making a positive impact in your neighborhood? The Vineyard Recreation Center is seeking engaged residents to join their Park Advisory Board (PAB).

As a PAB member, you’ll collaborate directly with Vineyard RC staff to develop exciting recreation programs and events tailored to the needs of our community. Your voice and ideas will shape activities that promote an active lifestyle, strengthen social bonds, and enhance the vibrant culture of our parks.

The PAB meets in person at least once per quarter, with a minimum of four meetings annually. However, additional meetings may be scheduled as needed, particularly when planning major events or rolling out new initiatives to best serve the community.

Don’t miss this fantastic opportunity to be a driving force behind the recreational experiences offered right in your backyard. To express your interest, please email Arien Sanchez at arien.sanchez@lacity.org. All inquiries will receive a prompt response with further details on next steps.

More info on PABs

This information is being provided as a courtesy to the community and is not an endorsement by the West Adams Neighborhood Council.

New Residential Speed Hump Program Guidelines and Launch Date

Feb 26, 2024

LADOT announces new 2024 Residential Speed Hump Program guidelines and application opening date of Thursday March 21, 2024 at 9 am.

Residential Speed Hump Program Launch

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Key Documents Linked

2024 Speed Hump Evaluation Guidelines

These are the criteria LADOT engineers will use to evaluate the technical feasibility of a street segment. These are provided for informational and transparency purposes only. Applicants are not responsible for determining the technical feasibility of their street. Applicants should use the minimum criteria below when considering a street for a speed hump
Minimum Criteria for the application:
- must be a residential street
- have only one travel lane in each direction
- have a speed limit of 30 mph or less

Fact Sheet

Describes the purpose, advantages, disadvantages and limitations of speed humps
Outlines the 3-step Request and Approval Process including key changes meant to streamline outreach and engagement: To ensure there is initial support to conduct a study, the Block Representative must provide the name, address, and contact information of four (4) additional residents in support of the speed humps (representing 4 additional properties besides the Block Representatives). Residents must reside within the street segment where speed humps are being requested.

Pre-Application Information Sheet

Applicant’s are required to provide the following information during the application process:
applicant’s (Block Representative) name, address, phone number and email
the City Council District based on the applicant’s address
the Street Segment where speed humps are being requested
four (4) additional residents in support of the speed hump

* LADOT will provide the Block Representative with a “Step 3” Survey of Residents Form if their street segment is found to be feasible and construction funding is available. The Block Representative is required to obtain signatures of support for the speed hump installation from at least two-thirds (66.7%) of the affected residences on the street segment to proceed. Property owners, building managers and HOA’s are permitted to sign on behalf of their residents.

MORE INFORMATION

February 2024 – City of LA Tenant and Landlord Updates

Feb 7, 2024

City of LA Tenant and Landlord Updates – This month’s webinars will focus on the current renter protection laws. While some renter protections have recently expired, many new ones remain in effect. The webinar will cover landlord and tenant responsibilities under the Rent Stabilization Ordinance (RSO) and Just Cause Ordinance (JCO), including allowable rent increases, legal reasons for evictions, payment of relocation assistance, and other issues. The webinar will also provide an update on available eviction resources and important law changes such as an update to the United to House L.A. Emergency Renters Assistance Program for recently approved tenants.

TENANT AND LANDLORD
2024 UPDATES
ENGLISH
Wednesday, February 7th at 3:00 PM
Wednesday, February 21st at 6:00 PM

TENANT AND LANDLORD
2024 UPDATES
SPANISH
Wednesday, February 14th at 3:00 PM
Wednesday, February 28th at 6:00 PM

The session will be held online via Zoom.

Learn more about renter protections by visiting our webpage to view a recorded webinar and read a summary of the rules on eviction, rental arrears, and rent increases.

If you require additional language services, please call (213) 808-8808.

Help Improve Safety in LA

Jan 26, 2024

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.

LA City Council District 10 Mobility Debate

Jan 22, 2024

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!

RSVP for Zoom Link

RESOURCES

Project Timeline:

The Bridge, a free mentorship program designed for emerging photographers ages 18-26, is now accepting applications for its 2024 Summer session.

Locations & Dates

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What’s Next?

Prepare for our March 18th Bylaws Revision Discussion

How to Effective Communicate Your Feedback

What Are Bylaws?

Los Angeles City Budget Update

Budget Advocates Activity

Budget Advocates Activity

This information is being provided as a courtesy to the community and is not an endorsement by the West Adams Neighborhood Council.

LADOT announces new 2024 Residential Speed Hump Program guidelines and application opening date of Thursday March 21, 2024 at 9 am.

Residential Speed Hump Program Launch

Key Documents *Linked*

2024 Speed Hump Evaluation Guidelines

Fact Sheet

Pre-Application Information Sheet

Resources

Never Miss an Update!

Key Documents Linked