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CITY OF LOS ANGELES E-MAIL CONTACTS
Here are some helpful LA city links to help you navigate departments that you may need to contact on a day to day basis.
All phone numbers can be found in the links as well as email addresses and contact forms
If you call 311 from your phone, you will be connected to a city representative who will be able to refer you to city services, departments and individuals who can help.
You can also download the 311 App here:https://www.lacity.org/myla311
CITY DIRECTORY:
https://www.lacity.org/government/popular-information/city-directory
GENERAL INFO:
https://myla311.lacity.org/splash/splash.html
BEL AIR BEVERLY CREST NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL:
https://www.bancnc.org
MAYOR ERIC GARCETTI:
https://www.lamayor.org
CITY ATTORNEY MIKE FEUER:
https://www.lacityattorney.org
CONTROLLER RON GALPERIN
https://lacontroller.org
CD4: NITHYA RAMEN:
https://councildistrict4.lacity.org
CD5: PAUL KORETZ
https://www.councilmemberpaulkoretz.com
LA FIRE:
https://www.lafd.org
LAPD:
https://www.lapdonline.org
ANIMAL SERVICES:
https://www.laanimalservices.com
BUILDING AND SAFETY:
https://ladbs.org
BULKY ITEM PICKUP:
https://www.lacitysan.org
BUREAU OF SANITATION:
https://www.lacitysan.org
BUREAU OF STREET LIGHTING:
https://lalights.lacity.org
BUREAU OF STREET SERVICES:
https://streetsla.lacity.org
CITY CLERK:
https://clerk.lacity.org
DUMPSTER REMOVAL:
E-Mail: Kieran.au@lacity.org
DWP:
https://www.ladwp.com
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT:
https://emergency.lacity.org
METRO:
https://www.metro.net/
PLANNING COMMISSION:
https://planning.lacity.org
SAFE CENTERS:
https://www.lacitysan.org
SAFE Centers are available for LA City
residents to properly dispose of household
hazardous and electronic waste
24 HOUR FREE CURBSIDE PICK UP LINE:800-773-2489
TRANSPORTATION:
https://ladot.lacity.org
Compiled by Maureen Smith
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THE LOS ANGELES NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL SYSTEM
Because of the size of Los Angeles, each Los Angeles City Council member represents around 250,000 people. To keep City officials in closer touch with the neighborhoods of the City, Los Angeles adopted a Neighborhood Council system to advise the City Council members of local issues in 1999.
There are 99 separate Neighborhood Councils in the City of Los Angeles. Members of the Neighborhood Council are considered City employees without compensation of any kind. They are formally elected by the public or communities and must live, work or own property in the area they represent.
The Bel Air Beverly Crest Neighborhood Council represents approximately 28,000 people in a beautiful mountain and canyon area of the City of Los Angeles bounded on the west by Sepulveda Boulevard, on the North, Mulholland Drive, on the South by Sunset Boulevard and the East by Laurel Canyon.
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View of San Fernando Valley at night, from Mulholland Drive, a Scenic Highway, part of the Bel Air - Beverly Crest Neighborhood Council community
Please forward this newsletter to neighbors who you feel will be interested.
To subscribe to this free newsletter send your name and e-mail address to:
The Bel Air Beverly Crest Neighborhood Council Community News is produced by the Bel Air Beverly Crest Neighborhood Council Outreach Committee, Robin Greenberg, Chair, Andre Stojka, Editor, with Board members Nickie Minor, Robert Schlesinger, Mindy Mann, Maureen Smith and Travis Longcore
Photo Credits: Wikipedia, Shutterstock, USC, UCNR, Metro, Water & Power Associates, RECONYN, DWP
Newsletter (c) 2022 BABCNC
Scrapbook (c) 2022 Andre Stojka
Your comments are solicited and appreciated.
Please contact us at:
outreach@babcnc.org
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