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Northridge West Neighborhood Council is coordinating with volunteers to make 250 fabric masks for the Northridge Recreation Center homeless facility, LAPD Devonshire Division and the San Fernando Valley Mission Food Pantry. We have donated medical masks to the hospital and funded key efforts in our community.

On behalf of the Northridge West NC, we wish you all strength and resilience as we navigate this difficult time. Check out the resources we provide.

Over 250 stakeholders and community members packed Highlander Hall to hear the candidates respond to questions on public safety, ethics, use of public funds, parks and recreation, and homelessness. If you missed it, you can watch the video now!

The application for a conditional use permit may be reviewed at our upcoming General Board Meeting on August 13. Read the proposal and join us to find out more.

At our July meeting several stakeholders voiced their opinions regarding Metro’s proposal for the bus rapid transit (BRT) project. While NWNC has yet to make a Community Impact Statement on the matter, we welcome stakeholders to voice their positions on the project at future meetings.

First Outreach and Committee Meeting, Strategy Session led by committee member Kelly Sooter. First Outreach and Committee Meeting With the election of the new Board, we have a new Outreach Committee that met for the first time on Saturday, June 22, 2019. The committee tackled developing our strategic plan and …

Northridge West won an award for beautifying the Tampa Median with topiary horses.

The installation of the three stunning, large than life size topiary horses are the culmination of a long process of Neighborhood Council meetings, collaboration with the Northridge Beautification Foundation, support from former local Councilmen Mitchell Englander, meetings with local city agencies such as the Urban Forestry Division, LA Department of Transportation, and the Bureau of Engineering.

The Oakridge Estate Park construction is finished and the park is open to the public. The eight-acre park has 128 new trees, 12 picnic tables, playground equipment, a small amphitheater and a meandering .3-mile walking trail. Children will enjoy the bouncy tractor and the mare and foal sculpture.

Elections for 7 seats on the Northridge West Neighborhood Council will be held on May 4.