Northridge West

The next Northridge West Neighborhood Council general board meeting will be a holiday mixer for the community. It will be held on December 11th. Please join us for some holiday cheer and complimentary food and refreshments. 

The Northridge West Neighborhood Council was on hand to greet people at the National Night Out Against Crime Celebration at Northridge Park on Tuesday, August 7. It was a great evening of fun with hot dogs, face painting, a screening of the movie Ferdinand and more.

On April 10 the City Landscape Architecture Department approved our design and location for placement of 3 Topiary horses on the first median South of the 118 Freeway. It remains to be seen if there will be any additional hurdles before we receive permits from the Bureau of Public Works Engineering Department and work can actually be started.

Northridge West Neighborhood Council (NWNC) is pleased to announce a town hall meeting with Northridge East Neighborhood Council (NENC) regarding the possible health effects of the Aliso Canyon Gas Leak. The keynote speaker will be Dr. Jeffrey Nordella.

With 13 board members who choose to join the council there may be a variety of reasons, but it usually comes down to some form of this basic answer a desire to serve their community. Some board members may be considered about quality of life issues like, crime, sober living …

Northridge West is considering two beautification projects: a horse statue or topiaries on Tampa.

At our April meeting we heard an informative presentation on the Zika Virus, symptoms, and prevention. View the presentation.

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Northridge West NC Wins Awards and Recognition On March 15, the Northridge West Neighborhood Council broke ground on a long-awaited drip irrigation system that will provide much-needed water to trees on the medians along Tampa Avenue. The Council’s tireless work on the project has been officially recognized by U.S. Congressman …

In November we weighed in on several issues that may affect quality of life in our community: a proposed assisted living facility, the opening of a new restaurant, and a sober living halfway house.