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Safety Concerns at intersection of Tampa Ave & Chatsworth St

Dear Northridge West Neighbors, In response to safety concerns that we heard from our neighbors about the intersection of Tampa Ave and Chatsworth St., the Northridge West Neighborhood Council (NWNC) has reached out to CD 12’s Councilman John Lee’s office and received a response that we want to share with …

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Announcing Council District 12’s Military Service Banner Recognition Program

This program was created by Councilmember John Lee in partnership with the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2323.  The CD12 Hometown Heroes Program recognizes and honors CD12 military service members of the US Armed Forces.  Street banners will be designed, printed and installed with a photo, name, and branch of …

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Dinner on Us Program in Partnership with CD12

The “Dinner On Us” program invites constituents in CD12 to nominate themselves, or other residents, to dine at Los Toros Restaurant in Chatsworth at no cost.   The intended recipients will be families experiencing food insecurity as a result of the pandemic, adults who have navigated this virtual world serving …

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Neighborhood Council Elections: Why You Should Vote

It’s time to vote for your Neighborhood Council – part of the grassroots level of the Los Angeles City government – help shape the future of your community!  Attend this virtual event Tuesday, April 13, 2021 at 2:00pm. To RSVP visit: https://csun.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_SLIYGF15S7qdapQVgDn1cQ  

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19th Annual Victory for Victims Virtual Walk/Run

The Center for Assault Treatment Services (C•A•T•S), a program of Dignity Health- Northridge Hospital which provides compassionate, comprehensive care to victims of domestic and sexual assault and child victims of sexual abuse is hosting its 19th Annual Victory for Victims Walk/Run on Saturday, April 24, 2021. This event will be …

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Vote By Mail in this year’s Northridge West NC Election – Return your ballot by April 27th.

Request a FREE ballot by April 20th in order to be able to vote for board members who will represent you on the Neighborhood Council. VIEW OUR VOTE BY MAIL STEP BY STEP GUIDE HERE Voting will be by mail-in ballot or drop off only (no in person voting).  ​2021 …

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Aliso Canyon – Monthly Newsletter

Check out the February 2021 Newsletter from the Aliso Canyon Disaster Health Research Study through the County of Los Angeles.  It includes Health Study Goals and Priorities, as well as contact information to stay involved.

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COVID-19 TOWN HALL EVENT THURSDAY, FEB. 25TH

 Jeffrey B. Nordella, M.D. TOPIC: COVID-19 February 25, 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM Plenty of time for questions and answers Up-to-date information on: basic science of the virus, treatment options, vaccines, and the “variant of the concern” (NO POLITICS) Join Zoom Meeting :   https://fwwatch.zoom.us/j/98783638855 Meeting ID: 987 8363 8855 One …

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Become the next LAUSD Student Board Member

Application Deadline February 26, 2021.  LA Unified’s student board members contribute to powerful systemic change and to the development of district policy.  They become a recognized leader in education and district-wide decision making.  Application link:  https://bit.ly/3n6XhnM  

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Check out our February 17, 2021 Newsletter

This edition of the Northridge West Neighborhood Council newsletters highlights two community members who are receiving Certificates of Recognition at our March Monthly Board Meeting.  Also in this issue is information on grants, webinars and Covid-19.  You can read it here.

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Step-By-Step Community Response to an Earthquake – Feb. 17th on Zoom

Walk through the process of a neighborhood and community response to a moderate earthquake. About this Event It’s a quiet evening, you’re watching TV when you start to hear a rumble and everything around you begins to move… One of your kids screams “Earthquake!” and dives under the table… Things …

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Sidewalk & Parkway Maintenance Guide – What every homeowner should know.

DID YOU KNOW?  Your property line goes beyond your block wall, fence or yard to include the sidewalk and parkway along the street.  LOS ANGELES MUNICIPAL CODE LAMC 56.08 SECTION (C) STATES:  Owners to keep sidewalk and parkways clear of all debris, vegetation overgrowth, and trash; tree overhang can not …

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Free PPE for Small Businesses

PPE Unite distributes personal protective equipment (PPE) to California small businesses through the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (CalOES) in collaboration with the Office of the Small Business Advocate (CalOSBA).  During this critical time, the program distributes a FREE 30-day supply of face masks, hand sanitizer, and face shields …

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Battle of the Badges Blood Drive

On Tuesday, February 16, 2021 from 8am to 8pm the LAPD Devonshire Division is having their Battle of the Badges Blood Drive. Respond to the call. Give blood.

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Join or form your Neighborhood Emergency Team

During a regional disaster, the fire department isn’t coming.  You and your neighbors will be the first responders in your communities for hours, days, maybe even weeks until the professionals become available.  Is your team ready? VISIT: Neighborhood Team Program – Los Angeles FOR ALL THE DETAILS

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COVID-19 Vaccine Registration Open for LA County Residents Aged 65 and Older

Los Angeles County residents who are 65 years old and older can now register for COVID-19 vaccination appointments. Residents in this high-priority age group should visit VaccinateLACounty.com to schedule their appointments, which will begin Wednesday, January 20th. Residents who don’t have computer access may call (833) 540-0473 between 8 a.m. and 8:30 …

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Update on Utility Box Art Project

Have you noticed the colorful control boxes all across the Northridge area?  The Northridge West Neighborhood Council, supported by the LA Department of Cultural Affairs, transformed 7 utility boxes in our area into works of art during the holiday season. We hope that these works of public art will add …

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