ANIMAL SERVICES COMMITTEE
- Overview
- Committee Members
- Minutes & Agendas
Animal Services Committee
This is a new committee and the mission will be determined by the Committee during its first few meetings.
Education and awareness will be provided to both the NC Board and the community, through the organization of public forums, arranging for presentations by experts in their field at Board and Committee meetings.
They will also provide articles for the NC newsletter, and produce flyers to distribution at different events.
Dorothy Koetz, Co-Chair Linda Kouy-Ghadosh, Co-Chair
2018
| Month | Agendas | Minutes |
|---|---|---|
| January | — | Jan 1, 2018 |
Guiding Principles
Protecting and assessing treatment of animals including pets and wildlife are anticipated to be part of the committee’s effort.
Education and Awareness
Other intentions will be to focus on education and awareness regarding animals in our community.
Recent News
PLUM Committee Meets the first and third Thursday of the Month
The PLUM committee co-chairs are Joyce Fletcher [email protected] and Marty Lipkin [email protected] Please contact them regarding any development case you have questions about
Community Impact Statement to Strengthen Neighborhood Councils by Revision of City Charter Article IX
“Woodland Hills _ Warner Center NC Board supports a proposal for Los Angeles City Charter Article IX Revision to Empower Neighborhood Councils
The Woodland Hills Issues and Policies (WHIP) Committee drafted critical revisions to Article IX of the Los Angeles City Charter to strengthen Neighborhood Councils. The proposal addresses funding, authority, support, elections, and collaboration challenges Neighborhood Councils face. Key updates include establishing an Independent Funding Commission, enhancing Neighborhood Council influence in city decisions, expanding DONE’s support role, streamlining elections, and fostering better cooperation with city officials. As the LA City Council considers charter updates, this timely proposal seeks to revitalize grassroots democracy in Los Angeles. Stakeholders are invited to review and provide feedback on these important changes to improve community engagement in local governance.”
Updated City Resources for our Stakeholders!
https://whcouncil.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/multi-coloured-new-website-coming-soon-social-media-post.mp4 We’ve updated our City Resources section! Looking for services for Woodland Hills – Warner Center residents, businesses, seniors…
When Do You Meet?
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