Woodland Hills Impacts and Policies

WHIP (Woodland Hills Issues and Policies)

• City Wide Ordinances/Issues
• Local Community Issues

The Woodland Hills – Warner Center Issues and Policies Committee (WHIP) is dedicated to empowering the stakeholders of Woodland Hills and Warner Center by providing a robust platform for voicing concerns, sharing insights, and influencing the decision-making processes of the Los Angeles City Government.

Recognizing the challenges of feeling unheard and disconnected, WHIP serves as a vital conduit between the community and city officials, ensuring that our residents’ voices are heard and acted upon.

Our 3-step process:
1. Facilitate open and accessible channels for community members to express their opinions and concerns regarding local and city-wide issues.
2. Encourage active participation in committee meetings, public comment sessions, and membership opportunities to foster a collaborative and informed community environment.
3. Advocate on behalf of the community through direct engagement with the Neighborhood Council, amplifying our collective voice to prompt meaningful action and change in the City.

When concerned citizens come together, engage constructively, and collaborate with the Neighborhood Council, we significantly enhance the likelihood of the city government responding positively to our community’s needs and aspirations.

Your involvement is crucial. Join us in making a difference in our community. Your voice is powerful; together, we can shape a brighter future for Woodland Hills and Warner Center.

The Committee drafts Community Impact Statements for consideration by the board to be sent to the City Council via the Council File system.