We’ve updated our City Resources section! Looking for services for Woodland Hills – Warner Center residents, businesses, seniors and veterans? Make sure you visit https://whcouncil.org/city-resources
And don’t hesitate to let us know if you would like to recommend a city or community resource that you think should be included
Have you heard people talk about MyLA311 but have no idea what it is?
With the MyLA311 app, City information and services are just a few taps away. Use the app to quickly and easily request the City’s most popular services, including graffiti removal, pothole repair, bulky-item pickup, parking enforcement, animal services, and more.
You can download the App at the links below:
If you prefer to call, Contact the MyLA311 Call Center by Dialing 311 or (213) 473-3231
Mon-Fri: 7:00am-7:00pm / Weekend & Holidays: 8:00am-4:45pm
Or, if you would like to submit a request through the website, visit MyLA311.lacity.org
Please note that services are typically addressed faster when submitted through the App or website with a submitted photo.
Please join us in welcoming our new Woodland Hills / Warner Center Neighborhood Council Board Members!
Julian Tu – Area 2 Residential Representative
Masha Dowell – Area 2 Alternate Representative
Peter Haber – Area 2 CBO Representative
Steve Sommers – Area 5 Alternate Representative
Bill Barnett – Area 6 Residential Representative
| Area | North | South | East | West |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1* | Victory Boulevard | Ventura 101 Freeway | Corbin Avenue | DeSoto Avenue |
| *Area 1 shall also include the area between the Los Angeles River Channel and Victory Boulevard between Corbin and Winnetka Avenues | ||||
| 2 | Vanowen Street | Victory Boulevard (between Shoup Avenue and the lots fronting along the west side of Topanga Canyon Boulevard) and the Ventura 101 Freeway (between Topanga Canyon Boulevard and De Soto Avenue) | DeSoto Avenue | Shoup Avenue (between Vanowen Street and Victory Boulevard) and the lots fronting along the west side of Topanga Canyon Boulevard (between Victory Boulevard and the Ventura 101 Freeway) |
| 3 | Victory Boulevard | Ventura 101 Freeway | Topanga Canyon Boulevard | Woodlake Avenue |
| 4 | Victory Boulevard | Ventura 101 Freeway | Woodlake Avenue | Los Angeles City/County Line |
| 5 | Ventura 101 Freeway | Los Angeles City/County Line | Corbin Avenue | Serrania Avenue |
| 6 | Ventura 101 Freeway | Los Angeles County Line | Serrania Avenue | Topanga Canyon Boulevard |
| 7 | Ventura 101 Freeway | Los Angeles County Line | Topanga Canyon Boulevard | Los Angeles City/County Line |
In addition to the info posted in the link below, beware anyone selling “Home Test Kits” for Covid-19. There is no such product available. Click the link below for resources and information related to coronavirus/Covid-19.
LA City Free Testing, SCAM Alert, Things to Do, Be Safe, Resources for parents and more
Courtesy CDC – click the image above to link to the new CDC Self-Check tool.
WH Event & NC Meeting Cancellations, LA City Updates, Venue Links and Covid-19 & Emergency Resources
Click for the latest Newsletter from the Woodland Hills-Warner Center NC
The Woodland Hills Warner Center Neighborhood Council held it’s election for areas 1, 3 5 and 7 on Sunday May 19th from Noon to 6 pm at the Rose Goldwater Community Center 21710 Vanowen St, at the Westfield Topanga Mall.
Here are the election results:
The new board will be seated at the regular board meeting on June 12th-6:30 pm at the American Legion Hall
Candidate List Below:
See the link above for more details. Please let me know if you have any questions.
We will be having elections for four year terms in areas 1, 3, 5, and 7 on May19th. Below are links to information on how to register and run for Neighborhood Council. There is also information about the election process and responsibilities of board members. Please consider running! To find which Neighborhood Council represents your area, click here to enter your location on an interactive map. The Woodland Hills-Warner Center Neighborhood Council is in Region 3.
2019 ELECTION RESOURCES for NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCILS
2019 NC ELECTIONS INFO PAGE
https://EmpowerLA.org/elections
Everything you need to know about the 2019 NC elections, including an overview of what Neighborhood Councils do; an interactive map to find your Council; a list of available candidate workshops; and a list of election and candidate filing dates for each Neighborhood Council. This page has a link to candidate registration, so it’s a good place to send candidates to if they might be new to Neighborhood Councils.
2019 CANDIDATE INFO VIDEO
YouTube Link
3 ½ minute video about what it means to be a Neighborhood Council candidate (closed captioning available in English, Spanish, Korean, and Chinese)
2019 CANDIDATE INFO BROCHURE
Link to PDF
Download a trifold brochure that you can print and hand out at your outreach events to prospective candidates. Brochure may be printed in color or black and white. Professional printing/cutting/folding is not required.
CANDIDATE WORKSHOPS
EmpowerLA and the City Clerk are partnering on a series of free two-hour candidate workshops open to existing board members as well as those new to Neighborhood Councils. Included are tips for running a successful campaign; connecting with voters; advocating for issues you’re passionate about; and writing personal statements.
Workshops are being held Citywide January – March 2019. RSVP is required to ensure there is enough desk space for everyone. Attendees are encouraged to bring a laptop or tablet if they have one. Click here for a calendar of currently scheduled workshops. Click on the workshop you’d like to attend to be taken to a sign up page. Additional dates will appear on the calendar as they are confirmed.
CANDIDATE REGISTRATION PORTAL
https://clerksappele.lacity.org/nccr
You must first register to create a login, then use that login to access and fill out the candidate application. You must register again for 2019, even if you have been a previous Neighborhood Council candidate.
LIST OF REGISTERED CANDIDATES FOR YOUR NC
https://clerkappsele.lacity.org/NCcandidates
See a list of registered candidates by selecting your Neighborhood Council from the drop down list on this page. As City Clerk certifies each candidate, they will receive a yellow star next to their name, to indicate that they are a valid candidate for the seat they are running for.
Winnetka Ave Street Improvements-Public Workshop, 8-29-18 from 7-8:30pm, Winnetka Convention Center at 20122 Vanowen St., Winnetka (next to Winnetka Bowl)
Please Join LADOT and Councilmember Bob Blumenfield for an open house and workshop to discuss possible improvements on Winnetka Ave.
Give us your input!
The City of Los Angeles Planning Department is in the process of creating a NEW Community Plan for
Canoga Park – Winnetka – Woodland Hills – West Hills
This update will greatly affect future land use and development
in your neighborhood and community – including possible changes to zoning, transportation, density and other important areas.
We invite you to fill out the Community Plan Survey by downloading and filling in the PDF version of the survey through the link below.
Fillable PDF Survey (After completing – save it and email to the Southwest Valley Plans team at: [email protected]
For those looking for the WHWC NC online version of the survey. That is now closed. Please use the PDF version above.
For more information and resources regarding the Southwest Valley Plans, go to: https://www.swvalleyplans.org/