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Woodland Hills Warner Center Neighborhood Council

2 weeks ago

Woodland Hills Warner Center Neighborhood Council
Don't forget to register for Jesse Gabriel's Day of Service on Sunday, May 4th. Join dozens of community groups and nonprofits to work on a dozen different service projects across the San Fernando Valley. Our community needs amazing volunteers like you to come out and show your support for these wonderful organizations! For more information and to register, please visit Bit.ly/AJGVDS25 ... See MoreSee Less

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Woodland Hills Warner Center Neighborhood Council

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Woodland Hills Warner Center Neighborhood Council
Don't forget to request your ballot to vote for our WHWC Neighborhood Council representatives in Areas, 2, 4, 6 and at-large.To learn if you qualify to vote as a stakeholder or to request your mail-in ballot, visit clerk.lacity.gov/clerk-services/elections/neighborhood-council-elections/how-voteBallots will be mailed beginning April 29th and must be mailed back and postmarked by June 3rd, 2025 ... See MoreSee Less

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Creating A Better Future For Woodland Hills

 

 

The Woodland Hills/Warner Center Neighborhood Council represents those who live, work, or own property in Woodland Hills and Warner Center neighborhood, or have an ongoing stake in the welfare of Woodland Hills and Warner Center.

Our goal is to create a better future for Woodland Hills.  The Neighborhood Council is an official elected advisory body to the City of Los Angeles representing you, the stakeholders of the Woodland Hills and Warner Center neighborhoods.

 

 

 

 

 

WHWCNC News

Summer 2024 WHWCNC Newsletter

Summer 2024 WHWCNC Newsletter

Jul 16, 2024

Our Summer 2024 newsletter is now available!   View below or download it HERE To subscribe to our newsletter, please visit: Email Sign-Up...

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Community Impact Statement to Strengthen Neighborhood Councils by Revision of City Charter Article IX

Jul 15, 2024

"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."

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Summer 2024 WHWCNC Newsletter

Summer 2024 WHWCNC Newsletter

Jul 16, 2024

Our Summer 2024 newsletter is now available!   View below or download it HERE To subscribe to our newsletter, please visit: Email Sign-Up...

read more

Community Impact Statement to Strengthen Neighborhood Councils by Revision of City Charter Article IX

Jul 15, 2024

"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."

read more