TARZANA NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL

JOINT BUDGET & FINANCE COMMITTEE & SPECIAL BOARD MEETING

When:  Wednesday, September 20, 2023 6:45 PM 

Where: Tarzana Child Care Center

              5700 Beckford Ave.

              Tarzana, CA 91356

Agenda CLICK HERE 

TARZANA NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING

When:  Thursday, September 21, 2023  8AM 

Where: VIPs Cafe

              18345 Ventura Blvd.

              Tarzana, CA 91356

Agenda CLICK HERE 

TARZANA NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL

GOVERNMENT ACTION COMMITTEE MEETING

When:  Wednesday, September 26, 2023 6:45 PM 

Where: Tarzana Child Care Center

              5700 Beckford Ave.

              Tarzana, CA 91356

Mayor Bass Invites You to Telephone Town Hall

About Rental Assistance Resources, Tue., Sept. 26 at 7PM

In order to combat evictions, the Los Angeles Housing Department has just opened an application for Angelenos to apply for rental assistance.

APPLY NOW

On Tuesday, September 26th at 7:00 PM, I will host my first telephone town hall to discuss how to access these resources, answer questions from constituents, and provide an update for Angelenos about actions taken during my first nine months in office.

RSVP TODAY

For more information, visit https://www.laanimalservices.com/ 

As reported in Councilmember Bob Blumenfield's June 26 Newsletter

West Nile Virus in the Valley

Recently, Councilmember Blumenfield and his family found a dead bird in their backyard and over the next few days, they found a few more nearby. Blumenfield reached out to LA County Vector Control to report it and have the dead bird examined. After an investigation, they confirmed that the bird died of West Nile virus. 

While this is alarming, there are critical things you can do to protect yourself and your family. The virus survives in nature in several types of birds and is transmitted by the bites of mosquitoes that feed on infected birds, so it is important to report to the county when you see dead birds as well as make sure you don’t have stagnant water around your home. Click here to learn more.

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New water conservation rules took effect for LADWP customers on June 1 limiting outdoor watering days to two days per week. Customers with street addresses ending in odd numbers may water on Mondays and Fridays and customers with even-numbered street addresses may water on Thursdays and Sundays, before 9 a.m. or after 4 p.m. 

Now is the time to take advantage of the water- and money-saving rebates and programs we have available to both residential and commercial customers. The less water we use now, the more we have for when we need it most.

We've got this, L.A.!

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Every Drop Counts

Angelenos have made water conservation a way of life, but with the ongoing drought conditions, we are urging our customers to do more. Mayor Eric Garcetti recently announced that the City of Los Angles will move to Phase 3 of its Emergency Water Conservation Ordinance– requiring all LADWP customers to cut the number of outdoor watering days from three to two. LADWP customers with street addresses ending in odd numbers, watering will be limited to Mondays and Fridays. For all customers with addresses ending in even numbers, watering will be limited to Thursdays and Sundays. If approved by City Council, the transition would go into effect June 1. 

We continue to offer our customers rebates and incentives, which helps customers conserve more water and to save money on their bill. We also expanded our water conservation rebates with a 25% increase to our high-efficiency clothes washer rebate, from $400 to $500, as well as a more than 65% increase to our water-efficient toilet rebate, from $150 to $250.

 The less water we use now, the more we have for when we need it most. We’re in the together. Keep up the good work L.A.!