Metro Bike Share is Expanding to NoHo
Help Metro scout new station locations and possible sites for this expansion. Visit tooledesign.github.io/E030_LA_BikeShare to submit your input.
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Board Member Featured on Spectrum News for Tree Activism
Each member of the GVGC has joined because of an interest in a particular community issue. For Joanne, it was trees. She moved to Valley Glen in 2013 on a beautiful tree-lined street and was surprised one day when the city came and significantly cut back the trees. Her outrage spurred her into action and she joined the GVGC. You can too! We invite you to run for a seat and work on issues of importance to you. Now is the time!
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Run for a Seat on GVGC
We are excited to welcome prospective members to run for a seat. Candidates should have a passion for making a difference in Greater Valley Glen. Register to run by March 4, 5pm!
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Trader Joe’s Comes to Town
Trader Joe’s has signed a lease for a store in the mixed use NoHo West development.
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Take the Community Plan Survey
Concerned about the future of Greater Valley Glen, but couldn’t make the community plan meetings last fall? You still have a voice! City Planning is conducting an online survey for you to weigh in.
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Get the ShakeAlertLA app
Getting a few seconds heads-up can make a big difference if you need to pull to the side of the road, get out of an elevator, or drop, cover, and hold on. Download the app now!
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City Receives Urban Forestry Recommendations
On a per-capita basis, Los Angeles is ranked last among New York, San Francisco and Melbourne, with only $6.30 per person devoted to trees.
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Join Our Board
The Greater Valley Glen Council has a number of open seats and invites you to join us. We will be appointing new members at our next meeting. Please contact Board@GreaterValleyGlenCouncil.org to let us know you are interested.
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More Trees for Valley Glen
The City of Los Angeles planted 25 new trees on Mary Ellen and Longridge avenues and removed 30 dead trees.
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Request Speed Humps September 12
The Speed Hump Program opens up a review cycle every 6 months to take petitions for speed humps. The speed hump application window will open September 12 at 8 a.m. PST. Prepare to request yours now. It is first come, first served, limited funds
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