Online Services
ReadyLA.org Provides information to the public regarding community emergency preparedness in and outside of the home. Our website provides information on readiness preparation, emergency safety kits and general information on how to stay safe during a crisis. Preparedness information is specifically ... (see full description)
Revised Community Plan Land Use Maps which are posted on the City's web site and provided to Department's Automated Records for distribution to the public.
Community Plans guide the physical development of neighborhoods by establishing the goals and policies for land use. The land use element is one of the state-required elements of a City's General Plan and is required to be updated periodically. While the General Plan sets out a long-range vision and ... (see full description)
Members of Los Angeles' Emergency Management Department can be available to make disaster preparedness presentations in Los Angeles communities to provide education on various types of disasters. Appointments are necessary and can be scheduled by calling (213)978-0532. Specific presentations include ... (see full description)
COMMUNITY RELATIONS OFFICE Community policing information, neighborhood watch programs, volunteer opportunities, youth and explorer services, and community based programs. Includes Central, Devonshire, Foothill, Harbor, Hollenbeck, Hollywood, Mission,Newton, North Hollywood, Pacific, Rampart, 77th ... (see full description)
The VNY Noise Management branch office receives and records noise complaints received from the public through a toll-free, 24-hour Community Response Line. Noise Management staff responds to calls with letters that include data on the specific aircraft operation and information about whether the ... (see full description)
A commuter bus service, operating Monday through Friday,except on holidays, that provide peak period (generally from 5:30 am to 9:00 pm), express bus service to major work sites in Los Angeles county (Downtown,Century City, Westwood, Marina Del Rey, El Segundo, Pasadena, Glendale, and Burbank). ... (see full description)
Citizens wishing to file a service complaint against Department staff should contact the Administration Office.
1) You may contact a Department supervisor at any Los Angeles Police Department Community Police Station, regardless of where in the city the incident occurred. At the stations, this supervisor will usually be the "watch commander;" however, it may be a sworn or civilian employee of equal ... (see full description)
The Multi-Family Complaint-Based Inspections Program (Complaints) responds to habitability complaints regarding heating; plumbing; hot and cold running water; electrical lighting and wiring; waterproofing; and unsafe floors, stairways and ceilings in multi-family residential buildings. Most of the ... (see full description)
