Any person or business that has an Alarm System in the City of Los Angeles at a business address and/or at a residential address must have a valid Los Angeles City Alarm System Police Permit. There are three types of Alarm Police Permits; each requires that an Alarm Police Permit application be ... (see full description)
The police alarm permits are renewable each year. The renewal form is mailed at the end of October or first week in November and must be renewed by December 31st of each year. Renewals can be completed online at Office of Finance web site, by mail or by visiting any Office of Finance location listed ... (see full description)
Authorized banner companies in the City of Los Angeles can submit an application online to request for Banner Permits. Companies interested in becoming an authorized banner company for the City of Los Angeles should read the Frequently Asked Questions and then contact the Bureau of Street Lighting ... (see full description)
The City Administrative Officer's Risk Management Division provides risk management services and assistance to City departments. Services include risk analysis and assessments with respect to potential liability; contract review for appropriate risk management language and insurance requirements; ... (see full description)
The Bureau of Street Services Investigation and Enforcement Division regulates the use or misuse of the public right-of-way. Enforcement and regulatory activities in the Division fall within three general categories: construction, public health and safety, and community/event based operations. For ... (see full description)
The Planning Department issues Conditional Use Permits which allow certain uses in zones other than which they are classified. The Bureau of Engineering reviews Planning's Conditional Use Permits and Zoning Variances for Public Works requirements. Engineering also makes recommendations to the ... (see full description)
Many types of business operations require a Fire Permit. The Office of Finance is responsible for collecting the original permit fee and renewal fee for certain Division 4 Fire Permits. The inspection and regulation is the responsibility of the Fire Department's Fire Prevention Bureau. These permits ... (see full description)
The Hazardous Generator Waste Program includes all businesses which generate wastes classified as hazardous under Federal Law (RCRA or the Resource Conservation Recovery Act) and/or State Law (Chapter 6.5 of the Health and Safety Code). This program includes facilities that operate onsite hazardous ... (see full description)
A special permit is required if the use of liquid fueled stoves, torches, and fire posts by artisans.
The use, movement, transport, and parking of overweight, overwidht, or overheight equipment requires an Overload permit. Read the requirements, rules, and guidelines to apply for a permit online.
An Above Ground Facility (AGF) is defined as any structure, cabinet, electric meter or other appurtenance that is installed for telecommunication or utility purposes, and is installed above the surrounding grade in the public right-of-way. AGF installation requires a special review process and also ... (see full description)
An A permit is required for minor construction in the public right-of-way which includes sidewalks, driveways, curb and gutter along property frontages. An A permit is typically issued to homeowners and contractors and can be obtained over-the-counter at the Bureau of Engineering District offices or ... (see full description)
A permit is required to keep, conduct or operate within the City of Los Angeles any dog or cat kennel, pet shop/show, out of city supplier, zoo, animal rental establishment, riding academy, livery stable, grooming parlor, boarding stable, pony ring/ride, horse market, circus, rodeo, animal acts or ... (see full description)
Reservations for use of designated picnic areas may be made for groups of any size which the facility or the area can accommodate.
General Police Permit Information Various types of business activities are regulated through the Police Department by means of Police Permits. The Office of Finance processes the applications and collects fees, however, the Police Department has the regulatory responsibility. Each Police Permit ... (see full description)
Proposed private development, planning actions, and street vacations can have street lighting requirements. The public can contact the Bureau of Street Lighting for information on the B-permit process.
The Street Services Investigation and Enforcement Division issues street use permits for numerous street activities, including overloads, special events, building materials, newsracks, newsstands, water discharge/fire test, curb painting, tree prune, house/object move, and entrance canopy. To apply ... (see full description)
On May 3, 2000, the Los Angeles City Council passed the "Tobacco Enforcement Program"(Los Angeles Municipal Code Sections 46.90 through 46.101). Under this program, retailers must obtain a Tobacco Retailer's permit for each location prior to selling tobacco products. The Los Angeles City ... (see full description)
Information regarding Tobacco Retailer's Permit renewal
The City of Los Angeles, Office of the City Administrative Officer (CAO) Risk Management is responsible for insurance and bonds compliance of contractors, vendors, and permittees on a citywide basis. CAO Risk Management has developed Track4LA, the Citys online insurance compliance system designed to ... (see full description)
Trimming of City trees and shrubs that affects free passage of vehicle and pedestrian traffic, upon streets and sidewalks requires a permit. Read the requirements, rules, and guidelines. Apply for a permit online.
