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 Urban Forestry Division manages the portion of the urban forest that is growing along the City's public rights-of-way using established sustainable urban forestry principles. Notify the Urban Forestry Division regarding planting, removal, pruning, and bee control, or any other issue related to ... (see full description)
Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa is committed to making Los Angeles the largest, cleanest, and greenest city in the United States. The Million Trees L.A. (MTLA) Initiative will accomplish this through public-private partnerships that will plant one million trees throughout Los Angeles.
MyLA311 links Angelenos with the services and information they need to enjoy their city, beautify their community and stay connected with their local government. This mobile phone application is available for iPhone and Android phones. The Submit Service Request feature allows you to quickly and ... (see full description)
To report storm-related emergencies such as trees down, landslides, potholes, and road erosion, please call 3-1-1 or submit a service request form at http://bss.lacity.org/request.htm. For storm-related emergencies after hours, from 4:00 PM - 7:00 AM, call 9-1-1.
The Bureau of Street Services handles emergency street services requests after normal operational hours. If you have a blocked emergency thoroughfare that prohibits emergency services access, please dial 9-1-1. Non-emergency requests may be submitted to our website at bss.lacity.org/request.htm or ... (see full description)
The Bureau of Sanitation is currently offering a tree planting program to improve walk-ability and reduce the impacts of climate change in Los Angeles. The public can request a tree to be planted along their street in the public right of way if they will guarantee the early care and watering of the ... (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.
This division is primarily responsible for issues concerning sustainable urban forestry practices, pest management methodologies, and green waste composting and recycling programs. The division is working collaboratively with community groups, council offices, and other agencies to ensure the best ... (see full description)
