Who to call, where to go.
A short list of the city, county and community resources our stakeholders ask about most. Not sure where to start? Email the council and we will point you in the right direction.
City services
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MyLA311
Report graffiti, illegal dumping, bulky items, potholes and streetlight outages, or call 311.
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EmpowerLA (Department of Neighborhood Empowerment)
The city department that supports all 99 neighborhood councils. Elections, training, funding and grievances.
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Los Angeles City Clerk: Neighborhood Council Funding
Funding rules, monthly expenditure reports and the public dashboard for every council’s spending.
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L.A. City Planning
Case search, community plans and hearing notices for projects proposed in the district.
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LADWP
Water and power service, outages and customer assistance programs.
Your elected representatives
Our boundaries fall within Los Angeles City Council Districts 8 and 10 and Los Angeles County Supervisorial District 2.
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Los Angeles City Council District 10
Council District 10 covers Leimert Park, Baldwin Hills and the Crenshaw corridor.
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Los Angeles City Council District 8
Council District 8 covers portions of the southern end of the district.
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Los Angeles County Supervisor, Second District
County services including Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area, public health and social services.
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Office of the Mayor
Citywide initiatives, emergency information and the mayor’s budget.
Public safety
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LAPD Southwest Community Police Station
1546 W. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Senior Lead Officers for each basic car area are your first call for ongoing neighborhood concerns.
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LAFD Fire Station 94
4470 Coliseum St. Our meeting host and the neighborhood’s first responders. Ask about CERT emergency-preparedness training.
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NotifyLA emergency alerts
Sign up for the City of Los Angeles emergency alert system by text, phone or email.
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Emergency
For police, fire or medical emergencies call 911.
Seniors
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Cityride
Curb-to-curb transportation assistance for residents 65 and older or with disabilities, with reduced-cost taxi and Dial-A-Ride service.
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Access Services paratransit
Door-to-door transportation for riders who are unable to use regular bus or rail service.
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Los Angeles Department of Aging
Multipurpose senior centers, in-home assistance, care management, nutrition and home-delivered meals.
Youth and families
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HIRE LA’s Youth
Connects young Angelenos to employment and work-readiness certification.
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LAPD youth programs
Cadets, Jeopardy, Police Academy Magnet Schools and the Safe House community program.
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California Youth Crisis Line
A free, confidential 24-hour hotline for young people ages 12 to 24 and the adults who support them.
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LAFD Fire Cadet Program
Hands-on introduction to firefighting and emergency medical careers for young men and women.
Parks and culture
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Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area
4100 S. La Cienega Blvd. A 401-acre park with a lake, trails, a Japanese garden and views across the basin.
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Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook
A California State Park with a visitor center and 360-degree views from the top of the Baldwin Hills.
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Vision Theatre Performing Arts Center
The restored 1931 theater at the heart of Leimert Park Village, operated by the Department of Cultural Affairs.
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Destination Crenshaw
A 1.3-mile open-air museum of Black Los Angeles art and history along Crenshaw Boulevard, anchored by Sankofa Park.
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Metro K Line
Light rail from Expo/Crenshaw to Westchester and LAX, with stations at Leimert Park and Martin Luther King Jr.