Here’s a quick recap of what’s happening in the Seventh Council District this week: Back to Basics 101: Keeping Our Neighborhoods Clean This week, we teamed up with a number of community organizations and volunteers to keep our neighborhoods clean and green. We celebrated Earth Day in Pacoima with a huge clean up along Osborne…
Here’s a quick recap of what’s happening in the Seventh Council District this week: Join Team MRod Interested in becoming a change agent in your community? Be part of the movement and join a great team working hard to address the most pressing issues in the Northeast San Fernando Valley. Click here for more information on job opportunities available…
Here’s a quick recap of what’s happening in the Seventh Council District this week: 2018 Budget Season I am looking forward to my first budget season as Councilwoman and working to ensure that our neighborhoods receive their fair share of resources. This week, Mayor Eric Garcetti unveiled his 2019 budget proposal — a $9.9 billion plan that would more than…
Here’s a quick recap of what’s happening in the Seventh Council District this week: 111 Acres of New Open Space Acquired Great news! 111 acres of prime open space has been acquired in Big Tujunga Canyon adjacent to the Angeles National Forest. The new parkland in the Northeast Valley is bordered on all sides by public open…
Here’s a quick recap of what’s happening in the Seventh Council District this week: Calling on Congress to Rebuild With Us This week, I had the incredible opportunity to join my colleagues and represent the City of Los Angeles in Washington, DC at the National League of Cities Conference and Access DC. I met with leaders from…
Here’s a quick recap of what’s happening in the Seventh Council District this week: LA Leaders Pledge to Build 222 Units of Supportive Housing in Each District WATCH: (Click on the image to watch the video) On Tuesday, the Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously to build 222 units of supportive housing in each Council…
Here’s a quick recap of what’s happening in the Seventh Council District this week: Equestrian Crosswalk Installed in Sylmar WATCH: (Click on the image to watch the press conference) This week, I unveiled new safety measures to protect equestrians, pedestrians, and cyclists along Olive View Drive. For years, the Sylmar community has been calling for…
Los Angeles, CA – Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez introduced legislation instructing City agencies and the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) to develop a set of rules and outreach protocols aimed at making Winter Shelter Program (WSP) operators better neighbors. These guidelines, known as the “Good Neighbor Policy,” established a standard for homeless service providers to…
Here’s a quick recap of what’s happening in the Seventh Council District this week: Good Neighbor Policy It takes all of us working together to address the City’s homelessness crisis and the Good Neighbor Policy is an opportunity to rebuild the community’s trust and strengthen our dialogue between residents and service providers. This week, I…
A LAFD firefighter carries dry hoselines up the street and past a burning house in the Santiago Estates area of Sylmar during the Creek fire on Dec. 5, 2017. (Photo by Mike Meadows) Los Angeles City Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez is hosting a community town hall in Sylmar on Thursday related to December’s Creek fire. By Daily News,…
