If you have lost income due to the COVID-19 pandemic, you may be eligible to receive a one-time, $500 check to help pay utility bills. Funding is limited. Online Applications accepted from November 2 through November 15, 2020.
You can vote by mail, use a vote by mail ballot drop box or return your ballot in person. And get the details about the propositions at VotersEdge.org.
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We are looking for a Youth Representative (age 14-17) who lives or works within the Neighborhood Council boundaries and who will represent the needs and interests of youth in our community.
This fall, City Planning will host Planning 101 training sessions focusing on the topics of project and community planning.
In honor of our beloved Ms. Betty Hawkins, we respectfully announce the vacancy of the District 4 seat. May we always remember Ms. Hawkins’ contributions to this board and to our community. Any Stakeholder interested in filling a vacancy or temporary vacancy on the Board shall make an oral statement or written application to the Board. The board will formally vote on the vacancy at our October 13th, 2020 Board Meeting.
HGNNC is proud to report that our District 6 Representative Jackie Jackson got together with her stakeholders to tackle one of their most chronic areas for illegal dumping. They worked together, cleaned up and used the MYLA311 app to arrange for the bulky items to be picked up. Jackie Jackson is our District Representative of the month. GREAT JOB!
Are you looking for a way to do something meaningful in your community this fall? We have got just the thing! Join a Harbor Gateway North Neighborhood Council Committee and see what we are all about!
Betty Hawkins passed away on September 8, 2020 and at our Board Meeting on that same day, we held a moment of silence to honor her and her service to our community. She had served on our Board since we were certified in 2002 and had been involved with the Neighborhood Watch for many, many years. She made so many 311 calls that many of the operators knew her by name. She always said she wanted to go out “with her boots on” and so she did.
Rest in peace Betty!
Thousands of women and men are returning to our communities to avoid contracting COVID-19 in California’s prisons and jails.
National Expungement Week is helping system impacted individuals find the resources necessary to rebuild their lives.
They work to empower our communities to adapt, sustain, survive and create in pursuit of equity. Learn more and/or volunteer to support them at nationalexpungementweek.org.
LADWP has a new way to reduce your energy use and costs.
Do you know that most homes built before 1980 have no attic insulation? Your cooling and heating are escaping out of your house, costing you money. Just like a hat can help to keep your head warm or cool, attic insulation can help your home keep cool air in during the summer or warm air in during the winter.