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wEST lOS aNGELES pOLICE sTATION
Image | November 29, 2025
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thumbnail_Community Zoom Safety Call 1118
Image | November 8, 2025
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Grant Recommendation - Oct 23, 2025 (Recommend PPRAR)
Grant Recommendation | October 16, 2025
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Palisades Security Meeting Flyer (4)_page-0001
Flyer | September 20, 2025
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PPCC update-Allen
Report | September 13, 2025
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Oline Reporting_page-0001
Image | May 18, 2025
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tresspass-arrest-authorization (2) (3)
Letter | May 16, 2025
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From SLO Brian Espin for 11-14
Letter | November 17, 2024
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Community Police Academy Flyer
Flyer | November 9, 2024
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8A1 Map 8-31-24
Announcement | September 13, 2024
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This November 2020 update by PPCC Secretary Chris Spitz addresses community concerns about dockless electric scooters in Pacific Palisades, detailing LA's permit requirements, parking rules in the sidewalk furniture zone, complaint procedures via 311, and the status of related state legislation including AB 1112 and AB 1286. The document explains that scooter operators must respond to parking complaints within 2 hours and that LADOT uses complaint data to inform enforcement activities.
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Public SafetyCrime & Enforcement
Captain Jonathan Tom of the Los Angeles Police Department West Los Angeles Area reports a 7.3% reduction in violent crime year-to-date, though homicides and grand theft auto have increased citywide due to COVID-19 related factors. The letter addresses community concerns about election week safety, provides polling location information, discusses strategies for reducing large gatherings and party houses, and thanks the community for their support of local police.
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Public SafetyMinutesMotionsWracCrime & Enforcement
The Pacific Palisades Community Council wrote to Councilmember Mike Bonin on June 5, 2020, requesting continued protection of local LAPD and LAFD resources, citing the community's geographic isolation in a high fire hazard zone and reliance on these services for public safety.