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• July 28th PPCC CD11 Report

  Report August 12, 2022

  Public SafetyEventsMinutesCrime & Enforcement

  The Pacific Palisades Community Council Report for July 28, 2022 covers sidewalk and driveway repairs on Palisades Drive beginning July 30th, provides mountain lion safety guidance following recent sightings, and announces community events including the Greek Theatre's Concert Career Day Experience for youth ages 14-18 and the Getty Villa's Persia exhibit. The report also notes that the Council has returned from recess with no major legislative updates.

  

• Coffee with Detectives 3-24-2022

  Flyer March 10, 2022

  Public SafetyCrime & Enforcement

  The LAPD West Los Angeles Area hosted a casual coffee meeting with detectives on March 24, 2022, from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. at the West Los Angeles Community Police Station, allowing citizens to ask questions and have conversations with detectives in an informal setting.

  

• CPA PAC 021622 Flyer

  Flyer March 2, 2022

  Public SafetyCrime & Enforcement

  The Operations-West Bureau is offering an eleven-week Community Police Academy for adults starting March 29, 2022, held hybrid in-person or virtually on Tuesday evenings from 6:00-9:00 pm, concluding with graduation on June 1, 2022. Participants must be at least 18 years old with no felony convictions, outstanding warrants, or pending criminal cases, and must be approved by an Area Commanding Officer.

  

• Tip-a-Cop-Flyer---Police-10.16 W LA (2)

  Flyer October 15, 2021

  Public SafetyCrime & Enforcement

  LAPD West Los Angeles hosted a Tip-A-Cop fundraiser on October 16, 2021 at California Pizza Kitchen in Brentwood, where officers served as guest servers and all donations benefited Special Olympics Southern California athletes in LA County.

  

• Badge Note to the Community May 24

  Letter May 27, 2021

  Public SafetyCrime & Enforcement

  Captain Jonathan Tom of the Los Angeles Police Department's West Los Angeles Area addresses community concerns about hate crimes, particularly those targeting the Jewish community, and outlines five key points including increased patrols, coordination with law enforcement agencies, and a call for peaceful community engagement. The letter emphasizes the LAPD's zero tolerance for hate crimes and encourages residents to report incidents while maintaining vigilance without allowing fear to override daily life.

  

• Dockless Electric Scooters Update

  Report November 4, 2020

  Public SafetyWracCrime & Enforcement

  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.

  

• Badge Note-Nov letter to the public

  Letter October 31, 2020

  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.

  

• PPCC EC Letter re funding

  Letter June 6, 2020

  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.

  

• Bike Registraton Tri Fold

  Flyer June 5, 2020

  Public SafetyCrime & Enforcement

  This document provides guidance on bike theft prevention and recovery, including proper locking techniques, steps to take if a bike is stolen, and instructions for locating bicycle serial numbers. It also advertises a free bike repair stand available at the Mar Vista Farmers Market on Sundays.

  

• LOS ANGELES PARTY HOUSE ORDINANCE E VERSION MAY 2020-min (1)

  Flyer June 5, 2020

  Public SafetyCrime & Enforcement

  This guide from the Los Angeles City Attorney's office explains the Party House Ordinance (LAMC 41.58.1), which prohibits loud or unruly gatherings at residences and outlines enforcement procedures, penalties, and the types of conduct that constitute violations. Penalties range from $100 for a first violation to $8,000 for a sixth and subsequent violations.