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https://southbrentwood.org/wp-content/uploads/USPS-logo-pdf-image.jpg Please email those to me directly by noon on Friday, September 28, so that I may forward them to the USPS representatives. REGISTER now: https://impact.lynnecohenfoundation.org/event/kickin-cancer-r-5k-run-walk-stroll-2018/e178347 Tuesday, October 9, 2018 at 7:00 PM at the Skirball Cultural Center From the Office of Mike Bonin, LA City Councilmember CD 11 This 3-step process includes a review of roadway eligibility, collection of speed and volume data, and finally a neighborhood survey to see if your neighbors support installation of humps, if they are found to be needed. Because this program is in high demand, please be aware that the system is only able to accept 30 proposals per council district. Once those slots are filled, the system will not accept more requests. For this reason we strongly encourage you to submit your requests as close to 8 am as you can. Feel free to peruse the website prior to and in preparation for the submittal , but also if your street is eligible.
Barrington Park is long overdue for upgrades and is seeking community input on spending $1m in upgrades. The Park is seeking representatives to do 1 of 2 things: A. Serve as the Barrington Park Rep for your HOA or multifamily building or as a resident of Brentwood by attending Barrington Park Advisory Board meetings 1x per quarter at the Barrington Rec Center. The meetings are usually held in the evening on a weeknight. B. Submit an application to be a Barrington Park Advisory Board voting member; this involves a short application process which includes fingerprinting. Please reach out to one of the following members of the Brentwood Community Council if you would like to participate: Michelle Bisnoff (bisnoff@gmail.com); Matt Kohler (matt.kohler@yahoo.com); Alisa Morgenthaler (alisa@alisamorgenthaler.com); or Carolyn Jordan (cjordan@glaserweil.com). Thanks. CLICK to learn more about the current Barrington Recreation Center
The 4th Annual Veteran’s Stand Down is October 26, 2018 at the VAGLAHS in West L.A. This one day fair offers a wide variety of services for homeless Veterans – see information below! We need Volunteers and Donations from the community. Say thank you to our most vulnerable Veterans, our homeless and struggling Veterans, with your donation. Take the hand of a homeless Veteran by volunteering at the Stand Down. Each volunteer assignment is two hours in length. Serve food, volunteer at registration or information desks, help to style women Veterans in the AmVet clothing tent. Discover the fulfillment of extending a helping hand to our soldiers as they struggle to find housing and overcome hardship. The Stand Down is Friday, October 26th, 2018 at the Welcome Center, Building 257, at the VAGLAHS campus in West L.A., 11301 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90073 Veteran Registration is at 7am. Showers available at 7am. Services begin at 8am. Services include: Classic Car Display Donate Shelf Stable Groceries and Dollars… Our program is in need of financial donations and nonperishable sealed snacks, pop top canned protein – tuna, Vienna sausages, chicken, sardines, even Spam. Bottled water and water bottles are needed. Volunteers are needed to assemble the bags and to deliver these bags of food to the VA. The Veterans eagerly await these food bags – for some it is their only food each day. With more funding we can buy instant hot meals for our recipients. We have one vegan! Four Veterans have been housed since the program began!!! Our most immediate need is finanacial support and nonperishable pop top foods including canned protein, utensils and napkins, vegetable cups, fruit cups, bottled water and more*. Contact us to volunteer and/or to provide donated goods at info@villageforvets.org. Click the DONATE button below and help us to continue to serve Homeless Veterans at the VA Campus! *Note: Hot water is not available for Ramen or other instant food and drinks
Joe.g.Zapata@usps.gov To sign up for Informed Delivery: In response to questions about theft by mail carriers, Mr. Zapata said that all carriers begin as non-career and do not receive full benefits. All are background checked. In response to late deliveries, he said that the goal is to deliver all mail by 5 pm. They have reduced late delivery considerably. Regarding mail theft, there is a separate contact number. How to Contact the U.S. Postal Inspection Service: If you believe you’ve been victimized by a scam involving the U.S. Mail, you can get help by contacting your nearest Postal Inspection Service office in one of three ways: 1. Call 1-877-876-2455 (press option “4” to report suspected mail fraud). UNITED STATES POSTAL INSPECTION SERVICE Congressman Ted Lieu’s office has always been very helpful with reported USPS problems. Call 310/651-1040. S.A.F.E. Centers & Mobile Collection Events LASanitation (LASAN) has established programs for Los Angeles City and L.A.County residents to safely dispose of their household hazardous waste (HHW) andelectronic waste (E-waste). These wastes can be dropped off at permanentcollection sites known as S.A.F.E. Centers or mobile collection events locatedthroughout the City of Los Angeles. ACCEPTED ITEMS HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE (HHW): E-WASTE: NOTES: NON-ACCEPTED ITEMS S.A.F.E. CENTERS: UCLA Residents should stay inside of their vehicles when the waste isoffloaded. · Waste may be collected with its container. |
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