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Public Safety
2nd Annual CommUnity Walk
Sunday, June 14th, 3 to 5pm
Meet at Warehouse Shoe Store parking lot 2045 S. La Cienega Blvd. LA 90034 (Corner of Cadillac and S. La Cienega Blvd.)SORO NC is proud to co-sponsor this year's CommUnity Walk with the Community Police Advisory Board, the West Los Angeles Community Police Station, and the Westside Neighborhood Council.
Come join us as we walk together through our neighborhood and discuss ways to make it safer for all of us. Other participants include the Office of the LA City Attorney, LA Fire Department Station 58, the Community Emergency Response Team, Hatzolah Emergency Rescue Team, the Crestview Neighborhood Association, and Councilmembers Herb Wesson and Jack Weiss.
Download the flyer with more information in either English or Spanish versions.
Hamilton High Incidents
The press is reporting that two youths (not Hamilton students) were detained yesterday trespassing at Hamilton High. They were taken to the West LA police station by School Police after refusing to cooperate.
Threatening messages, warning of violence on 4/24 (today), were also found in the boy's bathroom, although it is not clear whether they were linked to the trespassing incident. The school administration has beefed up security and is actively working with LAPD on their investigation. A reward has been offered for information resulting in a conviction.
Hamilton administration acted promptly, the school remains open, and classes are proceeding as usual.
You can find more details at the links below; we'll keep you updated as more information becomes available.
Public Safety Committee
If you have concerns about any of the following—school safety, crime, emergency preparedness, first aid/cpr or graffiti—then this is the committee to attend. Meetings are usually attended by our City Council members' Field Deputies, the neighborhood attorney from the City Attorney's Office, and LAPD's Senior Lead Officers, so stakeholders can have meaningful interaction with those people responsible for protecting our community.
Meeting archives
Not all meetings have supporting documents or minutes. Some documents are in PDF format, which requires the free Adobe Reader.