Reseda Neighborhood Council

About

The Reseda Neighborhood Council (RNC) is a part of Los Angeles’ Citywide network of Neighborhood Councils (NCs). This network is a community-based arm of the Los Angeles City government, created to better connect Los Angeles’ diverse neighborhoods to City Hall. Each NC is composed of a board of elected volunteers who must be stakeholders (live, work, own real property, and/or have significant, ongoing participation – an interest, or ‘stake’- within the boundaries) of the community they represent.

The Reseda NC is currently comprised of nine (9) “At-Large” Community Stakeholders (ACS), three (3) “Business” Community Stakeholders (BCS), three (3) “Residential” Community Stakeholders (RCS), one (1) “Young Adult” Board Member, and one (1) Youth Board Member (YM). Of these board members, six (6) officers are elected to serve at the pleasure of the board in the capacities of their elected office- President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, Parliamentarian, and Sergeant-of-Arms.

The RNC has numerous Committees, each devoted to specific community concerns/causes that meet various times throughout the month. Committees are open for any community stakeholder to join, and are a great place to get your voice heard on the issues you care most about.

Together, we work to: Keep government officials and departments accountable Communicate neighborhood needs to public officials Network with other Neighborhood Councils citywide Preserve and restore valuable community assets Ensure smart applications of city resources Spread information about city actions Promote local events and assets Initiate road and sidewalk repair Create community landmarks Attract new businesses Influence local issues Clean up blight

As participants in the Neighborhood Council, we are empowered to advocated directly for real change, and make a difference in our community on the issues that concern Reseda!

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