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The Reseda Neighborhood Council

February 15 2016
Written by CW.

The Reseda Neighborhood Council is a diverse, inclusive group of Community Stakeholders. A Community Stakeholder is defined as any individual who lives, work, or owns property in the neighborhood and any individual who declares a stake in the neighborhood and affirms the factual basis for it.

Neighborhood Councils:

  • 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
  • Influencing local issues
  • Cleaning up blight

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