Community Services - Chief Executive Office - Los Angeles County
Community Services - Chief Executive Office - Los Angeles County
Community Services - Chief Executive Office - Los Angeles County
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Emergency Survival Guide Available Online<br />
the los angeles county office of emergency Management has<br />
published a guide to emergency preparedness intended to help<br />
the residents of the los angeles county unincorporated areas<br />
better prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters. the<br />
county’s emergency survival guide is now available online<br />
Coming Soon! Recreation and<br />
Family Service Center<br />
exciting developments on the Resource<br />
center have taken place within the last<br />
year! Preliminary designs have been<br />
drawn for the new community center<br />
that will be located on telegraph Road at<br />
Valley View avenue, the former sheriff’s<br />
Department training field (staRs center).<br />
the center will be approximately 19,000<br />
square feet and will provide multi-purpose<br />
recreational spaces for all ages, as well as<br />
family and youth services provided through<br />
Helpline youth counseling.<br />
several community meetings were held<br />
to obtain input from residents on the type<br />
of facility and programs best suited for the<br />
Whittier unincorporated area. Drawing concepts,<br />
resulting from this feedback, were presented to<br />
the community for this new state of the art facility.<br />
construction is set to begin in early 2013 with a<br />
completion date of 2014. the board of supervisors<br />
has committed funding for this project.<br />
this project is being designed by HMc architects,<br />
and managed by the community Development<br />
commission of the county of los angeles. for<br />
more information regarding the Recreation and<br />
family services center, contact (562) 807-7350.<br />
<strong>Community</strong> Updates<br />
in both english and spanish at http://www.lacounty.gov. log<br />
on to the county’s homepage and click on “Residents,” then<br />
unincorporated areas. you will find the guide under emergency<br />
Preparedness.<br />
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