WelcomeGranada Hills South Neighborhood Council is officially certified by the City of Los Angeles to serve as a forum for stakeholders to address issues in Granada Hills and to communicate with the City of Los Angeles.

Our Next Board Meeting:

Please join us Thursday, October 9, 2008 at 7:00pm.
First Baptist Church of Granada Hills
11011 Hayvenhurst Avenue
Granada Hills, CA 91344

NEW GHSNC promotional items will be available to all stakeholders at the October Board Meeting.

GHSNC has a new phone number!

Call us with any comments or concerns at (818) 668-5969.

Stakeholder Spotlight

Choosing one stakeholder every month to praise and "spotlight" in our Stakeholder Spotlight program for his or her contribution to the community, the Outreach Committee has chosen Consuella Mackey, a resident of Granada Hills for over 24 years, to be our first Stakeholder Spotlight selection for her founding of Operation Confidence (see YouTube video), a non-profit organization which has assisted over 11,000 physically disabled individuals to gain meaningful employment and live independently. Moreover, not only has Consuella been recognized by the GHSNC, but nearly four years ago, Consuella was selected as a participant by ABC's Extreme Makeover: Home Edition which turned her 2 bedroom,1.5 bath home into... (Click here for the rest of the article.)

Do you have a neighbor in mind who we should consider for our next Stakeholder Spotlight?
Submit your nominations via the form on the Outreach Committee page.

Adopt-A-Tree

The Friends of O'Melveny Park have started a program called "Adopt-a-Tree". Because the city of Los Angeles mandated that all parks be watered only twice per week for 15 minutes each watering, the Friends of O'Melveny Park ask each resident to adopt a tree or bush or flower patch in a park. When you go hiking or walking through the park, please bring a one gallon jug of water and help water the foliage. The little you do will make a great impact.

Graffiti Watch Program

The Beautification Committee is launching a Graffiti Watch program. Your help is needed to stop graffiti now. When you see graffiti, contact Your Local "Graffiti Watchers" and have graffiti removed in 48 Hours:

• Call 311

• Or, County Supervisor (graffiti in flood control channels) at (818)993-5170

• Or, Councilman Greig Smith's Office at (818)756-8501

• Or, submit a graffiti removal request online at www.lacity.org/bpw/OCS/grsr.htm.

Graffiti Watch Flyer

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