The Granada Hills South Neighborhood Council was certified by the City of Los Angeles on January 17, 2006. Our first election was on September 30, 2007. The Council emanated from the Old Granada Hills Residents Group. Both groups have similar goals, but now operate as separate entities.

The neighborhood council system was approved by the voters as part of the Los Angeles City Charter Reform in 1999. Councils are intended to act as a conduit between the City and local communities. The role of the Council is to work with stakeholders to increase our influence with City lawmakers and departments to improve our community.

Stakeholders are defined as people who live, work or own property in our area.

Our boundaries are:

• 118 freeway on the North
• 405 freeway on the East
• The Alley North of Devonshire on the South
• Lindley / Aliso Canyon Wash on the West

The Council is elected by stakeholders and holds monthly meetings on the second Thursday of the month at 7pm at

First Baptist Church of Granada Hills
11011 Hayvenhurst Avenue
Granada Hills, CA 91344

The Council is allocated a budget of $50,000 by the City from your tax dollars.

Documents:

Bylaws Cover - PDF (140 KB)
Bylaws Pg 1 - PDF (217 KB)
Bylaws Pg 2 - PDF (256 KB)
Bylaws Pg 3 - PDF (298 KB)
Bylaws Pg 4 - PDF (296 KB)
Bylaws Map  - PDF (259 KB)