Monica Rodriguez
From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – Identifying, Funding for Alley Repair with Bureau of Street Services
I am happy to announce that my office worked closely with the Bureau of Street Services to identify funding for alley repair, and to prioritize several sections of alleys throughout our district that were in very poor condition. Earlier this week, StreetsLA worked to resurface a stretch of alley that parallels Commerce Avenue in Tujunga, […]
From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – Regarding Dead Trees at Fairgrove Avenue and Apperson Street
A constituent in Tujunga called regarding dead trees at Fairgrove Avenue and Apperson Street, which pose a hazard due to its positioning under an electrical line. I’m pleased to report that the dead trees and stumps have been removed. Working in partnership with the City’s Urban Forestry Division, we removed over 214 dead trees and […]
From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – The City Launched Outdoor Dining Opportunities for Restaurants
Through a Council action my colleagues and I introduced, the City launched outdoor dining opportunities for restaurants in coordination with the L.A. County Department of Public Health allowing dine-in service at restaurants. L.A. Al Fresco aims to help businesses reopen while by temporarily relaxing the rules that regulate outdoor dining while also allowing customers and […]
From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – Getting Things Done in Mission Hills
Getting things done in Mission Hills. My office worked with the Department of Transportation and the Bureau of Street Services to resurface Woodman Avenue from Devonshire St. to San Jose St. Please contact my field offices if there are streets in your neighborhood that need to be resurfaced or restriped. You may call the Pacoima […]
From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – New Stop Signs in Sylmar!
New stop signs in Sylmar! Local residents contacted my office about the dangerous traffic intersection at Borden Avenue and Beaver Street. My office worked with the Department of Transportation to install four new stop signs, proper street markings, and new red curbs at this intersection. If you come across a similar issue, please fill out […]
From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – Team MRod Partnered with the Valley Intercommunity Council to Deliver Over 440 Meals
During these difficult times, we’ve seen an increase in need for meal programs and longer lines at food pantries. Through local partnerships, my team and I have delivered thousands of meals to families and homebound seniors, and have been inspired by the care and commitment of our volunteers. Today, Team MRod partnered with the Valley […]
From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – Sidewalk Cleaning
I’m pleased to share the progress in Sylmar. My team identified a sidewalk segment along Laurel Canyon Blvd. between Hubbard Street and Rincon Ave. that was blocked by overgrown vegetation. My office worked closely with the Los Angeles Conservation Corps Clean and Green Program to clear and abate vegetation and trash which resulted in: ✅ […]
From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – Addition of Thirty New Climate Resilient Trees at Stonehurst Park
I’m pleased to announce the addition of thirty new climate resilient trees at Stonehurst Park — a very active park space in our district. I partnered with the City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks and Los Angeles Beautification Team to secure funding and remove large dead trees surrounding the picnic areas, which […]
From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – We are one LA
As an 18-year-old in 1992, to a role in leadership today, I see the need to reform systems that continue to hold so many back. Today, communities of color are dying at a higher rate to COVID-19. The economy is at a depression-level and now we’re amidst civil unrest. Where we go from here requires […]
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