Monica Rodriguez
From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – Preparing For The Wildfire Season
Over the last three years, our District has experienced some of the largest wildfires in the state’s history. With temperatures rising, we’ve seen a couple of small brush fires occur in our district this month, such as one in Shadow Hills this week that burned two acres of brush. Residents can prepare for the wildfire […]
From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – Resources for UnBanked Angelenos
Many Angelenos have started to receive stimulus checks. If you filed your 2019 or 2018 Internal Revenue Service (IRS) tax return with direct deposit information, you are among the first to receive payment into your bank account. However, many taxpayers don’t have an account, which can cause delays in receiving payments. Through the City’s partnership, […]
From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – Grateful to the Marine Corps League of the San Fernando Valley
This crisis has brought our community’s strong volunteer spirit to the forefront, and I’m proud of our efforts to take care of our seniors. Grateful to the Marine Corps League of the San Fernando Valley for their support in delivering groceries from North Valley Caring Services to seniors in our District. Through our partnership with […]
From Councilwomam Monica Rodriguez Desk – Ensure Our Working Families have Access to Affordable and Quality Child Care
My colleagues and I, from the California Legislative Women’s Caucus, have been working with Governor Gavin Newsom to ensure our working families have access to affordable and quality child care. The State has just launched its portal to help our working families find local child care options. If you are a parent or working family […]
From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – Progress in Pacoima
Progress in Pacoima. My office worked closely with City agencies to complete the resurfacing project on Osborne Street from Laurel Canyon Boulevard to Arleta Avenue. Due to the poor conditions of this street, Osborne was resurfaced three times, in three different phases over the year, culminating with this last phase that was completed yesterday. In […]
From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – The City Rolled out 300 Hand Sanitizing Stations
Through a Council directive I initiated, the City rolled out 300 hand sanitizing stations at bus shelters across Los Angeles. In addition to wearing face coverings and practicing physical distancing, keeping your hands clean is one of the most effective ways to help slow the spread of COVID-19. This is especially important for the Northeast […]
From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – New and Improved Sidewalks Located at the 3700 Block
I’m pleased to announce new and improved sidewalks located at the 3700 block on Oro Grande Street in Sylmar. Creating a safer, more walkable and livable community is my top priority. If you see a broken sidewalk please call 3-1-1 to make a report, download the MyLA311 app (https://bit.ly/2W8w3kn) to fill out a service request […]
From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – The City is Pffering Limited Free Fruit and Shade Tree “Virtual Adoptions”
Planting a tree is one simple step you can take right now to feel grounded, stay connected, and grow a healthy future for you, your family, and your community. The City is offering limited free fruit and shade tree “virtual adoptions.” Now is a great time to dig your hands in the soil, create the […]
From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – Official Guidance – Angelenos Must Wear Face Coverings
Wearing a face covering when you are interacting with others will help to contain your respiratory droplets. However, a face covering is not a substitute for other critical measures to slow the spread of COVID-19 — most importantly, stay home and practice safe physical distancing to help flatten the curve. A few important things to […]
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