Monica Rodriguez
From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – My Office Identified Foothill Blvd. in Great Need of Positive Change
Too often, Angelenos are tragically killed or injured as a result of badly maintained and poorly designed city streets. It’s why I have prioritized public safety since taking office, and why in collaboration with the Bureau of Street Services (BSS) and the Los Angeles Department of Transportation (LADOT), my office identified Foothill Blvd., between Bledsoe […]
From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – Senate Bill 1383, Mandates that We Keep Organic Waste Out of Landfills
A state law, Senate Bill 1383, mandates that we keep organic waste out of landfills to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. In response, my office—in partnership with LA Sanitation—is offering *FREE* kitchen pails to help City of Los Angeles residents recycle their food scraps. Customers can collect food scraps throughout the week using the kitchen pail […]
From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – Immense Pleasure of Hosting the Council District 7 Principal Appreciation Luncheon
On Thursday, I had the immense pleasure of hosting the Council District 7 Principal Appreciation Luncheon once again. At this annual event, over 40 principals and assistant principals were introduced (or re-introduced) to my entire staff and engaged in conversations around how we can collaborate to improve the safety and cleanliness in our neighborhoods, with […]
From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – Three Open Houses About the East San Fernando Valley Light Rail Project
LA Metro is hosting three open houses for Angelenos to learn more about the East San Fernando Valley Light Rail project, the first of which is this Thursday! At the open houses, Metro will provide a presentation and then hold an open house during the last 30 minutes. As a reminder: the line’s first segment […]
From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – Delivered a Check to the San Fernando Valley Japanese American Community Center
Board of Public Works Commissioner Susana Reyes and I delivered a check to the San Fernando Valley Japanese American Community Center, which is located in Pacoima. This donation was made available through the dissolution of the Tillman Japanese Garden Visitor’s Center Foundation. I’m thrilled that the San Fernando Valley Japanese American Community Center will be […]
From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – Want to Send My Heartfelt Condolences to the Loved Ones of these Victims
Here in Southern California, 11 of our community members were killed in the Monterey Park mass shooting on Saturday, January 21. Less than 48 hours later, seven farmworkers from “Concord Farms” and “California Terra Garden” suffered that same tragic fate. One was also injured. I adjourned in their memory last week because farmworkers do the […]
From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – Deputy Chief Graham Everett: Thank You for Your Decades of Service
Deputy Chief Graham Everett: thank you for your decades of service to the City of Los Angeles. As a firefighter’s daughter, I’ve tried to make sure that the Los Angeles Fire Department reflects the best of who we are. Deputy Chief Everett, who himself comes from a family of firefighters, was an important partner in […]
From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – My Office Delivered Our Neighbors in North Hills and Pacoima by Removing Blight from Our Streets
Communities like ours have long been overlooked and deprived of their fair share of City resources, but I’ve been working hard to change that. In partnership with the Los Angeles Department of Sanitation’s Altered Shift Response Team, which is dedicated to maximizing staff efficiencies and scheduling to accelerate the removal of bulky items, my office […]
From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – Important Reminder that We Must be Prepared for Future Earthquakes
Three days ago, many of us were woken up by the 4.2 magnitude earthquake that struck off the coast of Malibu. Fortunately, no damages or injuries were reported, but it serves as an important reminder that we must be prepared for future earthquakes. We’ve compiled some information for you and your loved ones.
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