Mayor Sam's KnowLA: An Easy Way to Get Local Information
Want to know who your City Council member, State Assembly Represenative, State Senator, Member of Congress are? Need to know the nearest police or fire station? How about the local schools, what Neighborhood Council serves you or what local planning area you're part of? There's a handy little tool on the front page of the City of Los Angeles' web site.
Scroll down to the "Neighborhood Resources" section and enter your address or nearest intersection. Hit find and the system does the rest!
This post is the first in an occasional series providing information to our readers on how to find information with respect to your local government.
Scroll down to the "Neighborhood Resources" section and enter your address or nearest intersection. Hit find and the system does the rest!
This post is the first in an occasional series providing information to our readers on how to find information with respect to your local government.
Labels: city of los angeles website, knowla
Posted by Michael Higby @ 10/27/2010 08:37:00 PM
4 Comments:
This can be a useful website
http://navigatela.lacity.org/index.cfm
Meg is becoming unhinged. She looks defensive, angry. She's changed her strategy. I think the thought that she's spent almost $200 million dollars and will lose is starting to set in.
This is important!
It's good to know the identity of the local, state, etc. politicans that are ignoring your needs and screwing you, while being paid six-figure salaries to do it.
It's so much "friendlier" that way.
Don't forget citysourced.com where you can download the app and take a picture and send it to whatever city agency you want.
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