Building Safer Communities Together
The Alliance for Peace is dedicated to uniting small business owners and community members to enhance street safety, reduce crime, and eliminate gang-related graffiti, all through a proactive and effective neighborhood watch program. Together, we can take meaningful action and create a positive impact.
Addressing Gang-Related Graffiti: A Call to Action for Our Community
This initiative aims to tackle the ongoing issue of gang-related graffiti in our neighborhood by uniting community members to clean up our streets and restore a sense of pride and safety to our area. Together, we can take action and reclaim our community.
Addressing Gang-Related Graffiti: A Call to Action for Our Community
This initiative aims to tackle the ongoing issue of gang-related graffiti in our neighborhood by uniting community members to clean up our streets and restore a sense of pride and safety to our area. Together, we can take action and reclaim our community.
Alliance for Peace
Dear Community Members,
We’re reaching out with an urgent and exciting opportunity for us to come together and make a lasting impact on our neighborhood. Over the years, Little Bangladesh, located along 3rd Street between Alexandria and New Hampshire Avenue, has been home to countless hardworking families. But as our community grows, we can no longer ignore the visible decline in parts of our neighborhood. The streets are marred by graffiti, neglect, and deterioration—and it’s time for us to take action.
We have the power to turn this around, and I propose we begin with an immediate graffiti removal initiative across all of District 10. With the LA 2028 Summer Olympics just around the corner, now is the perfect time to beautify our streets and restore the pride that this district deserves. The eyes of the world will soon be on our city, and it’s crucial that we stand together and put our best foot forward. While managing a district of 270,000 people is no small task, we are a team of passionate, committed residents who can drive the change we need.
Having lived here for 19 years, we know firsthand the heart and soul of this community. Together, we can take a stand against the small minority of individuals who are contributing to the decay and disruption in our area. With your support, we can launch a district-wide graffiti removal campaign and build a stronger, more connected community through an empowered neighborhood watch program.
This is our chance to make a real difference—one that will be felt for years to come. Let’s not wait any longer. The time to act is now. Let’s join forces, take bold action, and create a neighborhood that we can all be proud of.
Together, we can make this happen!
Let’s do this,
B.B.
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Key Resources for District 10 Community Improvement
These resources provide valuable support for addressing community issues, from reporting graffiti and improving public safety to organizing neighborhood initiatives. Connect with these organizations and representatives to help make a positive impact in District 10.
Councilwoman Heather Hutt’s Office
Councilwoman Heather Hutt represents District 10 and is a valuable resource for community support and initiatives.
Contact Information:
Phone: (323) 733-8233
Email: councilmember.hutt@lacity.org
Website: Heather Hutt – Los Angeles City Council
Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA)
Focus: Homeless outreach, resources, and solutions within District 10 and throughout Los Angeles.
Contact: LAHSA Client Services
Phone: (213) 683-3333
Email: lahd@lahsa.org
Website: LAHSA
Los Angeles Department of Neighborhood Empowerment (DONE)
Focus: Supporting neighborhood councils, community projects, and engaging residents in local governance.
Contact: Neighborhood Council Support
Phone: (213) 978-1551
Email: done@lacity.org
Website: DONE
Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) – Southwest Division
The Southwest Division covers the area of District 10. They can assist with concerns related to safety, gang activity, and vandalism.
Contact Information:
Non-Emergency Phone: (213) 485-2582
Address: 1546 W. 17th St., Los Angeles, CA 90015
Website: LAPD Southwest Division
MyLA311
A resource for reporting issues such as graffiti, potholes, and other non-emergency problems that need attention.
Contact Information:
Phone: Dial 311 or (213) 473-3231
Website: MyLA311
Los Angeles Department of Public Works – Graffiti Removal
This department offers a graffiti removal program to help clean up public spaces.
Contact Information:
Phone: (800) 311-4288
Website: Graffiti Removal Program
Key Resources for District 10 Community Improvement
These resources provide valuable support for addressing community issues, from reporting graffiti and improving public safety to organizing neighborhood initiatives. Connect with these organizations and representatives to help make a positive impact in District 10.
Councilwoman Heather Hutt’s Office
Councilwoman Heather Hutt represents District 10 and is a valuable resource for community support and initiatives.
Contact Information:
Phone: (323) 733-8233
Email: councilmember.hutt@lacity.org
Website: Heather Hutt – Los Angeles City Council
Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA)
Focus: Homeless outreach, resources, and solutions within District 10 and throughout Los Angeles.
Contact: LAHSA Client Services
Phone: (213) 683-3333
Email: lahd@lahsa.org
Website: LAHSA
Los Angeles Department of Neighborhood Empowerment (DONE)
Focus: Supporting neighborhood councils, community projects, and engaging residents in local governance.
Contact: Neighborhood Council Support
Phone: (213) 978-1551
Email: done@lacity.org
Website: DONE
Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) – Southwest Division
The Southwest Division covers the area of District 10. They can assist with concerns related to safety, gang activity, and vandalism.
Contact Information:
Non-Emergency Phone: (213) 485-2582
Address: 1546 W. 17th St., Los Angeles, CA 90015
Website: LAPD Southwest Division
MyLA311
A resource for reporting issues such as graffiti, potholes, and other non-emergency problems that need attention.
Contact Information:
Phone: Dial 311 or (213) 473-3231
Website: MyLA311
Los Angeles Department of Public Works – Graffiti Removal
This department offers a graffiti removal program to help clean up public spaces.
Contact Information:
Phone: (800) 311-4288
Website: Graffiti Removal Program
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. What is the goal of the graffiti removal initiative?
The goal of the initiative is to restore the beauty of our streets by removing graffiti and other forms of vandalism, starting in Little Bangladesh and expanding across District 10. This effort will help improve the visual appeal of our neighborhoods, foster community pride, and reduce gang-related activity in the area.
2. How can I get involved in the initiative?
There are many ways to get involved! You can participate in graffiti removal events, volunteer to help spread awareness, or contribute to the funding needed for the initiative. We will also be organizing community meetings and creating a platform to keep everyone informed and engaged.
3. Will the graffiti removal initiative only focus on Little Bangladesh?
While the initiative will start in Little Bangladesh, our vision is to expand it district-wide to cover all areas of District 10 that need attention. By working together, we can ensure that all neighborhoods are restored and vibrant.
4. How will the initiative be funded?
The initiative will be funded through a combination of small community contributions, local grants, and possible partnerships with businesses and organizations that support community improvement efforts. A modest budget will go a long way to kickstart the project and make a big impact.
5. Can this initiative help reduce crime in the area?
Yes! Removing graffiti and restoring the community’s appearance sends a strong message that we take pride in our neighborhood and are committed to making it a safe, welcoming place for everyone. A cleaner, well-maintained environment can help discourage gang activity and foster a sense of ownership among residents.
6. What other initiatives are planned alongside graffiti removal?
Alongside graffiti removal, we are planning to create a neighborhood watch program that will help connect residents, share information, and increase safety. This could include a website or community platform to promote communication, collect evidence, and empower everyone to contribute to making our neighborhoods safer and stronger.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. What is the goal of the graffiti removal initiative?
The goal of the initiative is to restore the beauty of our streets by removing graffiti and other forms of vandalism, starting in Little Bangladesh and expanding across all of Los Angeles County. This effort will help improve the visual appeal of our neighborhoods, foster community pride, and reduce gang-related activity in the area.
2. How can I get involved in the initiative?
There are many ways to get involved! You can participate in graffiti removal events, volunteer to help spread awareness, or contribute to the funding needed for the initiative. We will also be organizing community meetings and creating a platform to keep everyone informed and engaged.
3. Will the graffiti removal initiative only focus on Little Bangladesh?
While the initiative will start in Little Bangladesh, our vision is to expand it state-wide to cover all of California that needs attention. By working together, we can ensure that all neighborhoods are restored and vibrant.
4. How will the initiative be funded?
The initiative will be funded through a combination of small community contributions, local grants, and possible partnerships with businesses and organizations that support community improvement efforts. A modest budget will go a long way to kickstart the project and make a big impact.
5. Can this initiative help reduce crime in the area?
Yes! Removing graffiti and restoring the community’s appearance sends a strong message that we take pride in our neighborhood and are committed to making it a safe, welcoming place for everyone. A cleaner, well-maintained environment can help discourage gang activity and foster a sense of ownership among residents.
6. What other initiatives are planned alongside graffiti removal?
Alongside graffiti removal, we are planning to create a neighborhood watch program that will help connect residents, share information, and increase safety. This could include a website or community platform to promote communication, collect evidence, and empower everyone to contribute to making our neighborhoods safer and stronger.
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