Neighbor To Neighbor
Community Mobilization Project

Fayette/Aldama region
Northeast Division

LA Community Policing is proud to be participating in the ongoing "Neighbor To Neighbor Community Mobilization Projects" developed by grassroots community members and government officials in the Northeast Area, and soon to be established in Hollenbeck and Rampart Divisions.

C-PABs play a major role.

The first "Neighbor To Neighbor" events were dedicated to the Glassell Park community, and LA Community Policing's Everett Littlefield, a Northeast Division C-PAB member, played a key role.

The second project launched the end of October, and was devoted to a neighborhood surrounding Chevy Chase Park in Atwater Village ... in a community that has felt neglected for too long. LACP's efforts were coordinated by Bobbie Logan, Everett and Mary Littlefield and Bill Murray.

The third such event was held in the Fayette/Aldama region on Saturday, Feb. 28th -- the "Fayette/Aldama Door to Door Campaign” -- and the companion "Fayette-Aldama Resource Fair" will be held Saturday, March 20th.

Once again, LA Community Policing is planning to assist.

The next meeting for the N2N Community Mobilization Project’s “Development Committee” will take place on Thursday, March 11. This meeting serves to finalize all preparations for the “Fayette-Aldama Resource Fair” occurring on March 20, 2004:

It is strongly advised that the Mayor’s Office Representative, L.A. City Attorney’s Office Representative, Council Office Rep, other City/County of L.A. Agencies/Official Entities, Neighborhood Groups, Organizations, Community Agencies and Neighborhood Watches that have completed and/or returned their “Registration Forms” attend the last meeting prior to the Neighbor-to-Neighbor event. If you are also a CPAB Member, BLEND Member, VST, and/or associated with the NE LAPD, your attendance would be greatly appreciated.

If you have any question, comments or remarks, please feel free to contact the N2N Committee Coordinator:

Thank-you for your continued interest, participation, and involvement in the Neighbor to Neighbor Community Mobilization Project’s efforts to “empower the neighborhood.”

NE CPAB Co-coordinators
Barbara Lopez, Rosa Rivas, Diana Silva

Neighbor To Neighbor Community Mobilization Projects The Neighbor To Neighbor Community Mobilization Project is coming to your Area! Please join us as we go Door-to-Door / Block by Block to share information on Grafitti Removal, Trash/Debris Pick-Up, Street Lighting, Affordable Housing, Health Care, and Aging Assistance. As Neighbors, we need to count on each other and work together to keep our streets clean, safe and secure. for more information contact Officer Susan Carrasco, the N2N Committee Coordinator, at: 213 / 485-2548 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Neighbor To Neighbor Fayette / Aldama Resource Fair S Saturday - March 20, 2004 11am - 3pm The Neighbor To Neighbor Community Mobilization Project is coming to your Area! This event will be held at the Intersection of Fayette Street and Aldama Street. Vendors will be present to provide information on Graffiti Removal, Trash/Debris Pick-Up, St. Lighting, Affordable Housing, Health Care, and Aging Assistance. Entertainment and Gifts will also be provided. As neighbors, we need to count on each other and work together to keep our streets clean, safe, and secure! We will be coming to your neighborhood to meet your neighbors door-to-door. JOIN US! Formed and evolved by Northeast community members for additional information contact Los Angeles Police Department Northeast Community Relations Office - 213 / 485-2548

Among the many "Neighbor To Neighbor" community and City partners who have participated in the past are:

1. LAPD Northeast Area Community Relations
Officer III Susan Loera / Officer III Kulin Patel (213) 485-2563

2. Mayor's Office Eastside Area Director
Lupe Franco-Butler / Monica Barajas (213) 978-0760

3. Council Member Eric Garcetti's Office CD 13
Mitch O'Fauell (323) 913-4693

4. Los Angeles City Attorney's Office
Jeanne Kim (213) 847-8045

5. City of Los Angeles, Department of Aging
Helen Lee / Angelica Jimenez (213) 252-3305

6. City of Los Angeles, Bureau of Street Services
Bill Holden / Ming Gong (213) 485-5691

7. Los Angeles Department of Animal Services
Officer Castillo (213) 847-0555

8. Department of Public Worksl Public Affairs
Unk participant (213) 978-0325

9. City of Los Angeles- Bureau of Sanitation
Bladimir Campos (213) 473-8309

10. Anahuak Youth Soccer Association
Franciscco Serrano / Jose Furlan (323) 343-1921

11. Victory Outreach
Mack Guerra / Gidget Charles (323) 258-7878

12. Los Angeles City College
Jeff Obana (323) 9553-4000 x2446

13. LA Bridges Gang Intervention
Valerie Ceballou / Kay Castillo (323) 441-0525

14. Human Relations Commision
Patricia Villasenor (213) 978-1660

15. Los Angeles Police Protective League
Mitzi Grasso / Luther Lutz (213) 251-4587

16. Inquilinos Unidos Inc.
Maria Arroyo / Domingo Arroyo (213) 483-6817

17. Community Development Department
Monica Walters (213) 485-0783

18. Los Angeles Housing Department, Rent Control
Maria Graciano (213) 252-1430

19. Los Angeles Housing Department
Sr. Inspector Keith Gordon / Inspector Victor Annijo (213) 252-2887

20. Ballet FolkloricoGlassell Park
Ana Ramirez / Maria Chaparro (323) 227-5175

21. Environmental Affairs, City of LA
Karin Christie

22. Commission on Children, Youth and their Families, City of LA
Gil

Also included were the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT), The LA Fire Department, the Community-Police Advisory Board (C-PAB) and the local schools.

And, of course, Los Angeles Community Policing.