Boyle Heights Neighborhood Council

Boyle Heights Neighborhood Council
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Wednesday, March 26, 2025
6:00 p.m. — 8:00 p.m. PDT

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2130 E 1st St Los Angeles, CA 90033 (Directions)

Boyle Heights City Hall — Community Room

The purpose of the BHNC shall be to promote a more vibrant community in the Boyle Heights neighborhood by establishing and open line of communication between the BHNC, the City of Los Angeles, here-in known as “City,” the government, and other neighborhoods.

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Edited and summarized by the Los Angeles - CA Documenters Team

Note-taking by Victor Nonato

The purpose of the BHNC shall be to promote a more vibrant community in the Boyle Heights neighborhood by establishing and open line of communication between the BHNC, the City of Los Angeles, the government, and other neighborhoods.

Agency Information

Boyle Heights Neighborhood Council

In 1999, the new Los Angeles Charter created neighborhood councils as quasi city entities to advise those in government who are making decisions that affect our lives. During the Neighborhood Council certification process, the city was divided into many geographic areas and neighborhood council in each area was empowered to represent the respective communities.

On May 21, 2002, the Boyle Heights Neighborhood Council received its certification from the City of Los Angeles establishing it as an advisory board to City Council. Ever since that day, the BHNC has continued to serve more than 85,000 residents, stakeholders and members. After nearly facing decertification in 2011 the BHNC would adopt a new form of bylaws The newly formed Bylaws dissolved the board executive officer positions, established all members as stakeholders, and held an election amongst its board to elect new officers. Upon doing so it led also to the creation of the Neighborhood Committee that would establish the BHNC into 4 respective area seats equally represented.

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