Who can you call?
The easiest way to get answers from the City of LA:
Call 311
OR
For emergencies
Call 911
For non-emergency safety issues
Police (877) CALL-LAPD
Fire (213) 978-3800
Contact P.I.C.O. Neighborhood Council
We focus on land use, zoning, education and other challenges impacting our neighborhood. Plus, we’re always looking for new ways to bring our community together:
Who represents you?
Enter your address here to find names and links to all your elected officials, regional services, planning districts and more.
List of Elected Officials Who Represent Part or All of P.I.C.O. Neighborhood Area
City of Los Angeles
MAYOR Karen Bass (213) 978-0600 mayor.lacity.org
COUNCIL DISTRICT 5 Councilmember Katy Yaroslavsky (323) 866-1828 councildistrict5.lacity.gov
COUNCIL DISTRICT 10 Councilmember Heather Hutt (213) 473-7010 councildistrict10.lacity.gov
OUR NEIGHBORHOOD PROSECUTOR from the City Attorney’s Office — Mehrnoosh Zahiri (213) 978-2220 mehrnoosh.zahiri@lacity.org
County of Los Angeles
SUPERVISOR Holly J. Mitchell (213) 974-2222 mitchell.lacounty.gov
State Senate
DISTRICT 26 Ben Allen (310) 318-6994 sd26.senate.ca.gov
DISTRICT 30 Vacant (213) 745-6656 sd30.senate.ca.gov
State Assembly
DISTRICT 55 Isaac G. Bryan (310) 641-5410 a55.asmdc.org
U.S. Congress
REPRESENTATIVE Sydney Kamlager Dove (323) 965-1422
US Senate
SENATOR Alex Padilla (310) 231-4494 padilla.senate.gov
SENATOR Laphonza R. Butler (202) 224-3841
Free Dispute Resolution Service
The City Attorney’s Office offers free mediation services to residents and businesses that is neutral, unbiased and confidential.
(213) 978-1880
Find the social services you need
If you need help with housing, healthcare, transportation or other personal issues, Los Angeles County has a hotline and website that can point you in the right direction.
Call 211
Before you dig, get the scoop
Gas pipelines can be located anywhere – sometimes just inches below the surface. Hitting a pipeline while digging, planting or doing demolition work can cause serious injury, property damage and loss of utility service. So, before you dig:
Call 811
Dial a department
For more helpful numbers, click here
- Abandoned Cars(800) ABANDON
- Animal Services(888) 452-7381
- Building and Safety(888) 524-2845
- Bulky Item Pick Up(800) 773-2489
- Cable TV Consumer Complaints(213) 847-6851
(213) 485-9050 – Spanish - Cal Trans Road Closures(800) 427-7623
- City Clerk(213) 978-1020
- City Controller(213) 978-7200
- Consumer Protection (L.A. County)(800) 952-5210
- Dead Animal Pick-Up(800) 773-2489
- Dept of Aging(800) 510-2020
- Dept of Water & Power(800) 342-5397
- Emergency911
- Graffiti Removal311
- Hazardous Waste(800) 988-6942
- Housing Authority(213) 252-2500
- Illegal Sewage Discharges(800) 974-9794
- Park Related Emergencies(323) 913-7390
- Parking Violations BureauCall (866) 561-9742 or get help online
- Pot Hole Repair(800) 996-2489
- Recreation and Parks(888) 527-2757
- Recycling(800) 773-2489
- Rent Stabilization Tenant Hotline(213) 367-9099
- Senior Luncheon Program(213) 252-4030
- Sewer & Storm Drain Problems(800) 773-2489
- Shoe Removal From Power Lines(800) 827-5397
- Southern California Gas Company(800) 252-0259
- Spay/Neuter Your Pet(888) 452-7381
- Street Lighting(800) 303-5267
- Street & Alley Dumping(800) 996-2489
- Taxi Complaints(213) 580-1272
- Trees Down/Debris Removal(800) 996-2489
- Zoo(323) 644-4200
Spotlight on: Sidewalks
Big news for the sidewalks of LA! The City is investing $1.4 billion over 30 years to fix sidewalks around Los Angeles. Repairs will be made via 3 programs:
- Access Request Program: People with a mobility disability, or someone reporting on their behalf, who encounter physical barriers such as broken sidewalks or missing/broken curb ramps.
- Rebate Program for Property Owners: The City is offering a limited-time rebate to any property owner willing to pay for their own sidewalk repair.
- Report a Sidewalk Problem: Report any other sidewalk issues by calling 311 or click here.
Get all the details on all three programs at sidewalks.lacity.org
