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MISSION STATEMENT
As your public servant, my staff and I pledge to.
- Improve the quality of life in our district
- Ensure public safety
- Follow-up with your concerns in a timely manner
- Keep you informed of issues in the district
- Attend your meetings and events
- Put the community's priorities first
DENNIS P. ZINE
Councilman, Third District
IN THIS ISSUE...
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Planning Issues
Community News
Legislation
More News
Community Meetings
Thank Yous
Around Z-Town
The Z-Team
ONE CALL TO CITY HALL
Residents may access information and any non-emergency service 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The 311 call center is equipped to serve the hearing impaired and information is available in more than 150 languages.
P.O.S.S.E
(People Organizing Safe, Secure Environments)
Is your alley being used as a dumping ground?
Tired of signs littering your community?
Is there graffiti in your neighborhood?
Are you fed-up enough to do something about it?
Join Councilman Dennis P. Zine's Community POSSE
TAKE BACK YOUR COMMUNITY!
For more information, please call my District Office at
818-756-8848.
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Front Page:
Grateful Hearts Spark Fundraising Fire
 Councilman Dennis P. Zine attended the 3rd Annual Grateful Hearts Fundraiser on October 18, 2007 to support the Los Angeles Firemen's Relief Association. What was expected to be a crowd of 3,000, ballooned this year to over 5,000 attendees! To read more click here...
Planning:
Seeing the Forest While Managing the Trees
Part of the appeal of living in the Third Council District which covers much of the southwest San Fernando Valley is the abundance of trees and greenery in the area. Not only does Councilman Zine want to maintain this aesthetic and environmental quality, but he wants to improve upon it. To read more click here...
Community News:
Lights, Camera, Action!
 The City of Los Angeles is blessed to be the entertainment capitol of the world where so many movies and shows have been filmed since approximately 1910. The Hollywood scene is only around the corner for those who want to witness the glitz and glamour of stardom. What many may not see on television and in the movie theaters is the amount of work it takes to produce such great (and at times, not so great) entertainment. But in some cases, the filming locations are literally on your street and it may be possible to get a glimpse of crew members, directors, and actors scrambling around a set. To read more click here...
Legislation:
Getting Tough on Graffiti
 Graffiti is more than just a crime against property, it is a crime against an entire neighborhood. Graffiti creates blight in our communities and leads to an environment of fear and intimidation. That negative environment in turn invites more graffiti and other forms of crime. According to the City's Office of Community Beautification, there have been over 430,000 graffiti incidents citywide this year. In response, the City has removed over 20 million square feet of graffiti. To read more click here...
Senior Issues:
Aging In Place: Feeling Secure in Your Home
Again, it is my honor and pleasure to congratulate and thank Heath Kline, Stephen Naczinski, and August Steurer of the Woodland Hills-Warner Center Neighborhood Council, Steven Lenske of the West Hills Neighborhood Council, Charles Shivers of the Department of Aging, and Tom Soong of the Department of Neighborhood Empowerment for sponsoring the "Aging In Place: Senior & Care Givers Conference" on Saturday, October 20th, at the Warner Center Marriott in Woodland Hills. To read more click here...
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CITY HALL
200 N. Spring, St., 450
Los Angeles, CA 90012
213-473-7003
213-485-8988 (Fax)
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DISTRICT OFFICE
19040 Vanowen Street
Reseda, CA 91335
818-756-8848
818-756-9179 (Fax)
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