What’s a Neighborhood Council?

• Neighborhood Councils are certified organizations of the City of Los Angeles.  They are all-volunteer groups, made up entirely of community members.​
• We are city government at a hyper-local level.  We're here to give back to our neighborhood, and assist in the delivery of City services.
• The City of LA has 95 Neighborhood Councils.  
• Neighborhood Councils receive limited funds from the city to be used for operational expenses, outreach, service projects, and to sponsor local organizations and events.
• Originally named Greater Griffith Park Neighborhood Council, the LFNC was certified on June 11, 2002 to represent the Los Feliz / Greater Griffith Park community of nearly 40,000 residents.
• Since 2002, Neighborhood Council volunteers have donated literally thousands of hours towards building better communities all across Los Angeles.  

WHERE IS LFNC?

Our diverse council area includes: Los Feliz, Franklin Hills, Laughlin Park, Los Feliz Estates, Barnsdall Park and the entirety of Griffith Park.  For exact boundaries, see below.

Not sure where your address falls?  We hope you're in our boundaries, but you can search your address by clicking here.

WHO IS LFNC?

Nineteen volunteer Governing Board members are elected as official representatives.  Their role is to help make a difference in the community.  LFNC also interacts with stakeholders and takes their concerns back to our City Council members or City departments.  Stakeholders are defined as people who live, work, own property or can claim a factual basis for such within the Council's defined Boundaries.

We also have 14 active Council Committees made up of volunteer community members.  Each focuses on a specific area of interest: Education, Public Safety, Green Issues, Culture & Events, Transportation, and more.  Membership is open to community members, and we hope you'll consider joining us.

WHEN & WHERE DOES LFNC MEET?

Regular Governing Board Meetings: Third Tuesday of every month.  

LOCATION: 

Citibank Community Meeting Room
1965 Hillhurst Avenue, 2nd Floor
Los Angeles, CA  90027

Committees meet throughout the month.  See our calendar for more info.

CAN ANYONE ATTEND YOUR MEETINGS?

Yes, please!  Our meetings are always open to the public.  And we'd love to have you join one of our committees.

We announce every meeting at least 3 days in advance.  Please come and join us.

LFNC Boundaries

From Hollywood Boulevard, north on Western Avenue into Griffith Park at its western boundary (Fern Dell), continuing up the natural boundar of Griffith Park over to the north city limits; along the north city limits to the fence enclosing the Los Angeles River at the Ventura Freeway (134); south to Hyperion Avenue, Hyperion Avenue to Fountain Avenue; south to Myra Avenue and then north up Hoover street to Fountain Avenue to Sunset Blvd. to Hollywood Blvd; west on Hollywood Blvd to Western Avenue, including Barnsdall Park.

Helpful Maps:
DONE Defined Boundaries

Police Station Boundaries Map

Elementary School Districts
Middle School Districts
High School Districts

Governing Board

Connect with City Hall

Explore our Neighborhood

What can we say… when you're the best neighborhood around, everyone wants to hang out with you.  In fact, it's tough to find a major publication that hasn't profiled the Los Feliz area.  

Here are just a few of the big ones, and also some local favorites.

 Did we miss one of your favorites?  Let us know!