City of L.A.
City Services
- Dial 311
- City of L.A. Website
- Get the City of L.A. mobile app for iPhone or Android
Councilman Paul Koretz
Westwood South is located in the City of L.A.’s Council District 5.
- 6380 Wilshire Blvd #800, Los Angeles, CA 90048
- CD5 website
- Email Paul Koretz
- Call the CD5 office: 323-866-1828
Westside Neighborhood Council (WNC)
Westwood South’s area is represented on the Westwood Neighborhood Council (WNC) by Residential Seat Number 7, currently held by Barbara Broide. The WNC is one of 103 neighborhood councils throughout the City of Los Angeles that give citizens greater access to City Hall and a more effective voice in city affairs. WSSM is one of 7 residential districts whose stakeholders are represented by the WNC.
Stakeholders have the right to run for a seat on the Board, to participate in the work of its committees, and to bring an issue to the Board’s attention.
WNC meetings are held once a month, on the second Thursday of every month at the Westside Pavilion, Meeting Rm A. To be placed on the agenda, or for other information:
- chair@wncla.org
- P.O. Box 64370 Los Angeles, CA 90064
- 310.474.2326
More information:
LAPD & LAFD
LA Police Department
- Non-Emergencies:877-ASK-LAPD (877-275-5273)
- Life or Death Emergencies: 911
- The West Los Angeles Police Station is located at 1663 Butler Avenue at Iowa Ave.
- WLA Division direct 310-444-0702
- WLA Division website
LAPD Senior Lead Officer (SLO) Ricardo Balesteros
- 310-444-0702
- Email Officer Belesteros
A senior lead officer is an officer in charge of a basic car area within a geographic division, and help connect the LAPD with the communities it serves. They monitor their areas’ crime trends, work with Community Police Advisory Boards and act as liaisons with the public.
Learn about Neighborhood Watch and how to be a block captain.
LA Fire Department
Non-Emergencies: 213-485-5971
When to Call 911
When there is a life or death emergency that requires the immediate response of emergency services, such as police, fire or paramedic
When there is a medical problem or something that requires the Los Angeles Fire Department to respond
When there is a violent crime in progress
When NOT to Call 911
For non-emergency police response, use 877-ASK-LAPD (877-275-5273.)