​Compiled by Patrick Comiskey
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The August Board meeting was held on the 26th, attended by 47 people, including nine members of the Board, management, residents and guests. Topics discussed include the Sept. 27th Town Hall, pet rules, DRC processes while in escrow, electrical panels, roofing repairs, temporary parking permits, and the VHOA fines schedule.

Compiled by Patrick Comiskey
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The July Board meeting was held on July 22, attended by 36 people, including eight members of the Board, management, residents and guests. (Manager Sherri Giles was absent; Assistant Manager Maybeen Polanco delivered the Manager’s report). 

Compiled by Sherri Giles; edited by P.J.C. 
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Assistant Manager Maybeen Polanco updated the Board of Directors on topics including electrical upgrades; residential, administrative, and garage building maintenance; serpentine walls; roofing and balcony projects; water supply lines; garage court lighting; eUnify software; and security screen doors.

Compiled by Sherri Giles; edited by P.J.C.

Manager Sherri Giles updated the Board of Directors on various topics.

Compiled by Patrick Comiskey
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The April Board meeting, held on the 22nd, was attended by 42 people, including eight members of the Board, management, residents, and guests.

The Board addressed the April 10th HSI raid, officially approved new Handbook rules revisions and eUnify as the new HOA management software for the Office, and discussed water damage assessments by the Facilities Engineer.

Compiled by Sherri Giles; edited by P.J.C.

Manager Sherri Giles updated the Board of Directors on topics including the electrical pilot project, serpentine walls, and residential building maintenance--
painting and insulation, roof inspections, and balcony repairs.

Categories: Black History Month, Events, Cultural Affairs.

I know that all of us at the Village Green have felt the trauma of the wildfire disaster here in Los Angeles. This was not the way any of us would have thought 2025 was going to start! But l wanted to highlight the love that many have shown towards our fellow Angelenos during this difficult time.

In conversations with neighbors, I have learned of many selfless acts – from opening up their homes to displaced people, families and animals, to volunteering at pop up clothing and food drives, to donations of money and support, or just acknowledging the trauma of those experiencing the loss of everything with a kind word or a hug.

​In this time of need many of you have shown up in myriad ways and I just wanted to give a shout out to all of those who are helping out during a very challenging  time. All gestures, both large and small, matter. I am humbled by how much our community cares, as I have directly experienced. So, to all Village Greeners, stay strong and keep up the amazing work!

Categories: Board of Directors, Community Contributions

The Village Green Annual Meeting was held on February 1, 2025, at the Baldwin Hills Elementary School Auditorium, with more than 70 owners in attendance. As of 10:00 a.m. that morning, the election had not achieved quorum—the threshold of one vote over 50% required to proceed with ballot tabulation. The meeting was adjourned to Saturday, February 8, at 12:00 p.m., giving owners one more week to submit their ballots.

Please vote! If you have misplaced your ballot, contact the Office for a replacement. Ballot tabulation will take place in the Village Green Clubhouse beginning at 12:00 p.m. on Saturday.

Compiled by Patrick Comiskey 
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Forty-seven people attended a long and action-packed Board meeting on January 28, 2025, including all Directors, Management, and representatives from the new security vendor, Treston Security Services, who provided a brief introduction at the start of the meeting.

Other topics discussed include: the 2025 HOA Budget, potential Fractional CFO, roof inspections, water intrusions, replanting plans after building painting, planning for emergencies, and tree priorities.

Compiled and edited by P.J.C.

Treston Security Services ​Officers report all incidents to Management, including those that lead to rule enforcement such as noise or parking violations. For more information, please go to the Management Overview page. They took over Patrol & Escort services on Saturday, January 11, 2025 at 8am.

Total Patrols: 1,293; Total Calls: 137
Summary of Incidents: Trespasser: 1, Unsecured Garages: 9, Lock-outs: 1, Maintenance Calls: 4, Reported Lights Out:, Vehicle Citations:, ​Vehicles Towed: 1.

By Alicia Thompson

Happy New Year!

Additional traffic safety measures have been installed along the Obama corridor between La Brea and La Cienega. Bollards now define the right-of-way for the left-turn lanes at Sycamore and Obama Blvd. Identifying traffic safety “hot spots” is an ongoing effort.

During a recent LAPD Southwest Town Hall on traffic safety, we learned that:

• In 2024, there were more traffic-related deaths in this area than other violent crimes.
• Reports of safety issues caused by youths on bicycles have increased.
• The process for removing occupied vehicles includes intervention from Parking Enforcement, outreach agencies, and local City Council District personnel. These incidents can take weeks to resolve.

LA City Contact Numbers:

• For parking enforcement, call 213-485-4184.
• For abandoned vehicles, call 800-222-6366.
• To report street racing, contact Officer Ohana at 213-359-4980.

Categories: Community News, Court Council

​January 23 to February 18, 2025; compiled & edited by P.J.C.

​Total Patrols: 2,622 | Total Calls: 223
Escorts: 43 | Suspicious persons: 8 | Suspicious activity: 3 |
Theft/Break-in: 4 | Disturbance: 21 | Auto: 3 | Maintenance: 14 |Medical/Welfare check: 2 | Property damage: 2 | Pet violation: 4

Please refer to the Ballot Material mailed by Ross Morgan in December.
To be counted, secret ballots must be received by drop-off or by mail ​
​by Saturday, February 1, 2025 at 12:00 p.m.