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BALDWIN HILLS ESTATES
HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION

LA's Hidden Gem in the Hills
 

Welcome Neighbors

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Upcoming Events 

Topic: HOA GENERAL MEETING

 

Join Zoom Meeting

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82365918522?pwd=RGdlYWdLNGh0d2duTzJlNXpMaStRdz09

 

Meeting ID: 823 6591 8522

Passcode: 149862

 

One tap mobile

+14086380968,,82365918522#,,,,*149862# US

 

Board of Directors

BOD meeting December 6th

General Meetings

December- Community Engagement Event- December  details TBD

BHEHOA Photo Contest Entries

Welcome “Baldwin Hills: A Slice of Paradise”  to BHEHOA Photo Contest entries that celebrate the incredible charm of our neighborhood. This was a unique opportunity for residents to showcase the beauty and uniqueness of our beloved neighborhood. The winning photos are at the top of the website. But all the entries are truly beautiful. See them all here. We invite you to participate in the next contest and we encourage all residents to grab their cameras and get those fabulous photos of our neigh.

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Photos from Walk in the Dons


Thanks to all of you! The Walk in the Dons was a smashing success.  We all made new friends, and reconnected with old friends. We even learned where the different streets were located in our neighborhood. We thank you for making this event a success and look forward to seeing you soon. 
The BHEHOA

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Link to flyer en Espanol

 The Study of Neighborhood Air near Petroleum Sources (SNAPS) virtual kickoff meeting was held June 7th.  If you were unable to attend please take time to review the link that follows. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybLURKd5SM4&feature=youtu.be

Links from our May General Meeting

Neighbors, please refer to our meeting notes for details.

From April Johnson, Supervisor Holly Mitchell's Office:

From Naomi Riley (Rep. Kamlager-Dove):

Naomi Riley's contact information: 
    Naomi.riley@mail.house.gov 

John McKinney

Candidate for  LA County District Attorney

Mckinney4la.com

 Deanna Hardemion, Audobon Middle School Principal
   https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1fWpYiF7mNLWYN0wAv579T3ZSNg6z4vwkW8c5QcRJRDY/edit?usp=sharing
 

 Lika Dozier - USC NAI:
    USC Neighborhood Academic Initiative (USC NAI)
   Lika Dozier, Program Manager SWLA
   213.743.1565 office
   mdozier@usc.edu

    Wednesdays at the Crenshaw YMCA
   10am-6pm
   Crenshaw Family YMCA, USC Room
   3820 Santa Rosalia Dr
   Los Angeles CA 90008

BHE Neighbors,

 

We need to support each other!

 

Even if you didn’t have extensive property damage due to the severe winter rains, we need everyone to tell their stories to the City.  Let them know how you felt, what you saw, and what your neighbors experienced.  Let’s face it, some of the hills in our neighborhood are unstable, and all of our properties are at risk.  Please take a moment to complete the City survey and tell the story.  Everyone in your house can take the survey.

 

Our community is counting on you!

 

County Damage Assessment Survey Link

survey123.arcgis.com/share/7c50c7b45eda4f5fb9362dfb6d57f44c

 

Also, please report any damage to the county and city that YOU have had.

 

City Claims – Your property – CLERK.LACITY.GOV/CLERK-SERVICES/CPS/FILE-CLAIM

 

County of Los Angeles – outside of your property line -BOS.LACOUNTY.GOV/CLAIMS-FOR-DAMAGES/

Special Announcement from the
Board of Directors

Emergency Management Department has provided an update for our residents

 

Dear Friends and Neighbors, 

 

Another storm is forecasted for this week. The Emergency Management Department has provided an update for our residents. Below, you will find a situation overview and links to resources. Please know City and County Officials are working to mitigate problems in areas that have been impacted or might be affected by incoming rain.

 

Let's stay safe together,

 

Marqueece Harris-Dawson

 

 

Situation Overview

The residents of Los Angeles have started off this 2023 year with unusually high levels of rainfall. January, February, and early March rainstorms have saturated hillsides Citywide. During the most recent storm, which began March 14, City and County operational departments worked together to respond to the immediate impacts of the storm and to address areas of the community which experienced slope failures or debris flow. While initial assessments have taken place at the request of local officials, hillsides that continue to be compromised are being reassessed before the upcoming storm. Both City and County Officials are working together to ensure residential concerns are addressed. 

 

In the Baldwin Hills/Baldwin Vista area of South LA, a small number of homes have been tagged by the Department of Building and Safety (DBS) for limited access. 

 

The Bureau of Streets Services (BSS) cleared debris from several roads to reduce interruptions to daily activity. Early Wednesday, March 15, a significant portion of northbound South La Brea Avenue - between Stocker Street and Coliseum Street - was closed for approximately 10 hours while BSS crews cleared mud and debris and placed K-rails. One lane remains partially closed, and impacts have been stabilized. 

 

Residents whose properties have been impacted due to slope failures are being contacted directly by the Department of Building and Safety. Follow-up assessments for all affected properties will be conducted by Monday, March 20, 2023. 

 

The City’s Emergency Management Department (EMD) will continue coordinating with Council District 8 and Mayor’s Office staff to provide updates as they arise. 

 

Forward Outlook

According to the National Weather Service, up to two inches of rain are forecasted between Tuesday (March 21) and Wednesday (March 22), with peak rainfall expected midday Tuesday. 

 

City agencies and utilities crews will be active and available for mitigation throughout the next storm. Angelenos should contact 9-1-1 for possible life-threatening storm-related emergencies. Call 3-1-1 or download the cellphone app for MyLA311 for other impacts, such as mudslides, street flooding, downed power lines, or fallen trees. 

 

Other Storm Information Links

                                                                                                       Visit our CD8 Website

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Baldwin Hills Elementary Wins Fight

for Educational Justice!

Thanks to Everyone Who Wrote Letters of Support!

Recently, Baldwin Hills Elementary successfully gained back their campus. The school had been forced to share their campus with a charter school since 2016, which has been a drain on learning space, resources, and Special Education and social-emotional support programs for students. After a very public years-long fight, the charter company decided to leave in search of another space. It was the organizing work and persistence of Baldwin Hills educators, families, and community members that pushed the charter company to relinquish their hold on the campus space.

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We brought Fiber Optics to BHE!

 

One of our residents contacted the CEO of ATT and asked that Fiber Optics be 

made available in our community.  With our advocacy and perseverance, the

project was completed ahead of schedule.  The kick-off event was held on

March 12th in conjunction with a petition signing to repeal the Prop 19 Death Tax.

We are an active community with a robust HOA  whose mission to make sure that we 

have a voice in the decisions that impact us.  

November 2021 In-N-Out Event