Emergency 911

Non-Emergency 1-877-ASK LAPD
(877-275-5273)

Terrorist Threats 1-877-A-THREAT
(1-877-284-7328) 

Wilshire Police Station 213-473-0476

Wilshire Division Senior Lead Officer:
Officer Tyler Shuck
Email: 40740@lapd.online
Phone: 213-793-0650.
This information is subject to change.

Olympic Police Station 213-382-9102

Olympic Division Senior Lead Officer:
Officer Daniel Chavez
Email: 36304@lapd.online
Phone: 213-793-0709
This information is subject to change.

File a Police Report

Emergency Only 911

Non–Emergency 311

LAFD Fire Station 52: 213-485-6252
(Larchmont Village Fire Station)
4957 Melrose Ave.

LAFD Fire Station 29: 213-485-6229
4029 Wilshire Blvd.

Sign-up for LAFD Alerts

The Unarmed Model of Crisis Response is now active in several LAPD divisions, including Olympic and Wilshire. This program directs specific calls to trained mental health professionals instead of police officers.

If you encounter someone in a mental health crisis, you may choose to call 911 and request the "Unarmed Model of Crisis Response."

This approach allows police to focus on higher-priority incidents while ensuring that individuals in distress receive the appropriate care they need.

Report encampments and request cleanups:
CD13homelessness@lacity.org

Team Members:
Michael Batistick
michael.batistick@lacity.org
Kylie Jansen
kylie.jansen@lacity.org

Please Note: Always contact LAPD if you are in danger and for all crime and drug-related concerns.

Councilmember Hugo Soto-Martinez

District Office: 213-207-3015

CD 13 Field Deputy:
Mark Fuentes
213-913-2991
Mark.Fuentes@lacity.org

Report an Issue

Department of Transportation
213 972-8470.
ladot@lacity.org

Department of Motor Vehicles
800-777-0133

Department of Public Safety
213-978-4670

Department of Aging 213-482-7252

Department of Parks and Recreation
213-202-2700
https://www.laparks.org/

Mayor’s Office Liaison to CD13
David Nguyen
david.c.nguyen@lacity.org

State Senate District 46
Senator Maria Elena Durazo
213-483-9300
https://sd26.senate.ca.gov/

State Assembly District 51
Assemblyman Rick Zbur
323-436-5184
https://a51.asmdc.org/

Bureau of Street Lighting 213-847-1400

Complaints should be filed through311.

For multiple street light requests click HERE.

For all other streetlighting issues NOT related to a streetlight outage, please click on the following link and fill out the form Contact LA Bureau of Street Lighting (lacity.org)

Please be advised that LADWP is responsible for street lights mounted on wooden poles (referred to as street light mast arms) and Outdoor Area Lights (OALs). Problems with these street lights and OALs should be reported to the LADWP's Customer Contact Center by dialing 1-800-DIAL-DWP (1-800-342-5397). If you need additional assistance, you can reach the GWNC Public Works Liaison HERE.

Los Angeles City Services
(animal services, potholes, street lights, graffiti, etc.) 311 or MyLA311

Call 311 or 213-473-3231 to connect to the 311 Call Center.

Use the MyLA311 app: 
Download the MyLA311 app from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store.

Visit the MyLA311 website: 
Submit requests online 24/7 myla311.lacity.org

Neighborhood Info
https://neighborhoodinfo.lacity.gov/

City Directory

LADOT Parking Enforcement Dispatch
818-374-4823 or 213-485-4184

Please note: If requesting a vehicle tow, property owner or representative must be present to show ID when a Parking Enforcement Officer arrives to have the car towed. Always request an incident number, so you can track your complaint.

Report an Abandoned Vehicle
1-800-ABANDON (1-800-222-6366)

City Observed Holidays
https://ladotparking.org/parking-enforcement/holiday-parking-regulation-exemptions/

Contest a Citation
866-561-9742
https://ladotparking.org/adjudication-division/contest-a-parking-citation/

Street Sweeping Routes & Calendar
https://streetsla.lacity.org/sweeping

LA Sanitation 1-800-773-2489

Hazardous Waste Hotline 800-988-6942

Large Trash Pick-up 800-773-2489

Container Services 1-800-773-2489

SoCal Gas 800-427-2200

Department of Water & Power
800-342-5397
Outages: https://www.ladwp.com/outages

Spectrum Internet
For New Service 855.860.9068
For Customer Support 833.949.0036
https://www.spectrum.com/internet

AT&T Internet/Home Phone Support 800.288.2020 https://www.att.com/internet/fiber/

Victim Assistance Program

Crime Stoppers LA Regional
800-222-TIPS (800-222-8477)
https://www.lacrimestoppers.org/

Cedars-Sinai Medical Center 310-423-3277

Children’s Hospital 323-660-2450

Good Samaritan Hospital 213-977-2121

Kaiser Permanente 323-783-4011

Queens of Angels/Hollywood Presbyterian
213-413-3000

Report code violations by calling the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety (LADBS) at 311 or 213-473-3231.

Report Violations

Code Enforcement Complaints

This following portal contains information on properties in Los Angeles. https://zimas.lacity.org/

LA Unified School District
213-241-1000
https://www.lausd.org/domain/4

LAUSD Directory

Central Library (General Information)
213-228-7000
https://www.lapl.org/branches/central-library

Animal Licenses LA Animal Services
Dogs and horses (any equine) are required to be licensed in the City of Los Angeles. License tags identify guardians of lost animals. Each license tag has a unique number assigned to your animal only.

Parking Permits

Alarm System Permits

Department of Fish and Wildlife

If you encounter a coyote displaying aggressive behavior, file the following reports:
LA County Coyote Sighting Report
California Wildlife Incident Report

If someone has been bitten by a coyote, seek medical attention and then contact the Dept. of Fish and Wildlife at 888-334-2258.

Click on the links below to learn more:
LA Dept. of Animal Services
UC Integrated Pest Mgmt.
Human-Wildlife Conflict
Coyote FAQs

Child Protection Hotline 800-540-4000

LA County Elder Abuse Hotline
1-877-4-R-SENIORS (1-877-477-3646)

LA Crime Stoppers 1-800-222-8477

FilmLA 24 HR Hotline 213-977-8600

The Greater Wilshire Neighborhood Council (GWNC) is one of ninety-nine Neighborhood Councils in the City of Los Angeles. Neighborhood Councils serve as liaisons between the community and the City. The GWNC is comprised of a volunteer, elected Board with members representing various neighborhoods and community interests.

The GWNC Board of Directors meets on the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. All meetings are open to the public and participation is encouraged.

For more information, please visit greaterwilshire.org.

Contact the GWNC:
info@greaterwilshire.org
or (323) 539-GWNC (4962).

Contact the Larchmont Village Representative:
larchmontvillage@greaterwilshire.org

Emergency Management Department https://emergency.lacity.gov/

Ready Your LA Neighborhood
https://ready.lacity.gov/