Notice: the regularly scheduled July 14, 2014 meeting of the Residents of Beverly Glen is canceled. The next meeting will take place as scheduled on Monday, August 11, 2014. The agenda will be posted prior to the meeting.

Have a safe and enjoyable summer!

The Residents of Beverly Glen, Inc. will be holding a Traffic Forum on Thursday,  June 26, 2014, from 7:30-9:00pm at the Dorothy and Les River Community Center at 10409 Scenario Lane, 90077.  All residents are encouraged to attend to voice their concerns about traffic-related issues in the Glen and discuss possible solutions.  Captain and Commanding Officer of  the LAPD West Los Angeles Patrol Division, Rolando Solano, is expected to attend.  We hope to see you there.

Please join the Residents of Beverly Glen for its regular monthly meeting, tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the LDRCC. The meeting agenda can be found here: ROBG Agenda 6-09-2014

We hope to see you there.

Community Alert!

Protect your home from Residential Burglary. A common MO that has been occurring is suspects who typically knock or ring the doorbell to verify if the resident is home. When there is no answer, the suspects enter the side or rear of the residence and force entry by smashing the window or door glass to gain entry. Suspects are targeting the master bed and bath areas of the home and removing Jewelry and small electronics.

If you are home when someone knocks on the door or rings the doorbell, announce yourself to let them know that someone is home but do not open the door unless you verify who they are and you know the person at the door.

Another Burglary trend that has been occurring is construction thefts and break ins. Items of value being targeted are construction tools, equipment, appliances and building materials. If you observe after hours suspicious activity at a construction site or major remodel location, call 911 immediately!

The Los Angeles Police Department recommends the following tips to help secure your home and harden the target.

• ALARMS: Ensure that security alarms are in good working order and set when not at home whether leaving for 10 minutes or 10 hours.
• ALARM RESPONSE: Consider a private patrol alarm response to enhance your current alarm and security system. In many cases private patrols are already contracted in many neighborhoods or associations.
• SURVEILLANCE CAMERAS: Web based surveillance camera systems will allow homeowners to view and monitor activity from any smartphone or computer which are motion sensor activated and will alert your device when there is activity. They also lend valuable information and clues to the investigation.
• GATES: Ensure that all gates and access points to the side or rear of the residence are locked and secured.
• DOOR AND WINDOW LOCKS: Ensure that all doors and windows are locked and secured with sturdy secured locks and that there are second locking mechanisms securing all doors and windows as a second line of defense.
• MAKE IT LOOK LIKE YOU’RE HOME…Even when you’re not.
• NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH: Monitor suspicious activities in your neighborhood and alert your neighbors. Should the activity escalate to a crime about to occur, crime in progress or crime that just occurred, CALL 911 IMMEDIATELY!
• SECURITY PATROLS: Consider after hours on site security at construction sites or major remodel projects. Many neighborhoods contract with private security patrols which monitor neighborhoods and can quickly respond to burglar alarm activations or reports of suspicious activity when they occur.

You may access the crime mapping feature listed below on a day to day basis to obtain up to date crime information for your area or any other area in the city.

To sign up for E-Policing, simply go to the E-Policing link below and enter your address and your email address. You will receive crime updates and Community Alert information from the Los Angeles Police Department. You may also view recent crimes that have occurred in the area on the LAPD website. To receive text alerts when critical information is sent, sign up for Nixle. Feel free to print this out or share this information.

EMERGENCY: 911
NON-EMERGENCY: 1-877-275-5273
All other City Services: 311

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Christopher Ragsdale
Senior Lead Officer
West Los Angeles Community Police Station
Office: 310-444-0741
Cell: 213-305-5895
Email: 26690@lapd.lacity.org
Website: www.lapdonline.org

The Fair is tomorrow! Sunday June 1st from Noon – 5pm at the 2200 block of Beverly Glen Place Los Angeles, CA 90077

We look forward to seeing you all for the most fun event of the year! Apart from fantastic music, the entertainment will include our beloved Belly Dancer Shira. The Fair offers scrumptious food, unique gift items, our favorite wine tasting, lots of fun for the little ones – and an exciting raffle including 2 round trip airline tickets.

Contributions of salads for the buffet are still greatly appreciated – please deliver to the courtyard by noon if you can – and volunteers will be greeted with open arms! We encourage you to support your community and help out – and most of all: Come out and enjoy yourselves.

The entertainment lineup is looking great and here is a sneak peek:

Playgroup Children’s Parade

Imaginary Friend Band - Barrie Berg

Lefteous Sisters Band – Joe Kohansky

Barbershop Quartet – Warren Garfield

Songs – Shayne Warnken & Noah Harris

Special Guest – Councilman Paul Koretz

Special Guest – LA City Controller Ron Galperin

Special Guest-Congressional Candidate Wendy Greuel

Special Guest-Candidate for Judge seat #157 Andrew Cooper

The Fair Announcements – Sharalee

Songs – Natalie Gelman

Songs – Veronica Powers

Band - SAROJA Music

Songs – Robin Cook

The fair is the perfect time to renew your membership, we now accept credit cards!

If you have any questions please contact Sharalee Flesche at 310-967-9025 or fair@beverlyglen.org

The Fair is almost here! Sunday June 1st from Noon – 5pm at the 2200 block of Beverly Glen Place Los Angeles, CA 90077

We look forward to seeing you all for the most fun event of the year! Apart from fantastic music, the entertainment will include our beloved Belly Dancer Shira. The Fair offers scrumptious food, unique gift items, our favorite wine tasting, lots of fun for the little ones – and an exciting raffle including 2 round trip airline tickets.

Contributions of salads for the buffet are still greatly appreciated – please deliver to the courtyard by noon if you can – and volunteers will be greeted with open arms! We encourage you to support your community and help out – and most of all: Come out and enjoy yourselves.

The entertainment lineup is looking great and here is a sneak peek:

Playgroup Children’s Parade

Imaginary Friend Band - Barrie Berg

Lefteous Sisters Band – Joe Kohansky

Barbershop Quartet – Warren Garfield

Songs – Shayne Warnken & Noah Harris

Special Guest – Councilman Paul Koretz

Special Guest – LA City Controller Ron Galperin

The Fair Announcements – Sharalee

Songs – Natalie Gelman

Songs – Veronica Powers

Band - SAROJA Music

Songs – Robin Cook

The fair is the perfect time to renew your membership, we now accept credit cards!

If you have any questions please contact Sharalee Flesche at 310-967-9025 or fair@beverlyglen.org

The segment from Beverly Glen Place to the intersection at Nicada Drive was completed last weekend 5/18/14.

Saturday May 24, 2014 & Sunday May 25, 2014 crews will resurface the remaining section from Nicada Drive to Mulholland Drive.

~ Working Hours 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
~ Roadway will be open overnight.
~ Crews will start at Nicada Drive and work towards Mulholland Drive.
~ Local residents will be allowed access however expect delays.
~ LADOT Officers will be positioned at Mulholland Drive and at Nicada Drive to assist with traffic control.
~ Nicada Drive will be used as an alternate route for local residents to access Mulholland Drive or travel to Sunset Blvd.
~ Informational message boards have been updated.

Dear Residents,

Mark your calendars and save the date for the 54th Annual Residents of Beverly Glen Fair June 1^st from Noon-5pm.

The entertainment lineup is looking great and here is a sneak peek:

Playgroup Children’s Parade

Imaginary Friend Band   Barrie Berg

Lefteous Sisters Band-Joe Kohansky

Barbershop Quartet-Warren Garfield

Songs- Shayne Warnken & Noah Harris

Special Guest – Councilman Paul Koretz

The Fair Announcements-Sharalee Flesche & Board Members of Residents of Beverly Glen

Flatland Band Dennis Aigner

Belly Dancer Jane Padgett

New Entertainers This Year

Songs-Natalie Gelman

Band-Saroja Music

Songs-Veronica Powers

Songs-Robin Cook

A special advance THANK YOU to our local vendors for their generous donations.

Abe at The Glen Market Crater Lane-All non-alcoholic beverages are 100% donated

Steve from Beverly Glen Realty-The Wine Tasting Table

Joe at Beverly Glen Market-To be determined

Vinnie & family from Fabrocinis- Platter of pasta

Barry & Loretta from the Glen Deli-Platter of meats, cheese’s, potato salad and cole slaw

In closing a big advanced thank you to all of the residents that have offered to volunteer their time this year, thank you and see you at the fair!

Sharalee Flesche, Social Chair

social@beverlyglen.org

fair@beverlyglen.org

T: 310-967-9025

The Summer 2014 issue of the Glenite is now available online here: The Glenite – Summer 2014

Please join us for the 54th Annual Residents of Beverly Glen Fair on Sunday June 1st from Noon to 5PM!

The repaving of Beverly Glen Bl will continue on Saturday, May 24th 2014 & Sunday May 25th 2014

Nicada Dr. to Mulholland Dr.

• Working Hours 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
• Roadway will be open overnight.
• Grinding work will be on Saturdays and paving on Sundays.
• Crews will start at Beverly Glen Pl. and work towards Mulholland Dr.
• First weekend: Begin at Beverly Glen Place to Nicada Dr.
• Second weekend: Begin at Nicada Dr. and work towards the top at Mulholland Dr.
• Nicada Dr. will be the half-way point where drivers can access to go south bound or north bound depending on which weekend the work will be taking place.
• Local residents will be allowed access however expect delays.
• There will be traffic enforcement officers on site.