Nestled in a rustic canyon with a winding road on the eastern edge of Bel Air, Beverly Glen is a close-knit community of 600 residents. Although it sits squarely in the middle of Los Angeles -- one of the nation’s busiest urban centers -- here you feel as though you’re away from it all. As a cool breeze stirs the air and sycamores whisper back, you may see a doe and fawn high on a woodsy hillside. On a starry night you can feel the stillness usually experienced in a dense forest. You may wave to a neighbor, someone you’ve known for years on a first-name basis. A resident’s association, a community center, annual social activities, charming homes and gardens, convenient markets and stores and friendly neighbors -- Beverly Glen may be the ideal community.

New Residents of Beverly Glen Website

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Posted by admin | Posted in Website | Posted on 02-11-2010

The New Residents of Beverly Glen Website has launched. You can now subscribe to be notified anytime there is a new article or news alert posted.

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EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS

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Posted by admin | Posted in Emergency Preparedness | Posted on 12-04-2009

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
by Ramin Kolahi

Summer is upon us and with the heat comes fun, great weather and FIRE DANGER! Our canyon is at high risk and if a fire starts in our canyon, it could be quick to spread and devastating to us all. Please ensure you have the proper brush clearance, see Los Angeles Fire Department website for more info (www.lafd.org/brush) and very useful information on fire prevention, emergency preparedness and keeping our canyons safe. The Sepulveda fires should be a warning, do not take anything for granted. Make sure you prevent and prepare!

Currently the Emergency Preparedness Committee needs a Chairperson to head up the important efforts on informing and educating our residents about all the things they can do. If interested, please email Ramin Kolahi at president@beverlyglen.org. The responsibilities are as minimal as monthly Board meetings to as much as one can do to help keep the Glen safe.

Don’t forget to thank your firefighters in Fire Stations 71 and 99 for watching over us.

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