The Porter Ranch Neighborhood Council is an organization that is officially certified by the City of Los Angeles to increase our influence with City lawmakers and departments to improve our community. The PRNC came about as a result of Los Angeles City Charter Reform and interested stakeholders in our community.
The Board is elected by stakeholders and holds monthly meetings, usually on the first Tuesday of the month. The Board is comprised of volunteers who want to help you make Porter Ranch a better place to live, work and grow. We can't do it for you, but we can do it with you.
The Board is allocated a budget of $37,000 by the City from your tax dollars.
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PRNC Approach to Meetings
The PRNC conducts meetings to attract stakeholders by inviting speakers to present on current topics of interest. This strategy has been very successful, bringing out large crowds, creating a local forum to share and discuss valuable information and involving the community. Topics have included:
- Addressing Traffic Flow in Los Angeles, Councilwoman Wendy Grueul
- Street Resurfacing, William Robertson, Bureau of Street Services Director
- 50/50 Sidewalk Repair Program, Ming Gong, Los Angeles Program Manager for the 50/50 Sidewalk Reconstruction Project
- The Role of DONE in supporting NCs, BongHwan Kim, DONE General Manager
- Coyote Summit
- Telephone Tax Discussion, Ray Ciranna, Assistant City Administrative Officer
- Pros and Cons of Measure B, Joe Avila, Executive Assistant to the DWP General Manager
- Porter Ranch Education Town Hall, LAUSD Superintendent of Schools Roy Romer
- Proposed Porter Ranch School Design, Architect Rikki Bender
- Proposed North Valley YMCA Expansion
- Proposed Shepherd of the Hills Church Expansion
- Proposed Hidden Creeks Housing Development
- Proposed Las Lomas Development
