We wish you all a very happy, safe and healthy holiday and hope to see you in the neighborhood in 2024. If you are interested in getting involved, please email us at info@rpna.org or DM us on Instagram @roseparklb. We have art, neighborhood clean ups, safety initiatives and more in store!
Rose Park Neighborhood Association is one of the newest Community Change Grantees awarded by America Walks! The project titled: “The Community Within Us” will create two demonstration alleys along a .2 mile corridor in the Rose Park Neighborhood; propose altered city regulation of alley use, link to city’s open streets initiative to provide a safe…
We are just a few days into the New Year. And shaking off the effects of all those celebrations. Wonderful! And now down to the business of the resolutions. Rather than make ones you won’t want to keep how about some different ones? Resolutions that make a difference. Support Street Safety in the Neighborhood –…
Martin Luther King Jr., Day of Service Rose Park and Bluff Heights Neighborhoods teamed up with Mann Elementary for a school and neighborhood clean-up on Saturday, January 13th. Over 75 volunteers attended the MLK Day of Service at Mann Elementary. Volunteers planted vegetables, herbs and fruit in the school’s planters, participated in clean-up projects throughout…
LA County has passed EMERGENCY DOLLARS NOW AVAILABLE FOR RENTERS & MOM-AND-POP LANDLORDS but you need to act by May 31st May 13th – LA County launched a new Emergency Rental Assistance Program. This $3.7 million program provides a lifeline to income-eligible renters and mom-and-pop landlords in unincorporated areas of LA County. Those eligible for this…
Bring an ornament from home or create your own to hang from the Tree of Peace at Rose Park. Take a stroll through the gazebo and enjoy the handmade holiday decor by Rose Park resident and RPNA Board Member Emily Stevens. Thank you to Rose Park resident Richard Connelly who brings the Tree of Peace…
Now there is an opportunity to help your neighborhood and your community! Rose Park learned after a mass trauma (Oct. 29th) in our neighborhood that our community needed lots of support. And now there is a chance to give back and be part of that response. Interested in helping people who’ve experienced a crisis? Know…