MySafe:LA Conducts Research Into Wildfires
MySafe:LA, a unit of The Safe Community Project, is conducting research into the effect of a wildfire on a community. Following the deadly Woolsey Fire of late 2018, the organization
As our team works to create a more resilient Los Angeles, we’ll post stories, videos, podcasts, and press information here in the MySafe:LA blog. Because we work throughout the Los Angeles region, we gain insight and experience into many different life experiences. Some of them are worth sharing. We hope you enjoy each post.
MySafe:LA, a unit of The Safe Community Project, is conducting research into the effect of a wildfire on a community. Following the deadly Woolsey Fire of late 2018, the organization
The Department of Neighborhood Empowerment (known as DONE) is one of the most interesting departments in the City of Los Angeles. It supervises 100 community managed entities, called Neighborhood Councils,
MySafe:LA Executive Officer attended the 2019 ESRI GIS conference along with fire officers from throughout the State of California. ESRI, which stands for Environmental Systems Research Institute has been actively
2019 started tragically for two families in Los Angeles, as fire ripped through two homes, leaving one person dead in each fire. Whenever a fatality fire occurs in the City,
MySafe:LA played host to its annual holiday party this week, and in addition to the home baked goodies, good company, and overall celebration, also presented two public safety awards, named
MySafe:LA, along with a number of other public safety agencies participated in a public demonstration during the 2018 Great Shakeout. This year, the “signature” event was held outside Los Angeles
MySafe:LA is working with Los Angeles Council District 3’s Bob Blumenfield to create a resilience plan that brings all aspects of 21st century living together to engage and help one
It was supposed to be a fun sleep over party. Ten children gathered in a West Side Chicago home this past Sunday (10/26/18) to have fun, play, and spend the
Every year, important messages about fireworks are ignored by thousands of people, and often, the result is an unhappy ending. Burns and the scars they leave can last a lifetime.
Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) is a leading cause of preventable death. In a densely populated region like Los Angeles and greater Southern California, the strain on the Emergency Medical Services
MySafe:LA enjoys a positive and rewarding relationship with the American Red Cross Los Angeles Region. For more than a year, we’ve collaborated on home safety visits, installing smoke alarms, and
The education and public safety teams at MySafe:LA conduct home inspections and install free smoke alarms in an ongoing basis – typically 3 or 4 days every week, year round.
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