Early
Notification System
City of Los
Angeles |
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informed and share what you learn with others. Learn about and
use the City's Early Notification System (ENS). |
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The City of Los Angeles
is constantly putting out Public Information for the community.
A variety of California State laws, including those related to the
Brown Act, require advanced notice of government agendas, and schedules
of meeting times and places.
At every government meeting the public is invited to comment on
each of the Agenda Items, and there's always an additional ability
to speak about general related topics during a Public Comment Period.
One of the easiest ways to get the LA government agenda and meeting
information is by taking advantage of the online Early Notification
System (ENS). Agendas and other pertinent information are e-mailed
directly to anyone who asks to receive them.
Interested parties simply select those they want, sign up for them
once through the LA City website, and the info is sent automatically
by the system.
One can also easily elect to stop receiving agendas at any time.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Many government files are created and distributed
in the PDF format, the file format used by Adobe's Acrobat Reader.
The program you'll need to be able to read these files is available
for free through the link we've provided above, and is a relatively
quick download. If you don't have Acrobat Reader we highly recommend
you download it to your computer now.
Early Notification System (ENS)
The first page we've listed here is a catch-all page, and may be
too much to consider. For the most part community members will simply
need to sign up for ENS information through one or both of the second
and third pages listed below.
Just click on the link you want ...
1) Subscribe to receive e-mail notifications from LA City Council,
Council Committees, Boards & Commissions; view calendar information
about meetings, get Agendas and Press Releases; submit written Comments
and get Contact Information about City Hall Departments; find your
Council District, local police station, and more...
http://www.lacity.org/lacity161.htm
2) Subscribe to receive
e-mail info about the LA City Council only:
http://parc3.lacity.org/ens/index.cfm?dept=clk
3) Subscribe to receive
e-mail notifications of any Commission and Board Agendas:
http://parc3.lacity.org/ens/index.cfm
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EDITOR'S NOTE: If you have any questions regarding
Subscribing and UnSubscribing to the ENS,
please e-mail the LA City website's
Mailing
List Administrators
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