South Central Prevention Coalition
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The South Central Prevention Coalition (SCPC)
is a model prevention program involving adult
and youth tenant leaders, agency representatives
and developers.
It's aim is to focus resources and create and implement standards to prevent alcohol and other drug problems in eleven housing developments.
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ILLEGAL VENDING COMPLAINTS
Sidewalk Vending Most sidewalk vending activities within the City limits are illegal. Exceptions include certain types of hot dog carts or for special events. Please call 311...
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Started: December 7th 2014Replies: 1
Don't Miss the Venice Design Series!
Don't miss the Venice Design Series 2018! Featuring six curated events that showcase the unique talents and artistic vision found in Venice, Malibu, Pacific Palisades, Rustic Canyon, Downtown Los...
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Started: April 13th 2018Replies: 0
Produce Trucks annoying you?
Is anybody else tired of hearing produce trucks illegally honking their horns all day long everyday? Not to mention parking in the middle of the street and encouraging loitering. Please respond back...
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Started: January 27th 2003Replies: 8
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