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Encino Neighborhood Council meeting, July 22, 2026

July 22, 2026, 7 p.m. · Updated October 5, 2026

From the minutes: The Encino Neighborhood Council's board on July 22, 2026, elected Roy Nwaisser president, 13-1 with three abstaining, and Jennifer Luce vice president, 17-0, appointed Mark Reynolds to an at-large seat, 18-0, and approved annual contracts of up to $2,200 with The Web Corner and up to $1,200 with Constant Contact, 17-0, according to its minutes. Its consent calendar included a Community Impact Statement asking the City Council to support SB 1301 on home insurance nonrenewals and advocacy for LAPD to share its crime data with crimemapping.com and cut hold times on its non-emergency line (minutes).

Outcomes for the July 22, 2026 meeting of the Encino Neighborhood Council come from its posted minutes.

Outcomes below come from the board’s minutes, which print a roll call for each vote. The board approved them on its Aug. 26, 2026 consent calendar, 15-0 (Aug. 26 minutes).

Item B on the consent calendar was pulled; the rest passed by consent with no tally printed, and the roll call under the item lists 16 yes votes and two members marked “A” (our count). The board then amended item B to list five polling places in order of preference, the Encino Community Center, Encino Women’s Club, Encino Chamber of Commerce, Sepulveda Garden Center and Balboa Sports Center, and approved it 12-0 with six absent (minutes).

7.A. Website contract with The Web Corner

• What it asks: An annual contract for website hosting and maintenance from the general office budget. The agenda says it saves about $500 compared with month-to-month billing (agenda).
• Amount: Up to $2,200 (agenda).
• What happened: Approved with 7.B on the funding consent calendar, 17-0, with one member ineligible (minutes).

7.B. Email contract with Constant Contact

• What it asks: An annual contract for email outreach. The agenda says it saves about $300 compared with month-to-month billing (agenda).
• Amount: Up to $1,200 (agenda).
• What happened: Approved with 7.A, 17-0, with one member ineligible (minutes).

14.C. Support for SB 1301 on home insurance nonrenewals

• What it asks: A Community Impact Statement urging the City Council to formally support SB 1301 by Sen. Ben Allen. The agenda says the bill requires insurers to give plain-language reasons for cancelling a policy and time to fix the problems, and bars unreasonable cancellations. The agenda says the Executive Committee passed the motion 4-0 (agenda).
• What happened: Approved on the consent calendar with no tally printed (minutes).

14.E. Bus stop billboard notice on e-scooters

• What it asks: Submit a free public service announcement for digital bus stop billboards on how to ride and park e-scooters and bikes and how to report devices parked improperly, using LADOT information. The agenda says the Public Safety Committee passed the motion 4-0 (agenda).
• What happened: Approved on the consent calendar with no tally printed (minutes).

14.F. LAPD crime data on crimemapping.com

• What it asks: Make it a council priority to press LAPD to integrate its crime reporting data with crimemapping.com, which the agenda says stopped receiving LAPD data in March 2024, through letters, emails, a Community Impact Statement and public comment by the president or the Public Safety Committee chair. The agenda says the Public Safety Committee passed the motion 4-0 (agenda).
• What happened: Approved on the consent calendar with no tally printed (minutes).

14.G. LAPD non-emergency line

• What it asks: Make it a council priority to press LAPD to cut hold times on 877-ASK-LAPD and to offer non-emergency text messaging. The agenda says the Public Safety Committee passed the motion 4-0 (agenda).
• What happened: Approved on the consent calendar with no tally printed (minutes).

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