VOLUME 5, ISSUE 2 CITY OF
COMMUNITY INFORMATION GUIDE
PARKS, RECREATION AND LIBRARY SERVICES DEPARTMENT Spring/Summer 2018
TurnTurn toto InglewoodInglewood forfor FunFun && SunSun Spring/Summer Edition
CITYOFINGLEWOOD.ORG CITY OF
COMMUNITY INFORMATION GUIDE VOLUME 5, Issue 2
On behalf of the City, we would like to extend greetings to all residents: With the arrival of spring and summer just around the corner, we invite you to “turn to Inglewood for fun and sun.” We have a variety of programs and special events for your family to choose from. One such offering is Pickleball, one of the fastest growing sports in America! is is a great intergenerational sport that can be played by the entire family. Adults can get moving with Zumba with Ronnie. Or perhaps, you are looking for an activity for your children. Sign them up for Dodgers RBI or Summer Day Camp. rough participation in parks and recreation activities your children have unlimited opportunities to make new friends, learn new skills, boost self-esteem, develop a healthier lifestyle, and just plain have some fun. Seniors, if you haven’t already visited the new Inglewood Senior Center, it’s a must see. It’s a beautiful state-of-the-art facility with great amenities. Celebrate and enjoy memorable free family-friendly events and cultural celebrations including the Earth Day Festival in April, Memorial Day Celebration in May, Relay for Life in June and Movies in the Park in July and August. We are looking forward to a summer of fun and urge you to get out and enjoy all your City has to offer. Please let us know if you have ideas of programs you would like to see in your community. We would love to hear from you. Contact the Parks, Recreation and Library Services Department at (310) 412-8750. Enjoy the new Inglewood! Artie Fields City Manager
Inglewood City O cials James T. Butts Jr. Mayor George Dotson Councilman, District 1
Alex Padilla Councilman, District 2
Eloy Morales, Jr. Councilman, District 3
Ralph L. Franklin Councilman, District 4
Yvonne Horton City Clerk
Wanda Brown City Treasurer
Artie Fields City Manager
David L. Esparza Assistant City Manager/CFO
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2 CityofInglewood.org tABLE OF cONTENTS In This Issue The Forum ...... 4 Transit Oriented Development -Downtown Plan Stadium Project...... 5 Inglewood (TOD) ...... 17 Inglewood Negotiates for New NBA Arena . 6 Public Safety ...... 18, 19 Hollywood Park Specific Office of Emergency Services...... 18 Community Events ...... 7 Community Emergency Response Team Inglewood Public Libraries ...... 8, 9, 10,11 (C.E.R.T.) ...... 18 Cultural and Performing Arts...... 11 Inglewood Police Department ...... 19 Human Services & Resource Center. . . . . 12 Los Angeles County Fire Department Volunteer Program...... 12 Recruitment Unit...... 19 Free Lunch and Supper Program ...... 12 Teen Center & Recreational Senior Programs & Services ...... 13,14 Services ...... 20,21 Register Public Works Department ...... 15,16,17 Inglewood Fun Club ...... 20 Bicycle Redistribution Program ...... 15 Inglewood Community and Regional in a Solid Waste Management ...... 15 Engagement (I-CARE) Project ...... 20 Click! Ocean Friendly Gardens Project...... 16 Mobile Recreation Program ...... 21 REGISTER ONLINE AT: Inglewood Guide to Home Mechanics. . . . 16 Sports ...... 22,23 Public Housing Authority Plan and Resident City Directory...... 24 parksrec.cityo nglewood.org Advisory Board (RAB)...... 17 I Line Shuttle Route...... 25 Use your Discover, Visa Facilities/Parks Guide & Map ...... 26, 27 Facilities/Park Rentals ...... 28 or MasterCard to sign up! Recreational Activities Preview the Community Information Guide early and register online. Visit: YOUTH – TEEN After School Recreation Program...... 20 Shorin-Ryu Karate ...... 22 Ballet Folklorico...... 12 SuperTots Sports Academy...... 22 Dodgers RBI Baseball ...... 22 Tap & Ballet...... 12 Fantasia Dance Ensemble...... 12 Teen Center ...... 20 Don’t have a computer? Mobile Recreation Program ...... 21 Tennis Lessons ...... 22 Computer kiosks for Online Registration ADULT are available at Darby Park & Rogers Park Ballet Folklorico...... 12 Racquetball (Open Play) ...... 23 Basketball (Open Play) ...... 23 Tennis Lessons ...... 23 Martial Arts/Self Defense...... 23 Weight Room ...... 23 MARK YOUR CALENDAR! Pickleball...... 23 Zumber with Ronnie ...... 12 SENIOR ADULT Bazaar...... 14 Knitting & Crocheting ...... 14 BE WELL ...... 14 Racquetball (Open Play) ...... 23 Billiards...... 14 Sewing/Arts & Crafts...... 14 Bingo...... 14 Tai Chi ...... 14 Book Club ...... 14 Tennis Lessons ...... 23 Bridge for Beginners ...... 14 Travelairs...... 14 Friends for Fun ...... 14 Walking Class ...... 14 Healthy Lifestyle Class ...... 14 Weight Room ...... 23 Inspirational Choir...... 14 Yoga ...... 14 Jewelry Class...... 14 Zumba...... 14 Programs/Events Althea Moses Fitness Club...... 23 Inglewood Community and Regional Blood Pressure...... 14 Engagement (I-CARE) Project ...... 20 Care Management...... 12 Library Programs ...... 8,9,10,11 Caregiver Support ...... 14 Memorial Day Celebration ...... 7 Community Events ...... 7 Movies in the Park...... 7 Earth Day Jazz Festival ...... 7 Parent’s Night Out ...... 21 Free Child and Adult Care Food Program Summer Day Camp ...... 21 Earth Day Jazz Festival 2018 (CACFP) (Youth 18 & Under) ...... 12 Senior Congregate Meals...... 13 Saturday, April 21, 2018 Hispanic Heritage Festival ...... 7 Spring Break Bridge ...... 21 10:00 am - 6:00 pm at City Hall, South Lawn Home Delivered Meals ...... 13 Transportation...... 13 Volunteer Program...... 12 see page 7 The Community Information Guide is published quarterly by the City of Inglewood. Spring/Summer 2018 Community Information GUIDE 3 Schedule of Events March – August 2018 SCHEDULED EVENT DATES AT TIME OF PRINTING.
Sun, March 11 – 5pm Sat, May 12 – 7:30pm Thu, Jul 19 – 6:00pm iHeartRadio Music Juanes: Amarte Tour Thirty Seconds To Mars Awards With Mon Laferte
Fri-Sat, March 30-31 – 8pm Tue-Wed, May 15-16 – 8pm Fri, Jul 27-28 – 7:30pm Romeo Santos: U2: EXPERIENCE + Phish Golden Tour INNOCENCE Tour
Sat & Wed, Apr 7 & 11 – 7pm Wed, May 30 – 7:30pm Tue, Jul 31 – 7:00pm Maluma: Steely Dan & The Doobie Daryl Hall & John Oates F.A.M.E Tour Brothers: The Summer of And Train Living Dangerously Tour
Sat, April 21 – 7:30pm Fri, June 1 – 8pm Sat, Aug 4-5 – 8:00pm 93.5 KDAY Presents P!NK: Beautiful Trauma Jeff Lynne's ELO Krush Groove World Tour
Sun, April 22 – 6pm Mon-Tue, June 4-5 – 7:30pm Wed, Aug 8 – 7:30pm Bad Bunny: Maroon 5: Weezer & Pixies La Nueva Religion Red Pill Blues Tour
Sat-Sun, April 28-29 – 8pm Fri, Jun 8 – 7:00pm Sat, Aug 18 – 7:00pm Justin Timberlake: The The Adventures of Kesha Chris Stapleton: All- Man Of The Woods Tour and Macklemore American Road Show
May 3-6 – Times Vary Fri, Jun 15 7:30pm Tue, Aug 28 – 7:30pm Cirque Du Soleil: Chicago & Shakira: El Dorado Sep7imo Dia REO Speedwagon World Tour
Thu-Fri, May 10-11 – 7:30pm Fri, Jul 13-14 – 8:00pm Sun, Sep 9 – 8:00pm Top Dawg Entertainment: Harry Styles: Game of Thrones Live The Championship Tour Live On Tour Concert Experience P u r c h a s e T i c k e t s FabulousForum.com or Ticketmaster.com 800-745-3000 Monday-Saturday: 9 am - 6 pm; Sunday: 12 pm - 6 pm; Ticket Sales available via automation 24/7
Forum Box Office: The Forum Box Office is located on the West side The Box Office is open Tuesdays through Thursdays from 11:00 am – (Prairie Avenue side) of the venue. 3900 W. Manchester Blvd., 7:00 pm, and on event days from 12:00 pm until one hour after the Inglewood, CA 90305 – (310) 330-7300 scheduled start time of the event. 4 Hollywood Park Specific Plan Stadium Project
Inglewood is now the home of two National Football League teams! Nearly a year after getting its first NFL team in about 20 years, the LA Rams; the Chargers are now set to join them to call Inglewood their home. Inglewood, the future home of a $2.6 billion stadium, is rejoicing. Who says lightning doesn't strike in the same place twice, it has in the City of Champions and the Inglewood community is elated! Inglewood welcomes the Chargers with open arms and looks forward to supporting both teams. Good things happen in the month of January for the City of Inglewood! January of 2014, the Forum re- opened with The Eagles performing. The Forum is now the #1 concert venue in California. In January of 2015, the City announced the City of Champions Revitalization Initiative. January of 2016, the NFL votes to allow the LA Rams to relocate to Inglewood and finally; in January of 2017, the Los Angeles Chargers announced that they will relocate here. In less than one year, Inglewood has gone from having NO NFL teams to two. This is a great day for the City of Inglewood. The stadium is slated to open in 2020.
Spring/Summer 2018 Community Information GUIDE 5 INGLEWOOD NEGOTIATES FOR NEW NBA ARENA
On Thursday, June, 15, 2017, the Inglewood City Council unanimously approved an exclusive negotiating agreement with the Los Angeles Clippers that could lead to the construction of an arena for a NBA team. The arena would be located across the street from the NFL stadium that will be the home of the Rams and Chargers.
The agreement calls for a three-year negotiating period, including a six- month extension, during which, the team will develop details of its proposed state-of-the-art basketball arena with 18,000 to 20,000 seats, team offices, parking and a practice facility. The developers paid a non- refundable $1.5 million deposit to the City to cover costs associated with the planning.
The project could provide the opportunity for the Los Angeles Clippers to move to Inglewood. Currently, the Clippers share Staples Center with the Los Angeles Lakers, the NHL's Kings and the WNBA's Sparks. The Clippers are in a lease agreement with Staples Center that expires in June 2024. Clippers owner, Steve Ballmer says the Clippers would not leave Staples until after then.
A new-state-of-the-art NBA arena would allow flexibility and greater latitude to influence game schedules, particularly as it relates to weekend games that are so important to the fans. Additionally, the new arena will offer fans premium experiences in terms of technology, club spaces and other amenities.
The arena and football stadium will be a perfect complement to the Forum's presence. Currently, the Forum is the Number One concert venue in California, Number Two in the United States, and Number Four in the entire world. Sports and entertainment at its best.
INGLEWOOD IS RISING!
6 CityofInglewood.org Community Events The City of Inglewood Presents TheThe City City ofof Inglewoodood presentspresents the 70th Annual MemorialMemorial DaDayy CelebrationCelebration Monday, May 28, 2018 11:00 a.m. Inglewood City Hall One Manchester Boulevard – Inglewood 90301 For additional information, contact the “Celebrate Inglewood: Parks, Recreation and Library Services Department at (310) 412-8750. Quality Living & Visionary Leadership” SATURDAY | APRIL 21st, 2018 10am – 6pm Movi in the Park Inglewood City Hall - South Lawn July 14 – Darby Park 1 West Manchester Boulevard 3400 W. Arbor Vitae, Inglewood, 90305 August 4 – Inglewood City Hall One Manchester Boulevard, Inglewood, 90301 August 18 – Edward Vincent, Jr. Park 700 Warren Lane, Inglewood, 90302
All movies are FREE and begin at dusk. Environmental information will be provided. Bring ten recyclable items and receive a “Free Popcorn” voucher! Refreshments available for purchase.
For additional information, please call the Movie-Info line at (310) 412-8880.
F E A T U R I N G Loose Ends featuring Jane Eugene The City of Inglewood presents...
« THE DATE Rose Royce DW3 SAVE Elaine Gibbs and the Nu-Soul Band « Hispanic Philip Lauth Stephen Hines Band Heritage « Environmental Information Booths « Festival 2018 « « Healthy Food For Purchase « Live Bands Saturday, « « Self-Defense Demo « Interactive and Carnival Style Games September 15, 2018 « Vendor and Information Booths and more! 11:00 am – 4:00 pm « Health Screenings Crozier Middle School « Classic Car Show 120 West Regent Street, Inglewood « Authentic Food « and MORE! For more information, visit For information, contact the cityofinglewood.org or call (310) 412-5333. Parks, Recreation and Library Services Department at (310) 412-8750. Spring/Summer 2018 Community Information GUIDE 7 Inglewood Public Libraries
MAIN LIBRARY 101 W. Manchester Blvd., Inglewood, CA 90301 - (310) 412-5380 Parking: Free parking after 4:00 pm and All Day Saturday. Library Hours Monday through Thursday 11 am – 8 pm Friday 11 am – 6 pm Saturdays 10 am – 6 pm Sundays Closed 2018 Schedule & Events Cesar Chavez Day Movie Screening Creative Writing Workshop Saturday, March 31 – 4:00 pm by Local Author, Tane Eskridge Call: (310) 412-5380 Saturday, April 7 – 3:00 pm International Women's Day Workshop Children's Room (All ages) Saturday, March 10 – 2:00 pm Shy Allen, Career Coach at Southwest Community College, will help participants develop successful job search strategies.
All Library activities are free unless otherwise noted. For more information: (310) 412-5380 or library.cityo nglewood.org
Adult Services Crafts for Adults Resume Writing Workshop Take time to pause in your usual routine. Join us Learn to use library resources to build a strong for two sessions each month and learn new resume and develop interview skills. creative crafts. Every Wednesday, 5:00pm to 6:00pm Every 1st and 3rd Tuesday, 4:00 pm to 5:00pm Location: Main Library, 2nd floor Location: Main Library, 1st floor Call: (310) 412-5380 Call: (310) 412-5380 Legal Teleconferencing Computer Essentials Adult Coloring Talk to a lawyer online on topics including Learn computer basics and receive guidance with This easy activity sparks creativity, relaxes your evictions, divorces, and other civil legal matters. your smartphone, tablet, or other digital devices. mind, helps to focus and is fun! They may also provide referrals to additional 1st and 3rd Thursdays, 4:00pm to 5:30pm Every 2nd and 4th Tuesday, 4:00pm to 5:00pm legal services and resources. Location: Main Library, Gates Computer Center, Location: Main Library, 2st floor 1st and 3rd Wednesdays, 12:30pm to 2:00pm 3rd floor Call: (310) 412-5380 Location: Main Library, 3rd floor. Call: (310) 412-5380 Call: (310) 412-5380 Basic Computer Class for Adults Tips for Small Business Owners (in Spanish) Computer Classes and from the SBDC (Small Business Getting started on a Computer, Navigating a Help with Digital Devices Development Center) Website, Basic Search, Intro to Email, Internet Learn computer basics and receive guidance with Every month we explore different topics in Privacy, Cloud Storage, and more! your smartphone, tablet, or other digital devices. starting a small business and prospering in it. Every Monday starting March 5, 6:00 to 7:30pm 1st and 3rd Thursdays, 4:00pm to 5:30pm 3rd Wednesdays, 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm Location: Main Library, Gates Computer Center, Location: Main Library, Gates Computer Center, Location: Waddingham Lecture Hall, Inglewood 3rd floor 3rd floor. Main Library. Free parking. Call: (310) 412-5380 Call: (310) 412-5380 Call: 310-412-5380 8 CityofInglewood.org Inglewood Public Libraries Young Adult Services Teen Club Printmaking Workshop A gathering place for teens to read Manga, watch Learn printmaking techniques and create your Anime, and partake in other enriching teen- own artwork. Materials and instruction included. centric activities. Tuesday, March 20 – 3:30pm to 5:30pm Every Friday – 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm Location: Main Library, 1st floor. Location: Main Library, 1st floor Call: (310) 412-5380 Call: (310) 412-5380 NOTE: For more information on upcoming events and programs please see the library's website and Virtual Reality monthly calendar. An opportunity to experience digital environments through virtual reality. Beginning Wednesday, February 7 4:00pm to 5:00pm and continuing every other Wednesday Location: Main Library, 1st floor Call: (310) 412-5380
All Library activities are free unless otherwise noted. For more information: (310) 412-5380 or library.cityo nglewood.org Children and Youth Services Department Join the Inglewood Public Library UCLA Gluck Outreach Music Program Early Literacy for Families (ELF) program Join us for the UCLA Gluck Tango Trio on March 3 at 1 PM in the Children's Spring Session April 2, 2018 – May 11, 2018 Storyroom. The UCLA Gluck Tango Trio will be performing a one-hour concert as a Summer Session July 2, 2018 – July 27, 2018 part of their music outreach program. The Gluck outreach program promotes lifelong engagement with music through cultural activities and community Baby Storytime: Did you know that babies begin their most important performances like these. learning at birth? It's true! Babies do most of their brain-building during their first 3 years. Join us on Thursdays at 11 AM and learn fun and easy ways to Honor César Chávez at the Inglewood Public Library stimulate your baby's development through books, songs, rhymes, and Join us March 26, 2018 at 3:30 PM and learn about how César Chávez changed interactions with you! our world today. César Chávez Day is observed in the United States on March 31 Toddler Storytime: Join us on Thursdays at 12:30 PM for Toddler Storytime, each year. It celebrates the birthday of César Estrada Chávez and it serves as a where language development and listening skills are fostered through a fun mix tribute to his commitment to social justice and respect for human dignity. of finger plays, songs, movement activities and books especially chosen to Celebrate Earth Day with the Blue Submarine! engage this age group. Join the Blue Submarine as they present a fantastic hands-on program where Pre-school Storytime: Join us on Thursdays at 2:30 PM for Preschool you can experience marine life up-close and personal with their live tide pool Storytime. It's a fun, interactive introduction to the story time experience for animals and specimens. Sea stars, sharks and octopus are just some of the young children. Language development and listening skills are fostered featured animals. through the use of finger plays, puppets, songs, movement activities and books Saturday, April 21, 2018 specially chosen to engage this age group. 1:00 PM Crenshaw-Imperial Library 1000 Books before Kindergarten Program 3:30 PM Inglewood Main Library Do you have a child who hasn't started kindergarten yet? Now's the time to sign Zarzuela Project your child up for our “1000 Books before Kindergarten Program!” Read a book to Join us Saturday April 14, 2018 at 12 PM at the Gladys Waddingham Lecture your newborn, infant and/or toddler or attend story time at the library. The goal Hall at the Inglewood Public Library for a Zarzuela Project, an Opera is to have read 1000 to your child before he or she starts kindergarten. Keep a Performance for Families. Zarzuela is the beautiful and melodic form of musical reading log of the books and for every 100 books read to your child, he or she will theater, popular throughout Spain and Latin America and known for its passion, receive a small reward. We will also have a celebration once a year for children fire and comedy. who have read 1000 books. Sign up today at the Inglewood Public library or the Crenshaw to receive your reading logs and start reading! Celebrate Children's Book Week with an engaging Puppet show, Read Across America Day is a nationwide reading celebration that stories, songs and crafts at the Inglewood Public Library on May 3, 2018 at takes place annually on March6PM 2 – Dr. Seuss's birthday. Across the country, 4 PM. Children's Book Week is the annual celebration of children's books and thousands of schools, libraries, and community centers participate by bringing reading. Established in 1919, it is the longest-running national literacy together kids, teens, and books, and you can too. Celebrate Read across initiative in the country. The program is administered by Every Child a Reader America Day with a Dr. Seuss birthday party with stories and a puppet show. and the Children's Book Council (CBC) is the anchor sponsor. On March 1, we're celebrating his birthday and you're invited! The festivities begin at 4 PM. Spring/Summer 2018 Community Information GUIDE 9 Inglewood Public Libraries Children and Youth Services Department, continued.
“Reading Takes You Everywhere” 2018 Summer Reading Program June 1 – July 27 Experience our new interactive Summer Reading Program for all ages! Anyone can join at the Main Library or at Crenshaw-Imperial Branch Summer Programs Library between June 1 and July 27. The Children's Services Division has lots of exciting free summer programs and At sign-up, participants will receive items to successfully complete the performances to motivate and encourage reading. Join us for Storytime, Crafts, program (envelope, book bag, bookmark, pencil, etc.) Evening Family Performances, Building Bricks, Puppet Shows, Art Studio, Movies, STEM and STEAM, Recess, and Coding Classes. Check our Website, the City's Online Children from Preschool through 8th grade are asked to read at least 8 Calendar, or call the Library for more information. books to complete the program. The “Reading Takes You Everywhere” program features 8 fantastical mobiles to make that encourage reading, Summer Kick Off Program Saturday, June 9 – 2:00 pm writing, and artwork. Children can choose a mobile to create from “Ancient Egypt,” their “Neighborhood,” “Outer Space,” “The Beach,” Special Summer Programs June 4 – August 4 “Fairy Tale Land,” “The Zoo,” “Road Trip – the World,” to “Road Trip USA.” Mondays 2:00 pm Bilingual Storytime For every book read, participants will receive a piece to a mobile to color, 3:00 pm Summer Adventure programs decorate, and attach. Once the mobile is completed, children will bring it Tuesdays 2:00 pm Family Movies to the library where we will take their photograph and attach it to the mobile. The mobile will then be hung in the Children's Area for the 6:30 pm Family Performances remainder of the summer and returned at the Grand Finale Party at the Wednesdays 2:00 pm Building Bricks and Board Games Main Library on Saturday, August 4. Thursdays 2:00 pm “Reading Takes You Everywhere” Program 4:00 pm Scratch Coding for Kids Young Adults and Adults can participate in their own Summer Reading Program by reading and collecting incentives. Fridays 2:00 pm STEAM Saturdays 1:00 pm Saturday Storytime
CRENSHAW-IMPERIAL BRANCH 11141 Crenshaw Blvd., Inglewood, CA 90303 - (310) 412-5403 Parking: Free parking Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, after 4:00 pm
Library Hours Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 11 am – 6 pm Wednesday 11 am – 8 pm Saturday 10 am – 4 pm Friday & Sunday Closed
2018 Events Creative Writing Workshop by Local Author, Tane Eskridge Career Coach for Women Saturday, April 7 – 1:00 pm Wednesday, March 7 at 6:00 PM (All ages)
10 CityofInglewood.org Inglewood Public Libraries CRENSHAW-IMPERIAL BRANCH Ongoing Weekly Programs
Á Mondays: 10:30 am ¹ Mondays: 3:00 pm ¸ Thursdays: 2:00 – 5:00 pm Baby Storytime (Ages 0 – 18 months) Stories and Art Activity Drop-In Digital (Young Adults/Adults) Spend a wonderful time bonding with your baby and lay (Children of all ages) Have questions regarding your digital device? Bring the foundation for lifelong literacy through fun rhymes, Afternoon fun with stories and art activity. your device and learn how to download on your ngerplays, stories and songs. (Your library at work for smartphone, e-book or computer. Have questions on Á Tuesdays: 11:00 am you…1000 books before kindergarten) the library's downloadable services? Stop by the library Bilingual Preschool Storytime with your device and a staff member will lead through  Mondays: 11:30 am (Children ages 3-5) the process and get your questions answered. Toddler Storytime Come in and enjoy a morning of stories and fun for you (Ages 18 month – 3 years old) and your preschooler. You and your baby/toddler are invited to a fun, All Library activities are free unless Á Tuesdays: 3:30 pm educational storytime full of stories, nger plays, action otherwise noted. For more information: rhymes, songs, and dancing. (Your library at work for Brick Building (Children of all ages) (310) 412-5645 or library.cityo nglewood.org you…1000 books before kindergarten) Enjoy an afternoon of using your creativity with building blocks. Cultural and Performing Arts
Tap and Ballet DANCE AGES 2-6 | 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM ENSEMBLE This class will lead the beginning and intermediate dancer through two timeless Alici Park Littleto | Director and Choreographer dance forms. Boys and girls ages 2-6 will develop beauty and grace through their Ballet VETERAN’S MEMORIAL BUILDING class and a strong sense of rhythm through Tap. 330 Centinela Avenue, Inglewood, CA 90302 Tap/Ballet Combo | $28 per month (corner of Centinela Avenue and Warren Lane) Tuesday & ursday Monday Fantasia Dance Ensemble AGES 5 & UP | 5:00 PM – 7:30 PM Ballet Folklórico provides instruction in the art of Mexican folk dance to youth AGES 7-17 | 6:00 PM – 7:45 PM and adults at the beginning, intermediate and advanced levels. Students learn This combination dance class covers all styles of footwork, dance and performance techniques. dance including tap, ballet, jazz, hip-hop and African. VETERAN’S MEMORIAL BUILDING The class is open to boys and girls ages 7-17. 330 Centinela Avenue, Inglewood, CA 90302 (corner of Centinela Avenue & Warren Lane) Combination Dance (Tap, Ballet, Jazz, Hip Hop and African) Danie Macia | Instructor / Call: (310) 412-8750 | $28 per month | $29 per month The Parks, Recreation and Library Services Department offers a variety of classes and activities which represent Inglewood's Cultural diversity. For information call (310) 412-8750. Register for classes online at: parksrec.cityo nglewood.org
Zumba Dance Fitness with Ronnie Tuesday and Thursday 6:30 – 7:30 p.m. Cost: $26/mo. Zumba Toning with Ronnie Saturday 9:30 – 10:30 a.m. Cost: $26/mo.
Rogers Park Register on-line at: 400 W. Beach Avenue, Inglewood, 90302 parksrec.inglewood.org
For additional information, please call (310) 412-5504.
Spring/Summer 2018 Community Information GUIDE 11 Human Services & Resource Center
The Parks, Recreation and Library Services Department, Human Services Division receives federal, state, local, and private funds to provide human services to residents throughout the City of Inglewood, City of Hawthorne and unincorporated areas of Lennox and Ladera. Services are designed to provide for basic needs, assist eligible residents with case management services to attain or maintain self-sufciency, and support localized programs.
Get involved in your community! Volunteer or Volunteer Program make a donation Come join our volunteer team! Experience the Rewards! Volunteer! The City of Inglewood to your favorite City program... Parks, Recreation and Library Services Department views the involvement of volunteers as Special Events, Senior Services, essential to the vision, spirit, and quality of life in Inglewood. Not only do volunteers provide Library Services and more! invaluable support to Department staff, volunteers also bring new ideas, energy, and a Adopt a Park, Street or Facility. community perspective to the decision-making process. The Department strives to involve community volunteers in park beautication, park planning, fundraising, special events, For more information senior /community centers, recreational programming and internships. Volunteers and to apply contact: contribute greatly by improving the safety, aesthetics, and natural values of the City's parks (310) 412-5177 and enriching and expanding the recreation programs offered by the Department. The support given by volunteers to the parks and recreation facilities managed by the Department is ***Volunteers must have ngerprint and tuberculoses (TB) test clearance. essential to building healthy neighborhoods throughout the City.
City of Inglewood Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) Parks, Recreation and Library Services Department This institution is an equal opportunity provider.
Bennett-Kew Elementary School North Park Crenshaw-Imperial Library FREE 11710 S. Cherry Ave. 625 Hargrave St. 11141 Crenshaw Blvd. Lunch 11a / Snack 2:30p Lunch 12p / Snack 2:30p Lunch 12:30p / Snack 2:30p Ashwood Park Rogers Park Lockhaven Community Center Lunch Program 201 S. Ash Ave 400 W. Beach Ave 11125 Doty Ave. Lunch 11:30a / Snack 2:30p Breakfast 8a / Lunch 12p Breakfast 9a / Lunch 2p June 12, 2018 – August 17, 2018 Darby Park Siminski Park First Church of God 3400 W. Arbor Vitae St. 9717 Inglewood Ave 9550 Crenshaw Blvd. Breakfast 8a / Lunch 12:30p Breakfast 9a / Lunch 11:30p Lunch 12p / Snack 2:30p SERVING MONDAY- FRIDAY Mobile Feeding Breakfast or snack meals are also offered. Edward Vincent Jr. Park Inglewood Main Library Inglewood Southside Christian Inglewood High School (Check locations for times and meals offered) 700 Warren Ln. 101 W. Manchester Blvd. Church 213 S. Grevillea Ave Lunch 12:30p / Snack 2:30p Lunch 12:30p / Snack 2:30p 3947 W. 104th St. Lunch 12p / Snack 2:30p Lunch 11:30a / Snack 2:30p
FREE Bennett-Kew Hudnall Elementary School Woodworth Elementary School Darby Park Elementary School 331 W. Olive Ave. 3200 West 104th Street 3400 W. Arbor Vitae Ave. 11710 S. Cherry Ave. Supper Kelso Elementary School Worthington Elementary School Rogers Park PROGRAM Beulah Payne 809 E. Kelso St. 11101 S. Yukon Ave. 400 W. Beach Ave. Elementary School 215 W. 94th St. LaTijera School Lockhaven Community Center Siminski Park AUGUST 21, 2017 – JUNE 8, 2018 1415 N. LaTijera Blvd. 11125 Doty Ave. 9717 Inglewood Ave Centinela Elementary School MONDAY-FRIDAY 1123 Marlborough Ave. Oak Street Elementary Crenshaw-Imperial Library SNACK 2:30PM / SUPPER 4:30PM 633 S. Oak Street 11141 Crenshaw Blvd. Highland Elementary School 430 Venice Way Free Meals for Youth 18 & Under For more information, please call (310) 412-8750.
12 CityofInglewood.org Senior Programs & Services
The Parks, Recreation and Library Services Department o ers a variety of programs and services for people 50 years and older.
Activities include the opportunity to travel, pursue old hobbies and learn new ones, socialize with friends, meet new people, increase knowledge, become and stay physically t, supplement income, contribute to the community, and much more! Traditional recreation activities are offered specically for seniors at the Inglewood Senior Center and City recreation centers including Darby, Rogers, Vincent and Siminski Parks. Seniors may request door- to-door transportation to appointments, shopping or to attend a program at a Senior Center; may participate in our congregate meals program which provides hot lunches for seniors or receive information about social services and community resources. Care Management Senior Services Care Management is a program that provides support and services to enable seniors (60 years and older) to live as independently as possible, avoiding inappropriate institutionalization. These services include referrals to legal assistance, client intakes Senior Congregate Meals and assessments, referrals to needed services which may include medical All seniors, 60 years of age or older are eligible to participate in our Senior Nutrition evaluation, behavior management, transportation and in-home assistance, Program at all four centers. Lunch served Monday through Friday from 12:00 noon to supportive counseling and support groups for caregivers. The service area is 12:30 pm. $2.00 donation suggested . Inglewood, Hawthorne, Lennox, Winsdor Hills, View Park and Ladera Heights. For more information, call (310) 412-4380. Home Delivered Meals Hot Home Delivered Meals (meals-on-wheels) are served to seniors who are BE WELL Program for High Risk Seniors homebound because of illness, age or frailty. Homebound seniors receive the same BE WELL is a light exercise and weight management program serving moderate to high meals served in the centers' dining rooms, ve days per week. A frozen home risk seniors with chronic diseases such as diabetes, obesity, hypertension and heart delivered meal program is offered as well and can often provide meals for weekends. disease. The goal of the program is to improve self-management of health, weight, The Home Delivered Meals Program is a temporary service designed to help seniors quality of life, and tness while reducing hospitalizations and depression. The through a period where they can't get out, cook or shop for Program, which meets on Thursdays at Darby Park, includes one hour of exercise themselves. A care manager will make a determination if taught by a certied tness instructor and one hour of nutrition education, featuring a you qualify. There are services senior-oriented curriculum on medication management, nutrition and behavior available if you are homebound for a modication taught by registered dietitians, pharmacists and psychologists. The longer period of time. Suggested program is free to seniors! To sign up for an orientation or for more information, call donation is $2.50 per meal. For more (310) 412-4368. information, call (310) 412-4380. Transportation Food Distribution Senior transportation provides rides for seniors and disabled adults on buses, vans, taxi cabs and the I-Line Trolley. Seniors are assessed as to their needs and are able to Program schedule rides on vans and purchase discount cab coupons. Seniors may request Senior Citizens (60 years and older) are invited to participate in the Food Distribution door-to-door transportation to appointments, shopping or to attend a congregate meal Program sponsored by the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank. Free food kits are program at a Senior Center. distributed to eligible seniors on the fourth Tuesday of each month from 11:00 am to Free Trolley service operates Monday through Friday from 10:00 am to Noon and 1:00 4:00 pm at Rogers Park, 400 W. Beach Avenue. Registration takes place at the pm to 5:00 pm, beginning and ending each loop at the Inglewood Senior Center, Distribution Site. You will need to show a California I.D. or Driver's license and proof of located at Vincent Park, 330 N. Centinela Avenue. The Trolley will continue to connect income (Social Security, SSI, pension, bank statement, check stub, benet award shopping areas, public service agencies, the Inglewood Senior Center, ve senior letter). The food kit is prepared for specic nutritional needs and may include: meats, housing complexes, and connection points to Metropolitan Transportation Authority canned fruits and vegetables, dry milk, cereals and more. For more information, call (MTA) bus service. Note: The Trolley route changed effective January 2, 2018. For more (310) 412-5338. information, call (310) 412-4382.
Spring/Summer 2018 Community Information GUIDE 13 Senior Programs & Services Senior Services, continued. Classe , Clu an Activitie All classes, clubs and activities are conducted at the Inglewood Senior Center and are Free unless otherwise noted. Classes and Activities for Seniors
Bazaar Jewelry Class 1st & 3rd Wednesdays 10:00 am Monday, Wednesday Information and Assistance 310-412-5338 & Friday 11:00 am BE WELL 310-412-5338 – Resource Center Darby Park, Thursday 9:00 am Knitting & Crocheting The Information and Assistance desk at the Senior Center is the place to go for all sorts of 310-412-5391 Wednesday 1:00 pm information relevant to senior citizens and disabled adults. The staff and volunteers will 310-412-5338 assist you in obtaining the services you may need, provide referrals and answer your Billiards Monday - Friday 8 am -5 pm Line Dance Class questions. The ofce is open from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday. You can get Rogers Park, Monday - Saturday, Wednesdays, 1 pm assistance with food, housing, health services and transportation; Social Security and 8:30 am - 12:30 pm, (310) 412-5504 Fridays, 2 pm Medi-Cal; rebates and discounts, educational opportunities, Cooling Centers and much Saturday 1:30 pm, Veteran's Building more. For more information, call (310) 412-4368. BINGO Monday 1:00 pm, Friday 10:30 am Sewing/Arts & Crafts Hawthorne Senior Center, Friday 1:00 pm Photo: Inglewood Senior Center side entrance Tuesday 12:45 pm, 310-970-7254 310-412-5504 Blood Pressure Tai Chi Thursdays 9:00 am, 310-412-5338 Friday 11:00 am, 310-412-5338 Bridge for Beginners Walking Class Thursday 1:00 pm, 310-412-5338 Monday, Wednesday, Friday Computer Lab 10:00 am, 310-412-5338 Hawthorne Senior Center, Yoga Monday – Friday 9:00 am Monday & Wednesday, 11 am 310-970-7254 Darby Park, Tuesday & Thursday, 1:30 pm Healthy Lifestyle Class Zumba 2nd & 4th Thursdays 11:00 am Mondays and Fridays, 11 am 310-412-5338 & Thursdays, 3 pm
Clubs/Support Groups Book Club Inspirational Choir There are four senior centers to serve Inglewood residents: 2nd Tuesday 1:00 pm Inglewood Senior Center, Tuesdays 10 am Caregiver Support Inglewood Senior Center Lennox Senior Center Rogers Park, Travelairs 111 North Locust Street, Inglewood 10828 Condon Avenue, Lennox 2nd & 4th Wednesday, 6:00 pm Inglewood Senior Center, 310-412-5338 310-412-5439 3rd Thursday 1:30 pm Friends for Fun Hawthorne Senior Center Ladera Senior Center 1st Thursday 1:00 pm 3901 El Segundo Avenue, Hawthorne 4750 62nd Street, Los Angeles 310-970-7254 323-298-6039 The Inglewood Resource Center partners with various agencies to provide an array of services to the entire community. Schedules subject to change. For Service Hours: 9:30 am to 1:30 pm more information, call (310) 412-4368.
14 CityofInglewood.org Public Works Department
Bicycle Redistribution Program The City of Inglewood and Republic Services are teaming up to provide Inglewood residents with a Bicycle Redistribution Program. Republic Services will accept bicycle donations at the local Inglewood ofce to refurbish, repair, and redistribute to Inglewood residents in need.
If you have questions, www.republicservices.com/site/los-angeles-ca please contact us at (800)299-4898.
City of Inglewood Recycles! Everyone benefits from a beautiful community. It's Illegal to Dispose of HHW in Your Cart! When you have any of the following items for disposal: Garden Chemicals Household Cleaners Fluorescent Tubes Swimming Pool Chemicals Unused Medication Thermometers Automotive Waste Household Batteries Hobby Glue, Artist's Paint Paint Products Electronics (TV, CRT, Consumer Items)
Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) *Sharps are not considered HHW
Contact us at (800) 299-4898 to schedule a special pick up.
Consolidated Disposal Service (CDS) and the City of Inglewood have teamed up to bring you: Sharp Medica Wast Progra The Sharps Disposal by Mail Back Program is a FREE return program for used needles, lancets and other “sharps.” The program is simple: residents contact CDS Customer Service to request a sharps container and a CDS representative will deliver the approved container within one week of the request at no additional charge. Per year, each resident is Holiday Collection Schedule entitled to one free kit and an additional kit for a $5 co-pay. For Senior Consolidated Disposal Service does not provide trash/recycling customers, they are entitled to two free kits and an additional kit for a $5 services on these holidays: co-pay. Once the container is full, follow the instructions for packaging j New Year’s Day j Labor Day and mail it in the postage-paid shipping box. j Martin Luther King Jr.’s Birthday j Thanksgiving j Memorial Day j Christmas Day Easy as 1, 2, 3! All you have to do is: j 1) Call WM Customer Service at: (800) 299-4898 Independence Day 2) Fill the Sharps Disposal with your “sharps” Trash & recycling service will be affected/delayed by one (1) day during 3) Mail it in the postage-paid shipping box these holidays. For example, Monday's collection will be collected on Tuesday, Tuesday's collection will be collected on Wednesday and so on. Your service will resume its regular collection schedule the following week. Spring/Summer 2018 Community Information GUIDE 15 Public Works Department Inglewood Guide to Home Mechanics Here are some tips that can reduce pollution: Ÿ Use drip pans to catch leaking or draining fluids. Ÿ Check your vehicle regularly for leaks and repair leaks promptly. Ÿ Place absorbent materials or cardboard below the work area. Ÿ Repair or refuel your vehicle over an impervious surface such as a concrete floor. Ÿ Always use a funnel when adding fluids to your vehicle. Ÿ Never use waste motor oil or gasoline to kill weeds. Ÿ Never dispose of car fluids on the ground, in the trash, or in a storm drain. Shade Tree Mechanic Home Car Repair… can save money and Ÿ Recycle your motor oil, drained oil filters, spent solvents, used antifreeze, and car batteries. be a rewarding hobby, but it often involves using toxic chemicals and can be Ÿ Place all used absorbent oil rags in a sealed, leak-proof container. Dispose of absorbents properly. a major source of pollution. Rainfall can easily wash vehicle fluids off yards Ÿ For a large spill, call the City of Inglewood's Environmental Services Division. They will assist you and roads and harm rivers and the ocean. Auto fluids, when improperly with cleanup help: 310.412.5333 handled or disposed of, can cause pollution to local groundwater as well. Ÿ For automotive fluid recycling and safe disposal you can take your used motor oil and filters to a Many vehicle chemicals are toxic to fish and wildlife, and the oil from just Certified Collection Center in the City of Inglewood. To find a center near you please call: one automobile engine can produce an eight-acre oil slick! 888.CLEAN.LA (888.253.2652)
FREE Document Shredding and Donations Event Saturday, March 17, 2018 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM Where: On Grevillea Avenue off Manchester Blvd. (in front of Inglewood High School) Ocean Friendly Gardens DRIVE THROUGH DROP OFF Bring all your non-working household appliances, computers, tablets, phones, TV's The City of Inglewood has partnered with West Basin Municipal Water and any other electronic devices that you would like to get rid of. We will also accept District for three Ocean Friendly Garden projects, located at the Fire Department on gently used clothing, shoes, accessories and bicycles. Crenshaw Boulevard, City Hall, and Morningside High School. NO FURNITURE ACCEPTED! The gardens feature drought-tolerant plants, demonstrate drought-tolerant *NOTE: Document shredding is limited to Inglewood techniques and encourage residents to implement similar gardens at home. The Residents Only, ID IS REQUIRED gardens are part of West Basin's Ocean Friendly Landscape Program that promotes (3 boxes or bags per car ONLY) the conservation, permeability and retention of water while still creating aesthetically pleasing gardens. For more information, please contact the City of Inglewood Public Works Photo: Inglewood City Hall Ocean Friendly Garden Department at (310) 412-5333.
Dumping and Scavenging is Illegal! Don't Dump… Call! It's FREE! Let's STOP The Scavenging! Special Collections
SCAVENGER = Someone who searches and removes useful discarded materials from Bulky and Illegally Dumped Items can be picked up with a 24-hour notice. Consolidated waste carts! Violators shall be punished by a ne not exceeding one thousand dollars Disposal Service (CDS) will pick up your bulky items at NO additional charge on your ($1,000) or by imprisonment in the City or County jail for a term not exceeding six months regularly scheduled service day. Please call CDS Customer Service at (800) 299-4898 or both. For more information regarding this matter, please call our anti-scavenger to arrange for a pick-up. HOTLINE: (310) 502-8971 Acceptable Bulky Item Examples: Furniture (e.g., mattresses, box spring, desk), stove, washers, garage door openers and water heaters. PVC pipes, wood and Dumping unwanted items is illegal. metal must be bundled (3' inches in length and 18” in diameter) and not heavier than Leaving trash and junk in alleys and other public spaces creates blight and is dangerous. 35 lbs. Bulky items cannot exceed 200 lbs. each. Illegally dumped waste can lead to increased accidents and crime as well as reduced Non-Acceptable Bulky Items: Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) (e.g., paint, property values and quality of life for residents. tires, oil and batteries), TVs, microwaves, monitors, computers, car motors and parts, spas, pianos, camper shells, and cast iron bathtubs. If you witness illegal dumping, report it immediately by calling Consolidated Disposal For additional information and also for more information on how to dispose of Service's Customer Service at (800) 299-4898 or the City of Inglewood at (310) 412-5333 household hazardous waste, please visit our website at www.cityonglewood.org or during ofce hours; after hours call (310) 412-5251. contact Consolidated Disposal Service's Customer Service at (800) 299-4898. 16 CityofInglewood.org 15 PUBLIC NOTICE Public Housing Authority Plan and Resident Advisory Board (RAB) In accordance with Section 511 of the Public Housing Reform Act, the Inglewood Housing Authority (IHA) has developed its FY 2018-2019 Annual Plan. The purpose of the Plan is to advise HUD, members of the public, and recipients of HUD assisted housing of the IHA's mission for serving the needs of low-income and very low- income families in the City of Inglewood and the strategy for addressing those needs on an annual basis. The proposed plan is available for public review starting May 1, 2018. Copies of the plan may be reviewed at the Inglewood main Library and the IHA office at 1 Manchester Blvd., 7th Floor. In accordance with the Public Housing Reform Act and 24 CFR (Code of Federal Regulations) part 903 regulations on Resident Advisory Board (RAB) meetings, the IHA's annual RAB meeting will be held on Thursday, May 17, 2018, at 3:00 P.M. in the Library Lecture Hall located in the library courtyard, 1 Manchester Blvd. The purpose of the Resident Advisory Board is to assist and make recommendations regarding the plans. Members of the community are welcome to attend. All adult participants of the Inglewood Section 8 Program are members of RAB and are encouraged to attend and comment on the plan. Those unable to attend the meeting may review the plan and send their written comments to: Recommendations regarding the plan will be reviewed Inglewood Housing Authority – RAB Committee and considered in the nal version that will be submitted 1 Manchester Blvd., 7th Floor, Suite 750, Inglewood, CA 90301 to the U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. tsanford@cityofinglewood.org | (310) 412-5221 | Fax: 310-412-5188
Proposed D-3 Site Mixed Use Project park, common pool terrace area, a north facing courtyard, and bicycle parking along with the residential units. Floors three through six will have amenity areas and bicycle storage. The architectural design of the downtown Inglewood TOD plan requires pedestrian oriented façade treatments and a design element compatible with the Historic Downtown Design Guideline. The styling of the development is contemporary and utilizes earth tone colors. Material selections include brick veneer, stucco, anodized aluminum storefront windows along the ground and vinyl windows for the residential units. A number of architectural elements used throughout the Transit Oriented Development development incorporate the TOD Design Guideline requirements including: u Shopfront and forecourt u Sidewalk dining areas outside -Downtown Inglewood (TOD) building frontage type the restaurants u Wrapped/enclosed parking u Separate residential entrance In March, 2015, the Inglewood City Council selected Thomas Safran and Associates (TSA) structure u Tower element on corner sites to develop the parcel of land located at Market Street, Florence Avenue, Regent Street and u Retail entrance setback u Enclosed loading and trash La Brea Avenue. Many of Inglewood's old timers remember this location as the Bufngton u Decorative building cornices areas Cadillac location. The parcel has been absent of activity since the late 1980s. u Regularly spaced retail display u Primarily universally (ADA) and residential windows accessible design The 2.77 acre parcel, approximately 309,000 square feet will be developed with a ground u Metal awnings oor of retail and residential units above. The entire project will contain housing units, retail and restaurant space, parking to support the project components and community The Crenshaw/LAX Light Rail will be located immediately north of the site; plazas and pedestrian oriented streetscapes. The ground level will contain restaurants providing easy access to public transportation to the airport and other and retail spaces along with a grocery store. The second oor will contain residential surrounding venues. amenities of a club house, media and game room, health & tness gym, leasing ofce, dog The project is slated for completion 2020.
Spring/Summer 2018 Community Information GUIDE 17 Public Safety City of Inglewood O ce of Emergency Services
When a crisis occurs, the ability to retrieve accurate information Over the coming months, the City will host events that will quickly is critical to assessing and responding to a disaster event. incorporate emergency awareness and how Inglewood citizens can retrieve accurate information quickly when responding to a The mission of the Office of Emergency Services (OES) is to disaster. Taking action to educate yourself is the first step to effectively unify resources in preparing for, protecting against, minimizing the potential risk and impact from a disaster. responding to, recovering from, and mitigating the impact of all hazards and threats. These objectives are furthered by leveraging We can't control when a disaster will happen but we can be effective partnerships within our community, enhancing our prepared when it does. technologies and maintaining a culture of continuous emergency management improvements.
For more information, visit the following websites: WWW.READY.GOV WWW.FEMA.GOV WWW.REDCROSS.ORG/WHAT-WE-DO
Community Emergency Response Team (C.E.R.T.) The County of Los Angeles Fire Department in partnership with the City of Inglewood Of ce of Emergency Services is proud to present this training to the public. Following a major disaster, police, re, and medical professionals may not be able to fully meet the demand. People will have to rely on each other to meet the immediate life saving and life sustaining needs, particularly in isolated Classes are held on three consecutive Saturdays (8 hour days) and cover: Ÿ neighborhoods that may be cut off from the main roads for a period of time. Disaster Preparedness Ÿ Disaster Fire Suppression The County of Los Angeles Fire Department's Community Ÿ Disaster Medical Operations Part 1 Emergency Response Team (C.E.R.T.) program was developed to Ÿ Disaster Medical Operations Part 2 provide basic training in safety and life saving skills for the general public. Ÿ Light Search and Rescue/Terrorism Ÿ Disaster Psychology / Team Organization Ÿ Review/Drill Simulation/Graduation To express interest and get on the notication list for a future class, contact: Students must attend all sessions in order to receive Ofce of Emergency Services at (310) 412-8840 a certicate of completion. or email: oes@cityo nglewood.org Note: All students must be at least eighteen years of age. Please wear closed-toe shoes. 18 CityofInglewood.org PUBLIC SAFETY
Start your career in law enforcement with the City of Inglewood today! We are looking for ambitious men and women with diverse backgrounds who are committed to serving our community. Help us welcome the L.A. Rams and L.A. Chargers to Inglewood. We offer a flexible 3 day a week/12 hour a day work schedule and a multitude of assignments including: Detective Bureau, Gang Unit, Special Enforcement Team, Vice, Swat Team, K-9, Bicycle Team, Motor Officer and Forum Detail. Enjoy a lifetime of careers all under one badge! Starting Salary: $65,040 - $79,572 STEP 1: ONLINE APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS: STEP 2: WRITTEN/PHYSICAL TEST 8 20 AND A HALF YEARS OLD 1-855-IPD4JOB policerecruitment@cityo nglewood.org 8 VALID CA DRIVER'S LICENSE STEP 3: ORAL/BACKGROUND INTERVIEW 8 HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA /InglewoodPD STEP 4: BACKGROUND INVESTIGATION 8 MUST BE ABLE TO POSSESS FIREARM STEP 5: POLYGRAPH EXAMINATION 8 NO FELONY AND CERTAIN @Inglewood_PD JOIN THE TEAM STEP 6: MEDICAL/PSYCH EXAMINATION MISDEMEANOR CONVICTIONS STEP7: PAID ACADEMY/TRAINING 8 U.S. Citizen www.joinipd.com
Become a part of the Los Angeles County Fire Department BE A LIFE SAVER! Fire Captain Trevon Espy We are Recruiting! u Learn how to start preparing now Do you want an Exciting Career? u Learn about the duties and detailed u Do you want to help others? responsibilities of the reghter position u Are you over 18 years old? u Learn about Non Fireghting Positions: u Are you in good physical condition? ü Ocean Lifeguards Learn more about what it takes! ü Dispatcher Los Angeles County ü Forestry Assistants Fire Department ü Health Hazardous Materials Please contact: Recruitment Unit ü Captain Brent F. Burton Fire Prevention Specialist 141 W. Regent Street of the Recruitment Unit: ü Student Worker (inside of Fire Station 171) Phone: (310) 419-2115 or email us. Inglewood, CA 90301 Email: RecruitmentUnit@re.lacounty.gov www.JoinLACountyre.org
Spring/Summer 2018 Community Information GUIDE 19 Teen Center & Recreational Services Inglewood Teen Center 101 W. Manchester Blvd. Inglewood, CA 90301, Parking Level Mondays – Thursdays, 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm
The Inglewood Teen Center, for ages 13-17, is a joint partnership between the City and the South Bay Workforce Investment Board, an enrichment and educational program. Programs include homework assistance, tutoring, science experiments, arts & crafts, games, contests, college preparation, eld trips, community service projects, games, and access to job training programs, among other things. Snacks are served daily. Programs and services are offered free of charge. For more information, call: (310) 680-3701. For more information, call the Workforce Investment Board at 310-970-7700.
Inglewood Fun Club The After School Recreation Program (ASRP) offers homework assistance, tutoring, recreation outdoor play, snacks and supper daily in a fun, clean and safe After School Recreation Program environment at ten Inglewood Unied School District (IUSD) school sites. Ages 4 (Transitional Kindergarten - TK) through 13 Monday - Friday; 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm Locations: Bennett-Kew, Centinela, Highland, Hudnall, Kelso, Oak, Payne, Woodworth and Worthington Elementary Schools; and La Tijera School. Enrollment: Ongoing There is an annual registration of $2 per child plus $63 per month (Non- Residents: $84.50 per month), per child – payable to City of Inglewood. Eligible families with 3 or more children in the program will be eligible to have 1 child admitted for free. Eligibility is income based per the Federal low-moderate income guideline (CDBG). A Parental Consent Waiver is required to be completed and signed by the parent or guardian enrolling the child. Completion of a Permission Slip is also required if someone other than the parent or guardian will be picking up or dropping off the child. For more information please call (310) 412-8750.
Inglewood Community and Regional Engagement (I-CARE) Project The Inglewood Community and Regional Engagement (I-CARE) Project provides job skills training, cultural arts, recreational programs, and other resources to youth ages 11-17 who are at-risk for involvement in gangs, crime and violence. The program is a collaborative effort between various service providers including the South Bay Workforce Investment Board (SBWIB) and Centinela Youth Services. The I-CARE program is assisting participants in becoming productive members of society, reducing recidivism and enhancing the safety and security of Inglewood's diverse community. For more information regarding the program and services, call (310) 412-8750.
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The Mobile Recreation Unit takes fun to the streets! The customized truck comes complete with cabinets overowing with balls, board games, arts and crafts, face paint and more. The unit travels throughout the city and can be found at citywide special events and activities.
The Mobile Recreation Unit is also available for Inglewood block club parties and community events.
For additional information, please call (310) 412-5391.
PParareent'nt'ss NNightight OutOut SpringSpring BBrreakeak BridgeBridge March 23, 2018 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm March 26-30, 2018 7:30 am - 6:00 pm Darby Park - 3400 W. Arbor Vitae Street, Inglewood CA 90305 Siminski Park - 9717 Inglewood Ave., Inglewood CA 90301 Rogers Park - 400 W. Beach Ave., Inglewood CA 90302 Price: $15.00 per participant Price: $100.00 per participant. Breakfast, lunch, and PM snack meals included. Participants in Parent's Night Out will enjoy crafts, activities, games, prizes, snack, Participants in Spring Break Bridge will be engaged in an enrichment Program and supper in a fun and safe environment. Parents will be entrusting their children that offers a clean, safe, and fun environment. Highlights of the program to highly trained and capable City Staff, while they enjoy a much needed break. include homework/project help, nutrition literacy, crafts, sports, and indoor/outdoor recreational activities.
CITY OF INGLEWOOD ARTMENT Looking for an Exciting Camp TION AND LIBRARY SERVICES DEP PARKS, RECREA this summer? Summer mer Camp is offered in Sum Day Camp four 2-week sessions, y Camp is an all-day with an extended day Da 2018 program. program offered before and after camp. SESSION I (2-WEEKS) SESSION I (2-WEEKS) June 18 - June 29, 2018 July 16 - July 27, 2018 SESSION II (2-WEEKS) SESSION II (2-WEEKS) July 2 - July 13, 2018 July 30 - August 10, 2018
CAMP LOCATIONS ¬ Darby Park ¬ Siminski Park ¬ Rogers Park ¬ Lockhaven Community Center
The City of Inglewood Parks, Recreation and Library Services Department REGISTRATION: Registration for Inglewood residents begins on Monday, May 7, 2018 and Monday, is offering a great summer experience for youth ages 3 to 14. May 14, 2018 for non-residents. Registration will be taken on a first-come, first-serve basis. Registration for all camps will remain open until all slots are filled. Summer Day Camp is designed to offer campers a recreational and educational experience. Campers explore a different theme each week as For additional information, contact the specific Summer Day Camp site: Darby Park (310) 412-5391, well as participate in arts & crafts, games, organized sports and field trips. Rogers Park (310) 412-5504, Siminski Park or Lockhaven Community Center (310) 412-8750. For more information visit www.cityofinglewood.org.
Spring/Summer 2018 Community Information GUIDE 21 Sports Inglewood has a head start on the Healthy Inglewood concept, so let's stay active! The Sports Section offers a wide variety of sports and physical activities for youth ages 4-14. Participants build skills and confidence that will lead to a lifetime of physical activity and wellness! For additional information on the city’s youth sports programs, please call the Sports Office at (310) 412-5370. Important Information: Please note that Birth Certicates are required upon registration for all sports. Also, all fees collected are non-refundable.
Volunteer Coaches Needed. A Volunteer Coach is required for each team. Coaches are needed for youth baseball, basketball, flag football and track and field. Training is provided by Positive Coaching Alliance to all City of Inglewood Youth Volunteer Coaches. If you are interested in being a Volunteer Coach, contact the Parks, Recreation and Library Services Department at (310) 412-8750.
Youth Sports (Ages: 4-17) Shorin-Ryu Karate Youth Tennis Lessons Self-defense and safety awareness classes are offered to youth ages 4 and up. Youth tennis lessons are offered to boys and girls ages 5-17 at the beginning Lockhaven Community Center 11125 Doty Avenue and intermediate levels. Classes are held year-round at Edward Vincent, Jr. Mondays and Wednesdays 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Park. Participants are taught the basic fundamentals of tennis with an emphasis on sportsmanship and etiquette. For additional information, please Cost: Students are required to pay monthly class dues of $15. call (310) 412-5370. Registration: Registration is taken prior to the start of class. Information: For more information, call (310) 412-5391. Edward Vincent, Jr. Park 700 Warren Lane Mondays and Wednesdays 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm It's Time for Dodger YOUTH Baseball! Cost: $34 per month for residents and $39 for non-residents Registration: Pre-registration is required. Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities Register on-line: parksrec.cityofinglewod.org
Online Registration http://dodgersrbi-inglewood.leagueapps.com
Cost: $25 Info: 310-412-8750
Online Registration Includes « Uniforms « PlayerFest at Dodger Stadium « Equipment « Eye Screenings and Glasses Divisions « Financial Literacy Sessions « Reading Challenges T-Ball 5-6 Minor 9-10 Junior 13-15 Jr. Softball 9-12 « Fitness Nights « Coaches Development Trainings Coach Pitch 7-8 Major 11-12 Senior 16-18 Sr. Softball 13-18 « College Tours and Career Panels « Coach of the Year Awards « Community Event Days « Parent Advisory Team Locations « Competitive Regional « Player Development Clinics Darby Park | Rogers Park | Edward Vincent, Jr. Park Tournament « Plus More! Registration begins April 2 – April 28 and ends when the league is FULL! dodgersfoundation DodgersFdn LosAngelesDodgersFoundation Don't wait! Season begins in June!
City of Inglewood Parks, Recreation and Library Services Department in collaboration with SuperTots Sports SuperTots Sports Academy Sports-based Child Development Academy Present SuperTots Sports Academy provides sport-based development programs where children discover and develop athletic, motor, and social skills. SuperTots' curriculum is specificially designed to promote development along side a healthy, active lifestyle. MULTI-SPORT: SOCCER, BASEBALL & BASKETBALL SSA103756 4/28 - 6/23 Saturday 11:00 am - 11:45 am 2 yrs - 3 yrs $130 Rogers Park SSA103757 4/28 - 6/23 Saturday 12:00 pm - 12:45 pm 4 yrs - 5 yrs $130 Rogers Park SSA103758 4/29 - 6/24 Sunday 11:00 am - 11:45 am 2 yrs - 3 yrs $130 Darby Park SSA103759 4/29 - 6/24 Sunday 12:00 pm - 12:45 pm 4 yrs - 5 yrs $130 Darby Park Pre-registration is required! Space is limited! Register online: parkrec.inglewood.org Phone: (310) 412-8750
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Adult Sports Come Play the Newest and Fastest Growing WHAT IS PICKLEBALL YOU ASK? Racket Sport! Pickleball is a combination of tennis, badminton, ping pong and racquetball and is currently one of the fastest growing sports in America! It may have a funny name, but it's a serious sport! It's fast paced, easy to learn, great exercise Pickleball and lots of fun! A great activity for all ages…come see what all the excitement Doubles Format - Seniors, Adults and Youth - ages 13 & up is about! To see the sport in action, search the web: keyword – Pickleball.
LOCATION Darby Park – Tennis Courts – 3400 W. Arbor Vitae INFORMATION Call (310) 412-8750 EQUIPMENT Paddles and Pickleballs provided Parks, Recreation and Library Services Department or DAYS and TIMES Wednesday 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm Kelvin Hodrick, USAPA Inglewood Pickleball Ambassador Saturday 8:30 am – 12:00 pm at 310-654-7344
Basketball Open Play Rogers and Darby Parks have basketball courts available for drop-in play. For court availability and reservations, please call Darby Park at (310) 412-5391 or Rogers Park at (310) 412-5504.
Althea Moses Fitness Club Racquetball Open Play The Althea Moses Fitness Club is designed for adults and school aged children. Darby and Rogers Park Recreation Centers have indoor racquetball courts. Move your body for better health, fitness and wellness. The “free” fitness club Darby Park and Rogers Park meets in front of the tennis courts at Edward Vincent Jr. Park. Come out and walk Monday through Friday 8:30 am - 7:30 pm with Olympian, Morningside High School Hall of Fame Inductee in Track and Saturday 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Let's Move trainer, Althea Moses. Cost: $14 per month for Inglewood residents Edward Vincent Jr. Park 700 Warren Lane and $16 for non-residents. Reservations are required. Every First Saturday 9:00 am – 10:00 am Reservations: Darby Park (310) 412-5391 Cost: FREE Rogers Park (310) 412-5504 Information: (310) 740-1157 or (310) 412-8750 Weight Rooms Adult Tennis Lessons Darby and Rogers Park Recreation Centers have weight rooms. Hours of Adult tennis lessons are offered at Edward Vincent, Jr. Park. The program operation are as follows: provides group instruction for adults at the beginning, intermediate and Darby Park Monday through Friday 9:00 am - 1:00 pm / 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm advanced levels. For additional information, please call (310) 412-5370. Saturday 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Edward Vincent, Jr. Park Mondays and Wednesdays Rogers Park Monday through Friday 9:00 am - 1:00 pm / 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm Beginners 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm Saturday 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Intermediate/Advanced 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm Facility Cost: $12 per month for Inglewood residents Cost: $34 per month for residents and $39 for non-residents and $14 for non-residents Registration: Pre-registration is required. Information: Darby Park (310) 412-5391 Register on-line: parksrec.cityofinglewod.org Rogers Park (310) 412-5504
Spring/Summer 2018 Community Information GUIDE 23 2 4 Información General GENERAL INFORMATION CityofIn City Council Mayor P One ManchesterBoulevard Closed everyotherFriday Monday –Friday City Hall City T City Clerk Information T (310) 412-5460 (Departamento deRecursosHumanos) Human ResourcesDepartment (310) 412-5257 (Departamento DeFinanzas) Finance (310) 412-5672 (Desarrollo EconómicoyComunitario) Economic &CommunityDevelopment (310) 412-5372 (Abogado delaCiudad) City Attorney (310) 412-5301 (Administración delaCiudad) City Administration (310) 412-5446 Información yComunicaciones) Communications City Directory Sabrina Barnes Jose Cortes Matthew Chambers Christopher E.Jackson Sharon Koike Bettye Grif th Louis Atwell Mark Fronterotta Ken Campos David L.Esparza Artie Fields Staff Wanda Brown Yvonne Horton Other ElectedOf cials Ralph L.Franklin Eloy MoralesJr Alex Padilla George Dotson James T (excluding “Dark”dates)at2:00pm Meets T City Council .O. Box6500,Inglewood, reasurer ...... (310) 412-5300 (Personal) uesdays, weekly . ButtsJr ...... (310) 412-5280 g (Palacio Municipal) ...... City Manager ...... Human ResourcesDirector lewood.org ...... (310) 412-5320 ...... Public W ...... City Attorney ...... Council Member–District2 ...... Assistant FinanceDirector ...... (310) 412-5642 ...... Residential SoundDirector echnology and ...... City T ..Parks, RecreationandLibraryServicesDirector , 7:30am–5:30pm ...... Council Member–District1 ...... City Clerk ...... Assistant CityManager/
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Auditoriums at All Recreation Centers For each one-hour period (minimum rental of two hours) the fees are as follows. Ÿ Resident Groups $20/Hour Ÿ Resident Groups with Events with Admission Charges $40/Hour Ÿ Non-Resident Groups $40/Hour Ÿ Non-Resident Groups with Events with Admission Charges $75/Hour Lobbies & Patios at All Recreation Centers
For each one-hour period (minimum rental of two hours) the fees are as follows. Ÿ Resident Groups $10/Hour Ÿ Non-Resident Groups $20/Hour
Conference Rooms at All Recreation-Centers
For each one-hour period (available to residents and non-resident groups) the fees are as follows: Ÿ Resident groups No Fee Shall Be Charged** Ÿ Non-Resident groups $20/Hour Ÿ Non-Resident groups with admission charges $40/Hour
Picnic Areas at All Recreation Centers
There is a minimum rental of two hours and the fees are as follows. Ÿ Resident Groups No Fee Shall Be Charged** Ÿ Non-Resident Groups $40/Hour Ÿ Over One Thousand Persons Special Council Permit Required
Baseball Diamonds & Athletic Fields
Ÿ Resident Groups No reservation fee will be charged provided that groups meet eligibility requirements listed in Section 2-270.3 Ÿ Non-Resident Groups For a minimum of two hours or until the game is finished, but not to exceed three hours, the fee is $20/hour
Willie Agee Playhouse at Vincent Park Resident & Non-Resident Groups Ÿ Clean-Up Fee $25 Per Performance Ÿ Damage Deposit $250 (Refundable) Ÿ Performances $25/Hour and $50/Hour for Non-Resident Groups (Four Hour Minimum, First Day; Per Hour Each Additional Day) Ÿ Rehearsal $15/Hour Additional costs may also be required for lighting and sound technicians. Staffing costs for the Playhouse Manager are separate and are based on actual staffing costs and time.
**No fees shall be charged provided that groups meet eligibility requirements listed in Section 2-270.3: n Section 2-270.3 – De nition of Resident Organization or Group – “Resident organization or group” shall mean any organization or group composed of over fifty-one percent Inglewood residents (Proof of Residency is required). 28 CityofInglewood.org