Committees

COMMITTEES. 
(Note: If you are a stakeholder who would like to sign up to
be a member of a committee, click here.)

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• Administrative Operations: Responsible for all administrative, budget and finance issues.

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• Communications: Responsible for all outreach and community relations, including website, publications, and events.
   

• Election Committee:  Responsible for Elections process and outreach
   

• Emergency Preparedness and Public Safety: Responsible for matters related to emergency preparedness and public safety.
   

• Environment and Sustainability: Responsible for matters related to environmental issues and sustainability efforts.

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• Coastline/Parks/Sunken City: Responsible for matters related to parks and coastal issues.
   

• Planning and Transportation: Responsible for matters related to planning, zoning, and transportation issues.
   

• Port: Responsible for matters related to the Port of Los Angeles.
   

• Rules and Bylaws: Responsible for matters related to rules and bylaws.
   

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HOW CAN STAKEHOLDERS PARTICIPATE?

First and perhaps most important: all stakeholders are invited to make public comment at any Board or committee meeting. Let us know what concerns you and we'll see what can be done.
 

If you have a particular community concern that you think we should address, contact the chairperson of the most appropriate committee and see if the concern is appropriately covered by that committee. If so, bring your concern directly to the committee's chairperson (so it can be put on the agenda of the next committee meeting). Your concern will be taken up and discussed, and action on it will potentially be forwarded as a motion for the Board's consideration.
 

If no committee seems appropriate (or there are time concerns), you can bring a motion directly to the Agenda Meeting. That monthly meeting considers all potential motions for inclusion in the monthly Board Meeting (whether they come from a committee or directly from a stakeholder).
 

If you are a local organization interested in requesting funds, contact the Administrative Operations committee.
 

Any stakeholder is welcome to join committees (you need not be a Board member). If you are interested in influencing how CSPNC addresses community issues, this is the most direct way. Contact committee chairs to learn more about committees, what they cover, and when they meet.
 

Interested stakeholders should consider running for Governing Board membership. Elections are two every years, but vacancies also occur in mid-term when Board members resign. Those vacancies are posted in the regular monthly Board Meeting agendas and are filled by a vote of the sitting Board members.