LOS AL NEIGHBORLY NEWS 10.15.20
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At-Large Councilmember
Living in Los Al District 1
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Dear District 1 Residents,
Happy (almost) Halloween and Election Day! COVID-19 has made these two dates look extremely different compared to years past. However, because of the innovation of the Los Alamitos community, both will be as successful as always. Stay safe!
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Ballots are out! There is a Ballot Drop Box at the Los Alamitos Community Center at 10911 Oak Street. This bypasses mailing them back in. If you are not able to deposit your ballot, give me a call (562-241-0235) and I will help. If you want to vote IN PERSON, you can do this at Rush Park in Rossmoor; or at the Los Alamitos Unified School District Offices at Bloomfield and Ball Road.
If you have comments, questions, or concerns about anything regarding the City, you can email me at deanlosal@gmail.com or call me at (562) 241-0235.
God bless you and God Bless America.
Dean Grose
Los Alamitos City Councilmember
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Oct.1, 7:02 am, Medical Aid, Los Alamitos Blvd., south of Sausalito.
Oct. 2, 3:57pm, Smoke Detector, 10821 Oak St., Classroom 5, Oak Middle School., 10500
Oct. 3, 11:38am, Medical Aid, Katella Ave. and Pine Street.
Oct. 4, 7:22am, Medical Aid, Coyote Creek Bike Path, bikeway bridge.
Oct. 4, 11:11am, Flooding, 3548 Howard Avenue.
Oct. 5, 8:54am, Medical Aid, Walnut St. north of Florista.
Oct. 5, 11:29am, Medical Aid, 10681 Oak, Royal Oak Mobile Home Park.
Oct. 7, 3:11am, Alarm, 10812 Oak Street.
Oct. 7, 12:16 pm, Medical Aid, Los Alamitos Blvd., south of Green Street.
Oct. 8, 1:54 pm, Medical Aid, 10861 Oak, Royal Oak Mobile Home Park.
Oct. 10, 5:21pm, Medical Aid, Walnut St. south of Florista.
Oct. 11, 2:28pm, Medical Aid, Katella Ave. east of Maple St.
Oct. 12, 11:53am, Medical Aid, Walnut St. south of Florista.
Oct. 13, 7:11an, Medical Aid, Claremore St. in the Bungalows.
Oct. 13, 8:41am, Medical Aid, Los Alamitos Blvd. and Howard St.
Oct. 14, 4:55am, Medical Aid, Los Alamitos Blvd., south of Cerritos.
Oct. 15, 8:42am, Traffic Collision at 3464 Katella Ave.
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Police Calls, District One |
INCIDENT AWARENESS: Avoid west and eastbound Katella Avenue for the next several hours due to CHP closures resulting from an encounter with a transient at the 605 Freeway southbound on-ramp. Shots were reportedly fired at and by the CHP Officer. Active scene. Los Alamitos City Hall, Oak Middle School and nearby facilities are on lock-down as a precautionary measure.
Oct. 1, 12:16am, Bicycle Stop, 10500 Los Alamitos Blvd. 38 yr old Long Beach resident arrested for two outstanding warrants.
Oct. 1, 9:53pm, 10700 Los Alamitos Blvd., vehicle broken into, several items stolen.
Oct. 2, 10:34am, 3400 Katella Ave., $1000. Worth of product stolen earlier.
Oct. 3, 12:05am, 3700 Cerritos Ave., Traffic Stop. 29 yr old self admitted gang member, arrested for possession of methamphetamines.
Oct. 5, 3:34am, Walnut St. and Florista; Traffic Stop. 23 yr old male from Los Angeles was arrested on several outstanding warrants.
Oct.5, 3:06pm, 10962 Los Alamitos Blvd., Suspicious Person. A 35 yr old male was arrested for Possession of methamphetamines.
Oct. 5, 7:00pm, 3562 Katella Ave., 42 yr old male from Chandler, AZ., arrested for DUI.
Oct. 6, 5:51pm, 3902 Green St., Assisting outside agency. Los Al PD assisted the CAT team as they assessed a 13 year old.
Oct. 7, 7:28am, 10951 Walnut St., catalytic converter stolen from vehicle.
Oct. 7, 9:42am, 10851 Walnut St., catalytic converter stolen from vehicle.
Oct. 9, 5:57am, Maple and Farquhar, Traffic Stop. 27 yr old male and 33 yr old female and 28 yr old female – all from the Los Angeles area, arrested on felony warrants. All were charged with possession of numerous burglary tools, stolen property and methamphetamines. The 28 yr old female also admitted to thefts from motor vehicles in Los Alamitos.**
Oct. 10, 10:04am, 4262 Howard, victims vehicle had been broken into and items stolen ** recovered from prior arrest above.
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Farquhar Avenue:
Thank you Public Works for maintaining and trimming the hedges to keep our city beautiful!
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Don’t forget to get your ballot completed and return it, or make arrangements to vote in person.
As of Oct. 13, only 3% of the Dist. 1 registered voters and their ballots submitted. That’s 37 voters. The largest demographic was the 65+ age group (17), followed by 35-49 (9); then 50-64 (8); and lastly the 28-34 group (3). Even if you’ve decided to not vote on the top of the ballot, city elections are further down and important for you to let your voice be heard on the City Council. Here would be my recommendations of Ballot Measures, based on a great deal of research (remember, study the issues and make your own selection).
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And in Los Alamitos, Measure Y: RECOMMENDED YES |
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Old Town West Traffic Calming |
On Monday, Oct. 12, the City Council approved Phase One of a project for traffic calming in the Old Town West area, after residents on Chestnut St. and Walnut St. submitted petitions to the Traffic Commission last fall. Several public hearings were held on Sept. 29, 2019, and March 11 this year. Expected to cost $25,000, this will include speed limit signs being posted throughout the area (25mph) as well on pavements in various locations; plus a realignment of traffic lanes, buffer and parking for each street between Katella Ave. and Sausalito St. Bids will be sought in November, with an award in December and work to be done between February and March of 2021. If needed, a Phase II will extend similar measures to other streets in the Old Town area. There will be a review after Phase 1, about 10 months after installation before a Phase II will be considered. See the picture below. |
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