2023-05-09_Spcl_Newsletter_CityHallClosed
CITY HALL CLOSED ON FRIDAYS
May 12, 19, 26 & June 2
Beginning May 10, 2023, crews will be replacing City Hall’s heating,
ventilation, and air conditioning. Because the work requires lead and
asbestos abatement as a result of insulation, ducts, and ceiling replacement,
staff is working closely with the contractor to mitigate impacts to operations ,
visitors and employees during business hours.
To minimize disruption to operations and expedite the overall project
schedule, City Hall will be closed for three Fridays in May (May 12, May 19,
and May 26) and one Friday in June (June 2). Staff will be accessible and
continue to provide services by working remotely on those days.
To contact staff call 310-377-1521 or email the following departments:
Planning: planning@cityofrh.net
Code Enforcement: codeenforcement@cityofrh.net
City Clerk: cityclerk@cityofrh.net
City Hall will remain open as usual from 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Mondays
to Thursdays.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
KNOW YOUR ZONE
VISIT PVPready.gov
On May 8 th , the four cities of the Palos Verdes Peninsula launched the Know Your
Zone evacuation readiness website http://PVPready.gov
With the aim to prepare Peninsula residents and businesses for evacuation in the
event of an emergency, the site houses Zonehaven, a cloud-based evacuation
pplatform with pre-established, Peninsula-wide evacuation zone maps. The zones
will also help fire, police and other emergency service agencies prepare for
emergencies, streamline the evacuation process, and reduce confusion by
enabling a single verified source of emergency information.
Residents, visitors, businesses, and school communities on the Peninsula should go
to PVPready.gov to find their evacuation zone, save it in their smartphone, or write
it down and keep it somewhere that’s easy to find in an emergency, such as on
their refrigerator or near the front door.
As we mark Wildfire Preparedness Week in California and National Wildfire
Awareness Month, the city, in partnership with the L.A. County Fire & Sheriff’s
Departments, encourages residents to Know Your Zone. In addition to home
addresses, residents should know the zones of places they frequent, such as work,
school, places of worship, or the homes of family and friends. No account,
registration or app download is required for this easy-to-use platform, which
provides critical information in multiple languages.