HANCOCK PARK ANNUAL MEETING
HANCOCK PARK IN FOCUS: Direct Answers from Elected Leaders & Candidates
Date: Wednesday, October 21, 2026
Time: 6:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Location: Marlborough School (250 South Rossmore)
Join us for the Hancock Park Homeowners Association Annual Meeting. We expect to hear specific plans, schedules, and dates on what will be done for our neighborhood: permanent HPOZ protection, funded infrastructure repairs, and real deadlines.
Guest Speakers:
Senior Lead Officer Tyler Shuck — LAPD Wilshire Division
Crime Trends & Patrol Strategy: A briefing on recent activity in Hancock Park, property crime prevention, and LAPD patrol deployment across our residential streets
Assemblymember Rick Zbur - California State Assembly, District 51
Permanent Historic Protections: Advancing state legislation to permanently exempt all local historic districts and resources from state density mandates like SB 79
Defending R1 Zoning: Protecting single-family residential neighborhoods from blanket state upzoning policies.
State Infrastructure Funding: Securing state budget allocations and grants to assist local neighborhood infrastructure repairs and modernization.
Councilmember Katy Yaroslavsky - LA City Council, District 5
Power Grid Reliability & Outages: Establishing an enforceable LADWP timeline and equal CD5 priority to modernize aging circuits, eliminate chronic power outages, and repair dark streetlights.
Historic Preservation & State Mandates: Permanently safeguarding our eight CD5 HPOZs under the City’s Alternative SB 79 plan, ensuring exemptions from state-mandated upzoning and Missing Middle / Low-Rise density overrides.
Street & Sidewalk Restoration: Allocating City General and CD5 discretionary funds immediately for specialized concrete repair crews to fix our historic streets and sidewalks.
Traffic Calming & Pedestrian Safety: Expediting LADOT interventions and targeted speed enforcement to curb commuter cut-through traffic along interior corridors and school zones.
State Senate District 26 Candidates: Sara Hernandez & Sarah Rascón
Priorities & Voting Record: What they will do and how they will vote if elected to protect Hancock Park—keeping local control of our zoning, defending single-family (R1) neighborhoods, and permanently protecting our historic districts from SB 79 density mandates.
Bring your questions. We look forward to seeing you there!