The City of Los Angeles is excited to begin work on updating its Park Needs Assessment for the first time since 2009. The Park Needs Assessment will be a roadmap to just and fair capital investment in parks and recreation and equitable connections to quality parks and recreation, to meet current and future needs of residents!
Get Involved!
Be part of the planning process for the City of Los Angeles Park Needs Assessment! You can participate by attending a community event, pop-up, taking the online survey, or by writing to the team directly to let us know your thoughts, concerns, and big ideas.
Attend a Community Meeting
May
THUR
29
Jackie Tatum Harvard Recreation Center
6:00–8:00p
1535 W 62nd St
Los Angeles, CA 90047
June
TUES
3
Lake View Terrace Recreation Center
6:00–8:00p
11075 Foothill Blvd
Lake View Terrace, CA 91342
WED
4
Lafayette Multipurpose Community Center
6:00–8:00p
625 South La Fayette Park Place
Los Angeles, CA 90057
THUR
5
South Park Recreation Center (a.k.a. Barry White)
6:00–8:00p
345 E. 51st St
Los Angeles, CA 90011
SAT
7
TUE
10
WED
11
WED
18
SAT
21
Pan Pacific Senior Activity Center
10:00a–12:00p
141 S. Gardner Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90036
WED
25
SAT
28
Granada Hills Recreation Center (a.k.a. Petit Park)
10:00a–12:00p
16730 Chatsworth St
Granada Hills, CA 91344
July
TUE
1
View the presentation from the phase 1 virtual meeting
Neighborhood Councils
We have requested a short report from each of the 99 Neighborhood Councils that includes their priorities. Councils can choose to submit a report, which is requested no later than June 2, 2025. Each Neighborhood Council received an email request. If you cannot locate your neighborhood council’s email request, please let us know at LACityParksNeeds@
We presented to the LA Neighborhood Council Coalition at the April 4, 2025, standing meeting.