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Board meetings are held on the 2nd Thursday of every
month at 7pm at Virginia Park in Santa
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1705
Pico Blvd.
Box 125
Santa Monica, CA
90405-1648
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We
are a homegrown, grassroots voice with a community heart. We
are neighbors working together to improve the quality of life
and participate in the local decisions that affect us. Established
in 1979, the PICO Neighborhood Association (PNA) is a non-profit
organization that has been involved in a wide variety of issues
- crime & safety, housing, neighborhood conditions, commercial
development, City Hall watch, youth activities, parks, and traffic
control.
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New
PNA Board Ushers in a New Era of
Community Activism and Involvement
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A
newly elected PNA Board has ushered in a new era
of community engagement in the Pico Neighborhood.
Many in the community are excited about the increased
level of activism that has brought important improvements
to the quality of life in the Pico Neighborhood.
"We are focused on providing a family-centered
approach to leadership in our community," stated
newly elected PNA Board member Maria Loya.
The newly elected PNA Board has prioritized issues
vital to supporting the working class families that
make up the majority of Pico Neighborhood residents.
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The
PNA Announces it's 2nd Annual Scholarship Essay
contest. Through
hard work, community support, and accessibility
to resources we believe that all children can
accomplish goals and continue on to higher education.
The
PNA will reward one graduating high school senior
$500 for the furtherance of their studies. more
Pico
Neighborhood Association is working to improve
your mobility within Santa Monica. The
City of Santa Monica’s “Know Before You
Go” program provides weekly updates
of City and permitted utility projects within the
City’s streets, sidewalks, parks, and other
public space that are expected to impact the public
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Pico
Neighborhood Arts
and Culture
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Pico Neighborhood mural (by artist Ann Elizabeth
Thiermann) at the Stewart Street underpass of the
Santa Monica Freeway is listed on Murals of LA web
site. The mural shows the neighborhood's struggle
to remain unified on both sides of the freeway.
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