Committees

Our Committees

Committees lead initiatives and advocate issues relevant to the Lindberg Park neighborhood. They facilitate progress and oversee execution on behalf of our association. As representatives, they communicate with the relevant parties, assert the Lindberg Park Neighborhood Association position, and periodically report to the general membership about current status.

Participation is strongly encouraged. All Lindberg Park residents are welcome to join and/or lead a committee. If you have a special interest/issue not covered by the active committees below, submit a new committee proposal for Board review.

BLOCK CAPTAINS

The Block Captains are the first line of communication within LBPNA.  They will report to Communications, but also work across all committees to help facilitate coordination and activities with Lindberg Park. The Block Captains will also be the eyes for Emergency Preparedness (walkie-talkie holder, and Great Shake Out coordination), Crime Prevention and Awareness (as part of NW), and for Social Engagement (as part of Social Engagement committee - e.g. letting LPNA when new neighbors arrive).

Find your block captain for your block.

Contact

David Winslow

NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH

The Neighborhood Watch Committee will provide coordination and communication for Crime Prevention and Awareness.  The committee will also coordinate efforts with CCPD and CCFD.

Contact

David Winslow

LINDBERG PARK VISIONING

The Lindberg Park Visioning Committee will act as a facilitator to provide education, guide conversation and foster engagement around the General Plan Update and the future vision for Lindberg Park. The committee align with the City's Advanced Planning team and act as neighborhood point-of-contact to support City-directed communications.

Contact

Michelle Weiner

Robyn Tenensap

Angie Lee Poston

TRAFFIC & LIGHTING

The Lindberg Park Traffic & Lighting Committee will address existing and future issues related to neighborhood traffic (i.e. reckless driving, hazards, excessive cut-through traffic) and public outdoor lighting that impacts the safety of residents.  The Committee will strive to act as a repository for community members’ concerns and a conduit for addressing them with Culver City’s Public Works Department and any other applicable municipal agencies.  The Committee will work to develop relationships with City personnel who oversee traffic and lighting and maintain an open channel of communication with them.  The Committee will endeavor to meet once a quarter and provide regular updates to the Board and community members.

Contact

Ross Piro

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS

The Emergency Preparedness Committee will help provide, in the event of an emergency, coordination, and communication within Lindberg Park and to Emergency Services, as needed. The committee will also maintain, organize, be responsible for and provide access to the emergency supply cabinet. The committee will also be involved with, and help coordinate Lindberg Park's participation in the annual Great Shake Out.

Contact

Mick Fenton

David Winslow

SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT

The purpose of the Social Engagement Committee is to foster a cohesive community by welcoming new neighbors, and organizing fun events for the entire community so neighbors can meet and socialize with each other. 

Contact

Ann Bishop

COMMUNICATIONS

The Communications Committee will create and maintain communications channels and best practices to ensure streamlined communication across Lindberg Park residents. Channels include, but are not limited to, email, website, Facebook, flyer and events.

Contact

Mike Scarano

Peter Huang