The Central San Pedro Neighborhood Council welcomes the new commander of the Los Angeles Police Department Harbor Division, Capt. Gerald Woodyard at its 5:30 p.m., May 13 meeting, at Port of Los Angeles High School.
The situation of the unused jail at Harbor Division will be addressed by Capt. David Lindsay, commanding officer of Los Angeles jails. We’ll also hear from the new neighborhood prosecutor, Lauren Halligan, and section chiefs of the Customs and Border Patrol about the policy regarding detaining cruise ship members in our port.
The neighborhood is looking for community members to fill 17 at-large board positions that begin July 2014. Potential candidates are invited to come to the May 13 meeting at 5:30 to learn more about the opportunity to serve the community. Candidate applications are due May 16.
Details: www.sanpedrocity.org
Venue: Port of Los Angeles High School
Location: 250 W. 5th St., San Pedro
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