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Reminder: Snow Day at Reynier Park – 12-18-22

Snow Day at Reynier Park - English-Spanish
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SNOW DAY at Reynier Park – 12/18/22!

Reynier Park Snow Day 2022
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RVNA – Neighborhood Clean-up 2022!

RVNA Neighborhood Clean-up 2022
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RVNA – Time to Join or Renew!

Dear Neighbors,

Reynier Village Neighborhood Association (RVNA) remains active and committed to keeping the neighborhood network robust.  This is the network that we can call upon whenever an initiative surfaces that impacts the quality of life in our neighborhood. Let’s renew our commitment to RVNA!

Please renew your RVNA membership ($20/year). The RVNA board has temporarily suspended the APS Security service until there is enough interest by neighbors to reactivate it. If you have already paid for APS this year, RVNA Treasurer Hector Garza will reimburse you.

There are three ways to make your payment: you can mail in a check, pay with Zelle, or pay with PayPal via your phone or computer. When using Zelle, please send payment to the RVNA dedicated payment email  payment@reyniervillage.org. One benefit of Zelle is that it doesn’t charge us a fee like Paypal does.

If you’re using PayPal, please use the following link for secure payment: PayPal.Me/ReynierVillage

Otherwise, please Mail in your payment to:

Reynier Village Neighborhood Association

1702 S. Robertson Blvd., #107

Los Angeles, CA 90035

Together we can create and maintain a vital and safe community!

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Special First Responders Jaws of Life Training – 10/23/21 at Collision Consultants

Our Neighbors are making a difference in safety and emergency preparedness!
 
Do you have a hybrid or electric vehicle? Did you know that the Jaws of Life procedures are different for rescuing someone from an accident in one of these vehicles?
 
One of our neighbors, Sam Zamir of Collision Consultants, is hosting a special training by The National Auto Body Council® First Responder Emergency Education (F.R.E.E.™) program to help prepare local first responder teams to rescue accident victims from these late-model vehicles. The program provides education and live demonstrations on working with high-strength steel, airbags, advanced restraint systems, onboard technology and safety around alternative fuel vehicles.
When drivers in the Los Angeles area have an accident, they rely on the community’s first responders to be there to help them to safety. And when they are driving a late-model vehicle with numerous airbags, advanced technology or electric/hybrid engines, the rescue can be more challenging. Alternative fuel systems present different challenges when first responders arrive at the scene of an accident. Electric cars, hybrid cars and natural gas vehicles have fuel systems that pose dangers for first responders if need arises to “cut” the vehicle for rescue.
 
WHEN: October 23, 2021 from 8am to Noon
 
WHERE: Collision Consultants 2627 La Cienega Ave Los Angeles, California 90034
 
WHO: NABC F.R.E.E.™ program, Collision Consultants and local Los Angeles Fire Departments along with Chubb Insurance and HURST Jaws of Life.
 
WHAT: The NABC F.R.E.E.™ program provides advanced education and guidance to help first responders practice cutting techniques on advanced vehicles, addressing high-strength steel and composite materials, multiple airbags, onboard technology and changing vehicle design. The vehicles for the program were donated by Chubb Insurance and HURST Jaws of Life is providing the classroom education and extrication demonstration.
 
For more information or to RSVP, please contact Sam Zamir at sam@collisionbodyshop.com or 310 280 6000.