• The latest from the CDC
• See the breakdown of COVID-19 cases 
• Steps to help prevent the spread of COVID-19
• City of Los Angeles COVID portal
• LA County COVID portal
• LA Public Health portal
• Mayor’s FAQ on what you can/can’t do while Safer At Home orders are in effect
• NotifyLA – get text/email alerts on COVID-19 in the City of LA:
• LAUSD – student meals pickup center list + remote educational resources:
• Dept of Aging – for senior services
• Map of senior meal pickup sites:
• VolunteerLA – City of LA COVID response volunteer opportunities:
• Guidance, loans, evictions moratorium for small businesses

ASNC has initiated a monthly Certificate of Recognition for individuals/businesses/organizations
that best represent the character and values of the Arroyo Seco communities.
Nominations are made at Outreach Committee meetings and voted on at monthly Board meetings.

Roy Payan of Montecito Heights received the Certificate of Recognition in November honoring
his advocacy for the visually impared in community colleges and California State colleges

Monterey Hills' Doris Johnson Received the Certificate of Recognition For August

In June in honor of their contributions as volunteers at ASNC events, the Certificate of Recognition
was given to the kids of Hathaway-Sycamore. Council District 1 also gave them certificates from the City.

In April, the ASNC presented the Certificate of Recognition to Ben Park, a longtime resident of
Mt. Washington, for his tireless commitment to public safety, especially the Map Your Neighborhood effort.
Pictured Vice President Drew Paonessa, Ben and President Lynda Valencia. Photo Rider Strong

The first award goes to Maxx Capps of Young Storytellers who led the program at Latona Elementary
in Montecito Heights. On either side of Maxx are ASNC's Drew Paonessa and Rider Strong, who spearheaded
the effort. All three received Certificates from Mayor Garcetti.
ASNC President Lynda Valencia is on the left.

Hundreds of Students Receive Back-to-School Backpacks thanks to ASNC!