Whenever you are leaving your home to procure or provide essential services, either in public or in private settings, LA County is asking residents to please wear a clean cloth face covering at all times. Face coverings are not a substitute for our most powerful tools to slow the spread of COVID-19: staying home and …
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting us all, personally and professionally. Shelter-in-place orders have restricted our movements and kept us from going about our business as usual. For some, this pandemic has interrupted the ability to get to City hall and pay a bill, or to make their payment in a timely manner. In this …
Even though Eggstravaganza was not held last weekend, Community Services staff still took the opportunity to spread a little cheer! Staff posted an online egg decorating activity where residents could print and decorate paper eggs and hang them in their windows for residents to find while on a walk in their neighborhood. On Saturday and …
Citizens of South Pasadena, during this very difficult time, I want you to know that the members of your Fire Department remain poised and ready to answer the call and continue to provide uncompromised service to the community! I also want to personally thank all of our citizens for adhering to the ‘safer at home …
In our efforts to provide our community with the safest possible environment, please know the men and women of the South Pasadena Police Department are here, 24/7-365. We are dedicated to maintaining a safe community and a strong partnership with our residents. The key to that partnership is open communication. For this reason, during this …
Welcome to the City Hall Scoop, a blog from South Pasadena City Hall. Our intention is to provide short daily bursts on hyper-local topics of interest to our residents! Please send suggestions for articles to: SocialMedia@southpasadenaca.gov. 3/28/2022
The Senior Center typically serves lunches to seniors at low cost. However, with restriction on gatherings, it became dangerous to host a sit-down meal. In March the meal service transitioned to doorstep delivery to keep our seniors safe. We average more than 70 meal deliveries per day and provide frozen meals to carry them over …
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