Neighborhood Councils are a hyperlocal form of government that work to ensure the City of Los Angeles is responsive to the needs, challenges, and aspirations of YOUR neighborhood. The Neighborhood Council system was designed with representation at its center. Unlike many other elected positions, the Neighborhood Council system is open to those who are system impacted, non-US citizens, unhoused neighbors, and young people in the community.
Are you ready to be a changemaker in your community? Candidate filing is officially open for Sherman Oaks Neighborhood Council! If you live, work, rent or own property, worship, attend school, or are a vested community stakeholder in Sherman Oaks, you can run for a seat on your Neighborhood Council. Check the Boundary Map to see which Area of Sherman Oaks applies to you.
As a Neighborhood Council Board Member, you will have the opportunity to advocate for issues that matter most to you and your neighbors, advise your City Councilmember and other City leaders, and contribute to positive change in your community.
This cycle, the following seats are up for election:
Additionally, Area 2 Business and Residential seats are currently vacant.
Filing is open until March 24, 2025. Learn more about candidate guidelines, neighborhood councils, how to file, and more on the LA City Clerk website. You can also email soncelections@gmail.com if you have questions.
All Neighborhood Council elections in 2025 are by mail. Even if you are registered to vote in other elections, you must request a ballot for this election between April 11 and June 1, 2025 through the online VBM Application Portal or downloadable paper application, both of which are found on the LA City Clerk website.