Residents
Hollywood Bowl
The Hollywood Bowl, originally known as Daisy Dell or Bolton Canyon, is a 1920s outdoor amphitheater in our neighborhood used primarily for music performances. The Bowl can also be an amazing place to visit in off hours, when concerts are not in session.
The "bowl" refers to the shape of the concave hillside the amphitheater is carved into. It is owned by the County of Los Angeles and is the home of the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, the summer home of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, and the host of hundreds of musical events each year.
The band shell — a distinctive set of concentric arches — graced the site from 1929 through 2003, before being replaced with a larger one beginning in the 2004 season. The shell is set against the backdrop of the Hollywood Hills and the famous Hollywood Sign to the northeast.
Located at 2301 North Highland Avenue, north of Hollywood Boulevard, on the west side of the boulevard, just south of Route 101.
Pinehurst Park
Hollywood Heights has its own member-only park at the corner of Hillcrest and Bonita Terrace. The park has two parts — one for members and their dogs, and the other just for members.
Only dues-paying members to the Pinehurst Park Association can use it. The Pinehurst Park Association is separate from the Hollywood Heights Association and has separate dues. Membership is $200/year, but HHA members get a special rate of $175/year.
Park maintenance is funded by membership contributions only — the City does not maintain the park. Creating and maintaining this oasis in the middle of our neighborhood has vastly improved the safety and beauty of the area.
To apply for membership or tour the park: pinehurstpark@gmail.com
HiHo Community Pet Network
Our neighborhood is home to so many pet lovers, and our pets are an important part of what makes this community special. That’s why we’ve launched the HiHo Community Pet Project—an effort to connect pet-owners in the community, keep our pets safe, and ensure they’re cared for in any situation.
Whether it’s reuniting lost pets with their families, providing a safe space for play, or offering support during emergencies, this project is all about looking out for one another and the pets we love.
Neighborhood Pet Database
Help us build a resource to reunite lost pets, assist found animals, and provide support during emergencies.
Register Your PetEmergency Pet Hotline
We've established a dedicated hotline for pet-related emergencies. If you need help with a lost, found, or injured pet:
Text (323) 409-0569Free Poop Bag Stations
We have free poop bag stations throughout the neighborhood to make it easier for everyone to keep our community clean.
Private Dog Park
Our exclusive community dog park is now accepting new members! Let your pups play, socialize, and enjoy a safe, fun space. HHA members receive a discount.
Learn About Pinehurst ParkUnhoused Response
Finding clear guidance on how to respond to situations involving unhoused citizens in our neighborhood can be tricky. There are multiple city and county agencies that deal with support for the unhoused and it can be hard to know how to find a compassionate and appropriate response.
Thankfully the Hollywood area is served by the Mayor's CIRCLE team. CIRCLE, which stands for Crisis and Incident Response through Community-led Engagement, is a 24/7 unarmed response program that deploys trained teams to address non-urgent LAPD calls related to unhoused individuals.
Non-Emergency Police Line
877-ASK-LAPD
Ask for CIRCLE when appropriate
Emergency
Life Threatening Emergency
If you see fire, experience a destructive earthquake, a crime being committed or any person experiencing trauma or harm, call 911.
Medical Emergency
If a person is unresponsive, in extreme pain, bleeding profusely, unable to move, confused, or asking for medical assistance, call 911.
If you suspect a medical emergency but are unsure of the severity, call Non-Emergency Fire Paramedics: 1-800-688-8000
Stay with the injured party until help arrives. If your own safety is compromised, leave the person and try to maintain visual contact.
Earthquake
- Drop — Cover — Hold
- Inside: Avoid windows and unsecured furniture
- Outside: Move to a clear area, away from poles and wires
- When the shaking stops, remain in place and survey your situation
- If your building or home appears to be unsafe, begin evacuation if it is safe to do so
- Assemble at the Hollywood Bowl parking lots or Highland Camrose Park
- Use text communication rather than telephone communication
Evacuation Point
You are encouraged to make a communication and evacuation plan from your home or business. If you have not made a plan, please assemble at the parking lots of The Hollywood Bowl. If the Bowl is unsafe, assemble at Highland Camrose Park. Await further instruction from emergency personnel.
Non-Emergency Contacts
For non-emergencies, call the Non-Emergency Police Line: 877-ASK-LAPD (877-275-5273)
Stay Informed
LAPD Trespassing Arrest Authorization
How to authorize LAPD to enforce trespassing on your Hollywood Heights property.
Post a Compliant No Trespassing Sign
- Your sign must comply with Los Angeles Municipal Code Sec. 41.24.
- Post at every walkway and driveway entrance, and at minimum every 50 feet along an unfenced boundary.
- At least one sign must be visible and readable from each entrance.
- Custom aluminum signs (12″ × 18″) compliant with LAMC are available from HHA for $30.
Complete & Notarize the Arrest Authorization Form
- A copy of the Trespass Arrest Authorization Form can be downloaded here.
- Fill in all required fields: property address, owner information, and description of the property.
- Take the completed form to a Notary Public for signature and seal. UPS stores, banks, and many offices offer notary services. Online notaries such as FedEx, Notarize.com, and DocuSign are also available.
- You do not need a police officer present when completing the form.
- The form is only valid for 12 months — you must repeat this process every year.
Deliver to LAPD Hollywood Division
- Bring your notarized form in person to the LAPD Hollywood Community Police Station — 1358 N. Wilcox Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90028.
- No appointment needed — drop off at the front desk during station hours.
- Keep a copy of the notarized form for your records.
Phone: (213) 972-2971
Annual Renewal Required
The Arrest Authorization Form expires after 12 months. Mark your calendar and repeat Steps 2 & 3 each year to maintain LAPD enforcement authority on your property.
Questions? Contact your Hollywood Heights Association at bod@hollywoodheights.org or LAPD Hollywood Division at (213) 972-2971.
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