As we approach July 4th weekend from Thursday, July 4th to Sunday, July 7th, we want to make sure you have the resources you need to celebrate the holiday safely!
Use this resource guide for information about traffic & safety deployment in the Hollywood Hills and how to report illegal fireworks.
Hollywood Hills Traffic & Safety Deployment
Our office has been working over the last several weeks in partnership with the Office of Mayor Bass, City Departments, and many engaged community members to coordinate increased deployment throughout the Hollywood Hills and Beachwood Canyon for the July 4th holiday weekend. This measure aims to ensure smooth traffic flow, manage parking, and improve conditions for everyone during this busy holiday period.
July 4th
White Glove Traffic Control Officers will be located at:
– Beachwood Drive & Ledgewood Drive
– Deronda Drive & Rockcliff Drive
– Ledgewood Drive & Rockcliff Drive
– 6100 Mulholland Hwy
– Canyon Lake Drive & Mulholland Hwy
– Canyon Lake Drive & Arrowhead Dr.
– Runyon Canyon Upper Lot
Parking Enforcement Patrol Officers will be located at:
– Lake Hollywood Park and Beachwood Canyon
– Mulholland between Cahuenga Blvd and Universal City Overlook
LAPD Hollywood will be patrolling around Lake Hollywood Park and Mulholland between Cahuenga Blvd and Universal City Overlook.
The Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority will be closing the Jerome Daniel and Universal City Overlooks and Recreation and Parks will be closing Runyon Canyon Park early at 5PM on July 3rd, 4th, and 5th. There will be support from both Rangers and Park Activity Monitors in Runyon Canyon Park and Lake Hollywood Park. Temporary No Parking/Tow Away regulations will be in place at the Universal City Overlook on July 4th and 5th to complement the MRCA closure.
July 5th
White Glove Traffic Control Officers will be located at:
– Beachwood Drive & Ledgewood Drive
– Deronda Drive & Rockcliff Drive
– Ledgewood Drive & Rockcliff Drive
– 6100 Mulholland Hwy
– Canyon Lake Drive & Mulholland Hwy
– Canyon Lake Drive & Arrowhead Dr.
Parking Enforcement Patrol Officers will be located at::
– Lake Hollywood Park and Beachwood Canyon
LAPD Hollywood will be stationed around Lake Hollywood Park
July 6th
White Glove Traffic Control Officers will be located at:
– Beachwood Drive & Ledgewood Drive
– Deronda Drive & Rockcliff Drive
– Ledgewood Drive & Rockcliff Drive
– 6100 Mulholland Hwy
– Canyon Lake Drive & Mulholland Hwy
– Canyon Lake Drive & Arrowhead Dr.
Parking Enforcement Patrol Officers will be located at::
– Lake Hollywood Park and Beachwood Canyon
LAPD Hollywood will be stationed around Lake Hollywood Park
July 7th
White Glove Traffic Control Officers will be located at:
– Beachwood Drive & Ledgewood Drive
– Deronda Drive & Rockcliff Drive
– Ledgewood Drive & Rockcliff Drive
– 6100 Mulholland Hwy
– Canyon Lake Drive & Mulholland Hwy
– Canyon Lake Drive & Arrowhead Dr.
Parking Enforcement Patrol Officers will be located at:
– Lake Hollywood Park and Beachwood Canyon
LAPD Hollywood will be stationed around Lake Hollywood Park
* Please note that real-time changes may occur due to staffing or demand for additional staffing at different locations throughout the area. Our office will be monitoring issues through the long weekend
Should you encounter any issues or have concerns that require attention, please reach out to Walker.King@lacity.org via email or call 213-500-7357. Deputy District Director Walker King will be in touch with those on the ground doing enforcement.
Please contact these departments for other issues or violations:
Parking enforcement (blocked driveway, parking violation, etc): 818-374-4823
Traffic control: 213-485-4184
Police non-emergency: 877-ASK-LAPD (877-275-5273)
Report Illegal Fireworks
ALL fireworks in the City of Los Angeles are illegal! There are several safe and secure methods for reporting fireworks:
- Use the MyLA311 smartphone app. It’s free and available here: lacity.org/MyLA311
- The LAPD has an online fireworks form that you may fill out HERE
- IMPORTANT: Do not dial 9-1-1 unless you see someone being injured or at risk of immediate injury, or a fire or other emergency. Instead, use this telephone number: 1-877-275-5273
For the most up-to-date information regarding fireworks safety, please visit mysafela.org/fireworks/
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