The City removes graffiti placed on private and public property located in the City of West Hollywood at no charge. Graffiti is generally removed within 3 days of notification and graffiti of a graphic or obscene manner is removed immediately. To report graffiti, you can call the City's Graffiti Hotline at (323) 848-6557 or fill out a Service Request. For additional information regarding the City's graffiti removal services, call (323) 848-6879.

 

To report a pothole in the City of West Hollywood, please fill out a Service Request or contact (323) 848-6879. When reporting a pothole in the street, please provide the street address closest to the location of the pothole, an approximate size, and a daytime phone number in the event we have difficulty identifying the reported location.

Sidewalk inspection and temporary and permanent repair of sidewalks that are displaced, damaged, or show significant signs of deterioration promotes public safety. The City's Sidewalk Program conducts sidewalk inspection and temporary repair annually at all commercial zones and once every 3 years in residential zones. Permanent repairs are completed on an annual basis by the Engineering Division. To report sidewalk repair in the City of West Hollywood, please fill out a Service Request or contact (323) 848-6879. When reporting a sidewalk repair, please provide the street address closest to the location, a description of the issue, and a daytime phone number in the event we have difficulty identifying the reported location.

Sidewalk Program & Map

Street sweeping picks up dust and litter, keeps debris out of storm drains, and creates a clean and tidy appearance for the neighborhood. All residential streets within the City are swept once a week while commercial thoroughfares are swept Monday through Friday. It is necessary to apply parking restrictions in conjunction with street sweeping so that the street can be swept next to the curb where litter and debris accumulate.

Holiday Enforcement Schedule - Information on parking and street sweeping enforcement.

Street Sweeping Schedules - Below are the City's street sweeping schedules. 

• Citywide Master Schedule (PDF)
• Commercial Zones Schedule by Week Day and Daily (PDF)
• Residential Zones Schedules by Week Day, Mon - Fri (PDF)
• Early Morning Schedule (PDF)

Street Sweeping Tips - The following are ways to ensure effective street sweeping operations for city residents and businesses who benefit from cleaner streets. While many cities restrict parking for three hours for street sweeping operations, the City of West Hollywood restricts parking for only two hours in order to minimize inconveniences. 

1. Do not park during restricted street sweeping hours. Besides receiving a fine, a parked car prevents the street from getting swept for a distance that is at least three times the length of the car. Street sweepers are not designed to operate in reverse so they cannot sweep up to the parked car and then reverse and drive around it. To get around the parked car, the sweeper must leave the curb many feet before actually passing the parked vehicle. 
2. Do not sweep or deposit leaves and yard trimmings in the street. The sweeper is not designed to pick up piles of landscape debris. 
3. Remove large items by hand. The sweeper is not capable of picking up large items such as flattened cardboard boxes, magazines, branches, or fast food bags stuffed with cups and wrappers. These items should be picked up by hand and deposited in a trash can. 
4. Be a good neighbor. If you see that your neighbor has forgotten to move their car on street sweeping day, or if there is a delivery truck or moving van parked during the street's restricted parking hours, please remind that person to remove their vehicle as soon as possible. Should the sweeper approach while they are parked, it will result in that portion of the street not getting swept. The tightness of the street sweeping schedule rarely allows for a second pass down the same street. 

Public trees are trees that grow in the public right-of-way such as parkways, sidewalks, and street medians and City park trees. There are approximately 9,000 public trees in West Hollywood. The City trims street trees located in residential neighborhoods once every 3 years and annually in commercial districts and corridors. The City does not typically trim trees during bird nesting season from March to August. All public trees are trimmed to International Society of Arboriculture Standards (ISA) by a private contractor. To report a public tree trimming request, please fill out a Service Request or contact (323) 848-6463.