Hermon Neighborhood Council

ABOUT HERMON

a hidden gem in northeast LA

Established in 1903, the neighborhood of Hermon has a strong history of community involvement. Initially established by a religious group, it secularized and joined the burgeoning city of Los Angeles in 1912. Since its very beginnings, Hermon has fostered a sense of belonging that goes hand in hand with such a close-knit and active community – with many families remaining in the area generation after generation.

The Hermon Neighborhood Council was established in 2017 to allow stakeholders to focus their attention and volunteer efforts primarily on the issues and concerns of their home community while being more inclusive of Hermon’s diverse population and community interests.

General meetings are held the second Thursday of every odd-numbered month at 7pm, and Special Board meetings are held every even-numbered month at 7pm, except in December. Until it’s safe to resume in-person meetings, all meetings are being held on Zoom. RSVP to individual meetings on our calendar page and be sure to subscribe to our HNC emails for regular updates!

Are you a Hermon Neighborhood Council stakeholder? There are three districts that make up the Hermon NC area – Hermon East, Hermon North, and Hermon West. Click on the map to see if your residence or business falls within our boundaries.