Dispose of e-waste and shred your documents for FREE on Sat., January 28, 2012, 9am - 2pm at Norwalk City Hall and Norwalk Social Services Center. Click here to view event details.

Bring in a used oil filter and get a new one for FREE! Sat., February 11th, 10am-2pm at Kragen/O'Reilly Auto Parts 12233 Norwalk Bl., Norwalk. Click here for event flyer.

LA County & local Cities will be hosting a Hazardous Waste Roundup at So Cal Gas Co. in Pico Rivera on March 10th. For more info Click Here

The BIG MEOW is a program sponsored by SEAACA and Pet-Connections, Inc. to provide FREE, no-cost spay or neutering of owned outdoor cats. Pet owners can make an appointment now. The surgery clinics will be held weekly and are open to cat owners who live in the SEAACA service area.
Your participation in the BIG MEOW Program is an important step in reducing the surplus cats in our community. In addition to surgery, each cat will receive at no cost a microchip-so your cat has a permanent ID, Vaccines (FVRCP and Rabies), plus the first month of flea preventive treatment.
Click here for more details.

The City is aware that individuals are calling residents and falsely claiming to be a City employee working for the "Home Improvement Program." He/she will indicate contractors are readily available in the area that will visit, evaluate, and make repairs within the home. They will then ask for your personal information and home address.

The City DOES NOT solicit community participation in this manner, so you should not release any personal information over the phone. Collect as much information as you can about the caller and report suspicious calls to the Public Safety Department at (562) 929-5732.

City employees are required to carry an identification card during regular business hours. You can always request to see an employee's City ID if you are suspicious of any activity.

For information about the City's Home Improvement Program, please contact the Community Development Dept. at (562) 929-5951.

With Winter and rain here, be prepared. Sandbags and sand are available free of charge. Click on the link for distribution locations within the City. Sandbag Info

Norwalk wants to show its respect and pride for the community's young men and women of the U.S. Armed Forces currently on active duty, through Operation Hometown Heroes recognition program. Street banners will be hung to show our support. Click here for program information. Participation Form.

The City of Norwalk and Southern California Edison (SCE) appreciate your help keeping our community safe by reporting street light outages. SCE owns and maintains over 5,400 street lights in the City. Their normal response time is 5 to 7 working days, but may take longer depending on the workload. There are three quick ways to report an outage:

1. Use the link and submit request online - Click Here To Report
2. Call SCE directly, 24 hours a day, at 1-800-611-1911.
3. Call Norwalk Public Services staff at 562-929-5511, Mon. - Fri. from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. You may also call after hours and leave a message. Note the City owns the safety lights placed over the City's signalized intersections. These are repaired/maintained by the City.

It will be helpful to provide a pole number if available, or you may place a ribbon on the pole, so technician can easily identify it.

The Caltrans Advocacy Office is now open at Norwalk City Hall. Hours are Monday through Thursday from 8am - 6pm and alternating Fridays from 8am - 5pm. Residents can also call (213) 359-7367 for any I-5 project related questions.