Welcome to the Mission Hills Neighborhood Council (MHNC) website. Be sure to bookmark this page and come back often to view our upcoming events and meetings. Meet, greet, and get to know your community!

Browse through our website and view monthly newsletter, event and meeting dates, meeting agendas, By-Laws, election procedures and board member contact information.

Also within our website you will find links to City, County and State websites, including links and a phone directory to several useful resources.

To reach us simply click on the link to "contact us" and send us your questions or comments.

We hope to see you at our next meeting. Click on "Events and Meetings" for dates.

Thank you for visiting our website,

- MHNC Board

Local areas of interest:

• San Fernando Mission, founded in 1797

• Andres Pico Adobe, the 2^nd oldest adobe home in the City of Los Angeles, built around 1834

• Memory Gardens, located in Brand Park is a favorite wedding photo location

• Providence Holy Cross Hospital, completed in 1962

• Fire Station 75, which opened in 1959

• Mission Area Community Police Station, established on May 1, 2005

Brief History:

Once known as Dennis Park our community has always been rich with history that has been preserved by the businesses, buildings and residents alike!

During the 1956 elections a 65% vote in favor of changing Dennis Park to Mission Hills by local businesses and the community.

Several local businesses, now considered local landmarks, still exist today from the days when we were called Dennis Park.

Dennis Park Bakery established in the early 1950's reminds us of our rich history from a half century ago! 

Other well known businesses such as the Bear Pit (est. 1954) and Empire Hardware (est. 1957) many times serve as solid  landmarks when giving directions to help newcomers find their way around town.

Once the Golden State and San Diego freeways were completed in 1962-63 Mission Hills was referred to as the “Golden Triangle” nestled between both freeways that connect at the northern tip of the community with the 101 freeway located in the southern part of the San Fernando Valley.

About the Council:

We were certified on April 19, 2005. Our Board of Governors consists of 13 seats plus a youth member seat.

The MHNC is within Council District 7, State Assembly District 39 and Senate District 20 in the north east San Fernando Valley.