| About the WPRA |
Founded in 1962, the
West Pasadena Residents' Association is dedicated
to maintaining and enhancing the character
of our community and the quality of life in
West Pasadena. The WPRA fulfills this mission
by informing residents concerning current
issues, representing the interests of our
residents, and supporting the activities of
others with whom we share interests. The interests
of the WPRA range from maintaining trees to
maintaining city infrastructure, from traffic
management to transportation, from architecture
to development that enhances our community,
and much more.
The WPRA focuses its efforts on the area of
West Pasadena bounded by Colorado Boulevard
on the north, Fair Oaks Avenue on the east,
and the Pasadena city limits on the west and
south and on the interests of the residents
of that area. The WPRA publishes a quarterly
newsletter to over 4,800 West Pasadena residents
and hosts public forums and other events to
keep residents informed on local issues.
The efforts of the WPRA are guided by its
Board of Directors, and performed by the Board
and member committees. We are always in need
of capable assistance. If you are looking
for ways to help our community and are interested
in supporting the WPRA with your efforts we
would love to hear from you. If you would
like to know how you can help, or even have
an idea and are looking for a way to start,
please contact us.
If you are not a member please join
the WPRA. Your membership, contributions
and support can make a difference in West
Pasadena. All activities of the WPRA are funded
through membership dues and the contributions
of interested residents. The WPRA receives
no public funding or other monies.
The WPRA is a
501c3 public benefit corporation. Membership
and contributions are fully deductible to
the extent permitted by law.
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| NASA Groundwater Cleanup |
Community Invited to Informal Neighborhood Sessions on NASA’s Groundwater Cleanup Project -- Next session in West Pasadena on February 21
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| Traffic Study available |
The Traffic Reduction Strategies Study prepared for the city is now available. (Click on the title of this news item for more information.)
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