From our beginnings in the late 1990's our sole purpose has been very simple. As a community volunteer organization our mission is to work cooperatively and interactively with the community, elected officials, and state, federal, and local agencies to enhance, and improve local streetscapes, which will result in a better environment for both the commercial and the residential areas of Westchester. You may not know us by name, but you have seen our work throughout the community for the past two decades, and as a result, your quality of life here has been enhanced...greatly!

So, this new site is our bid to make our work better known to the community, and to bring you into the fold. Improving our streets, both their appearance and function, is a huge challenge, especially in fiscally challenging times. But, if you have ever tried to walk along Sepulveda Blvd between Manchester and Howard Hughes, tried to navigate sidewalks that at points have 3 ft high fissures and tree roots blocking the way, or just caught a glimpse of the condition of the sidewalks along this very highly travelled and very visible entry into Los Angeles from LAX as you drive up or down Sepulveda, you too will be aghast.

The good news is, we know how to fix it! We have established the political presence, and the relationships necessary to move our work along. We have the designs and bids in place to see yet another example of blight in our community turned into something beautiful, and useful. And you and your families can easily participate in making life in Westchester as good as it can get!

Come to a WSIA meeting and see what we are all about.