Voting membership
One Member, One Vote, One Calendar Year of Dues Paid.
Voting members elect the Board, run for office, and set association direction.
$20Individual / yr
$30Household / yr
Membership · $20 individual · $30 household
Become a Voting Member of PLBRA, Elect the Board.
Membership is the mechanism that gives PLBRA standing to negotiate, petition, and push back. Voting members elect the Board, run for office, and back the work this association has done for forty years.
- $20 individual
- $30 household
- Pay via Square portal
Voting membership
$20
Individual / year
One voting seat for one resident, one calendar year
$30
Household / year
Two voting seats for residents in the same household
1
Vote per member
Elect the Board, run for office, set association direction
501(c)(4)
Nonprofit status
Independent of management and resident-funded only
Without voting members, PLBRA is a newsletter. With voting members, it is the institutional voice of twelve thousand residents. Membership is the difference.PLBRA Board · On what membership does
Why join
Membership Is the Lever That Gives PLBRA Standing.
Membership is what gives PLBRA standing to negotiate, petition, and push back. It is the difference between a newsletter on a stoop and an institutional voice at the table when utility billing, asbestos disclosure, key fob access, and city policy meet the lives of twelve thousand residents.
Voting members elect the Board, run for office themselves, and set the direction of the association from one annual meeting to the next. Members receive the bi-monthly newsletter, meeting minutes, and the resident resources PLBRA produces.
What members get
A Vote, a Newsletter, and a Seat at the Table.
- One vote in Board elections per member, per year
- Eligibility to run for the PLBRA Board of Directors
- Bi-monthly PLBRA newsletter and meeting minutes
- Standing to raise concerns directly to the association
Member benefits
What Your Membership Actually Does.
Advocacy
A Track Record You Can Point To.
Membership underwrites the institutional weight that gets utility credits issued, asbestos disclosed, key fobs handed out, and city policy moved.
Become a Member →Information
What Management Will Not Volunteer.
The PLBRA newsletter covers what is actually happening at Park La Brea: utility billing, tenant rights, safety updates, active advocacy, meeting minutes, and tenant guides.
See the newsletter →Vote & serve
Elect the Board. Run for the Board.
Membership unlocks the only two votes that change PLBRA: the vote that elects the Board, and the option to run for it yourself.
Meet the Board →Become a voting member
Twenty Dollars. One Vote. Forty Years of Resident-led Advocacy.
Pay through the PLBRA Square portal for the fastest path, or send a check by mail. Membership runs from the date of payment through the next annual meeting.
501(c)(4) nonprofit · Resident-funded · Independent of management