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Captain Hutak began her Sheriff’s Department career in 1999
with the last graduating class of the millennium
She was then assigned to Twin Towers Correctional Facility
Her career across all four ranks from deputy to sergeant to lieutenant and now captain has included assignments at five patrol stations: Century Station
West Hollywood Station and now Pico Rivera Station which covers both the City of Pico Rivera and the Unincorporated areas of West Whittier and Los Nietos
She has also worked at specialized assignments such as the Special Enforcement Bureau
South Patrol Division and a sergeant executive aide
and Community Partnerships Bureau as a lieutenant
Captain Hutak was featured in the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department 100th Anniversary of Female LASD Deputies display
a tribute highlighting the history of women in law enforcement and the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department
Captain Hutak has a desire not only to preserve the legacy of women in law enforcement but to mentor and empower others to achieve their career goals
she was also featured on the television reality show “Boot Camp” where she was selected as one of twelve contestants
out of more than 5000 applicants and represented the Sheriff’s Department on a national platform
Captain Hutak is an avid fitness enthusiast and coach
With her nearly four decade-long career as a competitive athlete
coupled with undergraduate and graduate degrees in the fields of Kinesiology and Sports Science
her passion is to share that knowledge and inspire others not only to strive for top sports performance but also to live healthy lifestyles
Captain Hutak can most often be found working out or enjoying a variety of outdoor recreational activities
She is the proud parent of a teenage son and an adult stepson
Just north of Washington Boulevard in the unincorporated community of West Whittier-Los Nietos
a single-family home is poised to make way for new housing
per a noticed published recently by Los Angeles County's Department of Regional Planning
an .85-acre property at 7914 Broadway Avenue
is slated for the construction of a new five-story
The property consists of two parcels - the single-family dwelling
the project requires a zone change to accommodate multifamily housing
and is adding density bonus incentives on top of that to permit an even larger building
seven apartments are to be set aside for rent as deed-restricted affordable housing
The project applicant is listed as Marisela Garcia of Torrance
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Nearby the cozy area of West Whittier-Los Nietos are a handful of excellent beaches
Nestled in the heart of southern California, West Whittier-Los Nietos is a picturesque locale that has the advantage of being in proximity to some of the state's most beautiful beaches. If you’re seeking to escape the daily grind and bask in the golden sands of SoCal, here are the five best beaches near West Whittier-Los Nietos
Located just a short drive from West Whittier-Los Nietos
Seal Beach is an idyllic destination that offers a more tranquil atmosphere compared to some of its neighboring beaches
The charming Main Street adjacent to the pier is packed with quaint shops
The Seal Beach Pier is a fantastic spot for a scenic stroll or fishing
Children can also enjoy the playground situated close to the beach
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the city hosts numerous surfing competitions throughout the year
there's plenty of space to spread out and relax
The vibrant downtown area has a plethora of restaurants
Diverse and dynamic, Long Beach offers a unique blend of urban and beach vibes
Its waterfront attractions like the Queen Mary and the Aquarium of the Pacific are major draws for tourists
The sandy stretches are perfect for sunbathers and swimmers
while the marina is a bustling hub for boat tours and water sports
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as the wetlands attract over 200 species of birds
Its fire pits make it an ideal spot for beach bonfires
letting visitors enjoy the warmth and serenity of the coast during cooler evenings
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and the waters are perfect for both swimmers and surfers
The scenic Manhattan Beach Pier houses a small aquarium with touch tanks and marine exhibits
is blessed with proximity to some of southern California’s finest beaches
Each of these beaches offers a unique experience
or someone simply looking to relax by the shore
you'll find a slice of coastal paradise near West Whittier-Los Nietos.\
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Next month, the Los Angeles County Regional Planning Commission will consider a draft pedestrian plan for four of its unincorporated communities: Lake Los Angeles, Walnut Park, Westmont/West Athens, and Whittier-Los Nietos. The plan, branded as Step by Step L.A. County
is billed as a "policy framework" to encourage residents of unincorporated communities to walk more frequently
Public health and a need for improved street safety are the primary motivations behind the Step by Step. According to the draft plan
almost 24 percent of adults and 23 percent of children in Los Angeles County are considered obese. In some unincorporated communities
including Westmont/West Athens and Whittier-Los Nietos
those figures are even higher. Additionally
Los Angeles County's roads have become particularly dangerous for those who walk. Data shows that between January 1
a total of 219 pedestrians were severely injured and 86 were killed while walking in unincorporated communities
and reconfiguring streets and intersections
the County hopes to make walking a safer option for residents of unincorporated communities
Lake Los Angeles
located north of the Angeles National Forest
is characterized by low-density development. Its residents are largely car-dependent
with less than one percent or residents commuting to work by walking or biking
and only one percent of its residents commuting via transit.
Automobile traffic is heaviest along the community's two major corridors - Avenue O and 170th Street - with posted speed limits of 55 miles per hour
and real-life travel conditions that frequently exceed that number. Avenue O and 170th Street are also two of the handful of roads in Lake Los Angeles with sidewalks
which vary in width and upkeep from place to place
pedestrian facilities are limited in Lake Los Angeles
Crosswalks exist at only certain locations
and even at the community's lone signalized intersection - at 170th Street and Avenue O - sidewalks are present at only three corners
Pedestrian lighting has been historically limited in the Lake Los Angeles area out of a preference to preserve the area's rural character. However
the Step by Step plan notes that this comes at the expense of pedestrian safety - between 2009 and 2016
13 pedestrian-involved collisions have been recorded along 170th Street East and Avenue O
including two fatalities and nine resulting in a severe injury
The Step by Step Plan proposes approximately $36 million in pedestrian projects for the Lake Los Angeles area
Walnut Park
located between the cities of Huntington Park and South Gate, is a one-square-mile community that is home to approximately 16,000 residents
making it one of the most densely populated parts of Los Angeles County. Owing to its compact dimensions and proximity to numerous transit lines
a higher percentage of Walnut Park residents use public transportation (9.6 percent) than in Los Angeles County as a whole
The community is crisscrossed by heavily trafficked roads
including Santa Fe Avenue and Pacific Boulevard
where drivers frequently exceed posted speed limits
pedestrian facilities are more complete in Walnut Park than in Lake Los Angeles
though there are several areas cited for improvement. Most notably
the community has an inadequate tree canopy
particularly in its southwestern and northwestern corners
Walnut Park saw a total of 58 pedestrian-involved collisions
the bulk of which occurred on Pacific Boulevard and Santa Fe Avenue. Nearly 60 percent of these collisions resulted in a severe injury
and four were fatalities. Nearly half of all pedestrian-involved collisions resulted from a failure of ad river to yield to a pedestrian who had the legal right-of-way
The array of pedestrian projects slated for Walnut Park are budgeted at approximately $10.6 million. Proposed improvements include:
The Westmont/West Athens area is the most populous community involved in the Step by Step plan
with approximately 41,000 residents in an area surrounded by Los Angeles
As with the other unincorporated communities mentioned
the bulk of the Westmont/West Athens community is zoned residential
with commercial uses largely restricted to major corridors such as Vermont
as well as segments of Century and El Segundo Boulevards
Though Westmont/West Athens commute to work by walking at a lower rate than the County as a whole
the community is known for its high rate of public transit commuters - with 15 percent of Westmont Residents and 11 percent of West Athens taking a train or bus
High speeds on the community's primary commercial corridors - including Century
and Vermont - create impediments to walking. The community saw more than 240 pedestrian-involved collisions between 2009 and 2016
more than half of which resulted in severe injuries
and 11 that ended in fatalities. Nearly half of these collisions resulted from pedestrians crossing the street at mid-block locations that lack crosswalks
The Step by Step Plan puts forth up to $34.6 million in pedestrian projects for the Westmont/West Athens area
Roadway reconfigurations could occur on the primary thoroughfares of Westmont/West Athens
and Budlong Avenues - all of which have a history of pedestrian-related collisions and high vehicle speeds. Western specifically could see the restriping of an outside lane to accommodate a marked parking lane and bicycle lanes where feasible
Vermont's reconfiguration is A reconfiguration of Vermont is contingent upon Metro's future plans for a bus rapid transit line along the corridor - and potentially an extension of the Red Line subway in the more distant future
Shared-use paths are possible in a center median below transmission lines along 98th Street and along a Southern Pacific Rail Corridor which flanks the 105 Freeway trench
The West Whittier-Los Nietos area is home to 25,540 residents in a 2.5-mile space bordered by the cities of Pico Rivers
Approximately 80 percent of the homes in Whittier-Los Nietos were built between the 1940s and 1960s, a time during which sidewalk construction was not required in unincorporated communities. Consequently
The bulk of West Whittier-Los Nietos is zoned residential
with small segments of commercial zoning located along Washington
and Norwalk Boulevards. Owing to this largely suburban built environment
just 1.5 percent of area residents commute to work by walking
and just two percent take public transit. Both of these figures are substantially lower than the countywide average
a total of 59 pedestrian-involved collisions were reported in the West Whittier-Los Nietos area
more than half of which resulted in a severe or visible injury
Up to $28 million in pedestrian projects are proposed for West Whittier-Los Nietos by the Step by Step plan. Broadly speaking
Most facilities would be located along Norwalk Boulevard
which is being led by the Department of Public Works and the Department of Public Health
is currently in the midst of its environmental review period
with a hearing at the Regional Planning Commission scheduled to occur on April 10
Implementation of certain projects - particularly roadway realignments - would require further study beyond that of the Step by Step plan
Funding for the pedestrian plan projects could be provided through a variety of sources
including Los Angeles County's share of Measure M local return dollars
SB 1 revenue through the State of California
The pedestrian plans emerge as Los Angeles County considers multiple measures to improving safety for pedestrians and cyclists.
Last month, the Board of Supervisors approved a motion introduced by 1st District Supervisor Hilda Solis which directs the County's Department of Public Works to study the feasibility of adding protective vertical barriers to its existing 46 miles of bike lanes and the 34 additional miles currently in the design phase
was shot and killed at the intersection of Rose Hedge Drive and Gretna Avenue in the unincorporated area of Whittier at about 6:54 p.m
Esparza was taken to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead
You leave behind a mother and child," Esparza's cousin wrote on a carboard left at his memorial shrine
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