INGLEWOOD, Los Angeles County — People who want to raise questions about neighborhood parks, playgrounds, recreation programming and use of public facilities can follow the Inglewood Park and Recreation Commission.
The city’s commission page says regular meetings are generally scheduled for the first Thursday of each month at 6 p.m. in the first-floor Community Room A at City Hall, 1 Manchester Boulevard. It lists five appointed commissioners representing the city’s four districts and an at-large seat.
Check an agenda first
The normal schedule is not proof that any particular meeting has been confirmed; holidays, cancellations and special sessions can affect the calendar. The city directs residents to current meeting agendas and notes that the department can confirm the exact meeting location.
The Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department can be reached at 310-412-8750. Residents should review the published agenda to determine what specific issues are up for discussion before making a trip.
Source: City of Inglewood — Park & Recreation Commission, reviewed November 2026.
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