The Community Planning Association is the sole La Jolla organization recognized by the City of San Diego to make recommendations on land use matters on behalf of the residents, merchants, and property owners of La Jolla.

However, La Jolla has a rich heritage of other organizations that offer opportunity for like-minded individuals to pursue their particular vision of La Jolla or focus on their particular neighborhoods. As a courtesy to the community and those organizations we offer this listing but take no responsibility for the content of their websites.

• La Jolla Recreation Center
  Most community meetings are held here
   
• La Jolla Town Council
  A civic organization providing La Jollans with a forum for debate, discussion, action on community concerns, and to advise local, state and federal governments of the community’s position on these issues.
   
• La Jolla Village Merchants Association
  Highlighting and promoting the businesses within the historic heart of La Jolla--the Village as well as a forum for issues important to merchants.
   
• La Jolla Shores Association
  The Association's primary purpose is community issues as they relate to the protection and enhancement of the unique characteristics of the La Jolla Shores area.
   
• Bird Rock Community Council
  Its mission is to engage in all activities that enhance the growth and improvement of Bird Rock as a vibrant and diverse neighborhood.
   
• La Jolla Coastal Access and Parking Board
  Implements the La Jolla Coastal Access and Parking Plan.
   
• Streetscape Committee
  A joint committee of the La Jolla Town Council and the business district focusing on the cleaning and enhancement of the streets, curbs, sidewalks, and plantings in the Village.
   
• Nell Carpenter Beautification Committee
  A subcommittee of the Streetscape Committee that has been hosting monthly cleanups at a different location in the Village every month on the 2nd Saturday.
   
• Bench Committee
  Manages the maintenance and dedication of benches in the Village and the coastal parks.
   
• La Jolla's Parks
  La Jolla's parks are overseen by three different organizations who review proposed special events and use permits as well as fundraise for maintenance, operation and improvements.
   
• La Jolla Community Foundation
  Its mission is to encourage civic engagement and pride through local philanthropy.
   
• La Jolla Historical Society
  The La Jolla Historical Society is dedicated to the discovery, collection and preservation of La Jolla's heritage.
   
• Art + Culture | La Jolla
  A website that deepens community awareness, pride and involvement in La Jolla's vibrant and diverse arts scene.
   

• Councilmember Sherri Lightner, Council District 1
   
• Councilmember Kevin Faulconer, Council District 2
   

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