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Los Angeles County’s $38.5 billion recommended budget will be presented to the Board of Supervisors on April 19 by Chief Executive Officer Fesia Davenport. The recommended budget marks an important step forward in the County’s efforts to move safely through the COVID-19 pandemic and into a broad-based, equity-focused economic recovery.
The spending blueprint, the first step in the annual budget process, builds on lessons learned during the past two years and makes full use of federal and state funds to jumpstart the County’s recovery. The budget strikes a balance between ensuring a social safety net and funding critical services such as health care, while also continuing to build the foundation for a “Better than Before” recovery that lifts all communities.
In addition to ramping up to establish new departments focused on justice, care and opportunities; aging and disabilities; youth; and workers and economic development, key recommendations for funding include:
Links to Key Resources:
Contact: Countywide Communications pio@ceo.lacounty.gov 213-974-1311
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