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LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles City Council Aug. 30 unanimously approved Mayor Karen Bass’ proposed funding plan to use Measure ULA dollars to fund tenant protection programs including rental assistance and new construction of more affordable housing. This approval comes at a critical time when tenants across Los Angeles are facing eviction.
With this approval, the Los Angeles Housing Department is planning to launch the short-term emergency assistance program to prevent as many potential evictions as possible in mid-September. Tenant outreach and education will also be funded by Measure ULA to help ensure that tenants are aware of upcoming deadlines for back rent to be repaid and their rights. This funding plan will also support the eviction defense/prevention program to provide eligible at-risk households with legal support.
The Measure ULA expenditure plan includes:
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