City Administrative Officer seeks Council approval of Aurora Abracia to MICLA board

The nonprofit that helps the city finance buildings and equipment has one vacant seat after a director resigned in June 2026.

City Council· posted Oct 9Appointment

Retired city analyst Aurora Abracia would fill a vacant, unpaid seat on the five-member board of the Municipal Improvement Corporation of Los Angeles, which reviews the city's lease revenue financings. City Administrative Officer Matthew W. Szabo asks the City Council to adopt a resolution giving her a four-year term.

What happens next

City Council vote on the authorizing resolution; without action within 45 days of the clerk's receipt, the director is deemed approved.

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