HACLA asks City Council to waive $10 million in city payments for resident programs
The money would fund youth jobs, computer labs, recreation programs and security camera upkeep at public housing sites in 2027 through 2029.
The Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles wants to keep $10 million it would otherwise pay the city for municipal services, and spend it on public housing resident programs from 2027 through 2029. The request covers $3,677,000 for youth employment, $2,775,000 for recreation partners, $1,875,000 for computer learning centers, $1,278,000 for camera maintenance and $395,000 for facility repairs, and goes to the City Council and Mayor for approval.
City Council review and approval, followed by approval by the Mayor
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