City Clerk asks Council to adopt San Pedro waterfront business district's 2026 budget

The property owner group plans $1.4 million in security, cleaning, trolley and marketing services, with no assessment increase.

City Council· posted Sep 10Report

Property owners in downtown San Pedro and the LA Waterfront would keep paying the same assessment rates in 2026 to fund 85 security cameras, private patrols, sidewalk cleaning, the trolley and events. The City Clerk recommends the City Council adopt the plan, which the district board approved in January 2026.

What happens next

City Council may adopt the annual planning report as filed or modify it.

How the Council voted on this file
Yes No Absent
  1. 11–0–4
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