Mayor seeks Council approval of $31.97 million federal homeland security grant

Los Angeles would accept and distribute 2025 UASI anti terrorism funds for the LA/Long Beach region through May 2028.

City Council· posted Oct 24Report$32M

The city would receive $31,975,339 in federal homeland security money for police, fire, cyber, port and airport projects across 17 partner jurisdictions. Mayor Karen Bass asks the City Council to approve the application, adopt a resolution and authorize contracts through 2028.

What happens next

City Council action on the grant application and Governing Body Resolution

Official portrait of Karen Bass
Karen Bass

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