Measure A Draft Spending Plan for Homeless Services and Housing Gets Its Public Presentation Monday
A county-created advisory panel, the leadership table, meets at 1 p.m. at the East Los Angeles Library to take up the draft plan — and the spending plans of the housing agency that gets most of its money from Measure A.
The Measure A draft spending plan has just been released, and a county-created advisory panel is getting a full presentation on it at a 1 p.m. meeting Monday, according to the county agenda reporting read in full by this desk. The panel, known as the leadership table, is meeting in the Gloria Molina Conference Room of the East Los Angeles Library.
The panel is also getting presentations on the spending plans of LACAHSA, the agency that gets most of its money from Measure A to build affordable housing, and of the Los Angeles County Development Authority. Reports and presentation slides related to the plans are stored with the county meeting materials, according to the reporting.
Measure A is the county's homeless services and housing funding stream, and the draft plan is the document that will shape how that money is divided between services and housing construction. Monday's presentation is the advisory panel's — not a vote to adopt the plan, and this desk reports it as a presentation only, on the agenda as published.
