Los Angeles County Development Authority
Coverage of Los Angeles County Development Authority in the Nexus archive.
- County Approves $3 Million Program to Clean Lead-Tainted Soil at Standing Altadena Homes
Los Angeles County approved a $3 million program to help Altadena homeowners remove lead-contaminated soil from properties affected by the Eaton Fire. The Altadena Soil Remediation Program will be managed by the Los Angeles County Development Authority using existing county contracting mechanisms.
- LA County Approves Altadena Soil Cleanup Program
LA County approved a soil cleanup program for Altadena homeowners affected by the Eaton Fire. The program, administered by the Los Angeles County Development Authority, allocates $3 million for soil remediation, including $1 million from Supervisor Kathryn Barger’s Fifth District Climate Equity Account and $2 million in additional funding.
- County Supervisors to Take Up $1 Million Altadena Soil Remediation Program
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors will consider a proposal to establish a $1 million Altadena Soil Remediation Program, funded by the County’s Climate Equity Account and implemented through the Los Angeles County Development Authority (LACDA). The program aims to allocate County funds for soil remediation work in Altadena.
- 4,000 LA County Households to Avoid Losing Housing Assistance
More than 4,000 Los Angeles County households will remain housed as local housing agencies transition participants from the Emergency Housing Voucher program to the Housing Choice Voucher program before federal funding expires. The agencies, including the Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles and Los Angeles County Development Authority, have sufficient resources to move all eligible participants.