Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Regularly Scheduled Meeting
The meeting included a moment of silence for victims of a recent traffic accident, a land acknowledgement for local indigenous peoples, and an invocation. Key presentations featured a scroll presentation to the Department of Medical Examiner for regaining full accreditation from the National Association of Medical Examiners. The Board discussed and approved various items, including the Veterans Directed Care Program, items related to homelessness, fiscal responsibility, and disability awareness proclamations. Additionally, the Chief Executive Officer presented recommendations for the 2026-2027 supplemental budget, addressing challenges such as decreased federal funding and legal settlements.
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County of Los Angeles Deferred Compensation and Thrift Plan Administrative Committee Meeting Agenda
The agenda focuses on financial oversight and committee planning. Key discussion topics include a presentation on the Non-U.S. Equity Fund Structure Study, a semi-annual review of the Stable Income Fund, and a decision regarding managed accounts and advisory services. Additionally, the committee is scheduled to approve the 2027 meeting schedule.
Sep 25, 2026·Board meeting agenda
County Of Los Angeles Pension Savings Plan Administrative Committee Meeting Agenda
The Committee scheduled items regarding the annual review of the Stable Asset Fund by Mercer and the approval of the 2027 meeting schedule. The meeting agenda also included an opportunity for new business requests.
Jun 22, 2026·Board meeting
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Special Meeting
The board meeting primarily focused on fiscal year 2026-2027 budget deliberations. Key discussion topics included the presentation of final changes to the recommended budget, covering revenue sources, the allocation of funding for public parks, the establishment of an ethics commission, and upgrades to the Sheriff's department dispatch system. The meeting also highlighted significant investments in alternatives to incarceration, jail closure implementation, correctional health services, homeless services, and various workforce development programs. The Chief Executive Officer addressed financial pressures, including federal funding cuts and deficit-related constraints, while emphasizing the priority of maintaining critical safety net services.
