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Homeless Budget


                                                                               Mayor's Proposal   Council Changes
                                                                                   Budget             Budget
                                                                                Appropriation      Appropriation
                                                                                  2021-22            2021-22
             Ɣ Proposition HHH Program Staff – Funding is provided for 11 positions    1,041,349        1,041,349

               consisting of five Finance Development Officer Is, one Finance Development
               Officer II, one Community Housing Program Manager, two Management Analysts,
               and two Management Assistants to provide underwriting support for the
               Proposition HHH Program. The proposed decrease in funding reflects the
               elimination of two vacant positions as part of the Separation Incentive Program.
               These positions will be reimbursed by Proposition HHH Bond proceeds.

             Ɣ Proposition HHH Supplemental – Realign funding totaling $1.8 million from    1,800,000     1,800,000
               various special purpose funds to the General Fund. One-time funding is provided
               to address the temporary increase in workload anticipated from the Proposition
               HHH Program that is ineligible to be funded by the Housing Department's existing
               special funds. Of the $1.8 million, $582,000 will be reimbursed by Proposition
               HHH Bond proceeds. There will be no net change to the overall funding provided
               to the Department.

             Ɣ Supportive Housing Services – Funding is provided for one Assistant Chief    130,898       130,898

               Grants Administrator to oversee Supportive Housing Services, which consist of
               the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority and Housing Opportunities for
               Persons with Aids programs. Funding is provided by the Community Development
               Trust Fund. The proposed decrease reflects anticipated salary expenditures.
               There will be no change in the level of services provided.

            Mayor

             Ɣ Homelessness Policy and Implementation Support – Funding is provided for  860,000            860,000
               the Mayor's Office to support initiatives to address homelessness within the City
               of Los Angeles which is provided for the creation of the Office of Citywide
               Homelessness Initiatives that oversees the development and execution of street-
               level coordination around homeless encampments, bridge housing projects, Skid
               Row interventions, and affordable and permanent supportive housing production.

            Police Department

             Ɣ A Bridge Home Sites – Funding is provided for sworn overtime to patrol the  8,000,000      8,000,000
               vicinity of Bridge Housing sites. While the 2020-21 Budget included $8.4 million
               for this service, the funding was eliminated interim by the $150 million reduction to
               the Police Department budget. The 2021-22 Proposed Budget provides $8 million
               on a one-time basis to restablish this service.

             Ɣ Homeless Coordinator Resources – Funding is included in the base budget for  220,938         220,938

               two positions consisting of one Police Sergeant II and one Secretary for the Office
               of Operations’ Homeless Coordinator. This Office coordinates the Department’s
               response to crime and quality of life issues for residents, business owners, and
               visitors to the City and ensures the Department’s alignment with the Mayor and
               Council’s homelessness policies and priorities. The proposed increase reflects
               anticipated salary expenditures. There will be no change to the level of services
               provided.

             Ɣ Proactive Engagement Staff/Support for Public Right-of-Way Clean Up –          -                -
               This service was discontinued as a result of reductions to the sworn force in 2020-
               21.  Formerly,  four  Sergeants  and  40  Police  Officers  supported  the
               implementation of expanded public right-of-way clean up and related outreach
               services (CARE and CARE+ Teams) by LAHSA and the Bureau of Sanitation.
               The Department continues to support the CARE and CARE+ Teams on an as-
               needed basis by responding to calls for service when they occur.








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