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                                                                               Mayor's Proposal   Council Changes
                                                                                   Budget             Budget
                                                                                Appropriation      Appropriation
                                                                                  2021-22            2021-22
             Ɣ Comprehensive Cleaning and Rapid Engagement Plus (CARE+) – Funding is  19,696,483                 19,696,483

               provided for 127 positions to staff 12 CARE+ Teams and overtime and related
               expenses. These positions consist of one Sanitation Solid Resources Manager II,
               one Sanitation Solid Resources Manager I, one Chief Environmental Compliance
               Inspector II, two Refuse Collection Superintendents, 10 Refuse Collection
               Supervisors,  three  Senior  Environmental  Compliance  Inspectors,  24
               Environmental Compliance Inspectors, 36 Refuse Collection Truck Operators, 46
               Maintenance Laborers, one Management Analyst, and two Administrative Clerks.
               These teams are responsible for removing abandoned waste from the public right-
               of-way and cleaning homeless encampments. These teams are deployed to the
               highest need areas of the City. The CARE+ teams were previously known as
               Clean Street Los Angeles Teams. The proposed increase reflects an increase in
               funding for overtime and the inclusion of a position previously misidentified as part
               of another division.


             Ɣ CARE Hazardous Waste Removal Services – Funding is provided for       3,401,000          3,401,000

               hazardous waste removal services as part of the City's comprehensive cleaning
               program through the CARE teams.


             Ɣ CARE+ Expansion – Funding is provided for 20 positions consisting of one  3,264,786      3,264,786
               Senior Environmental Compliance Inspector, four Environmental Compliance
               Inspectors, one Refuse Collection Supervisor, six Refuse Collections Truck
               Officer IIs, and eight Maintenance Laborers for two additional CARE+ teams.
             Ɣ Comprehensive Cleaning and Rapid Engagement Expansion –                      -             1,334,912
               Budget and Finance Committee Report Item No. 203
               The  Council  modified  the  Mayor's  Proposed  Budget  by reducing
               $1.6 million from the Unappropriated Balance - CARE/CARE+ Service Level
               Expansion line item and increasing funding to the Public Works Bureau of
               Sanitation ($1,334,912 direct cost, $265,088 indirect cost) to expand service
               levels at A Bridge Home and interim housing sites.


             Ɣ CARE/CARE+ Program Support – Funding is provided for two positions        160,036            160,036
               consisting of one Senior Management Analyst I and one Management Analyst to
               support the CARE/CARE+ teams.

             Ɣ Clean Streets Safety and Training Program – Funding is included in the base    86,820       86,820

               budget for one Refuse Crew Field Instructor to conduct training on the proper and
               safe operation of refuse collection vehicles and equipment. In addition, this
               position will proactively identify and correct work hazards and train employees on
               proper work techniques and field practices to prevent injuries. The proposed
               decrease reflects anticipated salary expenditures. There will be no change to the
               level of services provided.
             Ɣ Clean Streets Vehicle Rentals – The Clean Streets Program addresses illegal  1,518,000   1,518,000


               dumping, alleyway cleanups, and homeless encampments. Funding for the Clean
               Streets Program is provided directly in the Bureau of Sanitation operating budget.
               Funds were previously provided in the General City Purposes Budget to
               reimburse the Solid Waste Resources Revenue Fund for indirect costs for the
               Clean Streets Program including vehicle fuel, vehicle depreciation, and fleet
               maintenance expenses. The Bureau has moved from using vehicles from the
               Solid Waste Resources Revenue Fund to procuring rental services for the
               vehicles needed for the CARE teams. This request supports homeless
               encampment clean-ups in addition to other waste removal operations in the public
               right-of-way.



             Ɣ Mobile Hygiene Centers Program – Funding is provided for 13 Maintenance  5,864,664       5,864,664
               Laborers and overtime salaries. This team provides hygiene facilities for
               homeless individuals.
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