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Homeless Budget


                                                                               2020-21 Adopted   2021-22 Proposed
                                                                                  Budget             Budget

             ● SOBER Unit – Funding is provided in the base budget for one Firefighter                       123,457                      122,574
               III/Paramedic to continue support of the SOBER Unit deployment. Funding is also
               included in the Sworn Bonus account. The proposed decrease reflects
               anticipated salary expenditures. There will be no change in the level of services
               provided.
            General Services Department
             ● Hepatitis A Prevention and Custodial Services – Funding is provided in the                       441,347                      422,369
               base budget for three Custodians to address Hepatitis A concerns at the Central
               Library. Funding in the base budget includes costs for contracted employees and
               vendor supplies at various branch libraries. Funding will be reimbursed by the
               Library Department.

             ● Comprehensive Homeless Strategy – Funding was provided to perform                       100,000                                  -
               appraisals, title reports, and review of City-owned property in support of the
               Comprehensive Homeless Strategy, including Proposition HHH and A Bridge
               Home. Funding was not requested in 2021-22 as sufficient funds remain from
               prior years to address anticipated needs.

             ● Custodial Services for the Los Angeles City Mall – Funding is provided for                       300,000                      300,000
               monthly pest control ($200,000) and pressure washing ($100,000) services at the
               LA City Mall and surrounding municipal buildings.

             ● Sale of City-Owned Property – Funding is included in the base budget for one                       128,445                      129,208
               Senior Real Estate Officer to assist with the disposition of properties connected to
               the Comprehensive Homeless Strategy. The proposed increase reflects
               anticipated salary expenditures. There will be no change in the level of services
               provided.

            Housing Department
             ● Domestic Violence Shelter Operations Support – Funding was provided for                    1,782,018                                  -
               the Domestic Violence Shelter Operations Program. 2021-22 funding is continued
               in the Community Investment for Families Department.

             ● Expansion of Domestic Violence Shelter Operations – Funding was provided                       124,608                                  -
               for one Senior Project Coordinator and related expenses to provide additional
               support to the Domestic Violence Shelter Operations Program in 2020-21. 2021-
               22 funding for the position is continued in the Domestic Violence Shelter
               Operations Support item under the Community Investment for Families
               Department.

             ● Human Trafficking Shelter Pilot Program – Funding was provided for the                       800,000                                  -
               Human Trafficking Shelter Pilot Program to offer safe, conditional housing
               through two 24-hour shelters. 2021-22 funding is continued in the Community
               Investment for Families Department.
             ● Construction Services for Proposition HHH – Funding is provided for one                       195,870                      112,329
               Rehabilitation Construction Specialist I to review and approve documents and
               report for Proposition HHH Program projects in construction. This position will be
               reimbursed by Proposition HHH Bond proceeds. The proposed decrease reflects
               the elimination of one vacant position as part of the Separation Incentive
               Program.

             ● Occupancy Monitoring Contract for Proposition HHH – Funding was provided                         35,904                                  -
               for occupancy monitoring services for affordable housing units funded by
               Proposition HHH in 2020-21. Funding for 2021-22 is continued in the Proposition
               HHH Occupancy Monitoring item, below.




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