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Homeless Budget



                                                                               2021-22 Adopted   2022-23 Proposed
                                                                                  Budget            Budget



              ● Operation Healthy Streets (OHS) – Funding is provided in the base budget for    2,556,047  2,605,502
                12 positions consisting of one Wastewater Collection Supervisor, four
                Environmental Compliance Inspectors, three Wastewater Collection Worker IIs,
                one Senior Environmental Compliance Inspector, one Refuse Collection Truck
                Operator II, and two Maintenance Laborers. This team provides comprehensive
                cleanups and hazardous waste removal in the downtown Los Angeles and
                Venice Skid Row areas. The proposed increase reflects anticipated salary
                expenditures.
              ● Regional Storage Facilities - Funding is provided for 29 positions consisting of    3,026,896    3,657,314

                one Chief Environmental Compliance Inspector I, three Senior Environmental
                Compliance  Inspectors,  11  Environmental  Compliance  Inspectors,  11
                Maintenance Laborers, and three Administrative Clerks for the establishment of
                regional storage facilities at three Hubs (Lopez Canyon, CLARTS and Jefferson
                Yard) which would be served by multiple satellite facilities. The proposed
                increase reflects anticipated salary expenditures.
             Recreation and Parks
              ● 24-Hour Public Restroom Access (Venice) – Funding is provided in the base      233,654   242,283

                budget to allow year-round 24-hour access to one public restroom (ten stalls) at
                Venice Beach. The proposed increase reflects anticipated salary expenditures.


              ● Bulky Item Illegal Dumping Crew – Funding is provided in the base budget and    537,478  564,866
                is provided for seven positions consisting of three Gardener Caretakers, one
                Equipment Operator, one Park Ranger, one Electrician, and one Plumber to staff
                a dedicated Bulky Item Illegal Dumping Crew. The proposed increase reflects
                anticipated salary expenditures.

              ● Gladys Park Maintenance Program – Funding is provided in the base budget to      161,127  163,475
                provide ground maintenance and security services at Gladys Park located in Skid
                Row. The proposed increase reflects anticipated salary expenditures.
              ● Homeless Encampment Cleanup – Funding is provided in the base budget for     1,224,693    2,270,110
                32 positions, consisting of 11 Gardener Caretakers, six Security Officers, five
                Senior Gardeners, four Equipment Operators, one Electrician, one Plumber, and
                four Park Maintenance Supervisors to comprise four additional Bulky Item Illegal
                Dumping (BIID) Crew to assist with homeless encampment cleanups. The
                proposed increase reflects anticipated salary expenditures.
              ● Park Restroom Enhancement Program – Funding is provided in the base      2,552,070        2,651,047
                budget to continue the increased frequency of restroom cleaning by one
                additional cleaning per day at 50 heavily-used park locations and also expand
                bathroom operating hours at various park locations to meet the needs of park
                patrons. The proposed increase reflects anticipated salary expenditures.

             Transportation
              ● Community Assistance Parking Program – Funding is provided for two     122,779             130,136

                positions consisting of one Management Assistant and one Senior Administrative
                Clerk. These positions will support the Community Assistance Parking Program
                (CAPP), which allows individuals experiencing homelessness with open and
                unpaid parking citations to pay them by providing community service. The CAPP
                was approved as a pilot program by Council in 2017-18 (C.F. 15-1450-S1). The
                proposed increase reflects anticipated salary expenditures.



                City Departments Subtotal                                                   83,752,524    98,752,716











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