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Homelessness and Health Committee · Held

Los Angeles City Council Homelessness and Health Committee meeting, September 9, 2026

September 9, 2026, 2 p.m. · Updated

From official records: On Sept. 9, 2026 the Los Angeles City Council's Homelessness and Health Committee approved, 3-0, the city's second homelessness funding report for 2026-27, which funds a Tiny Home Village lease in Council District 15, Homekey 3 interim housing in Districts 12 and 4, and 200 new youth rent subsidy slots. The committee added a 120-day LAHD progress report. It also asked the CAO how RV to Home expansion money will be split among Council offices and noted and filed a LAHSA report. The Council adopted the funding report Sept. 16, 12-1, with Monica Rodriguez voting no.

As of October 2, 2026, outcomes for the September 9, 2026 meeting of the Homelessness and Health Committee of the Los Angeles City Council come from official records posted so far, such as council files, recorded votes and filed statements. Some results may be missing until the full minutes are posted and read.

AgendaOfficial agenda (posted September 4, 2026)
Council JournalOfficial Journal
VideoRecording

Committee members, per the committee reports: Ysabel Jurado, Tim McOsker, Bob Blumenfield, Imelda Padilla and Nithya Raman. Blumenfield is recorded absent on all three items and Padilla on item 3.

1. CAO to report how RV to Home program expansion money will be divided among Council offices

  • What it does: Directs the CAO to report how money in General City Purposes Fund Line 19 will be allocated to Council offices to expand the RV to Home Program (committee report).
  • Who brought it: Monica Rodriguez, seconded by Katy Yaroslavsky (CF 26-0600-S112).
  • What happened: Approved; Jurado, McOsker, Padilla and Raman yes, Blumenfield absent (committee report).
  • What’s next: The Council adopted it Sept. 18, 11-0 (CF 26-0600-S112).

3. Second 2026-27 homelessness funding report: interim housing leases, Homekey sites and youth subsidies

  • What it does: Approves the CAO’s report, which authorizes a lease for a Tiny Home Village in Council District 15, funds Homekey 3 interim housing in Districts 12 and 4, reprograms state HHAP money, pays leases at 11 interim sites, funds youth programs including Alliance Time-Limited Subsidies, and moves money to assess the Inside Safe motel portfolio. It also finds the navigation center at 600 E. 116th Pl. exempt from CEQA (CAO report, committee report).
  • Amendment: The committee added a 120-day LAHD report on leasing 200 new Transitional Age Youth slots in the Alliance Time-Limited Subsidies Program, including problems with shared housing (committee report).
  • Money: The CAO reports no new General Fund impact; the actions use General Fund money already budgeted for homelessness and HHAP grant funds (committee report).
  • What happened: Approved as amended; Jurado, McOsker and Raman yes, Blumenfield and Padilla absent (committee report).
  • What’s next: Budget and Finance approved it as amended Sept. 15. The Council adopted it forthwith Sept. 16, 12-1, with Rodriguez voting no and Heather Hutt and Curren D. Price absent (CF 23-1022-S40).

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Next meeting: October 14, 2026 · All meetings