Los Angeles City Council District 10

Published October 1, 2026 · Updated October 2, 2026

Heather Hutt is the Los Angeles City Council member for District 10, in office since April 11, 2023. The term ends in December 2028. Neighborhood councils wholly or partly inside Council District 10 include Empowerment Congress West Area NDC, MacArthur Park, Mid City, Olympic Park, P.I.C.O., Pico Union, Rampart Village, South Robertson, United Neighborhoods, West Adams and Wilshire Center-Koreatown (City neighborhood council boundaries, compared with the 2026 Council district map). The district had 149,990 registered voters on July 14, 2026 (City Clerk).

Latest as of October 1, 2026

An ordinance from her file requiring special event permits to show available public transit options, adopted Aug. 25, takes effect Oct. 19. On Aug. 12 the Council adopted her item requiring the City to publish an annual grants report online. Since Aug. 31 she chairs the Transportation Committee (Council President letter).

Council member	Heather Hutt
In office since	April 11, 2023
Term ends	December 2028
Registered voters (July 14, 2026)	149,990 (Source)

Council member: Heather Hutt

Hutt was born and raised in Leimert Park, was California state director for then-U.S. Senator Kamala Harris, and was Council District 10 chief of staff (CD10 bio). The Council appointed her on April 11, 2023 to finish a term ending December 8, 2024, and voters elected her to a full term that began December 9, 2024 (City Clerk).

Official office page

Committees

Transportation Committee, Chair
Trade, Travel, and Tourism Committee, Vice Chair
Ad Hoc Committee on Charter Review, Vice Chair
Budget and Finance Committee, Member
Public Works Committee, Member
Ad Hoc Committee on Unarmed Crisis Prevention, Intervention, and Community Services, Member

Recorded votes

Date	Item	Vote	Result
July 1, 2026	Grant application for the State Office of Traffic Safety Selective Traffic Enforcement Program, FY 2025-26 (Council file 25-1391)	Yes	Adopted 11-3
August 4, 2026	Scattergood Generating Station modernization: environmental impact report and CEQA appeal (Council file 25-1360)	Yes	Adopted 10-3
August 4, 2026	Fund transfers in the year-end Financial Status Report, FY 2025-26 (Council file 25-0600-S138)	Yes	Adopted 14-0
August 4, 2026	Fund transfers in the FY 2026-27 Annual Homelessness Funding Report (Council file 23-1022-S33)	Yes	Adopted 13-1
August 4, 2026	Ballot measure ordinance: Measure ULA exemption for Palisades Fire-damaged homes sold within five years (Council file 26-1100-S9)	Yes	Adopted 13-1
August 11, 2026	Report on legal and policy options to reduce the concentration of sober living facilities (Council file 25-1484)	Yes	Adopted 10-4
August 11, 2026	Resolution setting the Council committee structure (Council file 26-2000)	Yes	Adopted 13-1
August 12, 2026	Enhanced City Resources Master Agreement for the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games (Council file 15-0989-S68)	Yes	Adopted 10-4
September 1, 2026	Convention Center lease revenue bonds (MICLA), Series 2026-C and 2026-D (Council file 15-1207-S10)	Yes	Adopted 8-3
September 8, 2026	Fair Work Week Ordinance amendments covering fast food workers (Council file 19-0229-S2)	Yes	Adopted 10-2

Record in office

Motions. The Council File system lists Hutt as a mover on 265 council files and as the seconder on 297 received since the Council appointed her April 11, 2023. Of the files she moved, the Council adopted 236, 5 were filed or expired without adoption and 24 are pending in committee or awaiting a Council vote (Council File Management System; our count on Oct. 1, 2026 from each file’s mover fields and activity log).
Ordinances. Six of those files produced ordinances, including a requirement that special event permits list public transit options, effective Oct. 19, 2026 (CF 25-0912); Department of Transportation authority over traffic control devices on Metro projects, effective Aug. 5, 2026 (CF 14-1318-S1); a parking meter zone on Adams Boulevard between La Brea Avenue and Hauser Boulevard, effective June 9, 2026 (CF 25-0606); and the sale of City surplus land at 3116 West Jefferson Boulevard to the Seinan Senior Citizens Club, effective Oct. 6, 2025 (CF 25-0260).
Largest items. The Council adopted her motion on a ban on algorithm-based rental pricing software on Feb. 4, 2025 (CF 24-1031) and her motion on a ban on cashless retail businesses on Jan. 28, 2026 (CF 23-0846). On March 25, 2025 it adopted the motion she moved with Tim McOsker on a November 2026 bond measure for City infrastructure (CF 25-0248). Pending: City filing requirements for tenancy termination notices, moved with Eunisses Hernandez in June 2023 (CF 23-0731), and adding restaurants to the Legacy Business Program, approved by the Economic Development and Jobs Committee on Sept. 18, 2026 (CF 25-1180).
Committee chairs. Since Aug. 31, 2026 she chairs the Transportation Committee (Council President letter).

Money behind the member

Officeholder account. Councilmember Heather Hutt 2024 Officeholder Account (ID 1469109) reported $31,900 in contributions and $50,779 in spending from Jan. 1, 2025 to June 30, 2026, and $6,782 in cash and $53,853 in unpaid bills on June 30, 2026 (latest statement). The largest itemized gift was $1,900 from the Los Angeles County Federation of Labor (City Ethics statement data).
2024 campaign. Her two 2024 committees reported $504,525 in contributions: $270,641 to Heather Hutt for City Council 2024 (ID 1458184, Jan. 1, 2023 to June 30, 2026) and $233,884 to the 2024-General committee (ID 1469109, calendar 2024; statement). The primary committee reported $4,156 in cash and $92,500 in unpaid bills on June 30, 2026 (latest statement). City data list 995 itemized contributions from 839 donors (LA Open Data, City Ethics contributions).
Behested payments. Nine payments totaling $177,681, all to the Karsh Family Social Service Center for charitable funding, May 5 to June 18, 2025. The largest were $100,000 from Alfred E. Mann Charities, $25,000 from the Karsh Family Foundation and $14,500 from Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher (City Ethics behested payment reports; Mann report).

Method: Totals add the contribution and spending lines (5 and 11) of each Form 460 summary page in the period; cash and unpaid bills are from the latest statement.

Ethics and court records

No fines or other findings naming Hutt were found in the FPPC case and complaint portal (cases, complaints) or the City Ethics Commission enforcement orders (searched Oct. 1, 2026).