Part of the Annual Budget, FY 2026-27, one line of the County's Special Revenue Funds, followed here all the way through.
Understand the money
of Measure A money allocated to the City of Los Angeles for FY 2026-27, one line of the County's Special Revenue Funds in the annual budget above. Exactly .
An approved allocation in the adopted budget, not verified payments or spending. Records checked . See the records below.
Allocation Approved transfer, not verified as received Verified payment (none shown) Other recipients
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What was approved, what the public records verify, and who holds the record that would answer the rest, as of . Grouped in four sections below, each record expanding to its period, sources, open questions and the office to ask.
What the records establish, in four figures
An amount appears only where the records reviewed state one. "Not found" means not found in the records reviewed on the date stated, not that nothing happened. No balance is calculated by subtracting an incomplete payment dataset from the allocation.
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How these records relate: from public money to public services
Follow this Measure A allocation through the decisions and funding steps intended to support services—and see what the public records confirm. Every stage is drawn the same size: steps, not amounts; the chart above is the proportional one.
Documented Authorized; signing not found Not found in records reviewed Cannot be determined
The journey as text
1Allocations and approved uses
Published amounts and budget authority. An allocation or an approval is not money received, paid or spent.
2Agreements and payments
An authorized agreement is not an executed one, and a payment to LAHSA is a transfer to an intermediary, not a service delivered.
3Service spending and outcomes
What providers spent, and the capacity and results reported for these kinds of sites, with their limits. Missing records are not evidence that services were not delivered.
4Sources and unresolved questions
The balance that cannot be stated, the open questions, whom to ask, the reading rules, and every source with the date it was checked.
What remains unknown
Who is responsible along the wayEach line names what an office does with this money. Links open that office in the government graph.
Confirmed facts, calculated figures and open questions are kept apart; the reading rules behind every figure on this page.
How these figures are checked and calculated, and what remains uncertain across the site: Sources & Methods.