Consolidated Plan PY 50 Spring Survey English
How can federal grants help your neighborhood?

Welcome to the City of Los Angeles Housing & Community Development Survey

Every year, the City receives four federal grants to invest in housing, job creation, public building and street improvements, social services, and other programs that serve people with lower incomes. Three of these grants are dedicated for specific issues: affordable housing, homelessness, and assisting those with HIV and AIDS. The fourth grant, the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) is for various other activities to assist Angelenos, such as recreation centers, parks, street lighting, sidewalks, economic development, and services including FamilySource Centers. The Mayor has issued her proposed budget for these federal grants for the Program Year 50, 2024-25 Consolidated Plan (Con Plan), which includes an estimated investment of over $130 million.

This survey provides information and highlights areas of the proposed Con Plan budget. Your input is essential to help us understand the needs in your community and this survey is an opportunity for you to comment on how the federal funds will be invested. Your participation is appreciated! 

Please spread the word about this important survey to your friends, families, and neighbors and encourage them to make their voices heard.

All answers you provide will be kept confidential. Taking this survey is completely optional and anonymous.
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The Pie Chart Graphic describes the proposed distribution of Consolidated Plan (ConPlan) Funds.
The Mayor’s Con Plan budget proposes to invest about $13 million in Public Services, including supporting youth education, supporting older adults, helping survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking, keeping people housed, and helping low-income families stabilize economically. (See Below)

How much do you agree that the proposed spending in Public Services addresses the needs in your community?
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The Mayor’s Con Plan budget proposes to invest about $15 million in Economic Development, primarily through technical and financial assistance to small businesses to foster growth and job creation. (See below)

How much do you agree that the proposed spending in Economic Development addresses the needs in your community?
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The Mayor’s Con Plan budget proposes to invest about $74 million in Housing and Related Programs, such as safe and affordable housing as well as a variety of programs and services that address homelessness. (See Below)

How much do you agree that the proposed spending in Housing and Related Programs address the needs in your community?
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The Mayor’s Con Plan budget proposes to invest about $16 million in Neighborhood Improvements, such as installing street lighting, replacing sidewalks and funding improvements to parks and community centers. (See Below)

How much do you agree that the proposed spending in Neighborhood Improvements addresses the needs in your community?
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The Mayor’s Con Plan budget proposes to invest about $18 million in Administration and Planning, for resources to implement all the grant programs, disburse the funds, and ensure the funded activities are in compliance with federal, local, and state laws and regulations. (See Below)

How much do you agree that the proposed spending in Administration and Planning addresses the needs in your community?
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