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Committee approves several LAHD items; appointment confirmed and three items continued
Summary
The Housing and Homelessness Committee took consent votes on multiple LAHD items, approved an interim inspector-general contract amendment and confirmed an appointment to a citizen oversight committee; Items 8, 9 and 14 were continued.
The Housing and Homelessness Committee took several routine votes at its first 2025 meeting, advancing multiple Los Angeles Housing Department items on consent, approving a contract amendment and confirming an appointment.
The committee approved items 5 through 7, 10 through 13, and 15 through 16 on consent, with item 11 approved as amended to correct a Sierra Vista address. Item 4 (an appointment) was noted and filed after the nominee withdrew. The committee confirmed the mayor's appointment of Nancy Lewis to the United to House LA Citizen Oversight Committee; the roll call was 4 ayes, Council Member Price absent. The Emergency Management Department report (Item 2) was noted and filed. The committee continued Items 8, 9 and 14 to a future date at the departments' request.
The committee also approved an amendment to contract C-144769 between the city and Estellano Advisors to provide interim Inspector General services for the Measure ULA citizen oversight committee; members asked LAHD for a more detailed breakdown of staffing and costs related to the extension.
Votes at a glance: - Item 3: Appointment of Nancy Lewis to United to House LA Citizen Oversight Committee — Approved (4-0; Price absent). - Items 5'7, 10'13, 15'16: LAHD and related reports and resolutions — Approved on consent (4-0; Price absent). Item 11 was approved as amended to correct an address. - Item 2 (EMD report): Noted and filed (4-0; Price absent). - Items 8, 9, 14: Continued to a future date at departments' request.
Ending: Committee members requested more detailed financial and staffing breakdowns for the Estellano Advisors contract amendment and asked LAHD to return with that information; several members also sought follow-up on FEMA reimbursement and ULA funding options in light of the fires.
