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Votes at a glance: key Council decisions Sept. 26, 2025

5836677 · September 26, 2025

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Summary

The City Council recorded votes on multiple agenda items during the Van Nuys hearing. Below is a concise list of key outcomes, with recorded tallies and brief notes on actions requiring staff follow-up.

The Los Angeles City Council recorded votes on several agenda items during its Sept. 26 session in Van Nuys. This summary lists the items the council voted on in public record, the outcome and any immediate follow-up directed by the council.

• Items 1–7, 9, 10 and 13 and 17 — Passed (recorded vote: 10 ayes). These were grouped items for which required financial disclosures and public hearings had been completed.

• Item 12 — Recorded outcome amended for the record to 8 ayes, 2 nos; outcome unchanged.

• Item 14 — Passed (recorded vote: 8 ayes, 2 nos); separate vote called by Councilmember Soto‑Martinez.

• Item 16 (substitute motion Jurado/Hernandez) — Passed (11 ayes). Substitute motion authorizes short-term advances to LAHSA and directs CAO follow-up on repayment guardrails and sources. See full article on LAHSA funding for details.

• Item 18 — Passed (11 ayes).

• Item 19 (resolution opposing EPA proposal to rescind the 2009 greenhouse‑gas endangerment finding) — Passed (11 ayes). See full article on the EPA endangerment resolution for details.

• Item 20 — Passed (11 ayes).

• Item 21 — Continued to Oct. 1, 2025 (not open for public comment at this meeting).

• Item 22 — Passed (10 ayes; Councilmember Price recused). Councilmember Price recused from item 22 because of a personal conflict related to a contract extension.

Ending: Council recorded votes and instructed staff where follow-ups were required (CAO report-back on item 16; departmental coordination on items with resolutions). The clerk’s official minutes and council files contain formal texts and full roll-call votes for each item.