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Governance Reform Task Force offers Measure G budget-hearing recommendations; CEO says short-term items are feasible
Summary
The GRTF presented five recommendation areas to improve public budget hearings under Measure G, including clustered scheduling, central posting of materials, accessible visuals, performance metrics, and public education. The CEO's office said many short-term steps can be implemented ahead of February budget presentations.
The Governance Reform Task Force (GRTF) presented its initial recommendations on Tuesday to the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, laying out steps to make Measure G'mandated public budget hearings more accessible, transparent and outcome-oriented.
Nancy Yap (chair pro tem), Shadi Cardan (assistant executive officer overseeing the task force), Julia Mokridge (cochair of the budget-presentation subcommittee) and Sarah Sadwani summarized five primary recommendation areas: (1) structured, cluster-based scheduling and a fixed annual window for departmental presentations; (2) advanced posting of materials and a centralized CEO budget web page; (3) simplified, ADA- and language-accessible presentation templates; (4) integration of…
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