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Departments, Commissions & Agencies
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County Libraries Begin New Service Hours
- As of July 26, the County Public Library changed service hours at 45 of its 89 libraries. The change was made due to decreased revenues. Information about the locations impacted is available at http://colapublib.org.
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Whooping Cough Cases Growing
- The number of pertussis (whooping cough) cases reported in Los Angeles County continues to rise, prompting public health officials to expand their recommendations on whom should get vaccinated. Three infants have died from the disease in Los Angeles County this year.
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Summer Jobs for Youth
- Summer jobs are available for qualified youth. This website will allow you to find a service provider near you.
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Governor Schwarzenegger’s Proposed State Budget – How it Impacts LA County
- On Friday May 14, 2010, Governor Schwarzenegger released his May Revision to the FY 2010-11 Proposed State Budget, which projects an overall $19.1 billon deficit comprised of shortfalls of $7.7 billion in the current year and $10.2 billion in the budget year, and recommends a year-end reserve of $1.2 billion. The revised State Budget proposal does not contain any significant revenue solutions or tax increases, and it relies heavily on "absolutely terrible cuts” to Health and Human Services programs to address the budget shortfall.
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Featured LA County Services
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Do you need a job?
The County of Los Angeles is working with the South Bay Workforce Investment Board to create 10,000 jobs for qualified individuals. Please contact the South Bay WIB for eligibility information.
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Alert LA County
Los Angeles County has implemented an emergency mass notification system to contact County residents and businesses via recorded phone messages, text messages and e-mail during emergencies. For more information and to register your cell phone number, Voice over IP number, and e-mail address, please click the link above.
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211 LA County
211 is an easy to remember three-digit dialing code that enables a caller to access information about more than 28,000 health and human service programs throughout Los Angeles County 24 hours a day, seven days a week and is TTY accessible. 211 LA County, formerly known as INFO Line of Los Angeles, has been providing these services since 1981.
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LACountyHelps
LACountyHelps is a free, easy and anonymous way to find out if your family can get help from many different health and human services programs. The website allows you to fill in your personal circumstances to determine what programs may be of assistance. It also provides program descriptions, contact information, and items you will need to bring to an eligibility interview.
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Cities
There are 88 cities in Los Angeles County, each with its own city council. All of the cities, in varying degrees, contract with the County to provide municipal services. The County provides some services for all residents, like public health protection, public social services, property assessment and vital records.
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Unincorporated Areas
Get information about services provided to residents of unincorporated areas of Los Angeles County. More than 65 percent of the County is unincorporated and approximately 1 million people live in these areas. The Board of Supervisors acts as the "city council" and County departments provide the municipal services.
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