The Department of Homeless Services and Housing (HSH) Measure A Spending Plan is HSH’s annual process for how voter-approved funding is put to work to address homelessness across Los Angeles County.
Approved each fiscal year by the Board of Supervisors, the Spending Plan, which is a key component HSH’s annual budget, details how the Measure A dollars administered by HSH are invested in local programs to prevent people from losing their homes, connect people with safe housing, and provide services to help keep them stably housed.
This page serves as a resource hub for the FY 2027-28 HSH Measure A Spending Plan. It will include a timeline for developing the Measure A Spending Plan, explain factors impacting decision-making, and provide a regularly-updated a schedule of meetings in the community and opportunities to share questions and feedback. It will also include links to public presentations and key documents as they are produced.
You can learn more about Los Angeles County’s budgeting process here.
FY 2027–28 HSH Budget & Measure A Spending Plan Timeline
This timeline outlines key milestones for developing the FY 2027–28 HSH Budget & Measure A Spending Plan, including community engagement activities, draft plan development, review periods, and final approval. Presentation materials and public documents are also linked to their respective meeting dates below.
Key Documents
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About Measure A
A majority of the Department of Homeless Services and Housing’s annual budget comes from Measure A, a half-cent sales countywide sales tax to support housing and services for people currently experiencing homelessness while addressing prevention.
Measure A is one of many funding sources administered by HSH. You can review a comprehensive overview of the full HSH operating budget on page 207 here.