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NC Budget Advocates Budget Day 2025

Saturday, May 24
The Neighborhood Council Budget Advocates invites all residents, community leaders, and stakeholders to attend Budget Day 2025 on Saturday, June 21 at City Hall, beginning with a complimentary breakfast at 7:30 AM and a full program starting at 9:00 AM.
With the City facing an unprecedented financial crisis—including record-high deficits, the potential for department layoffs, and proposed reductions to public services—this year’s Budget Day is more urgent than ever. Community members are strongly encouraged to participate, ask questions, and advocate for their neighborhoods.
 

“The City’s budget is more than numbers—it determines the services and quality of life Angelenos experience every day,” said  “At a time of significant cuts and hard choices, public input is essential.”

Confirmed speakers include:

  • Mayor Karen Bass

  • Marquis Harris Dawson- City Council President

  • Matt Szabo, City Administrative Officer

  • Councilmember Katy Yaroslavsky, Chair of the Budget & Finance Committee

  • City Controller Kenneth Mejia

  • Carmen Chang, Department Manager Empower L.A.

  • Joy Atkinson- President of BONC

  • Rick Cole, Office of the City Comptroller

  • Stephen Cheung, President & CEO, Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation (LAEDC)

  • And more to be announced

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