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Neighborhood Council Budget Day Returns to City Hall: Save the Date for June 15, 2024

March 11 2024
Written by Jay Handal.

EVENT - The annual Neighborhood Council Budget Day will be held the morning of Saturday, June 15, 2024.  For the first time since 2019, Budget Day will be in person at City Hall.  It is a free event that is open to the public.  

The plenary session will be presented in City Council Chambers where members of the Los Angeles government and other speakers discuss the City’s budget and what it means for programs and services the City provides Angelenos.  Please save the date for what will be an educational and thought-provoking event. 

Breakout sessions where attendees discuss regional concerns with City services follow the plenary session.  Anyone concerned about where our City is headed is encouraged to attend and provide input.  The regional breakout sessions will also elect Budget Advocates for their next two-year term. 

For up-to-date information, visit BudgetAdvocates.org.  Eventbrite registration will be available closer to the event.  

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