Animal Shooting, Unintentional Discharge Shooting, Other Shooting, Warning Shot

The County's collection is comprised of contemporary and historic permanent public artworks located on County property. The breadth of the collection includes artworks that have been donated to the County, artworks commissioned under the auspices of the Board of Supervisors and various County Departments, pilot projects managed by the Los Angeles County Arts Commission that led to the establishment of the Civic Art Program, and artworks created since the 2005 launch of the new Civic Art Program. The Arts Commission is responsible for managing assessing the condition of all public artworks in the County collection.

The LA County Arts Commission surveyed teaching artists and arts organizations to find out who provided what services in LA County public schools in 2012. This dataset presents all the schools and districts where we found 185 community arts partners serving 1,174 schools. Read the full report at http://www.lacountyarts.org/pubfiles/LACAC_ArtsPartnersReport_2015.pdf.

Parcel shapes from the 2014 Assessor Tax Roll

Funded by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, the Arts Commission administers the sponsorship of free concerts at community venues throughout Los Angeles County to provide access to quality music programming representing the diversity of County residents.

LA County Active Construction Projects

The records include existing and proposed bikeways, and bike path access points. They are also indicative of a proposed bikeway as well as several records of bike path portions that are maintained by other jurisdictions.

The Traffic Signal depict known/reported operational issues with County of Los Angeles Department of Public Works operated traffic signals only. These are generally those traffic signals located in unincorporated County areas or within those cities that contract to the County for traffic signal maintenance services. Traffic signal conditions can change frequently. Please check this site periodically before finalizing any travel plans. For those signals maintained by Public Works, please report any traffic signal concerns to our 24-7 Dispatch Center at (626)458-4357 (HELP).