The LA County Arts Commission contracts with approximately 200 arts organizations annually through the Organizational Grant Program (OGP) to provide arts services. Made possible through the generosity of the Board of Supervisors, grants for concerts, theatre and dance productions, exhibitions, in-school and out-of-school arts education and core operations help these organizations enrich the lives of County residents in large and small communities alike. This program ensures that a wide variety of cultural services will continue to reach County residents

This data depicts generalized land use classifications, each of which is intended to describe the dominant use characteristics within the area covered. Updated information regarding public parks, school sites, freeways, rail/transit lines, and other ownership-specific boundaries have been incorporated into this data. The actual use and intensity of development that may be allowed on private property within any given land classification is determined by a review of policy maps, other mapped and written policies of the General Plan, and the underlying zoning classification. Updated 12/31/14 for the update to the East Los Angeles Community Plan and an annexation to the City of Santa Clarita.
Unincorporated areas included:
• Altadena Community Plan
• Antelope Valley Area Plan
• East Los Angeles Community Plan
• Hacienda Heights Community Plan
• Marina Del Rey Land Use Plan (also listed under Specific Plans)
• Rowland Heights Community General Plan
• Santa Catalina Island Land Use Plan (also listed under Specific Plans)
• Santa Clarita Valley Area Plan
• Santa Monica Mountains Coastal Zone
• Santa Monica Mountains North Area Plan
• West Athens / Westmont Community Plan
• Walnut Park Neighborhood Plan
Legends for each plan can be found here: http://planning.lacounty.gov/view/gis-net3_help_-_land_use_policy/#8

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.

This dataset includes the County’s operating appropriation budget. This dataset allows citizens to see the amount and category of each appropriation by County fund and County department. It reflects the County’s budgeted information at a Fund Group, Function, Department, and Budget Unit level.

This layer/table was created to track the more than 600 Business License checks, and nearly 75 DMV referrals, that the LA County Department of Regional Planning's Land Development Coordinating Center (LDCC) processes on an annual basis. As of July 2014, over 20,000 referrals had been processed since the 1970’s. The intent of a referral is to confirm the consistency of a proposed business with a parcel’s zoning.

Monthly checkouts and renewals of library materials at each location.

County of Los Angeles Employee Statistics