Climate Action Plan
Los Angeles County strives to create a thriving sustainable urban forest that safely enhances the health and well-being of its communities. Parkway trees are an essential element of healthy, livable neighborhoods and are a significant part of the County’s urban forest. Los Angeles County Public Works has a Parkway Trees Program to plant trees in […]
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The Los Angeles County Department of Regional Planning (Department) will be hosting multiple online workshops in July to find out how your community can adapt to climate change hazards. Climate change may require us to adjust to new conditions like extreme heat days, wildfires, or increasing chances of flooding. Your input will help the Department develop climate adaptation and
We’re excited to present our brand new Climate Action logo! The monarch butterfly won our search for a mascot to represent why we are looking forward with climate action in mind when planning for LA County. Read more about the Monarch butterfly here:
Presenting our new Climate Action logo! Read More »
Virtual workshops are scheduled throughout summer of 2022 to hold region-based discussion on fire protection and response strategies. To find out which workshop you should attend, refer to the map and/or table below. Community workshops will be conducted by forecast zone to foster region-appropriate discussions. Santa Monica Mountains Forecast Zone July 27 5:30 – 6:30
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The Board of Supervisors adopted the Safety Element Update on July 12, 2022; it also became effective on the same day. The comprehensive update includes new goals, policies, and implementation programs that account for climate change impacts to reduce the potential risk of death, injuries, property damage economic loss, and social dislocation resulting from natural
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The Los Angeles County Department of Regional Planning is currently updating its General Plan Safety Element. The draft Safety Element Goals and Policies, Appendix H, and Policy Maps are now available for public review. The 30-day review period will run from October 5 to November 4, 2021. Comments can be emailed to climate@planning.lacounty.gov. Click on the link
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We will have more opportunities for your participation in the near future. For more information on the Los Angeles County Climate Vulnerability Assessment, click here: https://lacounty.gov/sustainability-projects/
Thank you for taking our initial Climate Change survey! Read More »
A big thank you to everyone who was able to come out with such a short notice. The questions, comments, and opportunities that came up will help inform the update of the Climate Action Plan. We are looking forward to another workshop in the spring, along with the release of the first public draft (stay
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We are in the process of designing a new logo to represent all the climate action work that we will be undertaking through our Climate Action Plan and Safety Element update. Help us choose a mascot to display on our logo! You can vote through our Twitter poll from November 6 to 12. We have
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In response to the California Global Warming Solutions Act (AB32), in 2015 the County of Los Angeles adopted its first Climate Action Plan (CAP) as part of the County’s General Plan update. This plan is due to sunset in 2020 and the Department of Regional Planning, in collaboration with the County’s Chief Sustainability Office, is
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Department of Regional Planning
320 West Temple Street
Los Angeles, CA 90012
(213) 974-6411
info@planning.lacounty.gov
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Work with Us
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