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Bass First Year Focused on Homeless in Executive Directives

Lorraine Mabbett Editor

Mayor Bass Executive Directives

Title	Date
No. 1 - Expedition of Permits and Clearances for Temporary Shelters and Affordable Housing Types	12/16/22
No. 1 - Expedition of Permits and Clearances for Temporary Shelters and Affordable Housing Types (Revised)	06/12/23
No. 1 - Expedition of Permits and Clearances for Temporary Shelters and Affordable Housing Types (2nd Revised)
No . 1 - Expedition of Permits and Clearances for Temporary Shelters and Affordable Housing Types (3rd Revised)	07/01/24
No. 2 - Inside Safe Initiative	12/21/22
City Administrative Officer's Report on ED2 Homelessness Emergency Account	04/21/23
City Administrative Officer's Report on ED2 Homelessness Emergency Account	05/16/23
No. 3 - Emergency Use of Viable City-Owned Property	02/10/23
No. 3 - Emergency Use of Viable City-Owned Property (Revised)	07/07/23
No. 3 - Emergency Use of Viable City-Owned Property (2nd Revised)	03/27/24
Report back letter from Mayor Bass	05/16/23
City Administrative Officer's Report on ED2 Homelessness Emergency Account	06/03/23
Declaration of Local Housing and Homelessness Emergency	07/07/23
Housing and Homelessness Emergency Action Plan	08/04/23
No. 6 Temporary Use of Hotel Rooms Under the Residential Hotel Ordinance for Interim Housing of Unsheltered Individuals	11/2/23

No. 4 Identifying Barriers to Small Business Creation, Development and Growth	06/22/23
No. 5 Improving Customer Experience	10/30/23
No. 7 Streamlining and Accelerating Housing Production	11/8/23
No. 8 Uplifting Our Economy Through Entertainment Production	08/06/24
No. 9 Streamlining Capital Project Delivery and Equitably Investing in the Public Right of Way	10/16/24
No. 10 Artificial Intelligence Pilot Program	04/22/25
No. 11 Reel Change: Supporting Local Film and Television Production	05/20/25
No. 12 Standing United – A Proud City of Immigrants	07/11/25
No. 13 Accelerating Rebuilding through a Pre-Approved Standard Plan Pilot Program	07/23/25
No. 14 Modernizing the Officer Hiring Process to Grow the Police	09/11/25
No. 15 Mayoral Review of Proprietary Department Actions and Streamlining of Procurement Processes	09/24/25
No.15 Letter to Council	09/25/25
No.16 Building a "Games for All"	10/17/25
No. 17 Protecting Angelenos from Ongoing Dangerous Federal Immigration Operations	02/10/26
No. 18 Solar Street Lights Initiative to Reverse L.A.’s Decade-Long Repair Backlog and Build a Safer, More Sustainable Los Angeles	03/25/26
No. 19 Development Services Streamlining and Modernization	04/27/26
No. 20 Strengthening Second Chance Employment	04/30/26

Revisiting Comments 25 Years After 9/11/01 - Part 36 The impact of lives lost & affected on 9/11/01 on NYC is undeniable. A September 2002 article respectfully details an additional aspect: motor vehicles destroyed or out-of-service
Revisiting Comments 25 Years After 9/11/01 - Part 35 Pew Research detailed a year after 9/11/01 that "The rise of do-it-yourself journalism after September 11... the most significant effect ....might be its value to historians."