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The GeoHub is the City's new public platform for exploring, visualizing, and downloading location-based Open Data. You can also analyze and combine Open Data layers using maps, as well as develop new web and mobile applications. Let's make our great City even better, together!
- 2025-26 Pavement Projects | City of Los Angeles Geohub and
Map of Completed Projects 2025-2026 FY - EPIC-LA Fire Recovery Cases | City of Los Angeles Geohub
- Wildfire RCP 4.5 Date updated7/19/2023
Wildfire projections for Los Angeles County. - Drainage Subareas - Date created11/13/2015 Date updated 9/17/2020
HubAreas where storm run off flows toward a single outlet either naturally or by design - 50/50 Sidewalk Program Date created 11/13/2015 Date updated 8/27/2020
Locations where the City repaired sidewalks where the costs was shared equally by the City and the property owner - Bridges and Structures Date created 11/13/2015 Date updated 8/27/2020
The location of bridges and other structures in the City of Los Angeles - Streets (Width) Date created 11/13/2015 Date updated 8/27/2020
Some streets in the hillside area of the City with information about the width of the paved area of the street - Street Resurfacing Projects (2005-2011) Date created 11/13/2015 Date updated 8/27/2020
Streets that were originally planned for resurfacing - Wyes Date created 11/13/2015 Date updated 8/27/2020
This wye pipes feature class represents current wastewater information connecting the sewer service to either side of the street in the City of Los Angeles. - Withdrawn Streets
- One-Year Moratorium Streets
One year moratorium streets are the streets paved within one year of the current date. Contractors are not allowed to trench or cut into the street during this period.
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- LA County Infrastructure Projects Dashboard
The LA County Infrastructure Projects Dashboard provides outside agencies, city officials, and the general public with the ability to quickly view and search for Public Works infrastructure projects related to water
620 Projects
More News from Calabasas
- The California Advisory Committee on Geographic Names (CACGN) \Governor Newsom signed AB 2022 (Ramos) into law, September 23, 2022,..this bill requires the term “squaw” to be removed from all geographic features & place names in the state
- Cinema Scout The California Film Commission lists suitable sites for filming, by entering a keyword, selecting a region or a choosing from the location category list.
