Pension
Top RiskFinance
Enacted Amount
$1.9B
Critical
VERIFIED DATALos Angeles
City of Los Angeles Municipal Budget
FY2024 Adopted Budget & LA Controller APIs
Local Budget Authority$20.0B
Impact Score
40/ 100
DATAFY2024 Adopted Budget & LA Controller APIs
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impactlineFY2024City of Los Angeles Municipal Budget
Total Local Budget Authority
20.0B
Impact Score
40/ 100
At Risk
4.4B
Federal Funding Dependency
Where the money goes
All Other Departments$2.7B · 13.6%
Non-Departmental - Appropriations To Special Purpose Fund$2.2B · 11.2%
Non-Departmental - General$2.1B · 10.3%
Pension$1.9B · 9.5%
How it's funded
Property Tax-Current-Secured$1.8B
Business Tax$847M
Sales & Use Tax$724M
Source: FY2024 Adopted Budget & LA Controller APIs
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Enacted Budget Ledger
FY2025 DATAEnacted Budget: Represents the official state budget snapshot approved by the governor and legislature for the fiscal year.
Los Angeles Police Department
Safety
Enacted Amount
$1.9B
Critical
City Employees Retirement System
Finance
Enacted Amount
$1.7B
Critical
Non-Departmental - Appropriations To Special Purpose Fund
Citywide
Enacted Amount
$2.2B
Warning
Non-Departmental - General
Citywide
Enacted Amount
$2.1B
Warning
Los Angeles Housing
Housing
Enacted Amount
$1.0B
Warning
Non-Departmental - Human Resources Benefits
Citywide
Enacted Amount
$0.9B
Warning
Los Angeles Fire Department
Safety
Enacted Amount
$0.8B
Warning
Non-Departmental - General City Purposes
Citywide
Enacted Amount
$0.5B
Warning
Non-Departmental - Unappropriated Balance
Citywide
Enacted Amount
$0.3B
Warning
City Administrative Officer
Services
Enacted Amount
$1.6B
Stable
Los Angeles Department of Transportation
Infrastructure
Enacted Amount
$0.9B
Stable
Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety
Services
Enacted Amount
$0.7B
Stable
Bureau of Sanitation
Services
Enacted Amount
$0.4B
Stable
Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks
Services
Enacted Amount
$0.3B
Stable
All Other Departments
#1 SpendOther
Enacted Amount
$2.7B
Stable
| Department | Enacted Amount | Status | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
Pension Top RiskFinance | $1.9B | Critical | |
Los Angeles Police Department Safety | $1.9B | Critical | |
City Employees Retirement System Finance | $1.7B | Critical | |
Non-Departmental - Appropriations To Special Purpose Fund Citywide | $2.2B | Warning | |
Non-Departmental - General Citywide | $2.1B | Warning | |
Los Angeles Housing Housing | $1.0B | Warning | |
Non-Departmental - Human Resources Benefits Citywide | $0.9B | Warning | |
Los Angeles Fire Department Safety | $0.8B | Warning | |
Non-Departmental - General City Purposes Citywide | $0.5B | Warning | |
Non-Departmental - Unappropriated Balance Citywide | $0.3B | Warning | |
City Administrative Officer Services | $1.6B | Stable | |
Los Angeles Department of Transportation Infrastructure | $0.9B | Stable | |
Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety Services | $0.7B | Stable | |
Bureau of Sanitation Services | $0.4B | Stable | |
Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks Services | $0.3B | Stable | |
All Other Departments #1 SpendOther | $2.7B | Stable |
DATA INTEGRITY STATEMENT
Source Data: Primary budget values use controllerdata.lacity.org/resource/uyzw-yi8n.json with budget_fiscal_year=2024 and hfus-a659.json for adopted revenue. Toggles add actual expenditures, Controller Checkbook vendors, and USASpending federal awards.
Scope: The primary view is FY2024 adopted City of Los Angeles budget authority by department.
About the Los Angeles spending data on this page
This page opens on the budget Los Angeles adopted for the fiscal year, broken out by the departments it funds and the funds those departments draw on. Adopted city budget by department, with the general fund broken out against restricted funds.
Cities do not share a chart of accounts, so a department here is the department as Los Angeles itself files it — not a category imposed to make cities look alike. Where a figure is compared against another city, the page states which funds are in scope, because a general-fund total and an all-funds total are not the same measurement.
Figures on this page are shown for FY2024. ImpactLine does not add its own estimates or fill in values a government has not published — read the methodology and sources for how each figure is assembled.