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Title	Los Angeles in Context: A Comparative Analysis of Current and Proposed Cities in Los Angeles County
Creator	Frates, Steven B. Angle, Bradford L. Baker, Melinda B. Carlson, Jill A. Henson, Mark A. Rayburn, Brian W. Rudge, Ian S.
Contributors	Rose Institute of State and Local Government
Subject	Municipal government City planning Government policy Economic policy
Coverage - Temporal	Los Angeles County; California
Description	This object includes both a powerpoint and the report on the municipal finances of the 88 cities in Los Angeles County and selected major cities in the State of California. The purpose of the report is to provide detailed fiscal information about these cities for three reasons. First, the current proposal to split the City of Los Angeles into three separate municipal entities, the San Fernando Valley, Hollywood, and the residual parts of the City of Los Angeles, is a major issue in California state and local government, with regional, statewide, and national implications. This report is intended to help put the current proposal in context. Second, local officials, State legislators, and Members of Congress influence the key fiscal factors that we examine. Therefore, the data help clarify the relative priorities of these elected officials regarding civic finances. Third, the comparative data in this report can initiate a sophisticated discussion of municipal policies in the City of Los Angeles and in municipalities throughout Los Angeles County. In addition, Section 5 of this report examines police expenditures within the City of Los Angeles.
Notes	This report was underwritten, in part, by the San Fernando Valley Civic Foundation. It is one in an ongoing series of analyses of important public policy issues in Southern California by the Rose Institute of State and Local Government.
Publisher	Rose Institute of State and Local Government
Date	2002-09
Language	eng
Source	Text of original publication
Collection	The Rose Institute California Political History Archive and Database http://ccdl.libraries.claremont.edu/col/ric
Rights	Physical rights are retained by the institution. Copyright is retained in accordance with U. S. Copyright laws.
Type	Text
Format	pdf
Object File Name	ric00016

Title	Los Angeles in Context: A Comparative Analysis of Current and Proposed Cities in Los Angeles County (powerpoint)
Creator	Frates, Steven B. Angle, Bradford L. Baker, Melinda B. Carlson, Jill A. Henson, Mark A. Rayburn, Brian W. Rudge, Ian S.
Contributors	Rose Institute of State and Local Government
Subject	Municipal government City planning Government policy Economic policy
Coverage - Temporal	Los Angeles County; California
Description	This powerpoint presents the findings of the report on the municipal finances of the 88 cities in Los Angeles County and selected major cities in the State of California. The purpose of the report is to provide detailed fiscal information about these cities for three reasons. First, the current proposal to split the City of Los Angeles into three separate municipal entities, the San Fernando Valley, Hollywood, and the residual parts of the City of Los Angeles, is a major issue in California state and local government, with regional, statewide, and national implications. This report is intended to help put the current proposal in context. Second, local officials, State legislators, and Members of Congress influence the key fiscal factors that we examine. Therefore, the data help clarify the relative priorities of these elected officials regarding civic finances. Third, the comparative data in this report can initiate a sophisticated discussion of municipal policies in the City of Los Angeles and in municipalities throughout Los Angeles County. In addition, Section 5 of this report examines police expenditures within the City of Los Angeles.
Notes	This report was underwritten, in part, by the San Fernando Valley Civic Foundation. It is one in an ongoing series of analyses of important public policy issues in Southern California by the Rose Institute of State and Local Government.
Publisher	Rose Institute of State and Local Government
Date	2002-09
Source	Text of original publication
Collection	The Rose Institute California Political History Archive and Database http://ccdl.libraries.claremont.edu/col/ric
Rights	Physical rights are retained by the institution. Copyright is retained in accordance with U. S. Copyright laws.
Type	Text
Format	pdf
Object File Name	ric00016_0002

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