Five-Year Consolidated Plan
Our five-year plan, the Consolidated Plan or Con Plan, describes how we are spending federal grants on areas that have the greatest needs. This includes community development, affordable housing, shelters for homeless persons, help for small business owners, services for people living with HIV/AIDS, and more.
Once the plan is approved by the Mayor and City Council, it is sent to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The plan demonstrates how we’ll make the best use of four federal grants that benefit low-income residents.
We are currently working on the 2023-2027 Consolidated Plan. In the meantime please take our survey on the Community Input Page to help inform us on decisions about the City’s investments in its communities.
2018-2022 Strategic Housing and Community Development Plan
The Strategic Housing and Community Development Plan summarizes the needs in the community. Additionally, it answers specific questions asked by HUD regarding activities planned over the five years. Furthermore, an analysis of the market for housing and services was done with the needs assessment to prepare the strategic plan. You can find the 5-year plan hosted on HUD's website.
Annual Action Plan
The Action Plan includes the projects and goals for the first year of the plan. After the plan was approved, the City received more funding so we revised the plan to identify more projects or programs that could be funded.
Community Participation
In creating plans, we hold community forums where we gather ideas and feedback from the community.
L.A. Mayor and Council Reports
This is a record of the revisions and outcomes from Council meetings and the Mayor’s approval of the final plan.
Prior Five-Year City Consolidated
In addition to the current plan, you can reference previous Consolidated Plans and Annual Action Plans by sending a request to cifd.planning@lacity.org, or by searching HUD's archives.