South LA Economic Regeneration

Remake LA wants to use City-owned surplus properties to create jobs. This featured initiative of the Mayor’s Operations Innovation Team seeks to empower the South Los Angeles community to define its own economic future. Provide Your Input Tell us your idea to improve the South Los Angeles community on our Public Engagement Platform. Use our Questionnaire at your next community meeting. South LA Poised to Bloom The City has systematically reassessed its property inventory (1820 properties) and has identified 425 Surplus-Undeclared parcels ready for transformation. Learn More Check out our Factsheet and the LA City Property Summary . Download the LA City Property Assessment Data. Story Maps Where to Focus? The Green Impact Zone Opportunities The following Story Maps provide information for citizens to understand the community and its regional context. Here you can discover why South LA is considered key to this initiative. Check out its demographic and economic characteristics and the multiple opportunities and investments focused on this area. A systematic analysis of the County, pointing to the areas of greater need. A Strategic Area Within South LA Check out the investments that can transform South LA Old Model vs New Model According to what we see as the old economic model, private investors partner with public initiatives to build brick and mortar facilities. The relationship results in a Return on Investment (ROI) for the corporations and focused development/redevelopment of specific sites. However, where is the community in the decision-making process? What is their direct and/or spill-over benefit? It is time for a New Model for South LA, in which the community actively drives and benefits from investments and transformations. Community Events Get Involved! The Mayor's Operations Innovation Team is working to coordinate citizens, businesses, and government. By hosting public engagement meetups and in-person events we can share knowledge and build a cohesive collaboration for the South LA Economic Regeneration initiative. Florence-Firestone Community Leaders meeting; Wednesday, July 12th, 6:30pm, Washington Park, 8908 Maie Ave, LA 90002 Encounter LA; Thursday, July 13th, 2:30pm, LATTC Architecture Studio, Redwood Hall C109 - LATTC Campus Resurrecting Death Alley; Saturday, July 15th, 9am-5pm, 1820 West Florence Ave, LA Empowerment Congress Central; Monday, July 24th, 6-7pm, Western Avenue Elementary School, 1724 W. 53rd Street Los Angeles Community Coalition; Tuesday, August 22th From Lot to Spot; Wednesday, September 20th, 2-6pm, 104th St and Wilmington Ave, Los Angeles Empowerment Congress Central; Wednesday, October 4th, 1pm, Western Avenue Elementary School, 1724 W. 53rd Street Los Angeles USC Emergent Cities Research Group; Tuesday, October 17th, 12-2pm, USC Game Innovation Lab (SCI 301, 3470 McClintock Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90089 More meetings coming soon in partnership with Community Coalition and Willowbrook Inclusion Network, Empowerment Congress, Los Angeles Neighborhood Land Trust, Strategic Economies for a Just Economy CD9. The voice of South LA community Community Engagement Watts Contact Information kirkpatrick.tyler@lacity.org Featured Partners Partners About Contact Us

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