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Amending the Charter of the County of Los Angeles on binding arbitration for public safety employees, through Ordinance No. 2026-0005

Amending the Charter of the County of Los Angeles on binding arbitration for public safety employees, through Ordinance No. 2026-0005

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5members of Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors decide thisWho decides
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The latest recorded vote on this issue, March 17, 2026
Yes4
No1

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CountyLos Angeles County Board of SupervisorsPassed Mar 17

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  • Kathryn BargerFifth DistrictVoted yesCallEmail
  • Hilda L. SolisFirst DistrictVoted yes
  • Janice HahnFourth DistrictVoted yesCallEmail
  • Holly J. MitchellSecond DistrictVoted noCallEmail
  • Lindsey P. HorvathThird DistrictVoted yesCallEmail

Whole board: passed 4 to 1, Mar 17

Decided, Mar 17: The board voted 4 to 1 on the Board adopted Ordinance No. 2026-0005 entitled, "An ordinance amending the Charter of the County of Los Angeles relating to binding arbitration for public safety employees." This ordinance shall take effect pursuant to Section 8 of the ordinance. This item was duly carried. It passed.

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