HACLA
Government AdministrationCalifornia, United States201-500 Employees
The Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles (HACLA) operates within the government administration sector to provide affordable housing and rental assistance, along with supportive services, to residents in Los Angeles. Its portfolio includes more than 60,000 Housing Vouchers and Certificates under the Section 8 program, and over 12,000 housing units across 164 properties, including 13 public housing developments, serving a broad community of Angelenos. Based in Los Angeles, HACLA was established in 1938 and maintains a presence as a regional housing authority that addresses housing affordability and access through rental subsidies and property management. The organization engages in partnerships and program initiatives, such as collaborations with financial institutions and construction trades organizations, and has recently announced leadership appointments and program enhancements as part of its ongoing operations. HACLA operates within the public sector to expand housing solutions and maximize resident empowerment through its programs and community initiatives.