Los Angeles County Development Authority

Government AdministrationCalifornia, United States201-500 Employees

The Los Angeles County Development Authority (LACDA) is a government administration agency established in 1982 by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors with the aim of building better lives and better neighborhoods. It is responsible for facilitating affordable housing, community development, and economic development across participating cities and the unincorporated areas of Los Angeles County. The organization is based in Alhambra, in the Los Angeles region of California.

LACDA operates as a regional authority with a mid-sized workforce focused on delivering housing, neighborhood development, and small business support programs. In recent years, it has launched initiatives such as the Home Ownership Program (HOP120) in 2024 and has engaged in collaborations to support residents and economic activity, including a partnership with the EDA to capitalize a Revolving Loan Fund. In 2026, it announced a partnership with Core Response to assist with debris removal and provide cash and voucher assistance to families.

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