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What does the Civil, Human Rights and Equity Department cost?

In FY2025-26, the most recent complete fiscal year, the City Controller's records show $3.9M spent from this budget, against a final budget of $4.2M (adopted at $3.9M). The adopted budget for FY2026-27 is $3.6M.

Budget and spending by year

What the City adopted for the department each fiscal year, the budget after changes made during the year, and what it spent. Fiscal years run July to June.

$3.6MAdopted budget, FY2026-27 (in progress)
$3.9MSpent in FY2025-26
$4.2MFinal budget, FY2025-26
Civil, Human Rights and Equity: spent by fiscal year
Fiscal yearValue
FY2020-21$534.0K
FY2021-22$10.7M
FY2022-23$4.5M
FY2023-24$4.9M
FY2024-25$5.3M
FY2025-26$3.9M

Spent, complete fiscal years only.

Civil, Human Rights and Equity: adopted budget, final budget and spending by fiscal year
Fiscal yearAdoptedFinal budgetSpent
FY2026-27in progress$3.6M——
FY2025-26$3.9M$4.2M$3.9M
FY2024-25$5.1M$5.5M$5.3M
FY2023-24$5.2M$6.1M$4.9M
FY2022-23$4.1M$5.6M$4.5M
FY2021-22$3.3M$15.9M$10.7M
FY2020-21$417.6K$1.3M$534.0K

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“Adopted” is the budget as first adopted; “final budget” adds the changes and transfers made during the year, such as grants received; “spent” is actual expense recorded against that year's budget. All funds, as the Controller's budget data files them under this department. Most employee benefits, pension contributions and liability payouts are budgeted in citywide accounts outside any department (see non-departmental accounts), and some special-fund work for departments is budgeted there too, so they are not included. The year in progress shows only its adopted budget.

People and pay

Pay year 2025, the most recent complete calendar year in the Controller's payroll data, with 2024 for comparison.

26Full-time employees with active status, 2025
$4.1MTotal pay, 2025
$6.9KOvertime pay, 2025
Civil, Human Rights and Equity: employees and pay by pay year
Measure20242025
Full-time employees with active status3126
Everyone paid during the year4251
Total pay$4.1M$4.1M
Overtime pay$1.6K$6.9K
Pay per full-time employee$116,530$128,282

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“Full-time employees with active status” counts distinct people whose full-time job was active when the Controller extracted the data, the measure the payroll page uses. “Everyone paid” also counts part-time, seasonal and per-event workers and people who left during the year. Total and overtime pay cover everyone paid. “Pay per full-time employee” is those employees' total pay divided by their number. Pay excludes the City's pension and benefit contributions.

Payments to outside vendors

Payments the department made to outside vendors for goods and services, from the Controller's checkbook. Spelling variants of one firm are combined. FY2026-27 is a partial year, through Sep 9, 2026, and is compared with the same point of FY2025-26.

Controller checkbook · Updated Sep 22, 2026Latest payment in scope · dated Sep 9, 2026
$2.7MPaid to 56 outside payees in FY2025-26
$1.8MPaid in FY2026-27 through Sep 9, 2026; $186.6K by the same point of FY2025-26 (+865.7%)

Largest payees, FY2025-26

Largest payees so far in FY2026-27

Civil, Human Rights and Equity: largest outside payees in FY2026-27 to date, with the same point of the year before
PayeeTo Sep 9Same point FY2025-26
Boys and Girls Clubs of the Los Angeles Harbor$250.0K$0
The South LA Community Foundation$249.9K$0
Ymca of Metropolitan Los Angeles /C$229.6K$0
Girls Club of Los Angeles$207.0K$0
Black Thumb Farm$193.5K$0
Teapot Gardens$193.4K$0
EL Nido Family Centers /C$157.9K$0
Social Justice Learning Institute,$153.8K$0
Los Angeles Urban League/c$125.0K$0
Special Service for Groups Inc$24.8K$8.5K

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By fiscal year

Civil, Human Rights and Equity: payments to outside vendors by fiscal year
Fiscal yearPaidPayees
FY2025-26$2.7M56
FY2024-25$3.4M66
FY2023-24$2.5M72
FY2022-23$1.5M50
FY2021-22$398.6K36
FY2020-21$36.5K5

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Outside vendors means payments for goods and services from the City's governmental funds, leaving out payroll, benefits, debt, taxes, transfers to other governments and employee benefit insurers (the same scope as the checkbook page). Complete fiscal years only in the yearly table. Names link to a payee's page where one exists; people paid only lawsuit or claim settlements have no page. Every payment is in the payment register.

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