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The Committee approved the Department of Cultural Affairs update for the 2028 Cultural Program and approved several Recreation and Parks and Proposition K actions, including initiating the 2026-27 Proposition K assessment and authorizing RAP to seek Measure A grants. The Committee continued the fentanyl detection device pilot item to January 27, 2026, approved motions on animal transport vehicle costing and a CD14 evening gallery pilot, received and filed a withdrawn appointment, and approved a City Attorney ordinance adding Verdugo Mountain Park to the sunrise-to-sunset hours list.
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The committee voted on a range of arts, parks, and community items that may affect local parks, preschool services, and cultural programming. Residents can expect continued planning for the City’s 2028 Olympics cultural program, possible new funding and projects through Proposition K and Measure A grants, and an ongoing process to expand subsidized preschool services at city preschools. A proposed pilot to distribute fentanyl detection devices was continued for further review, and the body approved a rule setting Verdugo Mountain Park’s hours to open at sunrise and close at sunset.
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