Housing, Safety, and Homeless Prevention Now
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Measure A will make LA County safer and more affordable for everyone, while ensuring more than 50,000 veterans, domestic violence survivors, and people with mental health concerns can keep their housing and care and don’t return to homelessness.
Measure A will create:
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More Homes We Can Afford
Housing advocates, including Habitat for Humanity, say Measure A prevents more Angelenos from falling into homelessness by increasing everyone’s access to affordable, safe, quality homes.
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Safer Streets
Paramedics, ER doctors, and mental health nurses support Measure A because it will remove encampments faster and help people with serious issues get better treatment and housing.
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Real Accountability
Measure A is a new approach to homelessness that increases transparency and accountability, with public audits and spending reports. Measure A will change the law to ensure funding goes only to the most successful programs.
The Los Angeles Times Endorses Measure A
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“If we don’t want more homeless people on sidewalks, we have to invest in proposals like Measure A”