EO & County Commissions

Charter-mandated body charged with acting as the appellate body for major disciplinary actions, discharges, reductions, suspensions, and discrimination complaints filed by County employees within the Civil Service System.

Monitor and evaluate progress in the implementation of task force recommendations adopted by the Board of Supervisors for improving the delivery of children's services.

Established by the Board of Supervisors in 1975. Commission for Women represents the special interests and concerns of all women.

Reflects the thoughts, views and actions of approximately 50 individuals representing different Los Angeles County communities, people with HIV, providers serving them, public health interests and other perspectives impacted by this devastating epidemic.

Works to promote better human relations in Los Angeles County by working to transform prejudice into acceptance, inequity into justice, and hostility into peace.

Advisory body to the Board charged to identity and recommend methods for reducing insurance cost improve customer education and community awareness on insurance.

CCJCC’s mission is to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the local criminal justice system by strengthening interagency communication, cooperation, and coordination.

Conducts reviews of all aspects of local government policy, management, and operations. Upon the completion of these reviews, the Commission submits its recommendations to the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors.

Established by Ordinance in 1969, to regulate labor relations in Los Angeles County.

Advisory body of the Board of Supervisors and Fish and Wildlife Warden on the propagation and protection of fish and wildlife in the County and State of California.

Shall consider and recommend to the Board of Supervisors local historical landmarks defined to be worthy of registration by the State of California Department of Parks and Recreations, either as a historical landmark or point of interest.

Multi-agency, multi-jurisdictional policy sub-committee of CCJCC established in 1982 to oversee the coordination, planning and development of major justice information systems.

In the County of Los Angeles, the CRC is responsible for drawing the supervisorial districts.

A multi-jurisdictional Commission, LGS advises government leaders in the County on ways to provide more responsible and cost-effective delivery of services.

A non-profit corporation formed to render assistance to Los Angeles County "the County" by acquiring and maintaining machinery, vehicles, and other equipment needed by the County.

A governmental entity established under a Joint Powers Authority agreement dated September 25, 1945 between the State of California, the County of Los Angeles, and the City of Los Angeles.

Oversee the design, construction and operation activities supporting the Regional Forensic Crime Laboratory.

The LGBTQ+ Commission is an advisory commission tasked with providing the Board of Supervisors, County Departments, and other Commissions with recommendations on how to improve services, programming, and supports available to the LGBTQ+ community across the County.

Develops Countywide prevention and promotion programs and services plans related to spending, contracting and procurement coordination, human resources allocations and staffing, and data sharing, performance tracking, monitoring, and evaluation through multi-departmental collaboration and coordination.

A civilian oversight body that advises the Probation Department and the Board of Supervisors and monitors the Probation Department's progress on systemic reform.

In 1981, the Board of Supervisors created an advisory committee to lead the way in carrying out a program of productivity improvement for the County of Los Angeles.

Effective July 1, 2018, all 71 RDAs in Los Angeles County were consolidated into five (5) Oversight Boards organized by Supervisorial District.

A joint powers authority of member cities in San Fernando Valley that share the goal of maximizing the quality of life and productivity for the member cities.

Authorized by the Board to inspect jails and group homes to examine effective and economical administration, deadliness, discipline, care and security of its inmates and children.

 A non-profit corporation organized for the special purpose of financing the purchase of the Sold County Tobacco Assets.

Oversee the creation of the EIFD- a funding mechanism that can facilitate the construction of infrastructure improvements in unincorporated West Carson.

A youth-led organization that promotes youth participation in County affairs and policy development. Youth Commissioners have experience in foster care, juvenile justice, and unhoused services.

A 25-member youth-based Commission that works to strengthen LA County leadership on climate mitigation and adaptation by amplifying the perspectives and priorities of County youth.