LADOT is pleased to announce the release of the LADOT Strategic Plan Update 2021 - 2023, a comprehensive document that will guide and shape our department’s work over the next several years.
Since the launch of its 2018 Strategic Plan, LADOT accomplished 82 percent of the goals and actions by the end of 2020. For most of 2020, we focused on pandemic-related response programs that provided a critical lifeline to Angelenos. While this constrained our priorities outlined in the 2018-2020 Strategic Plan, we are proud of our measurable,…
Today, LADOT released our new Strategic Plan for 2021 - 2023! Like the Strategic Plan that preceded it, this document will guide our department's goals and operations for the next three years. Unlike that plan (and the one before that), this one came together during a time of profound disruption.
We thank the 82 members of our Strategic Plan Working Group, the 17 members of our Racial Equity Core Team, and nearly 300 other staff who provided input on plan development, especially in the midst of everything else we have asked our essential workers and staff to do.
Since the…
February marks the celebration of African American Heritage Month in Los Angeles. As one of the largest and most diverse cities in the nation, Los Angeles has greatly benefited from the presence and culture of African Americans who have called this city home, since its origin. In the coming weeks, LADOT will celebrate and commemorate the remarkable contributions and impact of African American Angelenos have made on our city. This week we’re focusing on a few historic corridors that have borne witness to the struggle and triumph of African American life in Los Angeles and are being…
As our local communities continue to experience the ongoing effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, the City of Los Angeles and LADOT request that residents and visitors observe all city and county health guidelines aimed at combating the spread of the virus. LADOT reminds Angelenos that while certain guidelines have been relaxed, hospitals operating at capacity continue to present an ongoing problem for affected individuals in Los Angeles County.
To provide support for the city’s COVID-19 vaccination efforts, LADOT continues to assist in…
In October 2020, construction began on the $19.5 million Reseda Blvd Complete Streets Project. This multi-agency project will transform Reseda Blvd between Parthenia St and Victory Blvd with pavement rehabilitation and roadway safety improvements, including:
Sidewalk, driveway, and curb ramp repairs Street resurfacing Traffic signal upgrades Bus boarding islands Street trees New continuous protected bicycle laneConstruction will extend for approximately 28 months, with the first year dedicated to concrete work on curb ramps, sidewalks, and driveways.
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This past Friday, as part of the larger effort to provide vaccinations in Los Angeles County, the City of Los Angeles converted the COVID-19 testing site at Dodger Stadium into an exclusive vaccination site. Currently dedicated to serving health care workers, the site at Dodger Stadium has a capacity to provide approximately 12,000 coronavirus vaccines per day. Assisting in the administration of the vaccinations, LADOT Special Traffic Operations has been tasked with traffic management to facilitate the orderly…
Earlier this week, the COVID-19 testing site located at Dodger Stadium ceased testing operations in order to convert to its new primary role as a coronavirus vaccination site. With a capacity to administer 12,000 vaccinations per day, the Dodger Stadium site is managed in part by LADOT, which operates traffic management at the stadium to facilitate proper vehicle ingress and egress. Last week, to address concerns from nearby residents regarding neighborhood traffic, LADOT reconfigured traffic lanes at the stadium to localize…
On behalf of the city we love and call home, LADOT wishes you a Happy New Year! As we proceed into the next year — and as we face whatever new challenges 2021 may bring — LADOT will continue to uphold its commitment to providing excellent, safe, and dependable services for the people of Los Angeles. Below, in this our first edition of the LADOT Weekly Brief for 2021, you will find stories about LADOT's ongoing work and the people whose perseverance and dedication make the department's achievements possible. Here's a happy and healthy 2021!
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LADOT wishes all Angelenos a safe and happy holiday. For information regarding current city health guidelines,
please click here. For details on holiday parking, click here.
The LADOT Weekly Brief will resume on January 6, 2021.
Deck the Halls With Ugly Sweaters
LADOT would like to thank everyone who attended the department’s virtual Ugly Holiday Sweater Party.
With over 100 online attendees, happy holiday fun was had by all!
Special congratulations to our holiday contest winners:
Mayor Eric Garcetti today announced the Urban Air Mobility Partnership, a first-in-the-nation initiative to make Los Angeles an unmistakable leader on urban air mobility. A product of a public-private partnership between the Mayor’s Office, the Los Angeles Department of Transportation (LADOT), and Urban Movement Labs (UML), this effort will educate and engage the city’s residents around a new and dynamic transportation technology — the introduction of low-noise, electric aircraft flying in our local airspace by…