Mokyou Hyun

The City of Los Angeles’ Bureau of Street Services (StreetsLA) is collaborating with FUSE on a high-impact initiative to strengthen the maintenance, safety, and long-term sustainability of the nation’s largest municipal street network, which includes more than 23,000 lane miles of streets, 660,00 street trees, and 800 miles of alleys. The project focuses on how the City regulates and manages public right-of-way activity that shapes infrastructure delivery across Los Angeles. Working in close partnership with StreetsLA’s Investigation and Enforcement Division, executive leadership, the Board of Public Works, City Council, and numerous external stakeholders, the effort includes modernizing over 20,000 annual permits governing the use of City streets and infrastructure, improving enforcement of unpermitted or unsafe activity, and advancing fair, consistent compliance citywide. The initiative advances long-term financial sustainability through updated cost-recovery policies and new revenue sources that reduce reliance on the General Fund. By addressing resource imbalances that have disproportionately affected underserved communities, the project supports cleaner, safer, and more equitable neighborhoods for all Angelenos.