The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health is facing significant uncertainty regarding its funding due to potential cuts under the Trump administration. Approximately two-thirds of the department's budget relies on federal grants, which support various health initiatives including disease control and chronic illness services. Director Barbara Ferrer expressed concerns about the instability of federal funding and its implications for public health services. The department has already experienced changes, including personnel loss related to funding cuts and notifications of potential terminations from CDC-assigned staff, which contributes to the growing uncertainty.
As President Trump vows to rein in government spending, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health faces uncertainty and risk due to its reliance on federal funding.
Funding from federal grants makes up roughly two-thirds of the Los Angeles County Public Health Department's budget, influencing critical health programs.
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