beautification

Last year, the Office of Community Beautification, which operates a graffiti abatement program for the city, spent about $11 million to cover up roughly 32 million square feet of graffiti.

The city’s Office of Community Beautification offers resources to help community members volunteer for cleanups around their neighborhoods.

Just consider how the beautification work for the 1932 Olympics changed L.A.’s skyline.

That Olympics beautification project happened more than 90 years ago, and it’s still reverberating today.

In May, the city launched a new Spring Cleaning Initiative — a community cleanup and beautification campaign that included the goal of filling roughly 63,000 potholes.