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Flooding closes L.A. County Hall of Administration on Tuesday
The downtown government headquarters is closed to employees and the public after flooding affected multiple floors; the Board of Supervisors meeting has been canceled.
Los Angeles County has closed the Kenneth Hahn Hall of Administration for Tuesday, October 13, after flooding affected several floors of the building. County officials said in-person public services will be unavailable during the closure.
Closure date: Tuesday, October 13
Location: 500 W. Temple St., Los Angeles
Board meeting: Canceled
Online help: Available through county department websites
Services move online
The Assessor, Department of Consumer and Business Affairs, rent-stabilization and tenant-protection services, and the Treasurer and Tax Collector are among the operations affected. The county’s closure page directs residents to online services for each department.
Consumer and Business Affairs can be reached at 800-593-8222 from within Los Angeles County or 213-974-1452 from outside the county. The Treasurer and Tax Collector’s call center is available during business hours at 213-974-2111.
Public meeting canceled
The Board of Supervisors’ official meeting page says its October 13 meeting is canceled. County officials had not announced a reopening date as of early Tuesday and advised residents to check the closure page for updates.
Sources: Los Angeles County closure notice — updated October 12, 2026 → · Board of Supervisors meeting notice → · CBS Los Angeles — October 12, 2026 →