County of Los Angeles

County of Los Angeles has received 33 federal grant awards totaling $1.97B across 22 assistance programs and 10 federal agencies, based on USAspending.gov records aggregated by Grantoria.

33awards
$1.97Btotal funding
$1.3Blargest award
$59.8Mavg award
22programs

🏆 Top 3% by total funding · Top 5% by number of awards among U.S. federal grant recipients tracked by Grantoria.

Open grants County of Los Angeles could apply for now

Live opportunities in the federal programs County of Los Angeles has previously been funded under — sorted by upcoming deadline.

Federal programs County of Los Angeles has been funded under

Top programs ranked by total funding received (22 programs in total).

Top awarding agencies

  • Department of Health and Human Services$1.93B
  • Department of Homeland Security$10M
  • Department of Transportation$9.8M
  • Department of Agriculture$8.5M
  • Department of Housing and Urban Development$6.7M
  • Department of the Interior$3M
  • Department of Labor$2M
  • Environmental Protection Agency$1M
  • Department of Justice$883K
  • Consumer Product Safety Commission$242K

Where this funding went

Awards recorded across 1 state/territories: CA.

Similar grant recipients

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Frequently asked questions

How much federal grant funding has County of Los Angeles received?

County of Los Angeles has received 33 federal grant awards totaling $1.97B, based on USAspending.gov assistance records aggregated by Grantoria.

Which federal agencies fund County of Los Angeles?

Its largest federal funders are Department of Health and Human Services, Department of Homeland Security, Department of Transportation and others.

Can County of Los Angeles apply for grants that are open now?

Yes — there are federal grants open today in the same programs County of Los Angeles has previously been funded under. See the open grants section above.

Source: USAspending.gov assistance awards, aggregated by Grantoria. Historical record of awards received; not an endorsement or a guarantee of future funding.