Ron Galperin

Office of the Los Angeles City Controller

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Ron Galperin is Los Angeles City Controller. A former chairman of the LA City Council's Ad Hoc Commission on Revenue Efficiency, he formerly practiced law in Century City and is a member of the Bel Air-Beverly Crest Neighborhood Council.

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Ron Galperin, the City Controller, has a new report detailing ways LA could curb the spread of homeless encampments.

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