LA County's Kenneth Hahn Hall of Administration Closed Tuesday Oct. 13 After Flooding; In-Person Services Suspended, Online and Phone Channels Open
Los Angeles is a city in Los Angeles County, California. Los Angeles County updated its closure notice at 3 p.m. on Oct. 12: the Kenneth Hahn Hall of Administration at 500 W. Temple Street in downtown Los Angeles will be closed to the public and employees all day Tuesday, Oct. 13, after flooding affected multiple floors, and no in-person services will be available during the closure. Residents who planned to visit the building on Tuesday are directed to online and phone channels listed at lacounty.gov/closures; the county's general information line is (213) 974-1234. Alternatives for affected departments include: the Treasurer and Tax Collector, whose in-person services are temporarily suspended, reachable during business hours at 213-974-2111 or through a Public Inquiry on its website; the Assessor, with online services at assessor.lacounty.gov; and the Department of Consumer and Business Affairs, at dcba.lacounty.gov, toll free within the county at 800-593-8222 and at 213-974-1452 from outside the county, with the Rent Stabilization and Tenant Protections line also at 800-593-8222. The county did not state the cause of the flooding or a reopening time; updates will be posted on the closures page.
(Source: County of Los Angeles, lacounty.gov/closures, updated Oct. 12, 2026.)
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