1,000 Days Out Mayor Bass Announces Games for All Vision for 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games, Signs Executive Directive to Streamline Execution

Mayor Karen Bass announced the "Games for All" Vision for the 2028 Olympic Games at Venice Beach, highlighting the event's significance as it is just 1,000 days away. The Executive Directive she signed intends to streamline city processes, facilitating infrastructure improvements and economic opportunities for Angelenos. Council President Marqueece Harris-Dawson noted the Games will foster growth and cultural pride in Los Angeles. Venice Beach will host the first Olympic medal ceremony, marking a milestone for the community. The Vision emphasizes inclusivity, aiming to enhance accessibility and human rights while providing substantial youth sports funding through a $160 million contribution from the International Olympic Committee.

Stephanie Wiggins, CEO of Metro, confirmed ongoing transit improvements to ensure a positive experience for visitors. The initiative seeks to leverage past Olympic successes to create enduring impacts for future generations. Bass's commitment to a "Games for All" aims to ensure that the 2028 Games benefit every Angeleno.