Every four years, a global athletic moment takes center stage, and in 2028, that moment returns to Los Angeles as the City prepares to host the 2028 Olympics and Paralympic Games. But for LA leaders, theses Games are more than a celebration, they’re a multi-generational opportunity to create lasting change.
With the 2028 Games on the horizon, the City recognized the urgent need to upgrade its right-of-way infrastructure, bike lanes, bus stops, public spaces, sidewalks, not just for the event, but for the millions who rely on these assets every day. The challenge? Coordinating 4 departments, each with different systems, standards, and priorities.
To meet the moment, LA turned to OpenGov.
Running the Infrastructure Relay
LA’s Race to the ’28 Olympic Games with OpenGov
