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Los Angeles launches new Legislative Management System on October 26
The Los Angeles City Clerk's new Legislative Management System goes live October 26 at LMS.LACITY.GOV, replacing the retiring Council File Management System and bringing council files, agendas and public comment into one place.
Why it matters
The Los Angeles Office of the City Clerk is launching a new Legislative Management System (LMS) on Monday, October 26, 2026, at LMS.LACITY.GOV, replacing the retiring Council File Management System (CFMS). For residents who follow City Council decisions, it means council files, agendas and public comment can now be handled in one place.
What the new system brings together
The centralized platform brings together the existing council file database, council and committee agenda databases, a public comment portal and agenda subscription options, without redirecting users to external portals. The city says the system is designed to modernize the city's legislative processes and make it easier for the public to engage with the City Council.
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