 Today, WLCAC employs more than 200 local residents, with an annual operating budget of approximately $10 million.The Greater Watts Development Corporation was formed to move homes affected by the construction of the Century Freeway (Interstate 105), which began in 1981, to Watts as part of a low-income home ownership program in partnership with the City of Los Angeles.Watts Labor Community Action Committee in the Present Day 
Today the Watts Labor Community Action Committee is headed by Tim Watkins, son of the late Ted Watkins.