Bill > AB108

This bill amends the Budget Act of 2024, making various changes to appropriations, adding new items, and repealing existing ones, to take effect immediately. * **Legislative Support:** The Senate receives $184,471,000 and the Assembly receives $243,064,000 for their support, both from the General Fund. * **Governor's Office of Business and Economic Development (GO-Biz):** Receives $74,977,000 from the General Fund for support, including $6,338,000 for California Business Investment Services. An additional $10,000,000 from the General Fund is appropriated for local assistance to the County of Imperial to support the Lithium Valley Specific Plan. * **Secretary of Government Operations:** Receives $18,756,000 from the General Fund for support, including $15,401,000 for the Cradle to Career initiative. * **Secretary of Transportation:** Receives $582,000,000 from the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund for local assistance, primarily for the Transit and Intercity Rail Capital Program ($362,000,000) and Statewide Transportation Priorities ($220,000,000). * **Department of Justice:** Receives $449,342,000 from the General Fund for support, including $127,064,000 for Law Enforcement and $113,360,000 for California Justice Information Services. An additional $5,000,000 from the General Fund is allocated to support efforts to identify and investigate missing and murdered indigenous individuals. * **Department of Housing and Community Development:** Receives $39,120,000 from the General Fund for support, including $27,132,000 for the Housing Policy Development Program. An additional $1,000,000,000 from the General Fund is appropriated for local assistance, specifically for the Homeless Housing, Assistance, and Prevention program (Round 6). * **Department of Transportation:** Receives $14,999,000 from the General Fund for local assistance, with specific allocations for Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit ($2,000,000) and bike lanes ($5,000,000). An additional $101,311,000 from the State Highway Account, State Transportation Fund is appropriated for the Active Transportation Program. * **Department of Forestry and Fire Protection:** Receives $2,302,908,000 from the General Fund for support, with a significant portion ($3,196,832,000) allocated to Fire Protection. An additional $5,740,000 from the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund is provided for ecological monitoring and research. * **Department of Fish and Wildlife:** Receives $191,345,000 from the General Fund for support, with $172,844,000 for the Biodiversity Conservation Program. * **Wildlife Conservation Board:** Receives $10,200,000 from the General Fund for local assistance, with $10,000,000 designated for Point Reyes. An additional $171,100,000 from the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund is appropriated for local assistance, including $70,000,000 for fish and wildlife protection in response to climate change. * **State Coastal Conservancy:** Receives $5,000,000 from the General Fund for local assistance for the Great Redwood Trail. An additional $40,000,000 from the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund is appropriated for coastal protection and adaptation projects. * **Department of Parks and Recreation:** Receives $39,619,000 from the General Fund for support, with $12,271,000 for the California African American Museum. An additional $4,165,000 from the General Fund is appropriated for local assistance, including $3,000,000 for the California Museum. * **Department of Water Resources:** Receives $268,706,000 from the General Fund for support, including $180,536,000 for the California Water Plan. An additional $109,335,000 from the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund is appropriated for local assistance for the California Water Plan. A $400,000,000 loan from the General Fund is authorized to the Diablo Canyon Extension Fund. * **State Air Resources Board:** Receives $53,000,000 from the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund for local assistance for emerging opportunities in zero-emission vehicles and related infrastructure. * **State Water Resources Control Board:** Receives $187,899,000 from the Waste Discharge Permit Fund for support and $44,886,000 from the Safe Drinking Water Account for support. An additional $224,900,000 from the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund is appropriated for local assistance for water recycling and drinking water/wastewater projects. * **Department of Toxic Substances Control:** Receives $114,396,000 from the Hazardous Waste Control Account for support. * **Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery:** Receives $89,062,000 from the California Beverage Container Recycling Fund for support. * **Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment:** Receives $13,316,000 from the General Fund for support. * **Department of Health Care Services:** Receives $388,894,000 from the General Fund for support and $573,132,000 from the Federal Trust Fund for support. An additional $12,371,600,000 from the Managed Care Enrollment Fund is appropriated for local assistance for benefits. * **State Department of Public Health:** Receives $411,593,000 from the General Fund for support, including $637,129,000 for Public and Environmental Health. An additional $361,534,000 from the General Fund is appropriated for local assistance, including $842,519,000 for Public and Environmental Health. * **State Department of Developmental Services:** Receives $386,385,000 from the General Fund for support, including $312,704,000 for State-Operated Residential and Community Services. An additional $9,902,914,000 from the General Fund is appropriated for local assistance to Regional Centers. * **California State Auditor’s Office:** Receives $28,710,000 from the State Audit Fund for support. * **Public Employees’ Retirement System (PERS):** Receives negative appropriations totaling $468,893,000 from the Public Employees’ Retirement Fund, $8,665,000 from the Annuitants’ Health Care Coverage Fund, and $2,950,000 from the Judges’ Retirement System II Fund, reflecting administrative costs and investment operations. * **California Workforce Development Board:** Receives $50,000,000 from the General Fund for local assistance, with $30,000,000 for High Road Training Partnerships. An additional $15,000,000 from the General Fund is appropriated for local assistance for identifying and solving cases involving missing and murdered indigenous people. * **Department of Industrial Relations:** Receives $30,000,000 from the Labor and Workforce Development Fund for local assistance to promote awareness and education of labor protections. * **Department of Technology:** Receives $306,143,000 from the General Fund for support, with $250,000,000 allocated for the Middle-Mile Broadband Initiative. * **California State University:** Receives $5,233,224,000 from the General Fund for support. * **Board of Governors of the California Community Colleges:** Receives $6,149,214,000 from the General Fund for local assistance, including $3,904,892,000 for apportionments. * **Student Aid Commission:** Receives $2,983,070,000 from the General Fund for local assistance, primarily for the Financial Aid Grants Program. * **Employment Development Department:** Receives $50,000,000 from the General Fund for local assistance to implement a program described in the Unemployment Insurance Code. * **California State Auditor’s Office:** Receives $28,710,000 from the State Audit Fund for support. * **Public Employees’ Retirement System (PERS):** Receives negative appropriations totaling $468,893,000 from the Public Employees’ Retirement Fund, $8,665,000 from the Annuitants’ Health Care Coverage Fund, and $2,950,000 from the Judges’ Retirement System II Fund, reflecting administrative costs and investment operations. * **Arts Council:** Receives $10,674,000 from the General Fund for support and $20,300,000 from the General Fund for local assistance. * **Department of Food and Agriculture:** Receives $26,910,000 from the General Fund for local assistance, including $17,900,000 for the California Underserved and Small Producer Program. * **Public School System Stabilization Account:** Receives $1,053,983,000 from the General Fund via transfer.