Bill > AB100

This bill makes various amendments and appropriations to the Budget Acts of 2023 and 2024, covering a wide range of state government expenditures and programs. The bill includes several key provisions, such as allocating $16 million to the Board of State and Community Corrections for grants to Native American tribes to investigate missing and murdered indigenous people, providing $108 million to the Office of Emergency Services for local assistance including grants for human trafficking services and regional response readiness, and appropriating $36.2 billion for the California Medical Assistance Program (Medi-Cal). The bill also includes $132.5 million for a Behavioral Health Bridge Housing Program to address housing and treatment needs for people experiencing homelessness with serious behavioral health conditions. Additionally, the bill creates provisions for potential fire response and recovery funding related to wildfires in January 2025, allowing the Director of Finance to augment appropriations up to $2.5 billion for emergency response, recovery, and related purposes in Los Angeles County. The bill also makes various technical adjustments to budget items across multiple state departments and includes provisions for reporting, fund transfers, and specific program allocations. The bill is designed to take effect immediately and is considered a budget bill within the meaning of the California Constitution.

Budget and Finance

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