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File #: 25-3917    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Discussion Item Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 9/15/2025 In control: Legislation Committee
On agenda: 9/22/2025 Final action:
Title: RECEIVE a report on state matters of interest to the County in the FY25-26 legislative session, and PROVIDE direction to staff and the County's state advocates as needed.
Attachments: 1. Attachment A - End of Session Wrap-Up, 2. Attachment B - GGRF Allocations - SB 840, 3. Attachment C - Contra Costa Bill Report, 4. Attachment D - Bill and Budget Letters Sent Since June, 5. Attachment E - CSAC 2025 Legislative Session Wrap Up, 6. Attachment F - CSAC End of Session September Budget Package
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LEGISLATION COMMITTEE

Meeting Date:  September 22, 2025

Subject:  State Legislative Updates of Interest to Contra Costa County

Submitted For: Legislation Committee

Department: County Administrator’s Office

Referral Name: State Update

Presenter: M. Rubalcava and G. Neill, Nielsen Merksamer

Contact: E. Struthers (925) 655-2045

 

Referral History:

The Legislation Committee regularly receives reports on the State Budget and bills of interest to the County and provides direction and/or input to staff and the County’s state lobbyists.

 

Referral Update:

Pursuant to the Legislature’s self-imposed rules and calendar, September 12 was officially the last day for the Legislature to pass bills. To allow time for several key pieces of legislation to be in print for 72-hours, rule waivers were granted to conduct additional business on Saturday, September 13.

 

Summaries of key actions during session, including additional budget actions taken by the Legislature in September, are attached. For additional information, the County’s tracked bills report and bill/budget letters sent since the June 12 Legislation Committee meeting are also attached.

Recommendation(s)/Next Step(s):

 

RECEIVE the report and provide direction and/or input to County staff and the County’s state advocates, as needed.

 

Fiscal Impact (if any):

None.