Budget Act of 2025.
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Fiscal committee
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Appropriation
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- Introduced
- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
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Overview
The Budget Act of 2025 makes changes to the state’s budget by amending existing appropriations and adding new ones. Specifically, it allocates funds to various agencies and programs, including the Natural Resources Agency, the Department of Social Services, the Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, and the University of California. These adjustments address a range of areas, such as environmental restoration, emergency services, and social services programs. The bill takes effect immediately as a budget bill.
Key provisions
- Amends existing appropriations within the Budget Act of 2025 to include specific allocations for various agencies and programs.
- Adds new appropriations for local assistance to the State Department of Social Services, focusing on CalWORKs and other programs.
- Reappropriates funds for the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, including support for foster care programs.
- Allocates funds to the University of California for general support.
- Includes funding for the California Tahoe Conservancy for opportunity acquisitions and capital outlay projects.
- Provides funding for the Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, including support for firefighter staffing and wildfire prevention.
- Reappropriates funds for the Department of Social Services to support the Holocaust Memorial, the Jewish Community Center, and the Los Angeles Holocaust Memorial.
- Reappropriates funds for the California Conservation Corps for residential center construction.
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