California Conservation Corps.
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Overview
This bill makes changes to the California Conservation Corps, primarily focusing on updating its findings and declarations, streamlining operations, and expanding its reach. It eliminates the director’s authority to manage state agency resources, removes a redundant statute, and modifies project requirements to include wildfire prevention and suppression, tribal entities, and forest resiliency. The bill also authorizes contracts with Native American tribes and revises reporting requirements regarding corpsmember education and postsecondary enrollment.
Key provisions
- Revised findings and declarations regarding the California Conservation Corps’ mission and objectives.
- Elimination of the director’s authority to manage state agency resources and establish training programs.
- Expansion of project scope to include wildfire prevention and suppression, forest resiliency, and tribal entities.
- Authorization for contracts with California Native American tribes for project and program work.
- Deletion of a requirement to report on corpsmember degrees earned.
- Revision of the postsecondary education reporting requirement to disaggregate data by California Community College, CSU, UC, and private institutions.
- Repeal of a redundant statute.
- Authorization for corpsmembers to receive service credit for public service through the Peace Corps, AmeriCorps, or as a corpsmember.
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