By @Ophelia Szigeti The Assembly and Senate Committees on Appropriations each held their respective Suspense File hearings on Friday, September 1 to decide which bills would move forward and which bills would be held in committee under submission. CSDA monitored actions on key bills in both...
Chino Valley Independent Fire District has achieved remarkable success in its unwavering mission to enhance survival rates for sudden cardiac arrest. The latest statistics show that the Utstein Survival rates in the Chino Valley reached an impressive 62.5 percent in 2021. This figure nearly...
Chino Valley Fire District data indicates significant success in CPR outcomes Chino Valley Fire has achieved remarkable success in its unwavering mission to enhance survival rates for sudden cardiac arrest. The latest statistics show that the Utstein Survival rates in the Chino Valley...
Is your special district located in a rural area serving a small-sized population? If so, the U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development (USDARD) program may have funding available for your district. Those who attended CSDA’s Special Districts Legislative Days conference last...
The State Assembly and Senate Committees on Appropriations each held their respective suspense file hearings on Thursday, August 11 to decide which bills will be moving forward and which bills will be held in committee on the Suspense File. Among the bills held under submission on the suspense...
The California State Assembly and Senate Committees on Appropriations each held their respective hearings May 19 to decide which fiscal bills would move forward and which would be held in committee under submission, effectively dead. CSDA monitored both hearings and is pleased to report out the...
CSDA has joined a broad coalition representing health care providers, including healthcare districts, in supporting Assembly Bill 35 (Reyes) . AB 35 represents a historic compromise among stakeholders which will make important changes to MICRA, thereby preserving it for years to come. ...
Today, Governor Gavin Newsom signed two COVID-19 related employment bills into law, SB 1159 (Hill, Daly) – COVID-19 workers compensation presumption and AB 685 (Reyes) – Employer COVID-19 exposure notification requirements . Both bills are briefly summarized below. SB 1159, which takes...
Today, Governor Gavin Newsom signed into law Budget Trailer Bill AB 1867 , related to paid sick leave and paid family leave. The broad scoped bill covers several different industries as well as a number of different types of leave. Included in the provisions of the bill is a section that will...
Yesterday, AB 685 (Reyes) was significantly amended to address a number of CSDA and other public agencies’ concerns. As amended, the bill will require all employers, public and private, to notify employees of potential exposure to COVID-19 at the workplace. Summarizing the provisions of the...