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“2014-2015 County Single Allocations & Expenditures Welfare and Institutions Code 15200 provides that the State would allocate certain amounts for the administration and services of CalFresh, CalWORKs, Employment Services and other programs. This report reveals that millions of dollars are returned back to the State of California by counties that could have been used to provide child care, mental health services, substance abuse services and employment services and supportive services, such as transportation and ancillary services for students attending college. Many students have to drop their classes because they do not receive the ancillary services for buy their books required by their college instructors. The county-by-county numbers are set forth below. Table of Contents County-by-County CalWORKs Welfare-to-Work Employment Services Allocations and Expenditures County-by-County CalWORKs Welfare-to-Work Child Care Allocations and Expenditures County-by-County CalWORKs Welfare-to-Work Substance Abuse Services Allocations and Expenditures County-by-County CalWORKs Welfare-to-Work Mental Health Services Allocations and Expenditures County-by-County CalFresh Administration Allocations and Expenditures County-by-County CalWORKs Eligibility Services Allocations and Expenditures Comprehensive DSS 2014-2015 Allocation and Expenditures Report Page 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 2014-2015 County Single Allocation v. Expenditures Summary Numbers Allocation $ Allocation $ Not Spent By Counties WtW- Employment Services $819 million $197 million CalWORKs Child Care $311million $84 million CalFresh Administration Costs $864 million $129 million Substance Abuse $50 million $17 million Mental Health Care $76 mill $13 million 204-2015 CalWORKs WtW Services ALLOCATION v. EXPENDITURES COUNTIES 2014-2015 Federal & General Fund CalWORKs WtW Services ALLOCATION 2014-2015 Federal & General Fund CalWORKs WtW Services EXPENDITURES 2014-2015 Federal & General Fund CalWORKs WtW Services NOT SPENT 2014-2015 Federal & General Fund CalWORKs WtW Services ALLOCATION OVERSPENT PERCENTAGE OF 2014-2015 Federal & General Fund CalWORKs WtW Services ALLOCATION SPENT COUNTIES PERCENTAGE OF 2014-2015 Federal & General Fund CalWORKs WtW Services ALLOCATION SPENT – SORTED Source: State Department of Social Services – Compiled and presented by the Coalition of California Welfare Rights Organizations, Inc. www.ccwro.org ALAMEDA $40,618,572 $35,948,074 $4,670,498 $0 88.50% INYO 19% ALPINE $197,893 $53,482 $144,411 $0 27.03% PLUMAS 24% AMADOR $581,026 $462,379 $118,647 $0 79.58% ALPINE 27% BUTTE $9,057,093 $6,520,372 $2,536,721 $0 71.99% MONO 28% CALAVERAS $959,331 $922,592 $36,739 $0 96.17% SIERRA 53% COLUSA $541,750 $340,924 $200,826 $0 62.93% SAN LUIS OBISPO 54% CONTRA COSTA $28,493,550 $24,080,219 $4,413,331 $0 84.51% LASSEN 59% DEL NORTE $1,995,280 $1,857,642 $137,638 $0 93.10% SISKIYOU 60% EL DORADO $2,872,238 $2,290,060 $582,178 $0 79.73% MARIN 60% FRESNO $39,956,378 $33,424,415 $6,531,963 $0 83.65% SAN JOAQUIN 62% GLENN $1,757,482 $1,790,478 $0 ($32,996) 101.88% COLUSA 63% HUMBOLDT $7,729,527 $7,688,880 $40,647 $0 99.47% TUOLUMNE 63% IMPERIAL $7,802,243 $5,413,998 $2,388,245 $0 69.39% SAN BENITO 64% INYO $565,078 $106,345 $458,733 $0 18.82% MARIPOSA 67% KERN $27,769,848 $22,222,815 $5,547,033 $0 80.02% SAN DIEGO 68% KINGS $5,002,667 $5,138,264 $0 ($135,597) 102.71% TRINITY 68% LAKE $2,556,313 $2,692,388 $0 ($136,075) 105.32% IMPERIAL 69% LASSEN $859,072 $502,548 $356,524 $0 58.50% TULARE 70% LOS ANGELES $296,868,242 $235,089,651 $61,778,591 $0 79.19% SOLANO 71% MADERA $3,018,237 $2,502,386 $515,851 $0 82.91% SANTA BARBARA 72% MARIN $4,398,537 $2,657,185 $1,741,352 $0 60.41% BUTTE 72% MARIPOSA $995,222 $666,609 $328,613 $0 66.98% SACRAMENTO 72% MENDOCINO $2,650,942 $2,066,952 $583,990 $0 77.97% VENTURA 75% MERCED $12,307,587 $10,299,318 $2,008,269 $0 83.68% SUTTER 75% MODOC $624,741 $801,004 $0 ($176,263) 128.21% RIVERSIDE 76% MONO $391,195 $111,372 $279,823 $0 28.47% SANTA CLARA 76% MONTEREY $11,444,051 $11,728,422 $0 ($284,371) 102.48% NAPA 77% NAPA $2,176,587 $1,671,432 $505,155 $0 76.79% MENDOCINO 78% NEVADA $1,922,640 $1,982,531 $0 ($59,891) 103.12% LOS ANGELES 79% ORANGE $54,352,017 $45,378,134 $8,973,883 $0 83.49% AMADOR 80% PLACER $5,271,775 $5,557,639 $0 ($285,864) 105.42% SAN BERNARDINO 80% PLUMAS $677,524 $161,200 $516,324 $0 23.79% EL DORADO 80% RIVERSIDE $54,688,619 $41,512,956 $13,175,663 $0 75.91% KERN 80% SACRAMENTO $59,248,395 $42,808,724 $16,439,671 $0 72.25% SAN FRANCISCO 81% SAN BENITO $1,334,336 $858,994 $475,342 $0 64.38% MADERA 83% SAN BERNARDINO $72,756,063 $57,902,274 $0 79.58% TEHAMA 83% SAN DIEGO $47,956,591 $32,396,190 $15,560,401 $0 67.55% SHASTA 83% SAN FRANCISCO $28,465,742 $22,915,112 $5,550,630 $0 80.50% YUBA 83% SAN JOAQUIN $18,976,116 $11,790,559 $7,185,557 $0 62.13% ORANGE 83% SAN LUIS OBISPO $6,209,832 $3,379,580 $2,830,252 $0 54.42% FRESNO 84% SAN MATEO $8,420,117 $8,612,360 $0 ($192,243) 102.28% MERCED 84% SANTA BARBARA $9,390,082 $6,739,967 $2,650,115 $0 71.78% CONTRA COSTA 85% SANTA CLARA $41,304,198 $31,498,968 $9,805,230 $0 76.26% SONOMA 85% SANTA CRUZ $7,882,742 $6,846,987 $1,035,755 $0 86.86% SANTA CRUZ 87% SHASTA $5,374,109 $4,459,977 $914,132 $0 82.99% ALAMEDA 89% SIERRA $229,511 $122,365 $107,146 $0 53.32% DEL NORTE 93% SISKIYOU $1,389,262 $837,200 $552,062 $0 60.26% CALAVERAS 96% SOLANO $10,411,990 $7,364,357 $3,047,633 $0 70.73% HUMBOLDT 99% SONOMA $10,761,273 $9,131,462 $1,629,811 $0 84.85% GLENN 102% STANISLAUS $15,874,332 $20,107,800 $0 ($4,233,468) 126.67% SAN MATEO 102% SUTTER $2,640,402 $1,987,075 $653,327 $0 75.26% MONTEREY 102% TEHAMA $2,707,924 $2,246,739 $461,185 $0 82.97% KINGS 103% TRINITY $840,795 $573,210 $267,585 $0 68.17% NEVADA 103% TULARE $15,533,109 $10,939,249 $4,593,860 $0 70.43% YOLO 105% TUOLUMNE $1,353,045 $854,886 $498,159 $0 63.18% LAKE 105% VENTURA $14,932,977 $11,173,698 $3,759,279 $0 74.83% PLACER 105% YOLO $5,993,419 $6,272,190 $0 ($278,771) 104.65% STANISLAUS 127% YUBA $4,766,505 $3,978,792 $787,713 $0 83.47% MODOC 128% TOTAL $1,025,856,124 $819,441,381 $197,376,493 ($5,815,539) 79.88% TOTAL 80% 204-2015 CalWORKs WtW Child Care ALLOCATION v. EXPENDITURES COUNTIES 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND WtW CalWORKs Child Care ALLOCATION 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND WtW CalWORKs Child Care EXPENDITURES 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND WtW CalWORKs Child Care NOT SPENT 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND WtW CalWORKs Child Care ALLOCATION OVERSPENT PERCENTAGE OF 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND WtW CalWORKs Child Care ALLOCATION SPENT COUNTIES PERCENTAGE OF 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND WtW CalWORKs Child Care ALLOCATION SPENT – SORTED Source: State Department of Social Services – Compiled and presented by the Coalition of California Welfare Rights Organizations, Inc. www.ccwro.org ALAMEDA $14,818,006 $20,672,135 $0 ($5,854,129) 139.51% MODOC 7% ALPINE $72,192 $8,004 $64,188 $0 11.09% ALPINE 11% AMADOR $190,074 $147,351 $42,723 $0 77.52% TUOLUMNE 12% BUTTE $3,054,212 $1,947,186 $1,107,026 $0 63.75% TRINITY 14% CALAVERAS $349,973 $233,448 $116,525 $0 66.70% MADERA 15% COLUSA $197,635 $113,904 $83,731 $0 57.63% MARIPOSA 16% CONTRA COSTA $10,394,693 $6,058,805 $4,335,888 $0 58.29% GLENN 24% DEL NORTE $643,989 $400,167 $243,822 $0 62.14% EL DORADO 25% EL DORADO $1,047,817 $266,624 $781,193 $0 25.45% MONO 29% FRESNO $14,576,433 $9,880,706 $4,695,727 $0 67.79% SISKIYOU 30% GLENN $641,144 $152,475 $488,669 $0 23.78% LAKE 31% HUMBOLDT $2,575,741 $993,233 $1,582,508 $0 38.56% TEHAMA 32% IMPERIAL $2,846,326 $1,814,060 $1,032,266 $0 63.73% SIERRA 35% INYO $206,145 $97,977 $108,168 $0 47.53% MENDOCINO 37% KERN $10,495,490 $9,350,614 $1,144,876 $0 89.09% STANISLAUS 38% KINGS $1,825,017 $1,804,543 $20,474 $0 98.88% HUMBOLDT 39% LAKE $932,565 $285,469 $647,096 $0 30.61% YUBA 40% LASSEN $313,397 $242,298 $71,099 $0 77.31% NEVADA 46% LOS ANGELES $108,300,103 $80,483,868 $27,816,235 $0 74.32% MONTEREY 47% MADERA $1,465,888 $219,641 $1,246,247 $0 14.98% INYO 48% MARIN $1,604,625 $1,857,180 $0 ($252,555) 115.74% MERCED 56% MARIPOSA $326,584 $51,656 $274,928 $0 15.82% COLUSA 58% MENDOCINO $967,086 $358,929 $608,157 $0 37.11% CONTRA COSTA 58% MERCED $4,489,915 $2,525,109 $1,964,806 $0 56.24% NAPA 58% MODOC $227,911 $15,113 $212,798 $0 6.63% SACRAMENTO 59% MONO $142,711 $41,185 $101,526 $0 28.86% PLUMAS 61% MONTEREY $4,539,698 $2,119,176 $2,420,522 $0 46.68% DEL NORTE 62% NAPA $794,038 $463,544 $330,494 $0 58.38% IMPERIAL 64% NEVADA $664,915 $305,797 $359,118 $0 45.99% BUTTE 64% ORANGE $19,828,087 $14,998,959 $4,829,128 $0 75.65% CALAVERAS 67% PLACER $1,923,190 $2,501,352 $0 ($578,162) 130.06% FRESNO 68% PLUMAS $247,167 $150,150 $97,017 $0 60.75% SANTA CLARA 68% RIVERSIDE $19,950,882 $26,154,434 $0 ($6,203,552) 131.09% SOLANO 69% SACRAMENTO $22,280,103 $13,201,555 $9,078,548 $0 59.25% SAN LUIS OBISPO 71% SAN BENITO $486,777 $541,849 $0 ($55,072) 111.31% SAN JOAQUIN 73% SAN BERNARDINO $25,630,019 $29,274,324 $0 ($3,644,305) 114.22% SUTTER 73% SAN DIEGO $17,494,980 $18,714,137 $0 ($1,219,157) 106.97% LOS ANGELES 74% SAN FRANCISCO $10,019,741 $12,500,301 $0 ($2,480,560) 124.76% ORANGE 76% SAN JOAQUIN $6,922,651 $5,023,928 $1,898,723 $0 72.57% LASSEN 77% SAN LUIS OBISPO $2,265,400 $1,618,129 $647,271 $0 71.43% AMADOR 78% SAN MATEO $3,071,731 $2,423,967 $647,764 $0 78.91% SHASTA 79% SANTA BARBARA $3,352,622 $3,142,219 $210,403 $0 93.72% SAN MATEO 79% SANTA CLARA $15,068,129 $10,295,704 $4,772,425 $0 68.33% SONOMA 82% SANTA CRUZ $2,875,692 $3,328,261 $0 ($452,569) 115.74% TULARE 86% SHASTA $1,960,522 $1,545,556 $414,966 $0 78.83% YOLO 86% SIERRA $83,728 $29,365 $54,363 $0 35.07% KERN 89% SISKIYOU $506,815 $153,543 $353,272 $0 30.30% SANTA BARBARA 94% SOLANO $4,163,193 $2,857,631 $1,305,562 $0 68.64% KINGS 99% SONOMA $3,925,806 $3,211,294 $714,512 $0 81.80% SAN DIEGO 107% STANISLAUS $5,791,094 $2,190,627 $3,600,467 $0 37.83% VENTURA 109% SUTTER $963,242 $699,812 $263,430 $0 72.65% SAN BENITO 111% TEHAMA $987,875 $315,293 $672,582 $0 31.92% SAN BERNARDINO 114% TRINITY $204,219 $27,743 $176,476 $0 13.58% MARIN 116% TULARE $5,666,613 $4,848,404 $818,209 $0 85.56% SANTA CRUZ 116% TUOLUMNE $493,603 $59,610 $433,993 $0 12.08% SAN FRANCISCO 125% VENTURA $5,447,680 $5,919,579 $0 ($471,899) 108.66% PLACER 130% YOLO $2,186,452 $1,883,378 $303,074 $0 86.14% RIVERSIDE 131% YUBA $1,738,862 $702,251 $1,036,611 $0 40.39% ALAMEDA 140% TOTAL $374,241,198 $311,223,552 $84,229,606 ($21,211,960) 83.16% TOTAL 83% 204-2015 WtW SUBSTANCE ABUSE ALLOCATION v. EXPENDITURES COUNTIES 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalWORKs WtW Substance Abuse ALLOCATION 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalWORKs WtW Substance Abuse EXPENDITURES 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalWORKs WtW Substance Abuse NOT SPENT 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalWORKs WtW Substance Abuse ALLOCATION OVERSPENT PERCENTAGE OF 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalWORKs WtW Substance Abuse ALLOCATION SPENT COUNTIES PERCENTAGE OF 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalWORKs WtW Substance Abuse ALLOCATION SPENT – SORTED Source: State Department of Social Services – Compiled and presented by the Coalition of California Welfare Rights Organizations, Inc. www.ccwro.org ALAMEDA $836,282 $0 $836,282 $0 0% ALAMEDA 0% ALPINE $226 $0 $226 $0 0% ALPINE 0% AMADOR $14,833 $0 $14,833 $0 0% AMADOR 0% BUTTE $372,170 $287,345 $84,825 $0 77% COLUSA 0% CALAVERAS $29,844 $4,999 $24,845 $0 17% EL DORADO 0% COLUSA $8,398 $0 $8,398 $0 0% MENDOCINO 0% CONTRA COSTA $829,946 $840,513 $0 ($10,567) 101% MONO 0% DEL NORTE $65,293 $36,536 $28,757 $0 56% NAPA 0% EL DORADO $57,197 $0 $57,197 $0 0% RIVERSIDE 0% FRESNO $3,191,490 $2,726,019 $465,471 $0 85% SAN BENITO 0% GLENN $36,631 $37,600 $0 ($969) 103% SIERRA 0% HUMBOLDT $255,873 $802,205 $0 ($546,332) 314% TRINITY 0% IMPERIAL $206,085 $299 $205,786 $0 0% IMPERIAL 0% INYO $16,333 $17,723 $0 ($1,390) 109% SANTA CLARA 11% KERN $1,376,423 $442,923 $933,500 $0 32% SAN FRANCISCO 11% KINGS $138,153 $25,215 $112,938 $0 18% SOLANO 15% LAKE $78,316 $36,587 $41,729 $0 47% TULARE 16% LASSEN $70,974 $70,974 $0 $0 100% MADERA 17% LOS ANGELES $20,094,567 $15,365,619 $4,728,948 $0 76% CALAVERAS 17% MADERA $147,304 $24,511 $122,793 $0 17% MONTEREY 17% MARIN $80,302 $86,377 $0 ($6,075) 108% KINGS 18% MARIPOSA $18,983 $18,984 $0 ($1) 100% YUBA 29% MENDOCINO $61,219 $0 $61,219 $0 0% KERN 32% MERCED $544,489 $217,991 $326,498 $0 40% SHASTA 37% MODOC $31,349 $36,592 $0 ($5,243) 117% MERCED 40% MONO $13,854 $0 $13,854 $0 0% TUOLUMNE 41% MONTEREY $328,926 $57,243 $271,683 $0 17% SAN BERNARDINO 44% NAPA $27,680 $0 $27,680 $0 0% ORANGE 45% NEVADA $32,332 $30,998 $1,334 $0 96% LAKE 47% ORANGE $1,330,012 $603,845 $726,167 $0 45% DEL NORTE 56% PLACER $212,974 $237,915 $0 ($24,941) 112% SUTTER 59% PLUMAS $23,105 $23,105 $0 $0 100% VENTURA 61% RIVERSIDE $1,527,473 $0 $1,527,473 $0 0% SISKIYOU 76% SACRAMENTO $3,729,090 $3,120,966 $608,124 $0 84% SAN JOAQUIN 76% SAN BENITO $73,614 $0 $73,614 $0 0% LOS ANGELES 76% SAN BERNARDINO $3,131,426 $1,386,245 $1,745,181 $0 44% BUTTE 77% SAN DIEGO $2,872,821 $2,655,610 $217,211 $0 92% SAN MATEO 81% SAN FRANCISCO $617,300 $68,496 $548,804 $0 11% STANISLAUS 84% SAN JOAQUIN $1,075,454 $816,058 $259,396 $0 76% SACRAMENTO 84% SAN LUIS OBISPO $166,085 $157,680 $8,405 $0 95% FRESNO 85% SAN MATEO $364,627 $294,868 $69,759 $0 81% YOLO 88% SANTA BARBARA $520,657 $479,644 $41,013 $0 92% SONOMA 88% SANTA CLARA $581,473 $62,000 $519,473 $0 11% SANTA BARBARA 92% SANTA CRUZ $194,017 $216,751 $0 ($22,734) 112% SAN DIEGO 92% SHASTA $287,141 $107,605 $179,536 $0 37% SAN LUIS OBISPO 95% SIERRA $1,810 $0 $1,810 $0 0% NEVADA 96% SISKIYOU $128,803 $97,441 $31,362 $0 76% LASSEN 100% SOLANO $387,028 $59,118 $327,910 $0 15% PLUMAS 100% SONOMA $244,702 $215,901 $28,801 $0 88% MARIPOSA 100% STANISLAUS $1,388,717 $1,162,012 $226,705 $0 84% TEHAMA 101% SUTTER $157,310 $92,674 $64,636 $0 59% CONTRA COSTA 101% TEHAMA $231,953 $233,588 $0 ($1,635) 101% GLENN 103% TRINITY $6,110 $0 $6,110 $0 0% MARIN 108% TULARE $1,132,952 $181,465 $951,487 $0 16% INYO 109% TUOLUMNE $57,675 $23,477 $34,198 $0 41% PLACER 112% VENTURA $614,936 $376,985 $237,951 $0 61% SANTA CRUZ 112% YOLO $179,284 $157,179 $22,105 $0 88% MODOC 117% YUBA $98,379 $28,586 $69,793 $0 29% HUMBOLDT 314% TOTAL $50,302,400 $34,026,467 $16,895,820 ($619,887) 68% TOTAL 68% 204-2015 WtW MENTAL HEALTB ALLOCATION v. EXPENDITURES COUNTIES 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalWORKs WtW mental health ALLOCATION 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalWORKs WtW mental health EXPENDITURES 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalWORKs WtW mental health NOT SPENT 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalWORKs WtW mental health ALLOCATION OVERSPENT PERCENTAGE OF 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalWORKs WtW mental health ALLOCATION SPENT COUNTIES PERCENTAGE OF 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalWORKs WtW mental health ALLOCATION SPENT – SORTED Source: State Department of Social Services – Compiled and presented by the Coalition of California Welfare Rights Organizations, Inc. www.ccwro.org ALAMEDA $3,284,007 $2,619,406 $664,601 $0 79.76% ALPINE 0% ALPINE $343 $0 $343 $0 0.00% COLUSA 0% AMADOR $22,484 $1,989 $20,495 $0 8.85% EL DORADO 0% BUTTE $576,799 $510,834 $65,965 $0 88.56% MENDOCINO 0% CALAVERAS $37,498 $1,065 $36,433 $0 2.84% MONO 0% COLUSA $12,728 $0 $12,728 $0 0.00% NAPA 0% CONTRA COSTA $1,010,006 $833,249 $176,757 $0 82.50% SIERRA 0% DEL NORTE $113,485 $110,349 $3,136 $0 97.24% TRINITY 0% EL DORADO $68,937 $0 $68,937 $0 0.00% CALAVERAS 3% FRESNO $3,460,141 $2,965,259 $494,882 $0 85.70% AMADOR 9% GLENN $68,708 $85,486 $0 ($16,778) 124.42% SAN LUIS OBISPO 13% HUMBOLDT $327,365 $430,701 $0 ($103,336) 131.57% SAN BERNARDINO 36% IMPERIAL $543,454 $486,728 $56,726 $0 89.56% SAN MATEO 39% INYO $23,092 $17,633 $5,459 $0 76.36% TULARE 41% KERN $2,009,267 $1,359,410 $649,857 $0 67.66% YUBA 44% KINGS $283,293 $254,602 $28,691 $0 89.87% SAN BENITO 46% LAKE $151,021 $192,743 $0 ($41,722) 127.63% SUTTER 50% LASSEN $78,731 $78,732 $0 ($1) 100.00% STANISLAUS 52% LOS ANGELES $28,014,685 $25,860,687 $2,153,998 $0 92.31% MONTEREY 57% MADERA $419,109 $507,592 $0 ($88,483) 121.11% VENTURA 57% MARIN $161,882 $161,385 $497 $0 99.69% YOLO 59% MARIPOSA $38,794 $38,796 $0 ($2) 100.01% SAN JOAQUIN 66% MENDOCINO $156,700 $0 $156,700 $0 0.00% SACRAMENTO 67% MERCED $959,018 $698,571 $260,447 $0 72.84% KERN 68% MODOC $20,006 $38,541 $0 ($18,535) 192.65% SISKIYOU 72% MONO $14,146 $0 $14,146 $0 0.00% MERCED 73% MONTEREY $801,100 $455,364 $345,736 $0 56.84% INYO 76% NAPA $52,321 $0 $52,321 $0 0.00% ALAMEDA 80% NEVADA $49,006 $39,806 $9,200 $0 81.23% NEVADA 81% ORANGE $3,548,856 $3,139,553 $409,303 $0 88.47% CONTRA COSTA 83% PLACER $237,069 $238,899 $0 ($1,830) 100.77% TEHAMA 84% PLUMAS $17,796 $19,071 $0 ($1,275) 107.16% FRESNO 86% RIVERSIDE $4,742,351 $5,186,191 $0 ($443,840) 109.36% ORANGE 88% SACRAMENTO $3,729,258 $2,505,016 $1,224,242 $0 67.17% BUTTE 89% SAN BENITO $46,720 $21,699 $25,021 $0 46.44% IMPERIAL 90% SAN BERNARDINO $4,546,554 $1,647,234 $2,899,320 $0 36.23% KINGS 90% SAN DIEGO $4,200,459 $4,120,165 $80,294 $0 98.09% LOS ANGELES 92% SAN FRANCISCO $950,583 $2,094,397 $0 ($1,143,814) 220.33% DEL NORTE 97% SAN JOAQUIN $2,070,315 $1,367,725 $702,590 $0 66.06% SAN DIEGO 98% SAN LUIS OBISPO $134,368 $16,933 $117,435 $0 12.60% MARIN 100% SAN MATEO $165,959 $64,900 $101,059 $0 39.11% LASSEN 100% SANTA BARBARA $675,802 $688,114 $0 ($12,312) 101.82% MARIPOSA 100% SANTA CLARA $1,725,783 $2,245,256 $0 ($519,473) 130.10% PLACER 101% SANTA CRUZ $217,556 $253,384 $0 ($35,828) 116.47% SANTA BARBARA 102% SHASTA $456,226 $562,387 $0 ($106,161) 123.27% PLUMAS 107% SIERRA $1,639 $0 $1,639 $0 0.00% SONOMA 108% SISKIYOU $135,549 $97,444 $38,105 $0 71.89% RIVERSIDE 109% SOLANO $653,243 $867,605 $0 ($214,362) 132.82% TUOLUMNE 113% SONOMA $581,721 $625,518 $0 ($43,797) 107.53% SANTA CRUZ 116% STANISLAUS $1,224,134 $638,480 $585,654 $0 52.16% MADERA 121% SUTTER $205,858 $102,546 $103,312 $0 49.81% SHASTA 123% TEHAMA $238,554 $199,775 $38,779 $0 83.74% GLENN 124% TRINITY $9,260 $0 $9,260 $0 0.00% LAKE 128% TULARE $1,632,267 $670,898 $961,369 $0 41.10% SANTA CLARA 130% TUOLUMNE $127,921 $143,962 $0 ($16,041) 112.54% HUMBOLDT 132% VENTURA $779,493 $446,806 $332,687 $0 57.32% SOLANO 133% YOLO $276,281 $164,134 $112,147 $0 59.41% MODOC 193% YUBA $213,899 $94,422 $119,477 $0 44.14% SAN FRANCISCO 220% TOTAL $76,303,600 $65,971,442 $13,139,748 ($2,807,590) 86.46% TOTAL 86% 204-2015 CalFresh General Fund Administration ALLOCATION v. EXPENDITURES COUNTIES 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalFresh Admin ALLOCATION 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalFresh Admin EXPENDITURES 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalFresh Admin NOT SPENT 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalFresh Admin ALLOCATION OVERSPENT PERCENTAGE OF 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalFresh Admin ALLOCATION SPENT COUNTIES PERCENTAGE OF 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalFresh Admin ALLOCATION SPENT – SORTED Source: State Department of Social Services – Compiled and presented by the Coalition of California Welfare Rights Organizations, Inc. www.ccwro.org ALAMEDA $24,583,051.00 $20,566,700.00 $4,016,351.00 $- 84% ALPINE 31% ALPINE $130,386.00 $41,006.00 $89,380.00 $- 31% PLUMAS 36% AMADOR $695,487.00 $389,484.00 $306,003.00 $- 56% MENDOCINO 49% BUTTE $5,218,523.00 $4,866,442.00 $352,081.00 $- 93% TRINITY 52% CALAVERAS $890,446.00 $581,540.00 $308,906.00 $- 65% SIERRA 54% COLUSA $378,553.00 $293,588.00 $84,965.00 $- 78% AMADOR 56% CONTRA COSTA $15,751,052.00 $15,504,734.00 $246,318.00 $- 98% TULARE 57% DEL NORTE $999,390.00 $745,889.00 $253,501.00 $- 75% LASSEN 61% EL DORADO $2,391,158.00 $2,205,139.00 $186,019.00 $- 92% NEVADA 62% FRESNO $24,317,171.00 $20,750,707.00 $3,566,464.00 $- 85% SOLANO 63% GLENN $590,123.00 $551,670.00 $38,453.00 $- 93% KERN 64% HUMBOLDT $5,275,709.00 $5,275,709.00 $- $- 100% IMPERIAL 64% IMPERIAL $4,136,449.00 $2,658,647.00 $1,477,802.00 $- 64% CALAVERAS 65% INYO $387,921.00 $293,955.00 $93,966.00 $- 76% MADERA 67% KERN $16,236,745.00 $10,319,766.00 $5,916,979.00 $- 64% SAN MATEO 68% KINGS $2,185,116.00 $1,849,292.00 $335,824.00 $- 85% SUTTER 68% LAKE $1,670,231.00 $1,293,215.00 $377,016.00 $- 77% MODOC 69% LASSEN $485,616.00 $296,477.00 $189,139.00 $- 61% SISKIYOU 69% LOS ANGELES $200,759,045.00 $154,401,583.00 $46,357,462.00 $- 77% STANISLAUS 71% MADERA $2,368,229.00 $1,582,432.00 $785,797.00 $- 67% DEL NORTE 75% MARIN $2,846,466.00 $2,958,895.00 $- -$112,429.00 104% INYO 76% MARIPOSA $506,943.00 $493,804.00 $13,139.00 $- 97% LOS ANGELES 77% MENDOCINO $2,519,673.00 $1,237,472.00 $1,282,201.00 $- 49% LAKE 77% MERCED $6,227,807.00 $5,777,978.00 $449,829.00 $- 93% SAN JOAQUIN 78% MODOC $236,579.00 $162,744.00 $73,835.00 $- 69% COLUSA 78% MONO $325,182.00 $367,992.00 $- -$42,810.00 113% VENTURA 79% MONTEREY $8,276,562.00 $8,276,562.00 $- $- 100% TUOLUMNE 80% NAPA $1,464,375.00 $1,222,560.00 $241,815.00 $- 83% SAN LUIS OBISPO 80% NEVADA $1,561,332.00 $960,825.00 $600,507.00 $- 62% SAN BERNARDINO 81% ORANGE $33,332,894.00 $29,576,695.00 $3,756,199.00 $- 89% RIVERSIDE 82% PLACER $4,326,553.00 $3,660,961.00 $665,592.00 $- 85% SACRAMENTO 82% PLUMAS $571,642.00 $206,461.00 $365,181.00 $- 36% SAN DIEGO 83% RIVERSIDE $36,161,599.00 $29,548,666.00 $6,612,933.00 $- 82% NAPA 83% SACRAMENTO $32,920,234.00 $27,061,937.00 $5,858,297.00 $- 82% ALAMEDA 84% SAN BENITO $744,000.00 $666,358.00 $77,642.00 $- 90% PLACER 85% SAN BERNARDINO $48,348,625.00 $39,204,118.00 $9,144,507.00 $- 81% KINGS 85% SAN DIEGO $46,963,956.00 $39,149,552.00 $7,814,404.00 $- 83% FRESNO 85% SAN FRANCISCO $18,340,791.00 $18,889,141.00 $- -$548,350.00 103% SANTA CLARA 85% SAN JOAQUIN $8,719,634.00 $6,760,019.00 $1,959,615.00 $- 78% ORANGE 89% SAN LUIS OBISPO $3,752,238.00 $3,011,986.00 $740,252.00 $- 80% SAN BENITO 90% SAN MATEO $7,859,561.00 $5,346,923.00 $2,512,638.00 $- 68% TEHAMA 90% SANTA BARBARA $6,716,373.00 $6,716,373.00 $- $- 100% SHASTA 92% SANTA CLARA $26,129,321.00 $22,302,719.00 $3,826,602.00 $- 85% EL DORADO 92% SANTA CRUZ $5,129,908.00 $5,129,908.00 $- $- 100% MERCED 93% SHASTA $3,835,727.00 $3,527,524.00 $308,203.00 $- 92% BUTTE 93% SIERRA $141,547.00 $76,636.00 $64,911.00 $- 54% GLENN 93% SISKIYOU $1,173,387.00 $813,608.00 $359,779.00 $- 69% YUBA 94% SOLANO $8,535,322.00 $5,378,150.00 $3,157,172.00 $- 63% MARIPOSA 97% SONOMA $7,180,015.00 $7,826,089.00 $- -$646,074.00 109% CONTRA COSTA 98% STANISLAUS $11,959,599.00 $8,482,622.00 $3,476,977.00 $- 71% HUMBOLDT 100% SUTTER $1,371,812.00 $936,267.00 $435,545.00 $- 68% MONTEREY 100% TEHAMA $1,365,603.00 $1,223,393.00 $142,210.00 $- 90% SANTA BARBARA 100% TRINITY $449,127.00 $231,431.00 $217,696.00 $- 52% SANTA CRUZ 100% TULARE $16,004,236.00 $9,065,716.00 $6,938,520.00 $- 57% YOLO 101% TUOLUMNE $993,913.00 $790,488.00 $203,425.00 $- 80% SAN FRANCISCO 103% VENTURA $12,584,766.00 $9,882,997.00 $2,701,769.00 $- 79% MARIN 104% YOLO $3,133,595.00 $3,157,370.00 $- -$23,775.00 101% SONOMA 109% YUBA $2,091,702.00 $1,957,551.00 $134,151.00 $- 94% MONO 113% TOTAL $684,253,000.00 $556,508,466.00 $129,117,972.00 -$1,373,438.00 81% TOTAL 81% 204-2015 CalWORKs Eligibility ALLOCATION v. EXPENDITURES COUNTIES 2014-2015 Federal & General Fund CalWORKs Eligibility ALLOCATION 2014-2015 Federal & General Fund CalWORKs Eligibility EXPENDITURES 2014-2015 Federal & General Fund CalWORKs Eligibility NOT SPENT 2014-2015 Federal & General Fund CalWORKs Eligibility ALLOCATION OVERSPENT PERCENTAGE OF 2014-2015 Federal & General Fund CalWORKs Eligibility ALLOCATION SPENT COUNTIES PERCENTAGE OF 2014-2015 Federal & General Fund CalWORKs Eligibility ALLOCATION SPENT – SORTED Source: State Department of Social Services – Compiled and presented by the Coalition of California Welfare Rights Organizations, Inc. www.ccwro.org ALAMEDA $20,503,645 $14,121,480 $6,382,165 $0 68.87% ALAMEDA 69% ALPINE $99,893 $42,770 $57,123 $0 42.82% ALPINE 43% AMADOR $263,007 $326,674 $0 ($63,667) 124.21% AMADOR 124% BUTTE $4,226,107 $6,279,956 $0 ($2,053,849) 148.60% BUTTE 149% CALAVERAS $484,256 $401,443 $82,813 $0 82.90% CALAVERAS 83% COLUSA $273,467 $365,368 $0 ($91,901) 133.61% COLUSA 134% CONTRA COSTA $14,383,116 $18,330,365 $0 ($3,947,249) 127.44% CONTRA COSTA 127% DEL NORTE $891,086 $937,966 $0 ($46,880) 105.26% DEL NORTE 105% EL DORADO $1,449,863 $2,134,983 $0 ($685,120) 147.25% EL DORADO 147% FRESNO $20,169,379 $20,749,945 $0 ($580,566) 102.88% FRESNO 103% GLENN $887,151 $724,107 $163,044 $0 81.62% GLENN 82% HUMBOLDT $3,564,049 $3,629,207 $0 ($65,158) 101.83% HUMBOLDT 102% IMPERIAL $3,938,455 $4,353,183 $0 ($414,728) 110.53% IMPERIAL 111% INYO $285,242 $231,858 $53,384 $0 81.28% INYO 81% KERN $14,522,587 $14,983,916 $0 ($461,329) 103.18% KERN 103% KINGS $2,525,271 $2,586,516 $0 ($61,245) 102.43% KINGS 102% LAKE $1,290,389 $1,115,645 $174,744 $0 86.46% LAKE 86% LASSEN $433,647 $589,491 $0 ($155,844) 135.94% LASSEN 136% LOS ANGELES $149,854,628 $190,163,833 $0 ($40,309,205) 126.90% LOS ANGELES 127% MADERA $2,028,345 $2,053,434 $0 ($25,089) 101.24% MADERA 101% MARIN $2,220,316 $3,057,684 $0 ($837,368) 137.71% MARIN 138% MARIPOSA $451,894 $765,800 $0 ($313,906) 169.46% MARIPOSA 169% MENDOCINO $1,338,156 $1,902,354 $0 ($564,198) 142.16% MENDOCINO 142% MERCED $6,212,686 $9,603,620 $0 ($3,390,934) 154.58% MERCED 155% MODOC $315,361 $169,625 $145,736 $0 53.79% MODOC 54% MONO $197,470 $136,672 $60,798 $0 69.21% MONO 69% MONTEREY $6,281,571 $4,305,495 $1,976,076 $0 68.54% MONTEREY 69% NAPA $1,098,709 $848,222 $250,487 $0 77.20% NAPA 77% NEVADA $920,042 $817,045 $102,997 $0 88.81% NEVADA 89% ORANGE $27,436,082 $35,428,782 $0 ($7,992,700) 129.13% ORANGE 129% PLACER $2,661,113 $2,242,289 $418,824 $0 84.26% PLACER 84% PLUMAS $342,005 $279,257 $62,748 $0 81.65% PLUMAS 82% RIVERSIDE $27,605,994 $26,235,050 $1,370,944 $0 95.03% RIVERSIDE 95% SACRAMENTO $30,828,933 $44,615,676 $0 ($13,786,743) 144.72% SACRAMENTO 145% SAN BENITO $673,553 $652,985 $20,568 $0 96.95% SAN BENITO 97% SAN BERNARDINO $35,464,205 $47,999,215 $0 ($12,535,010) 135.35% SAN BERNARDINO 135% SAN DIEGO $24,207,766 $39,256,429 $0 ($15,048,663) 162.16% SAN DIEGO 162% SAN FRANCISCO $13,864,293 $14,681,452 $0 ($817,159) 105.89% SAN FRANCISCO 106% SAN JOAQUIN $9,578,858 $12,035,609 $0 ($2,456,751) 125.65% SAN JOAQUIN 126% SAN LUIS OBISPO $3,134,629 $5,346,366 $0 ($2,211,737) 170.56% SAN LUIS OBISPO 171% SAN MATEO $4,250,349 $6,197,104 $0 ($1,946,755) 145.80% SAN MATEO 146% SANTA BARBARA $4,639,014 $6,367,275 $0 ($1,728,261) 137.25% SANTA BARBARA 137% SANTA CLARA $20,849,739 $16,382,790 $4,466,949 $0 78.58% SANTA CLARA 79% SANTA CRUZ $3,979,090 $2,227,581 $1,751,509 $0 55.98% SANTA CRUZ 56% SHASTA $2,712,769 $3,041,217 $0 ($328,448) 112.11% SHASTA 112% SIERRA $115,854 $153,866 $0 ($38,012) 132.81% SIERRA 133% SISKIYOU $701,278 $1,059,033 $0 ($357,755) 151.01% SISKIYOU 151% SOLANO $5,760,601 $7,571,010 $0 ($1,810,409) 131.43% SOLANO 131% SONOMA $5,432,128 $6,953,621 $0 ($1,521,493) 128.01% SONOMA 128% STANISLAUS $8,013,124 $6,390,502 $1,622,622 $0 79.75% STANISLAUS 80% SUTTER $1,332,834 $1,051,756 $281,078 $0 78.91% SUTTER 79% TEHAMA $1,366,920 $1,783,896 $0 ($416,976) 130.50% TEHAMA 131% TRINITY $282,577 $438,025 $0 ($155,448) 155.01% TRINITY 155% TULARE $7,840,881 $11,605,162 $0 ($3,764,281) 148.01% TULARE 148% TUOLUMNE $682,996 $643,285 $39,711 $0 94.19% TUOLUMNE 94% VENTURA $7,537,943 $8,356,351 $0 ($818,408) 110.86% VENTURA 111% YOLO $3,025,388 $2,728,825 $296,563 $0 90.20% YOLO 90% YUBA $2,406,059 $2,432,010 $0 ($25,951) 101.08% YUBA 101% TOTAL $517,836,763 $619,885,076 $19,780,883 ($121,829,196) 119.71% TOTAL 120% COUNTY ALLOCATION VS. EXPENDITUIRES All numbers displayed in millions FEDERAL & STATE FUNDS EXPENDITURES PROGRAM ALLOCATION FY 2014-2015 EXPENDITURES FY 2014-2015 DIFFERENCES PERCENTAGE SPENT DSS COUNTY FISCAL LETTER CalWORKs Single Allocation – Eligibility $517,837 $619,885 ($102,048) 119.71% CFL 14\/15\/-21,69 CalWORKs Single Allocation Child Care $374,241 $311,224 $63,017 83.16% CFL 14\/15\/-21,69 CalWORKs Single Allocation – CalLearn $25,834 $25,464 $370 91.37% CFL 14\/15\/-21,69 CalWORKs Single Allocation Employment Services $1,025,856 $819,441 $206,415 80% CFL 14\/15\/-21,69 CalWORKs Single Allocation Mental Health $76,304 $65,971 $10,333 86.46% CFL 14\/15\/-02 CalWORKs Single Allocation Substance Abuse $50,302 $34,026 $16,276 67.64% CFL 14\/15\/-02 CCL-Family Child Care Homes – Federal $13 $13 $0 100% CFL 14\/15\/-09 CCL-Family Child Care Homes – State $19 $52 ($33) 273.68% CFL 14\/15\/-09 Expanded Subsidized Employment Program $134,145 $72,323 $61,822 53.91% CFL 14\/15\/-65 CalWORKs Family Stabilization Program $29,654 $22,744 $6,910 76.70% CFL 14\/15\/-66 Homeless Housing Support Program $20,000 $17,278 $2,722 86.39% GENERAL FUND EXPENDITURES ONLY CalFresh Administration $684,253 $556,508 $127,745 81.33% CFL 14\/15-20,72 CCL-Foster Family Homes $5,827 $11,842 ($6,015) 203.23% CFL 14\/15-09 Kinship Guardianship Assistance Payment Program (Kin-GAP) $2,607 $3,539 ($923) 135.75% CFL 14\/15-10 Trafficking & Crime Victim Assistance Program (TCVAP) $10,575 $3,637 $6,938 34.39% CFL 14\/15-03 Non-Medical Out of Home Care Program $353 $322 $31 91.22% CFL 14\/15-04,59 WINS program $6,425 $5,528 $897 86.04% CFL 14\/15-01.67 Commercially Sexually Exploited Children $3,250 $765 $2,485 23.54% CFL 14\/15-25,32 CWS Case Reviews $3,649 $421 $3,228 11.54% CFL 14\/15-39 Katie A $400 0 $400 0.00% ACL 15-12 Approved Relative Caregiver 0 0 0 0.00% CFL 14\/15-58 FEDERAL FUND ONLY EXPENDITURES ONLY CalFresh Employment and Training Program $105,643 $75,144 $30,499 71.13% CFL 14\/15-35 CBCAP $2,008 $0.00 $2,008 0.00% CFL 14\/15-41,41E Independent Living Programs $16,318 $32,311 ($15,993) 198.01% CFL 14\/15-11 Promoting Safe & Stable Families $28,614 $31,630 ($3,016) 110.54% CFL 14\/15-06,06E PSSF Caseworker Visits $1,959 $20,818 ($18,859) 1062.69% CFL 14\/15-07,75 Kevin Aslanian, Executive Director Coalition of California Welfare Rights Organizations CCWRO 1111 Howe Ave. Ste.150 Sacramento, CA 95816-7000 Tel. (916) 736-0616 Fax (916) 736-2645 Cell (916) 712-0071 www.ccwro.org October, 2015 [bookmark: _GoBack]Source: County Welfare Departments Reports compliled by the State Department of Social Services. 1 2014-2015 County Single Allocations and Expenditures Source: State Department of Social Services Published by CCWRO October 19, 2015 ”

” 2014-2015 County Single Allocations and Expenditures Source: State Department of Social Services Published by CCWRO October 19, 2015 1 2014-\u00ad2015 County Single Allocations & Expenditures Welfare and Institutions Code 15200 provides that the State would allocate certain amounts for the administration and services of CalFresh, CalWORKs, Employment Services and other programs. This report reveals that millions of dollars are returned back to the State of California by counties that could have been used to provide child care, mental health services, substance abuse services and employment services and supportive services, such as transportation and ancillary services for students attending college. Many students have to drop their classes because they do not receive the ancillary services for buy their books required by their college instructors. The county-\u00ad\u2010by-\u00ad\u2010county numbers are set forth below. 2014-\u00ad2015 County Single Allocation v. Expenditures Summary Numbers Allocation $ Allocation $ Not Spent By Counties WtW-\u00ad Employment Services $819 million $197 million CalWORKs Child Care $311million $84 million CalFresh Administration Costs $864 million $129 million Substance Abuse $50 million $17 million Mental Health Care $76 mill $13 million Table of Contents County-by-County CalWORKs Welfare-to-Work Employment Services Allocations and Expenditures County-by-County CalWORKs Welfare-to-Work Child Care Allocations and Expenditures County-by-County CalWORKs Welfare-to-Work Substance Abuse Services Allocations and Expenditures County-by-County CalWORKs Welfare-to-Work Mental Health Services Allocations and Expenditures County-by-County CalFresh Administration Allocations and Expenditures County-by-County CalWORKs Eligibility Services Allocations and Expenditures Comprehensive DSS 2014-2015 Allocation and Expenditures Report Page 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 2014-2015 County Single Allocations and Expenditures Source: State Department of Social Services Published by CCWRO October 19, 2015 2 204-2015 CalWORKs WtW Services ALLOCATION v. EXPENDITURES COUNTIES 2014-2015 Federal & General Fund CalWORKs WtW Services ALLOCATION 2014-2015 Federal & General Fund CalWORKs WtW Services EXPENDITURES 2014-2015 Federal & General Fund CalWORKs WtW Services NOT SPENT 2014-2015 Federal & General Fund CalWORKs WtW Services ALLOCATION OVERSPENT 2014-2015 Federal & General Fund CalWORKs WtW Services ALLOCATION SPENT COUNTIES 2014-2015 Federal & General Fund CalWORKs WtW Services ALLOCATION SPENT – SORTED Source: State Department of Social Services – Compiled and presented by the Coalition of California Welfare Rights Organizations, Inc. www.ccwro.org ALAMEDA $40,618,572 $35,948,074 $4,670,498 $0 88.50% INYO 19% ALPINE $197,893 $53,482 $144,411 $0 27.03% PLUMAS 24% AMADOR $581,026 $462,379 $118,647 $0 79.58% ALPINE 27% BUTTE $9,057,093 $6,520,372 $2,536,721 $0 71.99% MONO 28% CALAVERAS $959,331 $922,592 $36,739 $0 96.17% SIERRA 53% COLUSA $541,750 $340,924 $200,826 $0 62.93% SAN LUIS OBISPO 54% CONTRA COSTA $28,493,550 $24,080,219 $4,413,331 $0 84.51% LASSEN 59% DEL NORTE $1,995,280 $1,857,642 $137,638 $0 93.10% SISKIYOU 60% EL DORADO $2,872,238 $2,290,060 $582,178 $0 79.73% MARIN 60% FRESNO $39,956,378 $33,424,415 $6,531,963 $0 83.65% SAN JOAQUIN 62% GLENN $1,757,482 $1,790,478 $0 ($32,996) 101.88% COLUSA 63% HUMBOLDT $7,729,527 $7,688,880 $40,647 $0 99.47% TUOLUMNE 63% IMPERIAL $7,802,243 $5,413,998 $2,388,245 $0 69.39% SAN BENITO 64% INYO $565,078 $106,345 $458,733 $0 18.82% MARIPOSA 67% KERN $27,769,848 $22,222,815 $5,547,033 $0 80.02% SAN DIEGO 68% KINGS $5,002,667 $5,138,264 $0 ($135,597) 102.71% TRINITY 68% LAKE $2,556,313 $2,692,388 $0 ($136,075) 105.32% IMPERIAL 69% LASSEN $859,072 $502,548 $356,524 $0 58.50% TULARE 70% LOS ANGELES $296,868,242 $235,089,651 $61,778,591 $0 79.19% SOLANO 71% MADERA $3,018,237 $2,502,386 $515,851 $0 82.91% SANTA BARBARA 72% MARIN $4,398,537 $2,657,185 $1,741,352 $0 60.41% BUTTE 72% MARIPOSA $995,222 $666,609 $328,613 $0 66.98% SACRAMENTO 72% MENDOCINO $2,650,942 $2,066,952 $583,990 $0 77.97% VENTURA 75% MERCED $12,307,587 $10,299,318 $2,008,269 $0 83.68% SUTTER 75% MODOC $624,741 $801,004 $0 ($176,263) 128.21% RIVERSIDE 76% MONO $391,195 $111,372 $279,823 $0 28.47% SANTA CLARA 76% MONTEREY $11,444,051 $11,728,422 $0 ($284,371) 102.48% NAPA 77% NAPA $2,176,587 $1,671,432 $505,155 $0 76.79% MENDOCINO 78% NEVADA $1,922,640 $1,982,531 $0 ($59,891) 103.12% LOS ANGELES 79% ORANGE $54,352,017 $45,378,134 $8,973,883 $0 83.49% AMADOR 80% PLACER $5,271,775 $5,557,639 $0 ($285,864) 105.42% SAN BERNARDINO 80% PLUMAS $677,524 $161,200 $516,324 $0 23.79% EL DORADO 80% RIVERSIDE $54,688,619 $41,512,956 $13,175,663 $0 75.91% KERN 80% SACRAMENTO $59,248,395 $42,808,724 $16,439,671 $0 72.25% SAN FRANCISCO 81% SAN BENITO $1,334,336 $858,994 $475,342 $0 64.38% MADERA 83% SAN BERNARDINO $72,756,063 $57,902,274 $0 79.58% TEHAMA 83% SAN DIEGO $47,956,591 $32,396,190 $15,560,401 $0 67.55% SHASTA 83% SAN FRANCISCO $28,465,742 $22,915,112 $5,550,630 $0 80.50% YUBA 83% SAN JOAQUIN $18,976,116 $11,790,559 $7,185,557 $0 62.13% ORANGE 83% SAN LUIS OBISPO $6,209,832 $3,379,580 $2,830,252 $0 54.42% FRESNO 84% SAN MATEO $8,420,117 $8,612,360 $0 ($192,243) 102.28% MERCED 84% SANTA BARBARA $9,390,082 $6,739,967 $2,650,115 $0 71.78% CONTRA COSTA 85% SANTA CLARA $41,304,198 $31,498,968 $9,805,230 $0 76.26% SONOMA 85% SANTA CRUZ $7,882,742 $6,846,987 $1,035,755 $0 86.86% SANTA CRUZ 87% SHASTA $5,374,109 $4,459,977 $914,132 $0 82.99% ALAMEDA 89% SIERRA $229,511 $122,365 $107,146 $0 53.32% DEL NORTE 93% SISKIYOU $1,389,262 $837,200 $552,062 $0 60.26% CALAVERAS 96% SOLANO $10,411,990 $7,364,357 $3,047,633 $0 70.73% HUMBOLDT 99% SONOMA $10,761,273 $9,131,462 $1,629,811 $0 84.85% GLENN 102% STANISLAUS $15,874,332 $20,107,800 $0 ($4,233,468) 126.67% SAN MATEO 102% SUTTER $2,640,402 $1,987,075 $653,327 $0 75.26% MONTEREY 102% TEHAMA $2,707,924 $2,246,739 $461,185 $0 82.97% KINGS 103% TRINITY $840,795 $573,210 $267,585 $0 68.17% NEVADA 103% TULARE $15,533,109 $10,939,249 $4,593,860 $0 70.43% YOLO 105% TUOLUMNE $1,353,045 $854,886 $498,159 $0 63.18% LAKE 105% VENTURA $14,932,977 $11,173,698 $3,759,279 $0 74.83% PLACER 105% YOLO $5,993,419 $6,272,190 $0 ($278,771) 104.65% STANISLAUS 127% YUBA $4,766,505 $3,978,792 $787,713 $0 83.47% MODOC 128% TOTAL $1,025,856,124 $819,441,381 $197,376,493 ($5,815,539) 79.88% TOTAL 80% 2014-2015 County Single Allocations and Expenditures Source: State Department of Social Services Published by CCWRO October 19, 2015 3 204-2015 CalWORKs WtW Child Care ALLOCATION v. EXPENDITURES COUNTIES 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND WtW CalWORKs Child Care ALLOCATION 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND WtW CalWORKs Child Care EXPENDITURES 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND WtW CalWORKs Child Care NOT SPENT 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND WtW CalWORKs Child Care ALLOCATION OVERSPENT 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND WtW CalWORKs Child Care ALLOCATION SPENT COUNTIES 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND WtW CalWORKs Child Care ALLOCATION SPENT – SORTED Source: State Department of Social Services – Compiled and presented by the Coalition of California Welfare Rights Organizations, Inc. www.ccwro.org ALAMEDA $14,818,006 $20,672,135 $0 ($5,854,129) 139.51% MODOC 7% ALPINE $72,192 $8,004 $64,188 $0 11.09% ALPINE 11% AMADOR $190,074 $147,351 $42,723 $0 77.52% TUOLUMNE 12% BUTTE $3,054,212 $1,947,186 $1,107,026 $0 63.75% TRINITY 14% CALAVERAS $349,973 $233,448 $116,525 $0 66.70% MADERA 15% COLUSA $197,635 $113,904 $83,731 $0 57.63% MARIPOSA 16% CONTRA COSTA $10,394,693 $6,058,805 $4,335,888 $0 58.29% GLENN 24% DEL NORTE $643,989 $400,167 $243,822 $0 62.14% EL DORADO 25% EL DORADO $1,047,817 $266,624 $781,193 $0 25.45% MONO 29% FRESNO $14,576,433 $9,880,706 $4,695,727 $0 67.79% SISKIYOU 30% GLENN $641,144 $152,475 $488,669 $0 23.78% LAKE 31% HUMBOLDT $2,575,741 $993,233 $1,582,508 $0 38.56% TEHAMA 32% IMPERIAL $2,846,326 $1,814,060 $1,032,266 $0 63.73% SIERRA 35% INYO $206,145 $97,977 $108,168 $0 47.53% MENDOCINO 37% KERN $10,495,490 $9,350,614 $1,144,876 $0 89.09% STANISLAUS 38% KINGS $1,825,017 $1,804,543 $20,474 $0 98.88% HUMBOLDT 39% LAKE $932,565 $285,469 $647,096 $0 30.61% YUBA 40% LASSEN $313,397 $242,298 $71,099 $0 77.31% NEVADA 46% LOS ANGELES $108,300,103 $80,483,868 $27,816,235 $0 74.32% MONTEREY 47% MADERA $1,465,888 $219,641 $1,246,247 $0 14.98% INYO 48% MARIN $1,604,625 $1,857,180 $0 ($252,555) 115.74% MERCED 56% MARIPOSA $326,584 $51,656 $274,928 $0 15.82% COLUSA 58% MENDOCINO $967,086 $358,929 $608,157 $0 37.11% CONTRA COSTA 58% MERCED $4,489,915 $2,525,109 $1,964,806 $0 56.24% NAPA 58% MODOC $227,911 $15,113 $212,798 $0 6.63% SACRAMENTO 59% MONO $142,711 $41,185 $101,526 $0 28.86% PLUMAS 61% MONTEREY $4,539,698 $2,119,176 $2,420,522 $0 46.68% DEL NORTE 62% NAPA $794,038 $463,544 $330,494 $0 58.38% IMPERIAL 64% NEVADA $664,915 $305,797 $359,118 $0 45.99% BUTTE 64% ORANGE $19,828,087 $14,998,959 $4,829,128 $0 75.65% CALAVERAS 67% PLACER $1,923,190 $2,501,352 $0 ($578,162) 130.06% FRESNO 68% PLUMAS $247,167 $150,150 $97,017 $0 60.75% SANTA CLARA 68% RIVERSIDE $19,950,882 $26,154,434 $0 ($6,203,552) 131.09% SOLANO 69% SACRAMENTO $22,280,103 $13,201,555 $9,078,548 $0 59.25% SAN LUIS OBISPO 71% SAN BENITO $486,777 $541,849 $0 ($55,072) 111.31% SAN JOAQUIN 73% SAN BERNARDINO $25,630,019 $29,274,324 $0 ($3,644,305) 114.22% SUTTER 73% SAN DIEGO $17,494,980 $18,714,137 $0 ($1,219,157) 106.97% LOS ANGELES 74% SAN FRANCISCO $10,019,741 $12,500,301 $0 ($2,480,560) 124.76% ORANGE 76% SAN JOAQUIN $6,922,651 $5,023,928 $1,898,723 $0 72.57% LASSEN 77% SAN LUIS OBISPO $2,265,400 $1,618,129 $647,271 $0 71.43% AMADOR 78% SAN MATEO $3,071,731 $2,423,967 $647,764 $0 78.91% SHASTA 79% SANTA BARBARA $3,352,622 $3,142,219 $210,403 $0 93.72% SAN MATEO 79% SANTA CLARA $15,068,129 $10,295,704 $4,772,425 $0 68.33% SONOMA 82% SANTA CRUZ $2,875,692 $3,328,261 $0 ($452,569) 115.74% TULARE 86% SHASTA $1,960,522 $1,545,556 $414,966 $0 78.83% YOLO 86% SIERRA $83,728 $29,365 $54,363 $0 35.07% KERN 89% SISKIYOU $506,815 $153,543 $353,272 $0 30.30% SANTA BARBARA 94% SOLANO $4,163,193 $2,857,631 $1,305,562 $0 68.64% KINGS 99% SONOMA $3,925,806 $3,211,294 $714,512 $0 81.80% SAN DIEGO 107% STANISLAUS $5,791,094 $2,190,627 $3,600,467 $0 37.83% VENTURA 109% SUTTER $963,242 $699,812 $263,430 $0 72.65% SAN BENITO 111% TEHAMA $987,875 $315,293 $672,582 $0 31.92% SAN BERNARDINO 114% TRINITY $204,219 $27,743 $176,476 $0 13.58% MARIN 116% TULARE $5,666,613 $4,848,404 $818,209 $0 85.56% SANTA CRUZ 116% TUOLUMNE $493,603 $59,610 $433,993 $0 12.08% SAN FRANCISCO 125% VENTURA $5,447,680 $5,919,579 $0 ($471,899) 108.66% PLACER 130% YOLO $2,186,452 $1,883,378 $303,074 $0 86.14% RIVERSIDE 131% YUBA $1,738,862 $702,251 $1,036,611 $0 40.39% ALAMEDA 140% TOTAL $374,241,198 $311,223,552 $84,229,606 ($21,211,960) 83.16% TOTAL 83% 2014-2015 County Single Allocations and Expenditures Source: State Department of Social Services Published by CCWRO October 19, 2015 4 204-2015 WtW SUBSTANCE ABUSE ALLOCATION v. EXPENDITURES COUNTIES 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalWORKs WtW Substance Abuse ALLOCATION 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalWORKs WtW Substance Abuse EXPENDITURES 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalWORKs WtW Substance Abuse NOT SPENT 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalWORKs WtW Substance Abuse ALLOCATION OVERSPENT 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalWORKs WtW Substance Abuse ALLOCATION SPENT COUNTIES 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalWORKs WtW Substance Abuse ALLOCATION SPENT – SORTED Source: State Department of Social Services – Compiled and presented by the Coalition of California Welfare Rights Organizations, Inc. www.ccwro.org ALAMEDA $836,282 $0 $836,282 $0 0% ALAMEDA 0% ALPINE $226 $0 $226 $0 0% ALPINE 0% AMADOR $14,833 $0 $14,833 $0 0% AMADOR 0% BUTTE $372,170 $287,345 $84,825 $0 77% COLUSA 0% CALAVERAS $29,844 $4,999 $24,845 $0 17% EL DORADO 0% COLUSA $8,398 $0 $8,398 $0 0% MENDOCINO 0% CONTRA COSTA $829,946 $840,513 $0 ($10,567) 101% MONO 0% DEL NORTE $65,293 $36,536 $28,757 $0 56% NAPA 0% EL DORADO $57,197 $0 $57,197 $0 0% RIVERSIDE 0% FRESNO $3,191,490 $2,726,019 $465,471 $0 85% SAN BENITO 0% GLENN $36,631 $37,600 $0 ($969) 103% SIERRA 0% HUMBOLDT $255,873 $802,205 $0 ($546,332) 314% TRINITY 0% IMPERIAL $206,085 $299 $205,786 $0 0% IMPERIAL 0% INYO $16,333 $17,723 $0 ($1,390) 109% SANTA CLARA 11% KERN $1,376,423 $442,923 $933,500 $0 32% SAN FRANCISCO 11% KINGS $138,153 $25,215 $112,938 $0 18% SOLANO 15% LAKE $78,316 $36,587 $41,729 $0 47% TULARE 16% LASSEN $70,974 $70,974 $0 $0 100% MADERA 17% LOS ANGELES $20,094,567 $15,365,619 $4,728,948 $0 76% CALAVERAS 17% MADERA $147,304 $24,511 $122,793 $0 17% MONTEREY 17% MARIN $80,302 $86,377 $0 ($6,075) 108% KINGS 18% MARIPOSA $18,983 $18,984 $0 ($1) 100% YUBA 29% MENDOCINO $61,219 $0 $61,219 $0 0% KERN 32% MERCED $544,489 $217,991 $326,498 $0 40% SHASTA 37% MODOC $31,349 $36,592 $0 ($5,243) 117% MERCED 40% MONO $13,854 $0 $13,854 $0 0% TUOLUMNE 41% MONTEREY $328,926 $57,243 $271,683 $0 17% SAN BERNARDINO 44% NAPA $27,680 $0 $27,680 $0 0% ORANGE 45% NEVADA $32,332 $30,998 $1,334 $0 96% LAKE 47% ORANGE $1,330,012 $603,845 $726,167 $0 45% DEL NORTE 56% PLACER $212,974 $237,915 $0 ($24,941) 112% SUTTER 59% PLUMAS $23,105 $23,105 $0 $0 100% VENTURA 61% RIVERSIDE $1,527,473 $0 $1,527,473 $0 0% SISKIYOU 76% SACRAMENTO $3,729,090 $3,120,966 $608,124 $0 84% SAN JOAQUIN 76% SAN BENITO $73,614 $0 $73,614 $0 0% LOS ANGELES 76% SAN BERNARDINO $3,131,426 $1,386,245 $1,745,181 $0 44% BUTTE 77% SAN DIEGO $2,872,821 $2,655,610 $217,211 $0 92% SAN MATEO 81% SAN FRANCISCO $617,300 $68,496 $548,804 $0 11% STANISLAUS 84% SAN JOAQUIN $1,075,454 $816,058 $259,396 $0 76% SACRAMENTO 84% SAN LUIS OBISPO $166,085 $157,680 $8,405 $0 95% FRESNO 85% SAN MATEO $364,627 $294,868 $69,759 $0 81% YOLO 88% SANTA BARBARA $520,657 $479,644 $41,013 $0 92% SONOMA 88% SANTA CLARA $581,473 $62,000 $519,473 $0 11% SANTA BARBARA 92% SANTA CRUZ $194,017 $216,751 $0 ($22,734) 112% SAN DIEGO 92% SHASTA $287,141 $107,605 $179,536 $0 37% SAN LUIS OBISPO 95% SIERRA $1,810 $0 $1,810 $0 0% NEVADA 96% SISKIYOU $128,803 $97,441 $31,362 $0 76% LASSEN 100% SOLANO $387,028 $59,118 $327,910 $0 15% PLUMAS 100% SONOMA $244,702 $215,901 $28,801 $0 88% MARIPOSA 100% STANISLAUS $1,388,717 $1,162,012 $226,705 $0 84% TEHAMA 101% SUTTER $157,310 $92,674 $64,636 $0 59% CONTRA COSTA 101% TEHAMA $231,953 $233,588 $0 ($1,635) 101% GLENN 103% TRINITY $6,110 $0 $6,110 $0 0% MARIN 108% TULARE $1,132,952 $181,465 $951,487 $0 16% INYO 109% TUOLUMNE $57,675 $23,477 $34,198 $0 41% PLACER 112% VENTURA $614,936 $376,985 $237,951 $0 61% SANTA CRUZ 112% YOLO $179,284 $157,179 $22,105 $0 88% MODOC 117% YUBA $98,379 $28,586 $69,793 $0 29% HUMBOLDT 314% TOTAL $50,302,400 $34,026,467 $16,895,820 ($619,887) 68% TOTAL 68% 2014-2015 County Single Allocations and Expenditures Source: State Department of Social Services Published by CCWRO October 19, 2015 5 204-2015 WtW MENTAL HEALTB ALLOCATION v. EXPENDITURES COUNTIES 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalWORKs WtW mental health ALLOCATION 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalWORKs WtW mental health EXPENDITURES 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalWORKs WtW mental health NOT SPENT 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalWORKs WtW mental health ALLOCATION OVERSPENT 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalWORKs WtW mental health ALLOCATION SPENT COUNTIES 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalWORKs WtW mental health ALLOCATION SPENT – SORTED Source: State Department of Social Services – Compiled and presented by the Coalition of California Welfare Rights Organizations, Inc. www.ccwro.org ALAMEDA $3,284,007 $2,619,406 $664,601 $0 79.76% ALPINE 0% ALPINE $343 $0 $343 $0 0.00% COLUSA 0% AMADOR $22,484 $1,989 $20,495 $0 8.85% EL DORADO 0% BUTTE $576,799 $510,834 $65,965 $0 88.56% MENDOCINO 0% CALAVERAS $37,498 $1,065 $36,433 $0 2.84% MONO 0% COLUSA $12,728 $0 $12,728 $0 0.00% NAPA 0% CONTRA COSTA $1,010,006 $833,249 $176,757 $0 82.50% SIERRA 0% DEL NORTE $113,485 $110,349 $3,136 $0 97.24% TRINITY 0% EL DORADO $68,937 $0 $68,937 $0 0.00% CALAVERAS 3% FRESNO $3,460,141 $2,965,259 $494,882 $0 85.70% AMADOR 9% GLENN $68,708 $85,486 $0 ($16,778) 124.42% SAN LUIS OBISPO 13% HUMBOLDT $327,365 $430,701 $0 ($103,336) 131.57% SAN BERNARDINO 36% IMPERIAL $543,454 $486,728 $56,726 $0 89.56% SAN MATEO 39% INYO $23,092 $17,633 $5,459 $0 76.36% TULARE 41% KERN $2,009,267 $1,359,410 $649,857 $0 67.66% YUBA 44% KINGS $283,293 $254,602 $28,691 $0 89.87% SAN BENITO 46% LAKE $151,021 $192,743 $0 ($41,722) 127.63% SUTTER 50% LASSEN $78,731 $78,732 $0 ($1) 100.00% STANISLAUS 52% LOS ANGELES $28,014,685 $25,860,687 $2,153,998 $0 92.31% MONTEREY 57% MADERA $419,109 $507,592 $0 ($88,483) 121.11% VENTURA 57% MARIN $161,882 $161,385 $497 $0 99.69% YOLO 59% MARIPOSA $38,794 $38,796 $0 ($2) 100.01% SAN JOAQUIN 66% MENDOCINO $156,700 $0 $156,700 $0 0.00% SACRAMENTO 67% MERCED $959,018 $698,571 $260,447 $0 72.84% KERN 68% MODOC $20,006 $38,541 $0 ($18,535) 192.65% SISKIYOU 72% MONO $14,146 $0 $14,146 $0 0.00% MERCED 73% MONTEREY $801,100 $455,364 $345,736 $0 56.84% INYO 76% NAPA $52,321 $0 $52,321 $0 0.00% ALAMEDA 80% NEVADA $49,006 $39,806 $9,200 $0 81.23% NEVADA 81% ORANGE $3,548,856 $3,139,553 $409,303 $0 88.47% CONTRA COSTA 83% PLACER $237,069 $238,899 $0 ($1,830) 100.77% TEHAMA 84% PLUMAS $17,796 $19,071 $0 ($1,275) 107.16% FRESNO 86% RIVERSIDE $4,742,351 $5,186,191 $0 ($443,840) 109.36% ORANGE 88% SACRAMENTO $3,729,258 $2,505,016 $1,224,242 $0 67.17% BUTTE 89% SAN BENITO $46,720 $21,699 $25,021 $0 46.44% IMPERIAL 90% SAN BERNARDINO $4,546,554 $1,647,234 $2,899,320 $0 36.23% KINGS 90% SAN DIEGO $4,200,459 $4,120,165 $80,294 $0 98.09% LOS ANGELES 92% SAN FRANCISCO $950,583 $2,094,397 $0 ($1,143,814) 220.33% DEL NORTE 97% SAN JOAQUIN $2,070,315 $1,367,725 $702,590 $0 66.06% SAN DIEGO 98% SAN LUIS OBISPO $134,368 $16,933 $117,435 $0 12.60% MARIN 100% SAN MATEO $165,959 $64,900 $101,059 $0 39.11% LASSEN 100% SANTA BARBARA $675,802 $688,114 $0 ($12,312) 101.82% MARIPOSA 100% SANTA CLARA $1,725,783 $2,245,256 $0 ($519,473) 130.10% PLACER 101% SANTA CRUZ $217,556 $253,384 $0 ($35,828) 116.47% SANTA BARBARA 102% SHASTA $456,226 $562,387 $0 ($106,161) 123.27% PLUMAS 107% SIERRA $1,639 $0 $1,639 $0 0.00% SONOMA 108% SISKIYOU $135,549 $97,444 $38,105 $0 71.89% RIVERSIDE 109% SOLANO $653,243 $867,605 $0 ($214,362) 132.82% TUOLUMNE 113% SONOMA $581,721 $625,518 $0 ($43,797) 107.53% SANTA CRUZ 116% STANISLAUS $1,224,134 $638,480 $585,654 $0 52.16% MADERA 121% SUTTER $205,858 $102,546 $103,312 $0 49.81% SHASTA 123% TEHAMA $238,554 $199,775 $38,779 $0 83.74% GLENN 124% TRINITY $9,260 $0 $9,260 $0 0.00% LAKE 128% TULARE $1,632,267 $670,898 $961,369 $0 41.10% SANTA CLARA 130% TUOLUMNE $127,921 $143,962 $0 ($16,041) 112.54% HUMBOLDT 132% VENTURA $779,493 $446,806 $332,687 $0 57.32% SOLANO 133% YOLO $276,281 $164,134 $112,147 $0 59.41% MODOC 193% YUBA $213,899 $94,422 $119,477 $0 44.14% SAN FRANCISCO 220% TOTAL $76,303,600 $65,971,442 $13,139,748 ($2,807,590) 86.46% TOTAL 86% 2014-2015 County Single Allocations and Expenditures Source: State Department of Social Services Published by CCWRO October 19, 2015 6 204-2015 CalFresh General Fund Administration ALLOCATION v. EXPENDITURES COUNTIES 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalFresh Admin ALLOCATION 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalFresh Admin EXPENDITURES 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalFresh Admin NOT SPENT 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalFresh Admin ALLOCATION OVERSPENT 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalFresh Admin ALLOCATION SPENT COUNTIES 2014-2015 GENERAL FUND CalFresh Admin ALLOCATION SPENT – SORTED Source: State Department of Social Services – Compiled and presented by the Coalition of California Welfare Rights Organizations, Inc. www.ccwro.org ALAMEDA $24,583,051.00 $20,566,700.00 $4,016,351.00 $- 84% ALPINE 31% ALPINE $130,386.00 $41,006.00 $89,380.00 $- 31% PLUMAS 36% AMADOR $695,487.00 $389,484.00 $306,003.00 $- 56% MENDOCINO 49% BUTTE $5,218,523.00 $4,866,442.00 $352,081.00 $- 93% TRINITY 52% CALAVERAS $890,446.00 $581,540.00 $308,906.00 $- 65% SIERRA 54% COLUSA $378,553.00 $293,588.00 $84,965.00 $- 78% AMADOR 56% CONTRA COSTA $15,751,052.00 $15,504,734.00 $246,318.00 $- 98% TULARE 57% DEL NORTE $999,390.00 $745,889.00 $253,501.00 $- 75% LASSEN 61% EL DORADO $2,391,158.00 $2,205,139.00 $186,019.00 $- 92% NEVADA 62% FRESNO $24,317,171.00 $20,750,707.00 $3,566,464.00 $- 85% SOLANO 63% GLENN $590,123.00 $551,670.00 $38,453.00 $- 93% KERN 64% HUMBOLDT $5,275,709.00 $5,275,709.00 $- $- 100% IMPERIAL 64% IMPERIAL $4,136,449.00 $2,658,647.00 $1,477,802.00 $- 64% CALAVERAS 65% INYO $387,921.00 $293,955.00 $93,966.00 $- 76% MADERA 67% KERN $16,236,745.00 $10,319,766.00 $5,916,979.00 $- 64% SAN MATEO 68% KINGS $2,185,116.00 $1,849,292.00 $335,824.00 $- 85% SUTTER 68% LAKE $1,670,231.00 $1,293,215.00 $377,016.00 $- 77% MODOC 69% LASSEN $485,616.00 $296,477.00 $189,139.00 $- 61% SISKIYOU 69% LOS ANGELES $200,759,045.00 $154,401,583.00 $46,357,462.00 $- 77% STANISLAUS 71% MADERA $2,368,229.00 $1,582,432.00 $785,797.00 $- 67% DEL NORTE 75% MARIN $2,846,466.00 $2,958,895.00 $- -$112,429.00 104% INYO 76% MARIPOSA $506,943.00 $493,804.00 $13,139.00 $- 97% LOS ANGELES 77% MENDOCINO $2,519,673.00 $1,237,472.00 $1,282,201.00 $- 49% LAKE 77% MERCED $6,227,807.00 $5,777,978.00 $449,829.00 $- 93% SAN JOAQUIN 78% MODOC $236,579.00 $162,744.00 $73,835.00 $- 69% COLUSA 78% MONO $325,182.00 $367,992.00 $- -$42,810.00 113% VENTURA 79% MONTEREY $8,276,562.00 $8,276,562.00 $- $- 100% TUOLUMNE 80% NAPA $1,464,375.00 $1,222,560.00 $241,815.00 $- 83% SAN LUIS OBISPO 80% NEVADA $1,561,332.00 $960,825.00 $600,507.00 $- 62% SAN BERNARDINO 81% ORANGE $33,332,894.00 $29,576,695.00 $3,756,199.00 $- 89% RIVERSIDE 82% PLACER $4,326,553.00 $3,660,961.00 $665,592.00 $- 85% SACRAMENTO 82% PLUMAS $571,642.00 $206,461.00 $365,181.00 $- 36% SAN DIEGO 83% RIVERSIDE $36,161,599.00 $29,548,666.00 $6,612,933.00 $- 82% NAPA 83% SACRAMENTO $32,920,234.00 $27,061,937.00 $5,858,297.00 $- 82% ALAMEDA 84% SAN BENITO $744,000.00 $666,358.00 $77,642.00 $- 90% PLACER 85% SAN BERNARDINO $48,348,625.00 $39,204,118.00 $9,144,507.00 $- 81% KINGS 85% SAN DIEGO $46,963,956.00 $39,149,552.00 $7,814,404.00 $- 83% FRESNO 85% SAN FRANCISCO $18,340,791.00 $18,889,141.00 $- -$548,350.00 103% SANTA CLARA 85% SAN JOAQUIN $8,719,634.00 $6,760,019.00 $1,959,615.00 $- 78% ORANGE 89% SAN LUIS OBISPO $3,752,238.00 $3,011,986.00 $740,252.00 $- 80% SAN BENITO 90% SAN MATEO $7,859,561.00 $5,346,923.00 $2,512,638.00 $- 68% TEHAMA 90% SANTA BARBARA $6,716,373.00 $6,716,373.00 $- $- 100% SHASTA 92% SANTA CLARA $26,129,321.00 $22,302,719.00 $3,826,602.00 $- 85% EL DORADO 92% SANTA CRUZ $5,129,908.00 $5,129,908.00 $- $- 100% MERCED 93% SHASTA $3,835,727.00 $3,527,524.00 $308,203.00 $- 92% BUTTE 93% SIERRA $141,547.00 $76,636.00 $64,911.00 $- 54% GLENN 93% SISKIYOU $1,173,387.00 $813,608.00 $359,779.00 $- 69% YUBA 94% SOLANO $8,535,322.00 $5,378,150.00 $3,157,172.00 $- 63% MARIPOSA 97% SONOMA $7,180,015.00 $7,826,089.00 $- -$646,074.00 109% CONTRA COSTA 98% STANISLAUS $11,959,599.00 $8,482,622.00 $3,476,977.00 $- 71% HUMBOLDT 100% SUTTER $1,371,812.00 $936,267.00 $435,545.00 $- 68% MONTEREY 100% TEHAMA $1,365,603.00 $1,223,393.00 $142,210.00 $- 90% SANTA BARBARA 100% TRINITY $449,127.00 $231,431.00 $217,696.00 $- 52% SANTA CRUZ 100% TULARE $16,004,236.00 $9,065,716.00 $6,938,520.00 $- 57% YOLO 101% TUOLUMNE $993,913.00 $790,488.00 $203,425.00 $- 80% SAN FRANCISCO 103% VENTURA $12,584,766.00 $9,882,997.00 $2,701,769.00 $- 79% MARIN 104% YOLO $3,133,595.00 $3,157,370.00 $- -$23,775.00 101% SONOMA 109% YUBA $2,091,702.00 $1,957,551.00 $134,151.00 $- 94% MONO 113% TOTAL $684,253,000.00 $556,508,466.00 $129,117,972.00 -$1,373,438.00 81% TOTAL 81% 2014-2015 County Single Allocations and Expenditures Source: State Department of Social Services Published by CCWRO October 19, 2015 7 204-2015 CalWORKs Eligibility ALLOCATION v. EXPENDITURES COUNTIES 2014-2015 Federal & General Fund CalWORKs Eligibility ALLOCATION 2014-2015 Federal & General Fund CalWORKs Eligibility EXPENDITURES 2014-2015 Federal & General Fund CalWORKs Eligibility NOT SPENT 2014-2015 Federal & General Fund CalWORKs Eligibility ALLOCATION OVERSPENT 2014-2015 Federal & General Fund CalWORKs Eligibility ALLOCATION SPENT COUNTIES 2014-2015 Federal & General Fund CalWORKs Eligibility ALLOCATION SPENT – SORTED Source: State Department of Social Services – Compiled and presented by the Coalition of California Welfare Rights Organizations, Inc. www.ccwro.org ALAMEDA $20,503,645 $14,121,480 $6,382,165 $0 68.87% ALAMEDA 69% ALPINE $99,893 $42,770 $57,123 $0 42.82% ALPINE 43% AMADOR $263,007 $326,674 $0 ($63,667) 124.21% AMADOR 124% BUTTE $4,226,107 $6,279,956 $0 ($2,053,849) 148.60% BUTTE 149% CALAVERAS $484,256 $401,443 $82,813 $0 82.90% CALAVERAS 83% COLUSA $273,467 $365,368 $0 ($91,901) 133.61% COLUSA 134% CONTRA COSTA $14,383,116 $18,330,365 $0 ($3,947,249) 127.44% CONTRA COSTA 127% DEL NORTE $891,086 $937,966 $0 ($46,880) 105.26% DEL NORTE 105% EL DORADO $1,449,863 $2,134,983 $0 ($685,120) 147.25% EL DORADO 147% FRESNO $20,169,379 $20,749,945 $0 ($580,566) 102.88% FRESNO 103% GLENN $887,151 $724,107 $163,044 $0 81.62% GLENN 82% HUMBOLDT $3,564,049 $3,629,207 $0 ($65,158) 101.83% HUMBOLDT 102% IMPERIAL $3,938,455 $4,353,183 $0 ($414,728) 110.53% IMPERIAL 111% INYO $285,242 $231,858 $53,384 $0 81.28% INYO 81% KERN $14,522,587 $14,983,916 $0 ($461,329) 103.18% KERN 103% KINGS $2,525,271 $2,586,516 $0 ($61,245) 102.43% KINGS 102% LAKE $1,290,389 $1,115,645 $174,744 $0 86.46% LAKE 86% LASSEN $433,647 $589,491 $0 ($155,844) 135.94% LASSEN 136% LOS ANGELES $149,854,628 $190,163,833 $0 ($40,309,205) 126.90% LOS ANGELES 127% MADERA $2,028,345 $2,053,434 $0 ($25,089) 101.24% MADERA 101% MARIN $2,220,316 $3,057,684 $0 ($837,368) 137.71% MARIN 138% MARIPOSA $451,894 $765,800 $0 ($313,906) 169.46% MARIPOSA 169% MENDOCINO $1,338,156 $1,902,354 $0 ($564,198) 142.16% MENDOCINO 142% MERCED $6,212,686 $9,603,620 $0 ($3,390,934) 154.58% MERCED 155% MODOC $315,361 $169,625 $145,736 $0 53.79% MODOC 54% MONO $197,470 $136,672 $60,798 $0 69.21% MONO 69% MONTEREY $6,281,571 $4,305,495 $1,976,076 $0 68.54% MONTEREY 69% NAPA $1,098,709 $848,222 $250,487 $0 77.20% NAPA 77% NEVADA $920,042 $817,045 $102,997 $0 88.81% NEVADA 89% ORANGE $27,436,082 $35,428,782 $0 ($7,992,700) 129.13% ORANGE 129% PLACER $2,661,113 $2,242,289 $418,824 $0 84.26% PLACER 84% PLUMAS $342,005 $279,257 $62,748 $0 81.65% PLUMAS 82% RIVERSIDE $27,605,994 $26,235,050 $1,370,944 $0 95.03% RIVERSIDE 95% SACRAMENTO $30,828,933 $44,615,676 $0 ($13,786,743) 144.72% SACRAMENTO 145% SAN BENITO $673,553 $652,985 $20,568 $0 96.95% SAN BENITO 97% SAN BERNARDINO $35,464,205 $47,999,215 $0 ($12,535,010) 135.35% SAN BERNARDINO 135% SAN DIEGO $24,207,766 $39,256,429 $0 ($15,048,663) 162.16% SAN DIEGO 162% SAN FRANCISCO $13,864,293 $14,681,452 $0 ($817,159) 105.89% SAN FRANCISCO 106% SAN JOAQUIN $9,578,858 $12,035,609 $0 ($2,456,751) 125.65% SAN JOAQUIN 126% SAN LUIS OBISPO $3,134,629 $5,346,366 $0 ($2,211,737) 170.56% SAN LUIS OBISPO 171% SAN MATEO $4,250,349 $6,197,104 $0 ($1,946,755) 145.80% SAN MATEO 146% SANTA BARBARA $4,639,014 $6,367,275 $0 ($1,728,261) 137.25% SANTA BARBARA 137% SANTA CLARA $20,849,739 $16,382,790 $4,466,949 $0 78.58% SANTA CLARA 79% SANTA CRUZ $3,979,090 $2,227,581 $1,751,509 $0 55.98% SANTA CRUZ 56% SHASTA $2,712,769 $3,041,217 $0 ($328,448) 112.11% SHASTA 112% SIERRA $115,854 $153,866 $0 ($38,012) 132.81% SIERRA 133% SISKIYOU $701,278 $1,059,033 $0 ($357,755) 151.01% SISKIYOU 151% SOLANO $5,760,601 $7,571,010 $0 ($1,810,409) 131.43% SOLANO 131% SONOMA $5,432,128 $6,953,621 $0 ($1,521,493) 128.01% SONOMA 128% STANISLAUS $8,013,124 $6,390,502 $1,622,622 $0 79.75% STANISLAUS 80% SUTTER $1,332,834 $1,051,756 $281,078 $0 78.91% SUTTER 79% TEHAMA $1,366,920 $1,783,896 $0 ($416,976) 130.50% TEHAMA 131% TRINITY $282,577 $438,025 $0 ($155,448) 155.01% TRINITY 155% TULARE $7,840,881 $11,605,162 $0 ($3,764,281) 148.01% TULARE 148% TUOLUMNE $682,996 $643,285 $39,711 $0 94.19% TUOLUMNE 94% VENTURA $7,537,943 $8,356,351 $0 ($818,408) 110.86% VENTURA 111% YOLO $3,025,388 $2,728,825 $296,563 $0 90.20% YOLO 90% YUBA $2,406,059 $2,432,010 $0 ($25,951) 101.08% YUBA 101% TOTAL $517,836,763 $619,885,076 $19,780,883 ($121,829,196) 119.71% TOTAL 120% 2014-2015 County Single Allocations and Expenditures Source: State Department of Social Services Published by CCWRO October 19, 2015 8 COUNTY ALLOCATION VS. EXPENDITUIRES All numbers displayed in millions FEDERAL & STATE FUNDS EXPENDITURES PROGRAM ALLOCATION FY 2014-2015 EXPENDITURES FY 2014-2015 DIFFERENCES PERCENTAGE SPENT DSS COUNTY FISCAL LETTER CalWORKs Single Allocation – Eligibility $517,837 $619,885 ($102,048) 119.71% CFL 14\/15\/-21,69 CalWORKs Single Allocation Child Care $374,241 $311,224 $63,017 83.16% CFL 14\/15\/-21,69 CalWORKs Single Allocation – CalLearn $25,834 $25,464 $370 91.37% CFL 14\/15\/-21,69 CalWORKs Single Allocation Employment Services $1,025,856 $819,441 $206,415 80% CFL 14\/15\/-21,69 CalWORKs Single Allocation Mental Health $76,304 $65,971 $10,333 86.46% CFL 14\/15\/-02 CalWORKs Single Allocation Substance Abuse $50,302 $34,026 $16,276 67.64% CFL 14\/15\/-02 CCL-Family Child Care Homes – Federal $13 $13 $0 100% CFL 14\/15\/-09 CCL-Family Child Care Homes – State $19 $52 ($33) 273.68% CFL 14\/15\/-09 Expanded Subsidized Employment Program $134,145 $72,323 $61,822 53.91% CFL 14\/15\/-65 CalWORKs Family Stabilization Program $29,654 $22,744 $6,910 76.70% CFL 14\/15\/-66 Homeless Housing Support Program $20,000 $17,278 $2,722 86.39% GENERAL FUND EXPENDITURES ONLY CalFresh Administration $684,253 $556,508 $127,745 81.33% CFL 14\/15-20,72 CCL-Foster Family Homes $5,827 $11,842 ($6,015) 203.23% CFL 14\/15-09 Kinship Guardianship Assistance Payment Program (Kin-GAP) $2,607 $3,539 ($923) 135.75% CFL 14\/15-10 Trafficking & Crime Victim Assistance Program (TCVAP) $10,575 $3,637 $6,938 34.39% CFL 14\/15-03 Non-Medical Out of Home Care Program $353 $322 $31 91.22% CFL 14\/15-04,59 WINS program $6,425 $5,528 $897 86.04% CFL 14\/15-01.67 Commercially Sexually Exploited Children $3,250 $765 $2,485 23.54% CFL 14\/15-25,32 CWS Case Reviews $3,649 $421 $3,228 11.54% CFL 14\/15-39 Katie A $400 0 $400 0.00% ACL 15-12 Approved Relative Caregiver 0 0 0 0.00% CFL 14\/15-58 FEDERAL FUND ONLY EXPENDITURES ONLY CalFresh Employment and Training Program $105,643 $75,144 $30,499 71.13% CFL 14\/15-35 CBCAP $2,008 $0.00 $2,008 0.00% CFL 14\/15-41,41E Independent Living Programs $16,318 $32,311 ($15,993) 198.01% CFL 14\/15-11 Promoting Safe & Stable Families $28,614 $31,630 ($3,016) 110.54% CFL 14\/15-06,06E PSSF Caseworker Visits $1,959 $20,818 ($18,859) 1062.69% CFL 14\/15-07,75 ”

” A Call Out For a 2015 CalWORKs & SSI Cost-of-living Adjustment (COLA) Coalition of California Welfare Rights Organization Kevin M. Aslanian, Executive Director [email protected] 1901 Alhambra Blvd., Sacramento, CA 95816-7000 Tel. (916) 736-0616 Fax (916) 736-2645 Cell (916) 712-0071 ccwro.org 1975 109% $ 144.00 67% 8.0% 1975 $ 440.00 155% 237.00$ 83% 9% 1976 111% $ 157.00 67% 6.4% 1976 $ 488.00 158% 258.00$ 84% 6% 1977 112% $ 166.00 67% 5.9% 1977 $ 522.00 159% 273.00$ 83% 6% 1978 113% $ 175.00 67% 6.5% 1978 $ 557.00 161% 287.00$ 83% % 1979 109% $ 201.00 71% 9.9% 1979 $ 574.00 153% 331.00$ 88% 15% 1980 113% $ 232.00 73% 14.3% 1980 $ 660.00 158% 382.00$ 91% 15% 1981 112% $ 227.00 63% 11.2% 1981 $ 746.00 157% 374.00$ 79% -2% 1982 113% $ 248.00 64% 11.2% 1982 $ 815.00 157% 408.00$ 79% 9% 1983 111% $ 258.00 64% 7.0% 1983 $ 838.00 154% 424.00$ 78% 0% 1984 115% $ 272.00 66% 3.5% 1984 $ 886.00 158% 448.00$ 80% 4% 1985 115% $ 288.00 66% 3.5% 1985 $ 936.00 159% 474.00$ 81% 6% 1986 119% $ 303.00 68% 3.1% 1986 $ 989.00 164% 498.00$ 83% 6% 1987 122% $ 311.00 68% 1.3% 1987 $ 1,039.00 168% 511.00$ 83% 5% 1988 120% $ 326.00 68% 4.2% 1988 $ 1,066.00 165% 535.00$ 83% 4% 1989 121% $ 341.00 68% 4.0% 1989 $ 1,116.00 167% 560.00$ 84% 5% 1990 120% $ 326.00 62% 4.7% 1990 $ 1,167.00 166% 535.00$ 76% 5% 1991 114% $ 311.00 56% 5.4% 1991 $ 1,167.00 158% 535.00$ 72% 0% 1992 114% $ 307.00 54% 3.7% 1992 $ 1,190.00 155% 511.00$ 67% -6% 1993 107% $ 307.00 53% 3.0% 1993 $ 1,140.00 145% 504.00$ 64% -3% 1994 98% $ 299.00 49% 2.6% 1994 $ 1,109.00 135% 490.00$ 60% 0% 1995 99% $ 293.00 47% 2.8% 1995 $ 1,102.00 132% 490.00$ 59% -9% 1996 97% $ 293.00 45% 2.6% 1996 $ 1,101.00 128% 479.00$ 55% 0% 1997 97% $ 266.00 40% 2.9% 1997 $ 1,122.00 127% 434.00$ 49% -3% 1998 97% $ 287.00 43% 2.1% 1998 $ 1,156.00 128% 469.00$ 52% 2% 1999 98% $ 294.00 43% 1.3% 1999 $ 1,201.00 130% 481.00$ 52% 3% 2000 99% $ 303.00 44% 2.5% 2000 $ 1,229.00 131% 495.00$ 53% 5% 2001 99% $ 319.00 45% 3.5% 2001 $ 1,265.00 131% 521.00$ 54% 4% 2002 96% $ 319.00 43% 2.6% 2002 $ 1,265.00 127% 521.00$ 52% 0% 2003 101% $ 331.00 44% 1.4% 2003 $ 1,344.00 133% 540.00$ 53% 3% 2004 102% $ 331.00 43% 2.1% 2004 $ 1,399.00 134% 540.00$ 52% 0% 2005 101% $ 340.00 43% 2.7% 2005 $ 1,422.00 133% 555.00$ 52% 0% 2006 102% $ 340.00 42% 4.1% 2006 $ 1,472.00 134% 555.00$ 50% 0% 2007 101% $ 340.00 40% 3.3% 2007 $ 1,502.00 132% 555.00$ 49% 0% 2008 100% $ 340.00 39% 2.3% 2008 $ 1,524.00 131% 555.00$ 48% 0% 2009 100% $ 326.00 36% 5.8% 2009 $ 1,579.00 130% 533.00$ 44% 0% 2010 94% $ 326.00 36% 0.0% 2010 $ 1,407.00 116% 533.00$ 44% -8% 2011 91% $ 300.00 33% 0.0% 2011 $ 1,407.00 115% 490.00$ 40% 0% 2012 92% $ 300.00 32% 3.6% 2012 $ 1,444.00 115% 490.00$ 39% 0% 2013 90% $ 300.00 31% 1.7% 2013 $ 1,462.00 113% 490.00$ 38% 0% 2014 90% $ 315.00 32% 2014 1,478.00$ 113% 515.00$ 39% 0% CalWORKs COLA History SSI\/SSP COLA History SSI\/SSP and AFDC\/CalWORKs Benefit Levels Couple SSI and 2 person CalWORKs Assistance Units from 1974 to 2014 % of the Poverty LEVEL % of the Poverty LEVEL Year SSI Payment for one-person $ 866.00 $ 907.00 $ 845.00 $ 830.00 % of the Poverty LEVEL Year SSI Payment for two (2)- person $ 854.00 $ 836.00 $ 856.00 $ 870.00 $ 757.00 $ 790.00 AFDC- CalWORKs Payment for one- person AFDC – CalWORKs for two (2) – person % of the Poverty LEVEL $ 650.00 $ 676.00 $ 805.00 $ 692.00 $ 712.00 $ 712.00 $ 620.00 $ 603.00 $ 614.00 $ 626.00 $ 640.00 $ 575.00 $ 602.00 $ 630.00 $ 630.00 $ 645.00 Published by the Coalition of Califronia Welfare Rights Organizations, 1111 Howe Ave, Sacramento, CA 95825 $ 235.00 $ 877.00 SSI\/SSP and AFDC\/CalWORKs Benefit Levels, Individual Recipient 1974 to 2014 $ 259.00 $ 276.00 $ 296.00 $ 308.00 $ 356.00 $ 402.00 $ 439.00 $ 451.00 $ 477.00 $ 504.00 $ 533.00 $ 560.00 A Call for CalWORKs & SSI COLA for 2015 CalWORKs (formerly known as AFDC) and SSI programs are the primary means-tested programs in California for impoverished families, aged, blind and disabled persons. Since the early seventies, under Republican Governor Ronald Reagan CalWORKs and SSI recipients were given an automatic cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) to assure that needy Californians are able to meet their basic survival needs. The COLA flowed automatically under the Reagan administration. During the first Jerry Brown administration COLAs were suspended for two (2) years and reduced by 2.1% in 1980-1981. Under the Republican George Deukmejian Administration the AFDC and SSI COLA was never stopped and benefits were never reduced. It is was under Pete Wilson’s administration that AFDC and SSI grant payments came under attack. The COLAs were regularly suspended and meager benefits were reduced. See page 3, Table # 2 for the History of the AFDC\/CalWORK and SSI COLA. Table #2 also reveals the poverty level that the benefits covered for AFDC\/CalWORKs and SSI recipients. The data reveal that children with families have endured much more severe poverty compared to the aged, blind and disabled in California. Throughout these turbulent times the CalWORKs\/AFDC and SSI COLA’s were treated as one because they are the two primary programs supporting impoverished families with children, aged, blind and disabled. Since l974, advocates for the disabled OPPOSED separating the AFDC and SSI COLA’s. Advocates for the disabled and elderly felt that it would be immoral to abandon the children and grandkids of the needy disabled, aged and blind of California. Current law has created a fund for CalWORKs and AFDC COLA that is not very reliable. The money for this fund comes from the redirection of 1991 realignment general growth revenues from social services and health to a new CalWORKs COLA 1991 subaccount as long as there is enough general growth funding in the new grant subaccount. The amount of future grant increases will be based on the amount of general growth funding available in the new subaccount. In any fiscal year in which there is not enough general growth funding in the subaccount, the federal TANF funds and the required state matching funds will cover the shortfall. This fund was established in the 2013-2014 state budget. See AB 85, Chapter 24, Statutes of 2013, Section 1. Since l974, advocates for the disabled and elderly have OPPOSED separating the COLA’s for AFDC\/CalWORKs and SSI. Since l974, advocates for the disabled have OPPOSED separating the COLA’s for AFDC\/CalWORKs, and SSI. Advocates for the disabled felt that it would be immoral to abandon the children and grandchildren of the needy disabled, aged and blind of California. Dependence on this fund for a CalWORKs COLA is very uncertain. CalWORKs COLA can only use this fund if all other recipients of the fund have been funded. This fund was unable to cover the needed amount for a 2014-2015 CalWORKs COLA. It is imperative that the SSI and CalWORKs COLA be restored for impoverished California families with children, aged, blind and disabled. The COLA proposal for the upcoming legislative session is to enact legislation or trailer bill language that would restore the SSI COLA and restore the CalWORKs COLA for those years that the COLA Realignment Fund does not have enough funds for the CalWORKs COLA, then the CNI CalWORKs will be provided or make up the difference of what the CalWORKS CNI COLA amount is that the realignment would cover. For example, if the CalWORKs CNI COLA is 3% and the fund only can cover 2%, then the CalWORKs COLA for that year would be 1%. Would the SSI\/SSP COLA need General Fund money to pay for it? Yes. Would the CalWORKs COLA need General Fund money to pay for it? No. See Chart # 1 to illustrate that there is over $1.1 billion available to fund the CalWORKs COLA that is more than ten times the overestimated $100 million cost for the 2015-2016 CalWORKs. However, the SSI COLA will have to be paid with state general fund money. CHART #1 $1.1 billion was taken from CalWORKs babies, children and families and used as CalWORKs INVOLUNTARY contribution to the state general fund while grants remain at the 1988 level. Federal Funds $3.7 billion State Match $3 billion TOTAL CalWORKs Funding $6.7 billion $1.5 billion taken from CalWORKs $5.1 billion for CalWORKs ”

” CCWRO Bill & Budget Action Tracker 2015 09 1111 Howe Avenue, Suite 150, Sacramento, CA 95825-8551 Phone 916-736-0616 Cell 916-712-0071 Contact person: Kevin Aslanian Cell 916-712-0071 Email: [email protected] ASSEMBLY HUMAN SERVICES COMMITTEE Consultants: Myesha Jackson, Principal Consultant [email protected] Committee Secretary: Irene Frausto [email protected] Phone 916-319-2089 Fax 916-319-2189 1020 N Street, Suite 124, Sacramento, CA 95814 Republican Consultant: Mary Bellamy [email protected] Phone 916-319-3900 Fax 916-319- 3902 1020 N Street, Suite 400, Sacramento, CA 95814 Assembly Committee Member Human Services Staff Kansen Chu (Chair) Phone: 916-319-2025 Fax: 916-319-2125 Room # 5175 Florence Bernal [email protected] Chad Mayes (Vice Chair) Phone: 916-319-2042 Fax: 916-319-2142 Room # 4144 Joshua White [email protected] Ian C. Calderon Phone: 916-319-2057 Fax: 916-319-2157 Room # 5150 Kelsy Castillo [email protected] Patty Lopez Phone: 916-319-2039 Fax: 916-319-2139 Room # 5160 Kristi Lopez [email protected] Mark Stone Phone: 916-319-2025 Fax: 916-319-2125 Room # 5175 Arianna Smith – [email protected] Brian Maienschein Phone: 916-319-2077 Fax: 916-319-2177 Room # 3098 Natalie Buchbinder [email protected] Tony Thurmond Phone: 916-319-2015 Fax: 916-319-2115 Room # 5150 Tyrone McGraw [email protected] CCWRO California Public Benefits Legislative Bill & Budget Action Tracker #2015-12 September 2, 2015 CCWRO Bill & Budget Action Tracker 2015 09 1111 Howe Avenue, Suite 150, Sacramento, CA 95825-8551 Phone 916-736-0616 Cell 916-712-0071 Contact person: Kevin Aslanian Cell 916-712-0071 Email: [email protected] ASSEMBLY BILLS Bill No. Sponsor & Position Bill Description Bill Status Next Steps AB 294- Lackey *Room # 2114 – 319-2036 Staff: Tim Townsend [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT Health & Human Services Program – Requires all Health & Human Ser- vices program state plans and waivers by placed on the front page of the ap- plicable department web page. Enrolled and on its way to the Gover- nor. AB 371- Mullin Room #3160 – 916-319-2022 Staff: Elena Santamaria [email protected] Author SUPPORT CalWORKs -This would repeal the 100-hour rule and simplify Cal- WORKs eligibility by eliminating the deprivation factor of eligibility. On the Senate Floor. Headed to the Governor for his signature AB 376 – Lopez *Room # 5160 – 319-2039 Staff: Kristi Lopez [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT CalWORKs -This bill would allow the county to request proof of immun- ization from a CalWORKs applicant or recipient only if the statewide im- munization registry does not have verification of immunization. On the Senate Floor. Headed to the Governor for his signature AB 433 – Chu Room # 5175 – 319-2025 Staff: Myesha Jackson [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would express the intent of the Legislature to provide a grieving period and appropriate referrals to services when a CalWORKs recipient miscarries or when a child in the home of a Cal- WORKs recipient dies, without interruption of services. On the Senate Floor. Headed to the Governor for his signature AB 492 Gonzalez Room # 6013 – 319-2080 Staff: Andrea Sanmiguel [email protected] Support if Amended to Make Vouchers County Option CalWORKs Would require counties to issue $50 ancillary services for di- apers in the form of voucher. Assembly Human Services Committee Two-Year bill AB 702- Maienschein * Room # 4139 – 319-2077 Staff: Natalie Buchbinder [email protected] CCWRO and WCLP & San Diego Anti-Hunger Coalition SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would delete the requirement that the 16 days of temporary homeless assistance be limited to 16 consecutive days and allow recipients to have a choice of when they can use it. Held in Senate Appropriations AB 743 – Eggman * Room # 3173 – 319-2013 Staff: Mayte Sanchez [email protected] CCWRO and WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs This bill would exempt veteran educational benefits as in- come for CalWORKs and require that the county adopt the satisfactory progress definition of the secondary educational institution that the partic- Held in Senate Appropriations CCWRO Bill & Budget Action Tracker 2015 09 1111 Howe Avenue, Suite 150, Sacramento, CA 95825-8551 Phone 916-736-0616 Cell 916-712-0071 Contact person: Kevin Aslanian Cell 916-712-0071 Email: [email protected] ipant is attending. AB 357- Chiu Room #2196 – 916-319-2017 SUPPORT CalWORKs\/CalFresh This bill would allow employees recipient pub- lic benefits to not be penalized for taking time off to meet and provide information to the county welfare de- partment. Held on Assembly floor- two-year bill SENATE HUMAN SERVICES COMMITTEE Staff: Consultants: Mareva Brown ([email protected], Sara Rogers ([email protected] Assistant: Mark Teemer Jr. ([email protected]) Phone: (916) 651-1524 Fax (916) 327-9478 1020 N. Street, Sacramento, CA 95814 Room 521 Republican Consultant Joe Parra ([email protected]) Phone: (916) 651-1501 Fax: (916) 445-3105 1020 N. Street, Sacramento Room 234 Senate Member Human Services Staff Senator Mike McGuire, Chair Phone: 651-4002 Fax: 651-4902 Room # 5064 Kelly Burns [email protected] Senator Tom Berryhill (Vice Chair) Phone: 651-4014 Fax: 651-4914 Room # 3076 Matt. Galligher – [email protected] Senator Carol Liu,Chair Phone: 651-4025 Fax: 651-4925 Room # 5097 Darcel Sanders [email protected] Senator Loni Hancock Phone: 651-4009 Fax: 651-4909 Room # 2080 Marla Cowan [email protected] Senator Janet Nguyen Phone: 651-4023 Fax: 651-4923 Room # 3048 Emilye Reeb [email protected] CCWRO Bill & Budget Action Tracker 2015 09 1111 Howe Avenue, Suite 150, Sacramento, CA 95825-8551 Phone 916-736-0616 Cell 916-712-0071 Contact person: Kevin Aslanian Cell 916-712-0071 Email: [email protected] SENATE BILLS Bill Number Author Sponsor Bill Description Next Steps SB 23- Mitchell * Room # 4082 916-651-4026 Elise Gyore [email protected] EBCL and WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would repeal the Maximum Family Grant (MFG) rule. Got out of Assembly Appropriations. Waiting for Action on the Assem- bly floor. SB 157- Huff Room # 3063 916-651-4029 Debra Gonzales [email protected] Author Spot Bill Rules Committee SB 297- McGuire Room # 5064 916-651-4002 Mareva Brown [email protected] Author SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would modernize the California safety net programs application process by making the system more ef- fective and efficient. Held in Suspense. SB 306- Hertzberg * Room # 4038 916-651-4018 Michael Bedard [email protected] CCWRO, WCLP & CAHC SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would maximize participation in the CalFresh program to the extent permitted by federal law for ABAWDS and stop the Cal- WORK clock for the months that the federal government de- clares a recession. Held in Suspense SB 312- Pan * Room # 4070 916-651-4006 Darin Walsh [email protected] CCWRO and WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would give the county the option to do electronic application inter- views. Held in Suspense. SB 521- Liu Room # 5097 916-651-4025 Darcel Sanders [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalFresh – This bill would in- crease participation in the CalFresh program Held in Suspense. CCWRO Bill & Budget Action Tracker 2015 09 1111 Howe Avenue, Suite 150, Sacramento, CA 95825-8551 Phone 916-736-0616 Cell 916-712-0071 Contact person: Kevin Aslanian Cell 916-712-0071 Email: [email protected] 2015-2016 Appropriations Committees Assembly Appropriations Committee Jolie Onodera, Consultant Human Services [email protected] Phone 916.319.2081 Fax 916.319.2181 Room # 2206 Republican Consultant – Shantele Denny- [email protected] 916-651-1501 1020 N Street, Suite 234, Sacramento, CA 9581 Jennifer Swenson, Principal Consultant Human Services [email protected] Phone – 916.319.2081 fax 916.319.2181 Room # 2114 Republican Consultant Julie Souliere, [email protected] 916-319-2637 Room 6027 – Senate Appropriations Committee CCWRO Bill & Budget Action Tracker 2015 09 1111 Howe Avenue, Suite 150, Sacramento, CA 95825-8551 Phone 916-736-0616 Cell 916-712-0071 Contact person: Kevin Aslanian Cell 916-712-0071 Email: [email protected] 2015-2016 Budget Committees Assembly Budget Committee Sub. # 1 Assembly Budget Committee Sub #1 Staff Staff Tony Thurmond Phone: 916-319-2015 Fax: 916-319-2115 Room # 5150 Tyrone McGraw [email protected] Rob Bonta (D) Phone: 319-2018 Fax: 319-2118 Rm. #: 6005 Rylan Gervease [email protected] David Chiu (D) Phone: 319-2017 Fax: 319-2117 Rm. #: 2196 Yong Salas [email protected] Shannon Grove(R) Phone: 319-2034 Fax: 319-2134 Rm, #: 4208 Robert Smith [email protected] Brian Jones (R) Phone: 319-2071 Fax: 319-2171 Rm. #: 3141 Jennifer Bell [email protected] Nicole Vasquez, Committee Consultant Phone 319-2099 Fax 319-2199 Room 6029 Nicole Vazquez [email protected] Senate Budget Committee Sub. # 3 Senate Budget Committee Sub #1 Staff Email Address Holly Mitchel, Chair Phone: 651-4030 Fax: 651-4930 Room #: 5080 Elise Gyore [email protected] Jeff Stone Phone: 651-4028 Fax: 651-4928 Room #: 4062 Hanna Marrs [email protected] Bill Monning Phone: 651-4017 Fax: 651-4917 Room #: 313 Bethany Westfall [email protected] Samantha Lui, Committee Consultant Phone: 651-4103 Fax: 323-8386 Room #: 5019 [email protected] ”

” CCWRO Bill & Budget Action Tracker 2015 13 1111 Howe Avenue, Suite 150, Sacramento, CA 95825-8551 Phone 916-736-0616 Cell 916-712-0071 Contact person: Kevin Aslanian Cell 916-712-0071 Email: [email protected] ASSEMBLY HUMAN SERVICES COMMITTEE Consultants: Myesha Jackson, Principal Consultant [email protected] Committee Secretary: Irene Frausto [email protected] Phone 916-\u00ad319-\u00ad2089 Fax 916-\u00ad319-\u00ad2189 1020 N Street, Suite 124, Sacramento, CA 95814 Republican Consultant: Mary Bellamy [email protected] Phone 916-\u00ad319-\u00ad3900 Fax 916-\u00ad319-\u00ad 3902 1020 N Street, Suite 400, Sacramento, CA 95814 Assembly Committee Member Human Services Staff Kansen Chu (Chair) Phone: 916-319-2025 Fax: 916-319-2125 Room # 5175 Florence Bernal [email protected] Chad Mayes (Vice Chair) Phone: 916-319-2042 Fax: 916-319-2142 Room # 4144 Joshua White [email protected] Ian C. Calderon Phone: 916-319-2057 Fax: 916-319-2157 Room # 5150 Kelsy Castillo [email protected] Patty Lopez Phone: 916-319-2039 Fax: 916-319-2139 Room # 5160 Kristi Lopez [email protected] Mark Stone Phone: 916-319-2025 Fax: 916-319-2125 Room # 5175 Arianna Smith – [email protected] Brian Maienschein Phone: 916-319-2077 Fax: 916-319-2177 Room # 3098 Natalie Buchbinder [email protected] Tony Thurmond Phone: 916-319-2015 Fax: 916-319-2115 Room # 5150 Tyrone McGraw [email protected] CCWRO California Public Benefits Legislative Bill & Budget Action Tracker #2015-13 October 15, 2015 1 CCWRO Bill & Budget Action Tracker 2015 13 1111 Howe Avenue, Suite 150, Sacramento, CA 95825-8551 Phone 916-736-0616 Cell 916-712-0071 Contact person: Kevin Aslanian Cell 916-712-0071 Email: [email protected] Bill No. Sponsor & Position Bill Description Bill Status Next Steps AB 294- Lackey *Room # 2114 – 319-2036 Staff: Tim Townsend [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT Health & Human Services Program – Re- quires all Health & Human Services pro- gram state plans and waivers to be placed on the front page of the applicable depart- ment web pages. Signed into law Chapter 296, Statutes of 2015. AB 371- Mullin Room #3160 – 916-319-2022 Staff: Elena Santamaria [email protected] Author SUPPORT CalWORKs -This would repeal the 100- hour rule and simplify CalWORKs eligibil- ity by eliminating the deprivation factor of eligibility. Vetoed by the Governor. AB 376 – Lopez *Room # 5160 – 319-2039 Staff: Kristi Lopez [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT CalWORKs -This bill would allow the county to request proof of immunization from a CalWORKs applicant or recipient only if the statewide immunization registry does not have verification of immunization. Vetoed by the Governor. AB 433 – Chu Room # 5175 – 319-2025 Staff: Myesha Jackson [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would express the intent of the Legislature to provide a griev- ing period and appropriate referrals to ser- vices when a CalWORKs recipient miscar- ries or when a child in the home of a Cal- WORKs recipient dies, without interruption of services. Signed into law Chapter 514, Statutes of 2015. AB 492 Gonzalez Room # 6013 – 319-2080 Staff: Andrea Sanmiguel [email protected] Support if Amended to Make Vouchers County Option CalWORKs Would require counties to issue $50 ancillary services for diapers in the form of voucher. Assembly Human Services Committee Two-Year bill AB 702- Maienschein * Room # 4139 – 319-2077 Staff: Natalie Buchbinder [email protected] CCWRO and WCLP & San Diego Anti-Hunger Coalition SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would delete the re- quirement that the 16 days of temporary homeless assistance be limited to 16 con- secutive days and allow recipients to have a choice of when they can use it. Held in Senate Appropriations AB 743 – Eggman * Room # 3173 – 319-2013 Staff: Mayte Sanchez [email protected] CCWRO and WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs This bill would exempt veter- an educational benefits as income for Cal- WORKs and require that the county adopt the satisfactory progress definition of the secondary educational institution that the participant is attending. Held in Senate Appropriations 2 CCWRO Bill & Budget Action Tracker 2015 13 1111 Howe Avenue, Suite 150, Sacramento, CA 95825-8551 Phone 916-736-0616 Cell 916-712-0071 Contact person: Kevin Aslanian Cell 916-712-0071 Email: [email protected] AB 357- Chiu Room #2196 – 916-319-2017 SUPPORT CalWORKs\/CalFresh This bill would provide that employed recipient of public benefits would not be penalized for taking time off to meet and provide information to the county welfare department. Held on Assembly floor- two-year bill SENATE HUMAN SERVICES COMMITTEE Staff: Consultants: Mareva Brown ([email protected], Sara Rogers ([email protected] Assistant: Mark Teemer Jr. ([email protected]) Phone: (916) 651-1524 Fax (916) 327-9478 1020 N. Street, Sacramento, CA 95814 Room 521 Republican Consultant Joe Parra ([email protected]) Phone: (916) 651-1501 Fax: (916) 445-3105 1020 N. Street, Sacramento Room 234 Senate Member Human Services Staff Senator Mike McGuire, Chair Phone: 651-4002 Fax: 651-4902 Room # 5064 Kelly Burns [email protected] Senator Tom Berryhill (Vice Chair) Phone: 651-4014 Fax: 651-4914 Room # 3076 Matt. Galligher – [email protected] Senator Carol Liu,Chair Phone: 651-4025 Fax: 651-4925 Room # 5097 Darcel Sanders [email protected] Senator Loni Hancock Phone: 651-4009 Fax: 651-4909 Room # 2080 Marla Cowan [email protected] Senator Janet Nguyen Phone: 651-4023 Fax: 651-4923 Room # 3048 Emilye Reeb [email protected] 3 CCWRO Bill & Budget Action Tracker 2015 13 1111 Howe Avenue, Suite 150, Sacramento, CA 95825-8551 Phone 916-736-0616 Cell 916-712-0071 Contact person: Kevin Aslanian Cell 916-712-0071 Email: [email protected] SENATE BILLS Bill Number Author Sponsor Bill Description Next Steps SB 23- Mitchell * Room # 4082 916-651-4026 Elise Gyore [email protected] EBCL and WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would repeal the Maximum Family Grant (MFG) rule. Got out of Assembly Appropriations. Waiting for Action on the Assem- bly floor. SB 157- Huff Room # 3063 916-651-4029 Debra Gonzales [email protected] Author Spot Bill Rules Committee SB 297- McGuire Room # 5064 916-651-4002 Mareva Brown [email protected] Author SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would modernize the California safety net programs application process by making the system more ef- fective and efficient. Held in Senate Appropriations SB 306- Hertzberg * Room # 4038 916-651-4018 Michael Bedard [email protected] CCWRO, WCLP & CAHC SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would maximize participation in the CalFresh program to the extent permitted by federal law for ABAWDS and stop the Cal- WORK clock for the months that the federal government de- clares a recession. Held in Senate Appropriations SB 312- Pan * Room # 4070 916-651-4006 Darin Walsh [email protected] CCWRO and WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would give the county the option to do electronic application inter- views. Held in Senate Appropriations SB 521- Liu Room # 5097 916-651-4025 Darcel Sanders [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalFresh – This bill would in- crease participation in the CalFresh program Held in Senate Appropriations 4 CCWRO Bill & Budget Action Tracker 2015 13 1111 Howe Avenue, Suite 150, Sacramento, CA 95825-8551 Phone 916-736-0616 Cell 916-712-0071 Contact person: Kevin Aslanian Cell 916-712-0071 Email: [email protected] 2015-\u00ad2016 Appropriations Committees Assembly Appropriations Committee Jolie Onodera, Consultant Human Services [email protected] Phone 916.319.2081 Fax 916.319.2181 Room # 2206 Republican Consultant – Shantele Denny- [email protected] 916-651-1501 1020 N Street, Suite 234, Sacramento, CA 9581 Jennifer Swenson, Principal Consultant Human Services [email protected] Phone – 916.319.2081 fax 916.319.2181 Room # 2114 Republican Consultant Julie Souliere, [email protected] 916-319-2637 Room 6027 – Senate Appropriations Committee 5 CCWRO Bill & Budget Action Tracker 2015 13 1111 Howe Avenue, Suite 150, Sacramento, CA 95825-8551 Phone 916-736-0616 Cell 916-712-0071 Contact person: Kevin Aslanian Cell 916-712-0071 Email: [email protected] 2015-\u00ad2016 Budget Committees Assembly Budget Committee Sub. # 1 Assembly Budget Committee Sub #1 Staff Staff Tony Thurmond Phone: 916-319-2015 Fax: 916-319-2115 Room # 5150 Tyrone McGraw [email protected] Rob Bonta (D) Phone: 319-2018 Fax: 319-2118 Rm. #: 6005 Rylan Gervease [email protected] David Chiu (D) Phone: 319-2017 Fax: 319-2117 Rm. #: 2196 Yong Salas [email protected] Shannon Grove(R) Phone: 319-2034 Fax: 319-2134 Rm, #: 4208 Robert Smith [email protected] Brian Jones (R) Phone: 319-2071 Fax: 319-2171 Rm. #: 3141 Jennifer Bell [email protected] Nicole Vasquez, Committee Consultant Phone 319-2099 Fax 319-2199 Room 6029 Nicole Vazquez [email protected] Senate Budget Committee Sub. # 3 Senate Budget Committee Sub #1 Staff Email Address Holly Mitchel, Chair Phone: 651-\u00ad4030 Fax: 651-\u00ad4930 Room #: 5080 Elise Gyore [email protected] Jeff Stone Phone: 651-\u00ad4028 Fax: 651-\u00ad4928 Room #: 4062 Hanna Marrs [email protected] Bill Monning Phone: 651-\u00ad4017 Fax: 651-\u00ad4917 Room #: 313 Bethany Westfall [email protected] Samantha Lui, Committee Consultant Phone: 651-\u00ad4103 Fax: 323-\u00ad8386 Room #: 5019 [email protected] 6 CCWRO Bill & Budget Action Tracker 2015 13 1111 Howe Avenue, Suite 150, Sacramento, CA 95825-8551 Phone 916-736-0616 Cell 916-712-0071 Contact person: Kevin Aslanian Cell 916-712-0071 Email: [email protected] TENTATIVE SENATE CALENDAR 2016 REGULAR SESSION 2015 Jan. 1 \u2014Statutes take effect (Art. IV, Sec. 8(c)). Jan. 4 \u2014Legislature reconvenes (J.R. 51(a)(1)). Jan. 8 \u2014Budget must be submitted by Gov- ernor (Art. IV, Sec. 12(a)). Jan. 18 \u2014Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Jan. 29 \u2014Last day to submit bill requests to the Office of Legislative Counsel. Feb. 15 \u2014Presidents’ Day. Feb. 26 \u2014Last day for bills to be introduced (J.R. 61(a)(1)), (J.R. 54(a)). Mar. 27 \u2014Spring Recess begins at end of this day’s session (J.R. 51(a)(2)). Mar. 31 \u2014Cesar Chavez Day. Apr. 4 \u2014Legislature reconvenes from Spring Recess (J.R. 51(a)(2)). April 29 \u2014Last day for policy committees to hear and report to Fiscal Committees fis- cal bills introduced in their house (J.R. 61(a)(2)). May 15 \u2014Last day for policy committees to hear and report to the Floor non fiscal bills introduced in their house (J.R. 61(a)(3)). May 22 \u2014Last day for policy committees to meet prior to June 8 (J.R. 61(a)(4)). May 25 \u2014Memorial Day. May 29 \u2014Last day for fiscal committees to hear and report to the Floor bills introduced in their house (J.R. 61(a)(5)). Last day for fiscal committees to meet prior to June 8 (J.R. 61(a)(6)). May 30 June 3 \u2014Floor Session Only. No committee may meet for any purpose (J.R. 61(a)(7)). June 3 \u2014Last day for bills to be passed out of the house of origin (J.R. 61(a)(8)). June 8 \u2014Committee meetings may resume (J.R. 61(a)(9)). June 15 \u2014Budget must be passed by mid- night (Art. IV, Sec. 12 (c)(3)). July 4 \u2014Independence Day. July 15 \u2014Last day for policy committees to meet and report bills (J.R. 61(a)(10)). Sum- mer Recess begins at the end of this day’s session, provided the Budget has been en- acted (J.R. 51(a)(3)). Aug. 15 \u2014Legislature reconvenes from Summer Recess (J.R. 51(a)(3)). Aug. 26 \u2014Last day for fiscal committees to meet and report bills to the Floor (J.R. 61(a) (11)). Aug. 29 Sep.9\u2014Floor Session only. No committees, other than Conference Commit- tees and Rules Committee, may meet for any purpose (J.R. 61(a)(12)). Sep. 2 \u2014Last day to amend bills on the Floor (J.R. 61(a)(13)). Sep. 5 \u2014Labor Day. Sep. 9 \u2014Last day for each house to pass bills (J.R. 61(a)(14)). Interim Study Recess begins at the end of this day’s session (J.R. 51(a)(4)). Oct. 7 \u2014Last day for Governor to sign or veto bills passed by the Legislature on or before Sep. 11 and in the Governor’s pos- session after Sep. 11 (Art. IV, Sec. 10(b)(1)) 7 CCWRO Bill & Budget Action Tracker 2015 13 1111 Howe Avenue, Suite 150, Sacramento, CA 95825-8551 Phone 916-736-0616 Cell 916-712-0071 Contact person: Kevin Aslanian Cell 916-712-0071 Email: [email protected] ”

” CCWRO Bill & Budget Action Tracker 2015 13 1111 Howe Avenue, Suite 150, Sacramento, CA 95825-8551 Phone 916-736-0616 Cell 916-712-0071 Contact person: Kevin Aslanian Cell 916-712-0071 Email: [email protected] ASSEMBLY HUMAN SERVICES COMMITTEE Consultants: Myesha Jackson, Principal Consultant [email protected] Committee Secretary: Irene Frausto [email protected] Phone 916-\u00ad319-\u00ad2089 Fax 916-\u00ad319-\u00ad2189 1020 N Street, Suite 124, Sacramento, CA 95814 Republican Consultant: Mary Bellamy [email protected] Phone 916-\u00ad319-\u00ad3900 Fax 916-\u00ad319-\u00ad 3902 1020 N Street, Suite 400, Sacramento, CA 95814 Assembly Committee Member Human Services Staff Kansen Chu (Chair) Phone: 916-319-2025 Fax: 916-319-2125 Room # 5175 Florence Bernal [email protected] Chad Mayes (Vice Chair) Phone: 916-319-2042 Fax: 916-319-2142 Room # 4144 Joshua White [email protected] Ian C. Calderon Phone: 916-319-2057 Fax: 916-319-2157 Room # 5150 Kelsy Castillo [email protected] Patty Lopez Phone: 916-319-2039 Fax: 916-319-2139 Room # 5160 Kristi Lopez [email protected] Mark Stone Phone: 916-319-2025 Fax: 916-319-2125 Room # 5175 Arianna Smith – [email protected] Brian Maienschein Phone: 916-319-2077 Fax: 916-319-2177 Room # 3098 Natalie Buchbinder [email protected] Tony Thurmond Phone: 916-319-2015 Fax: 916-319-2115 Room # 5150 Tyrone McGraw [email protected] CCWRO California Public Benefits Legislative Bill & Budget Action Tracker #2015-13 October 15, 2015 1 CCWRO Bill & Budget Action Tracker 2015 13 1111 Howe Avenue, Suite 150, Sacramento, CA 95825-8551 Phone 916-736-0616 Cell 916-712-0071 Contact person: Kevin Aslanian Cell 916-712-0071 Email: [email protected] Bill No. Sponsor & Position Bill Description Bill Status Next Steps AB 294- Lackey *Room # 2114 – 319-2036 Staff: Tim Townsend [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT Health & Human Services Program – Re- quires all Health & Human Services pro- gram state plans and waivers to be placed on the front page of the applicable depart- ment web pages. Signed into law Chapter 296, Statutes of 2015. AB 371- Mullin Room #3160 – 916-319-2022 Staff: Elena Santamaria [email protected] Author SUPPORT CalWORKs -This would repeal the 100- hour rule and simplify CalWORKs eligibil- ity by eliminating the deprivation factor of eligibility. Vetoed by the Governor. AB 376 – Lopez *Room # 5160 – 319-2039 Staff: Kristi Lopez [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT CalWORKs -This bill would allow the county to request proof of immunization from a CalWORKs applicant or recipient only if the statewide immunization registry does not have verification of immunization. Vetoed by the Governor. AB 433 – Chu Room # 5175 – 319-2025 Staff: Myesha Jackson [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would express the intent of the Legislature to provide a griev- ing period and appropriate referrals to ser- vices when a CalWORKs recipient miscar- ries or when a child in the home of a Cal- WORKs recipient dies, without interruption of services. Signed into law Chapter 514, Statutes of 2015. AB 492 Gonzalez Room # 6013 – 319-2080 Staff: Andrea Sanmiguel [email protected] Support if Amended to Make Vouchers County Option CalWORKs Would require counties to issue $50 ancillary services for diapers in the form of voucher. Assembly Human Services Committee Two-Year bill AB 702- Maienschein * Room # 4139 – 319-2077 Staff: Natalie Buchbinder [email protected] CCWRO and WCLP & San Diego Anti-Hunger Coalition SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would delete the re- quirement that the 16 days of temporary homeless assistance be limited to 16 con- secutive days and allow recipients to have a choice of when they can use it. Held in Senate Appropriations AB 743 – Eggman * Room # 3173 – 319-2013 Staff: Mayte Sanchez [email protected] CCWRO and WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs This bill would exempt veter- an educational benefits as income for Cal- WORKs and require that the county adopt the satisfactory progress definition of the secondary educational institution that the participant is attending. Held in Senate Appropriations 2 CCWRO Bill & Budget Action Tracker 2015 13 1111 Howe Avenue, Suite 150, Sacramento, CA 95825-8551 Phone 916-736-0616 Cell 916-712-0071 Contact person: Kevin Aslanian Cell 916-712-0071 Email: [email protected] AB 357- Chiu Room #2196 – 916-319-2017 SUPPORT CalWORKs\/CalFresh This bill would provide that employed recipient of public benefits would not be penalized for taking time off to meet and provide information to the county welfare department. Held on Assembly floor- two-year bill SENATE HUMAN SERVICES COMMITTEE Staff: Consultants: Mareva Brown ([email protected], Sara Rogers ([email protected] Assistant: Mark Teemer Jr. ([email protected]) Phone: (916) 651-1524 Fax (916) 327-9478 1020 N. Street, Sacramento, CA 95814 Room 521 Republican Consultant Joe Parra ([email protected]) Phone: (916) 651-1501 Fax: (916) 445-3105 1020 N. Street, Sacramento Room 234 Senate Member Human Services Staff Senator Mike McGuire, Chair Phone: 651-4002 Fax: 651-4902 Room # 5064 Kelly Burns [email protected] Senator Tom Berryhill (Vice Chair) Phone: 651-4014 Fax: 651-4914 Room # 3076 Matt. Galligher – [email protected] Senator Carol Liu,Chair Phone: 651-4025 Fax: 651-4925 Room # 5097 Darcel Sanders [email protected] Senator Loni Hancock Phone: 651-4009 Fax: 651-4909 Room # 2080 Marla Cowan [email protected] Senator Janet Nguyen Phone: 651-4023 Fax: 651-4923 Room # 3048 Emilye Reeb [email protected] 3 CCWRO Bill & Budget Action Tracker 2015 13 1111 Howe Avenue, Suite 150, Sacramento, CA 95825-8551 Phone 916-736-0616 Cell 916-712-0071 Contact person: Kevin Aslanian Cell 916-712-0071 Email: [email protected] SENATE BILLS Bill Number Author Sponsor Bill Description Next Steps SB 23- Mitchell * Room # 4082 916-651-4026 Elise Gyore [email protected] EBCL and WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would repeal the Maximum Family Grant (MFG) rule. Got out of Assembly Appropriations. Waiting for Action on the Assem- bly floor. SB 157- Huff Room # 3063 916-651-4029 Debra Gonzales [email protected] Author Spot Bill Rules Committee SB 297- McGuire Room # 5064 916-651-4002 Mareva Brown [email protected] Author SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would modernize the California safety net programs application process by making the system more ef- fective and efficient. Held in Senate Appropriations SB 306- Hertzberg * Room # 4038 916-651-4018 Michael Bedard [email protected] CCWRO, WCLP & CAHC SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would maximize participation in the CalFresh program to the extent permitted by federal law for ABAWDS and stop the Cal- WORK clock for the months that the federal government de- clares a recession. Held in Senate Appropriations SB 312- Pan * Room # 4070 916-651-4006 Darin Walsh [email protected] CCWRO and WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would give the county the option to do electronic application inter- views. 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“Summary 2015-2016 County Single Allocation (CSA) allocations v. expenditures The following reflects the 2015-2016 County Single Allocation for the various programs and the actual amount of the allocated funds spent by counties during the 2015-2016 fiscal year. The source of this information is the county claiming of the annual allocated funds made to the State Department of Social Services. This presentation is done by the Coalition of California of Welfare Rights Organizations. For questions or information contact Kevin Aslanian at 916-712-0071 or email [email protected]. COUNTY ALLOCATIONS VS EXPENDITURES ALLOCATION EXPENDITURES DIFFERENCES %AGE All numbers displayed in thousands FY 2015-16 FY 2015-16 SPENT CFL # 09\/15 QTR – 6\/16 QTR FEDERAL & STATE FUNDS EXPENDITURES CalWORKs SINGLE ALLOCATION Eligibility $495,834 $648,658 ($152,824) 130.82% Child Care $409,195 $334,091 $75,104 81.65% Cal Learn $19,243 $23,264 ($4,021) 120.90% Employment Services $1,096,646 $853,304 $243,342 77.81% TOTAL CALWORKS SINGLE ALLOCATION $2,020,918 $1,859,317 $161,601 92.00% CFL 15\/16-19, 52 CalWORKs MENTAL HEALTH\/SUBSTANCE ABUSE (MH\/SA) ALLOCATION Mental Health $76,304 $69,177 $7,127 90.66% Substance Abuse $50,302 $35,991 $14,311 71.55% TOTAL MH\/SA ALLOCATION $126,606 $105,168 $21,438 83.07% CFL 15\/16-15, 54 CCL – FAMILY CHILD CARE HOMES Federal $13 $44 ($31) 338.46% State $21 $31 ($10) 147.62% $34 $75 ($41) 220.59% CFL 15\/16-17 EXPANDED SUBSIDIZED EMPLOYMENT (ESE) PROG $134,145 $104,831 $29,314 78.15% CFL 15\/16-25, 53 CalWORKs FAMILY STABILIZATION (FS) PROG $29,840 $38,010 ($8,170) 127.38% CFL 15\/16-06 HOMELESS HOUSING SUPPORT PROGRAM $35,000 $32,126 $2,874 91.79% Letters Dated: 7\/31\/2015, 10\/2\/2015, 2\/26\/2016 GENERAL FUND ONLY EXPENDITURES CALFRESH ADMIN $631,772 $593,473 $38,299 93.94% CFL 15\/16-26,51 CCL – FOSTER FAMILY HOMES $5,530 $11,473 ($5,943) 207.47% CFL 15\/16-17 KINSHIP GUARDIANSHIP ASSISTANCE PYMT (Kin-GAP) PROG $3,642 $3,513 $129 96.46% CFL 15\/16-13 TRAFFICKING & CRIME VICTIM ASSISTANCE PRG (TCVAP) $5,102 $3,335 $1,767 65.37% CFL 15\/16-14, 57 NON MEDICAL OUT OF HOME CARE (NMOHC) $354 $365 ($11) 103.11% CFL 15\/16-03 WORK INCENTIVE NUTRITIONAL SUPPLMENT (WINS) PROG $9,211 $4,835 $4,376 52.49% CFL 15\/16-05, 59 COMMERCIALLY SEXUALLY EXPLOITED CHILDREN (CSEC) $16,184 $4,001 $12,183 24.72% CFL 15\/16-22,CFL 15\/16-41, CFL 16\/17-04 * POST 2011 REALIGNMENT PROG $22,073 $28,391 ($6,318) 128.62% CFL 15\/16-32,44,49 CFL 16\/17-01 ** APPROVED RELATIVE CAREGIVER $30,108 $17,697 $12,411 58.78% CFL 15\/16-24 FOSTER PARENT RECRUITMENT, RETENTION AND SUPPORT $17,193 $4,450 $12,743 25.88% Individual letters CWDS $16,471 $4,437 Probation $722 $13 FEDERAL FUNDS ONLY EXPENDITURES *** CALFRESH EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING PROGRAM (CFET) $59,158 $65,387 ($6,229) 110.53% CFL 15\/16-30, Letter (Fresno) INDEPENDENT LIVING PROGRAM (ILP) $16,766 $33,749 ($16,983) 201.29% CFL 15\/16-21 PROMOTING SAFE AND STABLE FAMILIES (PSSF) $28,264 $28,358 ($94) 100.33% CFL 15\/16-11 PSSF CASEWORKER VISITS $1,976 $24,604 ($22,628) 1245.14% CFL 15\/16-12 * ALLOCATION INCLUDES WAIVER COUNTIES ** ARC – Based on invoice process *** CFET – Allocation is on a FFY (1st quarter is Dec 2015) CalWORKs WtW Employment Serv $ CALWORKS SINGLE ALLOCATION FOR WTW Sorted by County COUNTIES CalWRKs Emply Svcs FED &GF CalWRKs Emply Svcs FED &GF 2015-2016 General Fund Allocation Not Used 2015-2016 General Fund Allocation Not Over-Used Percentage of 2015-2016 General Fund Allocation Not Used COUNTIES Percentage of 2015-2016 General Fund Allocation Not Used ALLOCATIONS EXPENDITURES ALAMEDA $47,034,176 $36,888,890 $10,145,286 $0 78.43% PLUMAS 28.50% ALPINE $27,607 $99,475 $0 ($71,868) 360.33% MONO 34.34% AMADOR $559,985 $455,246 $104,739 $0 81.30% INYO 46.49% BUTTE $9,592,004 $6,282,511 $3,309,493 $0 65.50% SIERRA 47.67% CALAVERAS $1,028,494 $845,626 $182,868 $0 82.22% MARIN 56.41% COLUSA $322,192 $348,085 $0 ($25,893) 108.04% LASSEN 59.20% CONTRA COSTA $30,135,424 $25,253,036 $4,882,388 $0 83.80% SAN DIEGO 60.58% DEL NORTE $1,891,296 $1,413,445 $477,851 $0 74.73% TULARE 63.30% EL DORADO $3,215,209 $2,914,648 $300,561 $0 90.65% MARIPOSA 63.78% FRESNO $42,802,084 $36,365,225 $6,436,859 $0 84.96% SAN BENITO 64.19% GLENN $1,553,440 $1,685,138 $0 ($131,698) 108.48% BUTTE 65.50% HUMBOLDT $7,457,045 $7,753,818 $0 ($296,773) 103.98% YUBA 66.34% IMPERIAL $7,891,650 $5,883,431 $2,008,219 $0 74.55% SAN LUIS OBISPO 67.28% INYO $594,036 $276,163 $317,873 $0 46.49% SAN JOAQUIN 68.75% KERN $29,864,638 $25,813,270 $4,051,368 $0 86.43% SANTA BARBARA 69.72% KINGS $5,941,858 $5,320,023 $621,835 $0 89.53% SACRAMENTO 70.13% LAKE $2,326,144 $2,581,026 $0 ($254,882) 110.96% MENDOCINO 70.37% LASSEN $910,081 $538,771 $371,310 $0 59.20% SONOMA 70.44% LOS ANGELES $316,274,652 $233,705,016 $82,569,636 $0 73.89% RIVERSIDE 71.59% MADERA $3,217,582 $2,768,255 $449,327 $0 86.04% MERCED 72.69% MARIN $5,848,330 $3,298,900 $2,549,430 $0 56.41% LOS ANGELES 73.89% MARIPOSA $947,918 $604,546 $343,372 $0 63.78% SAN FRANCISCO 74.27% MENDOCINO $2,831,300 $1,992,485 $838,815 $0 70.37% IMPERIAL 74.55% MERCED $13,197,269 $9,592,689 $3,604,580 $0 72.69% DEL NORTE 74.73% MODOC $659,745 $816,642 $0 ($156,897) 123.78% SISKIYOU 75.89% MONO $259,322 $89,061 $170,261 $0 34.34% ORANGE 76.86% MONTEREY $13,184,680 $12,098,037 $1,086,643 $0 91.76% SAN BERNARDINO 78.37% NAPA $2,295,666 $2,027,736 $267,930 $0 88.33% ALAMEDA 78.43% NEVADA $1,972,175 $1,737,650 $234,525 $0 88.11% SHASTA 78.65% ORANGE $57,522,406 $44,212,318 $13,310,088 $0 76.86% SOLANO 79.63% PLACER $5,614,430 $5,171,779 $442,651 $0 92.12% SUTTER 80.92% PLUMAS $517,485 $147,467 $370,018 $0 28.50% AMADOR 81.30% RIVERSIDE $62,631,519 $44,840,143 $17,791,376 $0 71.59% CALAVERAS 82.22% SACRAMENTO $58,916,248 $41,316,010 $17,600,238 $0 70.13% CONTRA COSTA 83.80% SAN BENITO $1,417,275 $909,780 $507,495 $0 64.19% FRESNO 84.96% SAN BERNARDINO $81,208,635 $63,639,366 $17,569,269 $0 78.37% SAN MATEO 85.25% SAN DIEGO $51,362,778 $31,117,464 $20,245,314 $0 60.58% VENTURA 85.52% SAN FRANCISCO $35,949,518 $26,699,149 $9,250,369 $0 74.27% MADERA 86.04% SAN JOAQUIN $20,490,727 $14,086,470 $6,404,257 $0 68.75% KERN 86.43% SAN LUIS OBISPO $5,569,563 $3,747,319 $1,822,244 $0 67.28% NEVADA 88.11% SAN MATEO $8,923,650 $7,606,972 $1,316,678 $0 85.25% NAPA 88.33% SANTA BARBARA $10,509,344 $7,327,380 $3,181,964 $0 69.72% KINGS 89.53% SANTA CLARA $33,517,220 $36,896,008 $0 ($3,378,788) 110.08% EL DORADO 90.65% SANTA CRUZ $8,529,288 $8,299,073 $230,215 $0 97.30% MONTEREY 91.76% SHASTA $5,746,155 $4,519,443 $1,226,712 $0 78.65% PLACER 92.12% SIERRA $241,032 $114,901 $126,131 $0 47.67% SANTA CRUZ 97.30% SISKIYOU $1,487,735 $1,129,112 $358,623 $0 75.89% TRINITY 99.23% SOLANO $11,025,826 $8,780,344 $2,245,482 $0 79.63% TUOLUMNE 100.64% SONOMA $11,739,778 $8,269,870 $3,469,908 $0 70.44% TEHAMA 100.76% STANISLAUS $17,362,487 $22,698,127 $0 ($5,335,640) 130.73% HUMBOLDT 103.98% SUTTER $2,827,471 $2,288,041 $539,430 $0 80.92% COLUSA 108.04% TEHAMA $2,347,927 $2,365,817 $0 ($17,890) 100.76% GLENN 108.48% TRINITY $687,246 $681,946 $5,300 $0 99.23% YOLO 109.65% TULARE $16,787,638 $10,626,291 $6,161,347 $0 63.30% SANTA CLARA 110.08% TUOLUMNE $709,916 $714,443 $0 ($4,527) 100.64% LAKE 110.96% VENTURA $16,607,797 $14,202,708 $2,405,089 $0 85.52% MODOC 123.78% YOLO $7,194,526 $7,888,677 $0 ($694,151) 109.65% STANISLAUS 130.73% YUBA $5,364,378 $3,558,895 $1,805,483 $0 66.34% ALPINE 360.33% TOTAL $1,096,646,000 $853,304,157 $253,710,850 ($10,369,007) 77.81% TOTAL 77.81% CalWORKs WtW Child Care $ CalWORKs Single Allocation for WtW Child Care Sorted by County COUNTIES 2015-2016 General Fund Allocation Not Used 2015-2016 General Fund Allocation Not Over-Used Percentage of 2015-2016 General Fund Allocation Not Used COUNTIES Percentage of 2015-2016 General Fund Allocation Not Used FED & GF FED & GF CalWRKs Child Care CalWRKs Child Care REVISED EXPENDITURES ALAMEDA $16,051,771 $20,726,904 $0 ($4,675,133) 129.13% ALPINE 1.74% ALPINE $77,465 $1,346 $76,119 $0 1.74% MODOC 4.25% AMADOR $208,951 $201,856 $7,095 $0 96.60% TRINITY 6.68% BUTTE $3,322,667 $1,957,117 $1,365,550 $0 58.90% TUOLUMNE 8.49% CALAVERAS $383,768 $151,751 $232,017 $0 39.54% COLUSA 9.29% COLUSA $213,649 $19,851 $193,798 $0 9.29% MARIPOSA 12.94% CONTRA COSTA $11,244,527 $6,123,748 $5,120,779 $0 54.46% MADERA 15.84% DEL NORTE $705,706 $445,385 $260,321 $0 63.11% MONO 16.36% EL DORADO $1,138,622 $318,833 $819,789 $0 28.00% TEHAMA 25.79% FRESNO $15,970,881 $12,784,350 $3,186,531 $0 80.05% LAKE 26.41% GLENN $691,576 $311,196 $380,380 $0 45.00% EL DORADO 28.00% HUMBOLDT $2,782,469 $862,217 $1,920,252 $0 30.99% NEVADA 29.76% IMPERIAL $3,131,205 $3,138,187 $0 ($6,982) 100.22% HUMBOLDT 30.99% INYO $221,657 $120,805 $100,852 $0 54.50% PLUMAS 36.66% KERN $11,516,617 $10,556,770 $959,847 $0 91.67% SISKIYOU 37.96% KINGS $2,101,855 $1,892,012 $209,843 $0 90.02% CALAVERAS 39.54% LAKE $1,017,218 $268,693 $748,525 $0 26.41% STANISLAUS 42.42% LASSEN $339,583 $278,644 $60,939 $0 82.05% MENDOCINO 43.49% LOS ANGELES $118,012,556 $82,961,701 $35,050,855 $0 70.30% NAPA 43.88% MADERA $1,611,029 $255,234 $1,355,795 $0 15.84% GLENN 45.00% MARIN $1,733,596 $2,331,495 $0 ($597,899) 134.49% YUBA 45.35% MARIPOSA $353,700 $45,777 $307,923 $0 12.94% SIERRA 48.52% MENDOCINO $1,056,451 $459,490 $596,961 $0 43.49% MONTEREY 52.61% MERCED $4,924,339 $2,711,365 $2,212,974 $0 55.06% CONTRA COSTA 54.46% MODOC $246,172 $10,455 $235,717 $0 4.25% INYO 54.50% MONO $152,728 $24,981 $127,747 $0 16.36% MERCED 55.06% MONTEREY $4,919,641 $2,588,465 $2,331,176 $0 52.61% SACRAMENTO 56.67% NAPA $856,592 $375,914 $480,678 $0 43.88% BUTTE 58.90% NEVADA $735,884 $219,005 $516,879 $0 29.76% SOLANO 59.40% ORANGE $21,463,522 $17,807,652 $3,655,870 $0 82.97% DEL NORTE 63.11% PLACER $2,094,931 $2,344,893 $0 ($249,962) 111.93% SANTA CLARA 64.19% PLUMAS $267,716 $98,153 $169,563 $0 36.66% SAN LUIS OBISPO 68.97% RIVERSIDE $21,842,841 $28,040,751 $0 ($6,197,910) 128.38% SAN MATEO 69.58% SACRAMENTO $24,297,029 $13,768,907 $10,528,122 $0 56.67% LOS ANGELES 70.30% SAN BENITO $528,831 $596,201 $0 ($67,370) 112.74% SAN JOAQUIN 70.85% SAN BERNARDINO $29,149,141 $32,417,769 $0 ($3,268,628) 111.21% SONOMA 73.16% SAN DIEGO $19,165,159 $21,013,496 $0 ($1,848,337) 109.64% SUTTER 74.90% SAN FRANCISCO $10,878,474 $12,032,405 $0 ($1,153,931) 110.61% FRESNO 80.05% SAN JOAQUIN $7,645,772 $5,417,245 $2,228,527 $0 70.85% LASSEN 82.05% SAN LUIS OBISPO $2,451,324 $1,690,800 $760,524 $0 68.97% ORANGE 82.97% SAN MATEO $3,367,020 $2,342,905 $1,024,115 $0 69.58% TULARE 86.41% SANTA BARBARA $3,633,259 $3,596,443 $36,816 $0 98.99% KINGS 90.02% SANTA CLARA $16,237,717 $10,422,414 $5,815,303 $0 64.19% KERN 91.67% SANTA CRUZ $3,101,477 $3,280,588 $0 ($179,111) 105.78% SHASTA 94.71% SHASTA $2,144,080 $2,030,752 $113,328 $0 94.71% AMADOR 96.60% SIERRA $89,937 $43,637 $46,300 $0 48.52% SANTA BARBARA 98.99% SISKIYOU $555,126 $210,732 $344,394 $0 37.96% IMPERIAL 100.22% SOLANO $4,524,551 $2,687,668 $1,836,883 $0 59.40% YOLO 104.66% SONOMA $4,236,437 $3,099,170 $1,137,267 $0 73.16% SANTA CRUZ 105.78% STANISLAUS $6,478,523 $2,748,271 $3,730,252 $0 42.42% VENTURA 108.01% SUTTER $1,055,023 $790,203 $264,820 $0 74.90% SAN DIEGO 109.64% TEHAMA $1,077,578 $277,948 $799,630 $0 25.79% SAN FRANCISCO 110.61% TRINITY $220,708 $14,754 $205,954 $0 6.68% SAN BERNARDINO 111.21% TULARE $6,264,027 $5,412,510 $851,517 $0 86.41% PLACER 111.93% TUOLUMNE $539,143 $45,758 $493,385 $0 8.49% SAN BENITO 112.74% VENTURA $5,908,800 $6,381,937 $0 ($473,137) 108.01% RIVERSIDE 128.38% YOLO $2,367,578 $2,478,023 $0 ($110,445) 104.66% ALAMEDA 129.13% YUBA $1,886,401 $855,526 $1,030,875 $0 45.35% MARIN 134.49% TOTAL $409,195,000 $334,091,058 $93,932,787 ($18,828,845) 81.65% TOTAL 81.65% CalWORKs WtW Mental Health $ CalWORKs Single Allocation for WtW Mental Health Sorted by County COUNTIES 2015-2016 General Fund Allocation 2015-2016 General Fund Expenditures 2015-2016 General Fund Allocation Not Used 2015-2016 General Fund Allocation Not Over-Used Percentage of 2015-2016 General Fund Allocation Not Used COUNTIES Percentage of 2015-2016 General Fund Allocation Not Used CFL 15\/16-15, 54 12\/31\/99 ALAMEDA $4,169,384 $0 $4,169,384 $0 64% ALPINE 0% ALPINE $30 $0 $30 $0 0% COLUSA 0% AMADOR $21,185 $0 $21,185 $0 18% MENDOCINO 0% BUTTE $788,770 $0 $788,770 ($20,290) 103% MONO 0% CALAVERAS $64,437 $0 $64,437 $0 3% TRINITY 0% COLUSA $795 $0 $795 $0 0% CALAVERAS 3% CONTRA COSTA $2,208,242 $0 $2,208,242 $0 65% AMADOR 18% DEL NORTE $193,054 $0 $193,054 $0 78% EL DORADO 33% EL DORADO $120,335 $0 $120,335 $0 33% IMPERIAL 33% FRESNO $7,603,612 $0 $7,603,612 $0 70% NAPA 37% GLENN $127,889 $0 $127,889 $0 89% TULARE 53% HUMBOLDT $1,819,527 $0 $1,819,527 $0 69% SAN MATEO 56% IMPERIAL $772,243 $0 $772,243 $0 33% KINGS 57% INYO $41,099 $0 $41,099 ($44,111) 207% MONTEREY 59% KERN $3,032,585 $0 $3,032,585 $0 100% ALAMEDA 64% KINGS $535,696 $0 $535,696 $0 57% CONTRA COSTA 65% LAKE $306,200 $0 $306,200 $0 100% MERCED 65% LASSEN $168,125 $0 $168,125 ($1) 100% SAN BERNARDINO 66% LOS ANGELES $47,796,754 $0 $47,796,754 $0 88% SAN LUIS OBISPO 68% MADERA $688,400 $0 $688,400 ($169) 100% YUBA 68% MARIN $290,055 $0 $290,055 $0 82% HUMBOLDT 69% MARIPOSA $69,979 $0 $69,979 $0 75% FRESNO 70% MENDOCINO $153,310 $0 $153,310 $0 0% SAN JOAQUIN 72% MERCED $1,599,199 $0 $1,599,199 $0 65% SISKIYOU 72% MODOC $30,894 $0 $30,894 ($1,294) 104% MARIPOSA 75% MONO $289 $0 $289 $0 0% SUTTER 75% MONTEREY $1,100,671 $0 $1,100,671 $0 59% SANTA CLARA 76% NAPA $68,382 $0 $68,382 $0 37% DEL NORTE 78% NEVADA $157,503 $0 $157,503 $0 88% YOLO 80% ORANGE $4,829,138 $0 $4,829,138 $0 84% MARIN 82% PLACER $526,168 $0 $526,168 $0 97% STANISLAUS 83% PLUMAS $36,830 $0 $36,830 ($950) 103% ORANGE 84% RIVERSIDE $5,613,858 $0 $5,613,858 $0 93% SONOMA 87% SACRAMENTO $6,679,811 $0 $6,679,811 $0 91% LOS ANGELES 88% SAN BENITO $32,895 $0 $32,895 ($6,178) 119% NEVADA 88% SAN BERNARDINO $5,325,749 $0 $5,325,749 $0 66% GLENN 89% SAN DIEGO $7,987,744 $0 $7,987,744 $0 91% TEHAMA 90% SAN FRANCISCO $1,820,103 $0 $1,820,103 ($75,298) 104% SACRAMENTO 91% SAN JOAQUIN $3,715,331 $0 $3,715,331 $0 72% SAN DIEGO 91% SAN LUIS OBISPO $293,083 $0 $293,083 $0 68% RIVERSIDE 93% SAN MATEO $562,872 $0 $562,872 $0 56% SHASTA 93% SANTA BARBARA $1,384,029 $0 $1,384,029 $0 98% PLACER 97% SANTA CLARA $2,657,766 $0 $2,657,766 $0 76% SIERRA 97% SANTA CRUZ $537,747 $0 $537,747 ($2,975) 101% SANTA BARBARA 98% SHASTA $682,649 $0 $682,649 $0 93% KERN 100% SIERRA $618 $0 $618 $0 97% LAKE 100% SISKIYOU $287,686 $0 $287,686 $0 72% LASSEN 100% SOLANO $1,076,193 $0 $1,076,193 ($582) 100% MADERA 100% SONOMA $956,857 $0 $956,857 $0 87% SOLANO 100% STANISLAUS $2,401,208 $0 $2,401,208 $0 83% TUOLUMNE 100% SUTTER $343,287 $0 $343,287 $0 75% SANTA CRUZ 101% TEHAMA $458,340 $0 $458,340 $0 90% VENTURA 101% TRINITY $14,926 $0 $14,926 $0 0% BUTTE 103% TULARE $2,576,642 $0 $2,576,642 $0 53% PLUMAS 103% TUOLUMNE $187,672 $0 $187,672 $0 100% MODOC 104% VENTURA $938,029 $0 $938,029 ($12,649) 101% SAN FRANCISCO 104% YOLO $456,945 $0 $456,945 $0 80% SAN BENITO 119% YUBA $293,180 $0 $293,180 $0 68% INYO 207% TOTAL $126,606,000 $0 $126,606,000 ($164,497) 83% TOTAL 83% CalWORKs WtW Substance Abuse $ CalWORKs Single Allocation for WtW Substance Abuse Sorted by County COUNTIES 2015-2016 General Fund Allocation 2015-2016 General Fund Expenditures 2015-2016 General Fund Allocation Not Used 2015-2016 General Fund Allocation Not Over-Used Percentage of 2015-2016 General Fund Allocation Not Used COUNTIES Percentage of 2015-2016 General Fund Allocation Not Used ALAMEDA $800,201 $0 $800,201 $0 0.00% ALAMEDA 0% ALPINE $322 $0 $322 $0 0.00% ALPINE 0% AMADOR $14,665 $892 $13,773 $0 6.08% COLUSA 0% BUTTE $442,194 $315,533 $126,661 $0 71.36% MENDOCINO 0% CALAVERAS $27,610 $1,992 $25,618 $0 7.21% MONO 0% COLUSA $8,643 $0 $8,643 $0 0.00% NAPA 0% CONTRA COSTA $1,014,945 $823,391 $191,554 $0 81.13% TRINITY 0% DEL NORTE $76,931 $8,091 $68,840 $0 10.52% RIVERSIDE 4% EL DORADO $47,811 $32,111 $15,700 $0 67.16% AMADOR 6% FRESNO $3,431,569 $2,542,823 $888,746 $0 74.10% CALAVERAS 7% GLENN $46,654 $11,648 $35,006 $0 24.97% PLUMAS 8% HUMBOLDT $274,219 $656,455 $0 ($382,236) 239.39% DEL NORTE 11% IMPERIAL $217,904 $136,767 $81,137 $0 62.76% SANTA CLARA 11% INYO $16,781 $42,740 $0 ($25,959) 254.69% GLENN 25% KERN $1,305,981 $544,598 $761,383 $0 41.70% SOLANO 39% KINGS $148,675 $65,058 $83,617 $0 43.76% KERN 42% LAKE $111,508 $111,508 $0 $0 100.00% KINGS 44% LASSEN $75,930 $75,930 $0 $0 100.00% ORANGE 44% LOS ANGELES $18,961,767 $14,486,216 $4,475,551 $0 76.40% MERCED 46% MADERA $171,922 $140,024 $31,898 $0 81.45% SAN BERNARDINO 50% MARIN $98,096 $66,304 $31,792 $0 67.59% TUOLUMNE 53% MARIPOSA $23,889 $17,917 $5,972 $0 75.00% YUBA 56% MENDOCINO $60,912 $0 $60,912 $0 0.00% MONTEREY 59% MERCED $538,402 $248,386 $290,016 $0 46.13% SIERRA 60% MODOC $6,160 $7,454 $0 ($1,294) 121.01% YOLO 60% MONO $3,654 $0 $3,654 $0 0.00% TULARE 61% MONTEREY $248,063 $147,271 $100,792 $0 59.37% IMPERIAL 63% NAPA $27,169 $0 $27,169 $0 0.00% EL DORADO 67% NEVADA $46,690 $32,047 $14,643 $0 68.64% SAN BENITO 67% ORANGE $1,438,299 $634,383 $803,916 $0 44.11% MARIN 68% PLACER $229,581 $221,599 $7,982 $0 96.52% SAN MATEO 68% PLUMAS $9,194 $750 $8,444 $0 8.16% NEVADA 69% RIVERSIDE $1,508,192 $59,962 $1,448,230 $0 3.98% SUTTER 69% SACRAMENTO $3,840,934 $3,465,733 $375,201 $0 90.23% BUTTE 71% SAN BENITO $58,647 $39,073 $19,574 $0 66.62% SHASTA 71% SAN BERNARDINO $3,476,936 $1,727,944 $1,748,992 $0 49.70% FRESNO 74% SAN DIEGO $3,178,499 $2,794,576 $383,923 $0 87.92% SONOMA 74% SAN FRANCISCO $421,038 $431,327 $0 ($10,289) 102.44% MARIPOSA 75% SAN JOAQUIN $1,391,985 $1,326,663 $65,322 $0 95.31% LOS ANGELES 76% SAN LUIS OBISPO $195,925 $188,312 $7,613 $0 96.11% SISKIYOU 78% SAN MATEO $376,811 $254,647 $122,164 $0 67.58% CONTRA COSTA 81% SANTA BARBARA $582,729 $566,591 $16,138 $0 97.23% MADERA 81% SANTA CLARA $556,737 $62,000 $494,737 $0 11.14% TEHAMA 82% SANTA CRUZ $236,365 $276,768 $0 ($40,403) 117.09% VENTURA 85% SHASTA $227,424 $162,352 $65,072 $0 71.39% SAN DIEGO 88% SIERRA $1,011 $602 $409 $0 59.55% SACRAMENTO 90% SISKIYOU $132,093 $103,206 $28,887 $0 78.13% SAN JOAQUIN 95% SOLANO $308,651 $120,015 $188,636 $0 38.88% SAN LUIS OBISPO 96% SONOMA $314,887 $232,138 $82,749 $0 73.72% STANISLAUS 96% STANISLAUS $1,319,156 $1,262,613 $56,543 $0 95.71% PLACER 97% SUTTER $149,749 $103,754 $45,995 $0 69.29% SANTA BARBARA 97% TEHAMA $237,262 $194,657 $42,605 $0 82.04% LAKE 100% TRINITY $5,930 $0 $5,930 $0 0.00% LASSEN 100% TULARE $950,550 $579,176 $371,374 $0 60.93% SAN FRANCISCO 102% TUOLUMNE $45,616 $24,328 $21,288 $0 53.33% SANTA CRUZ 117% VENTURA $528,224 $449,632 $78,592 $0 85.12% MODOC 121% YOLO $223,609 $133,448 $90,161 $0 59.68% HUMBOLDT 239% YUBA $107,099 $59,813 $47,286 $0 55.85% INYO 255% TOTAL $50,302,400 $35,991,218 $14,771,363 ($460,181) 71.55% TOTAL 72% CalWORKs Eligibility $ CalWORKs Single Allocation for CalWORKs Eligibility Sorted by Counbty COUNTIES FED & GF CalWORKs Elgig. Admin ALLOCATION FED & GF CalWORKs Elgig. Admin EXPENDITURES 2015-2016 General Fund Allocation Not Used 2015-2016 General Fund Allocation Not Over-Used Percentage of 2015-2016 General Fund Allocation Not Used COUNTIES Percentage of 2015-2016 General Fund Allocation Not Used ALAMEDA $19,450,417 $18,554,990 $895,427 $0 95.40% SANTA CRUZ 56.04% ALPINE $93,866 $56,793 $37,073 $0 60.50% ALPINE 60.50% AMADOR $253,193 $321,646 $0 ($68,453) 127.04% SANTA CLARA 80.17% BUTTE $4,026,177 $6,705,150 $0 ($2,678,973) 166.54% TUOLUMNE 80.63% CALAVERAS $465,023 $379,390 $85,633 $0 81.59% MODOC 81.19% COLUSA $258,885 $371,090 $0 ($112,205) 143.34% MONO 81.39% CONTRA COSTA $13,625,335 $21,492,238 $0 ($7,866,903) 157.74% CALAVERAS 81.59% DEL NORTE $855,125 $1,071,163 $0 ($216,038) 125.26% TRINITY 82.96% EL DORADO $1,379,703 $2,122,389 $0 ($742,686) 153.83% MONTEREY 83.66% FRESNO $19,352,401 $21,515,389 $0 ($2,162,988) 111.18% NAPA 86.01% GLENN $838,004 $932,937 $0 ($94,933) 111.33% STANISLAUS 87.11% HUMBOLDT $3,371,602 $3,926,980 $0 ($555,378) 116.47% KINGS 95.29% IMPERIAL $3,794,176 $4,512,001 $0 ($717,825) 118.92% ALAMEDA 95.40% INYO $268,588 $357,011 $0 ($88,423) 132.92% YUBA 96.81% KERN $13,955,035 $16,801,687 $0 ($2,846,652) 120.40% PLACER 99.92% KINGS $2,546,881 $2,427,050 $119,831 $0 95.29% YOLO 100.68% LAKE $1,232,594 $1,329,660 $0 ($97,066) 107.87% SUTTER 100.75% LASSEN $411,483 $673,855 $0 ($262,372) 163.76% PLUMAS 106.56% LOS ANGELES $142,999,399 $189,039,064 $0 ($46,039,665) 132.20% LAKE 107.87% MADERA $1,952,133 $2,877,036 $0 ($924,903) 147.38% NEVADA 108.54% MARIN $2,100,650 $3,558,960 $0 ($1,458,310) 169.42% RIVERSIDE 108.77% MARIPOSA $428,589 $751,471 $0 ($322,882) 175.34% SAN BENITO 110.42% MENDOCINO $1,280,134 $2,144,074 $0 ($863,940) 167.49% FRESNO 111.18% MERCED $5,966,970 $8,436,346 $0 ($2,469,376) 141.38% GLENN 111.33% MODOC $298,294 $242,185 $56,109 $0 81.19% HUMBOLDT 116.47% MONO $185,065 $150,629 $34,436 $0 81.39% IMPERIAL 118.92% MONTEREY $5,961,278 $4,987,175 $974,103 $0 83.66% KERN 120.40% NAPA $1,037,959 $892,720 $145,239 $0 86.01% VENTURA 121.57% NEVADA $891,693 $967,806 $0 ($76,113) 108.54% DEL NORTE 125.26% ORANGE $26,008,001 $37,869,768 $0 ($11,861,767) 145.61% SOLANO 125.77% PLACER $2,538,492 $2,536,410 $2,082 $0 99.92% AMADOR 127.04% PLUMAS $324,399 $345,690 $0 ($21,291) 106.56% SAN FRANCISCO 128.03% RIVERSIDE $26,467,634 $28,789,301 $0 ($2,321,667) 108.77% SHASTA 128.63% SACRAMENTO $29,441,448 $48,782,387 $0 ($19,340,939) 165.69% LOS ANGELES 132.20% SAN BENITO $640,801 $707,555 $0 ($66,754) 110.42% INYO 132.92% SAN BERNARDINO $35,320,899 $49,192,825 $0 ($13,871,926) 139.27% SAN MATEO 136.77% SAN DIEGO $23,223,005 $42,817,034 $0 ($19,594,029) 184.37% SAN BERNARDINO 139.27% SAN FRANCISCO $13,181,777 $16,876,735 $0 ($3,694,958) 128.03% TULARE 140.06% SAN JOAQUIN $9,264,614 $14,034,770 $0 ($4,770,156) 151.49% MERCED 141.38% SAN LUIS OBISPO $2,970,343 $5,781,799 $0 ($2,811,456) 194.65% SANTA BARBARA 143.03% SAN MATEO $4,079,920 $5,580,139 $0 ($1,500,219) 136.77% COLUSA 143.34% SANTA BARBARA $4,402,530 $6,296,826 $0 ($1,894,296) 143.03% TEHAMA 144.43% SANTA CLARA $19,675,734 $15,774,751 $3,900,983 $0 80.17% ORANGE 145.61% SANTA CRUZ $3,758,154 $2,106,240 $1,651,914 $0 56.04% MADERA 147.38% SHASTA $2,598,046 $3,341,964 $0 ($743,918) 128.63% SONOMA 149.33% SIERRA $108,979 $226,894 $0 ($117,915) 208.20% SAN JOAQUIN 151.49% SISKIYOU $672,663 $1,022,581 $0 ($349,918) 152.02% SISKIYOU 152.02% SOLANO $5,482,536 $6,895,282 $0 ($1,412,746) 125.77% EL DORADO 153.83% SONOMA $5,133,419 $7,665,918 $0 ($2,532,499) 149.33% CONTRA COSTA 157.74% STANISLAUS $7,850,222 $6,838,156 $1,012,066 $0 87.11% LASSEN 163.76% SUTTER $1,278,404 $1,287,929 $0 ($9,525) 100.75% SACRAMENTO 165.69% TEHAMA $1,305,734 $1,885,846 $0 ($580,112) 144.43% BUTTE 166.54% TRINITY $267,438 $221,875 $45,563 $0 82.96% MENDOCINO 167.49% TULARE $7,590,311 $10,630,702 $0 ($3,040,391) 140.06% MARIN 169.42% TUOLUMNE $653,296 $526,762 $126,534 $0 80.63% MARIPOSA 175.34% VENTURA $7,159,873 $8,704,368 $0 ($1,544,495) 121.57% SAN DIEGO 184.37% YOLO $2,868,866 $2,888,453 $0 ($19,587) 100.68% SAN LUIS OBISPO 194.65% YUBA $2,285,810 $2,212,830 $72,980 $0 96.81% SIERRA 208.20% TOTAL $495,834,000 $649,440,675 $9,159,973 ($162,766,648) 130.98% TOTAL 130.98% CalFresh Admin $ CalWORKs Single Allocation for WtW CalFresh Administration Costs Sorted by County COUNTIES FY 2015-16 2015-2016 General Fund Expenditures 2015-2016 General Fund Allocation Not Used 2015-2016 General Fund Allocation Not Over-Used Percentage of 2015-2016 General Fund Allocation Not Used COUNTIES Percentage of 2015-2016 General Fund Allocation Not Used GENERAL FUND CALFRESH ADMIN ALLOCATION ALAMEDA $19,281,286 $19,281,286 $0 $0 100.00% AMADOR 41.06% ALPINE $82,963 $46,337 $36,626 $0 55.85% TRINITY 54.39% AMADOR $898,208 $368,846 $529,362 $0 41.06% ALPINE 55.85% BUTTE $5,320,390 $5,320,390 $0 $0 100.00% LASSEN 65.42% CALAVERAS $819,741 $664,900 $154,841 $0 81.11% KINGS 74.19% COLUSA $376,438 $299,416 $77,022 $0 79.54% STANISLAUS 76.85% CONTRA COSTA $15,126,092 $15,486,427 $0 ($360,335) 102.38% SUTTER 77.57% DEL NORTE $810,264 $810,264 $0 $0 100.00% TULARE 78.53% EL DORADO $2,511,457 $2,507,549 $3,908 $0 99.84% MODOC 78.77% FRESNO $22,388,317 $22,343,959 $44,358 $0 99.80% SIERRA 79.32% GLENN $685,268 $685,268 $0 $0 100.00% COLUSA 79.54% HUMBOLDT $4,957,069 $4,957,069 $0 $0 100.00% SISKIYOU 80.83% IMPERIAL $3,408,386 $2,965,625 $442,761 $0 87.01% CALAVERAS 81.11% INYO $357,124 $411,186 $0 ($54,062) 115.14% PLUMAS 82.71% KERN $15,074,943 $13,047,637 $2,027,306 $0 86.55% MENDOCINO 83.85% KINGS $2,211,862 $1,641,088 $570,774 $0 74.19% TUOLUMNE 85.29% LAKE $1,457,743 $1,457,743 $0 $0 100.00% KERN 86.55% LASSEN $447,058 $292,451 $154,607 $0 65.42% IMPERIAL 87.01% LOS ANGELES $186,528,169 $162,414,036 $24,114,133 $0 87.07% LOS ANGELES 87.07% MADERA $2,100,453 $2,096,314 $4,139 $0 99.80% SOLANO 89.02% MARIN $3,722,481 $3,722,481 $0 $0 100.00% YOLO 89.93% MARIPOSA $374,633 $672,545 $0 ($297,912) 179.52% SAN BERNARDINO 92.44% MENDOCINO $1,679,802 $1,408,435 $271,367 $0 83.85% SAN LUIS OBISPO 92.58% MERCED $5,253,837 $5,253,837 $0 $0 100.00% SAN MATEO 92.73% MODOC $217,799 $171,561 $46,238 $0 78.77% YUBA 94.92% MONO $374,369 $424,385 $0 ($50,016) 113.36% SAN DIEGO 96.95% MONTEREY $7,619,870 $9,083,429 $0 ($1,463,559) 119.21% SAN JOAQUIN 97.26% NAPA $1,448,179 $1,448,179 $0 $0 100.00% NEVADA 97.45% NEVADA $1,357,462 $1,322,833 $34,629 $0 97.45% TEHAMA 97.96% ORANGE $30,688,415 $30,688,415 $0 $0 100.00% RIVERSIDE 98.10% PLACER $4,203,888 $4,203,888 $0 $0 100.00% SACRAMENTO 98.84% PLUMAS $342,135 $282,985 $59,150 $0 82.71% SANTA CLARA 99.33% RIVERSIDE $36,053,350 $35,369,587 $683,763 $0 98.10% FRESNO 99.80% SACRAMENTO $29,534,803 $29,192,847 $341,956 $0 98.84% MADERA 99.80% SAN BENITO $884,982 $884,982 $0 $0 100.00% EL DORADO 99.84% SAN BERNARDINO $43,713,503 $40,407,180 $3,306,323 $0 92.44% ALAMEDA 100.00% SAN DIEGO $41,638,178 $40,366,916 $1,271,262 $0 96.95% BUTTE 100.00% SAN FRANCISCO $21,824,502 $21,824,502 $0 $0 100.00% DEL NORTE 100.00% SAN JOAQUIN $8,027,935 $7,807,983 $219,952 $0 97.26% GLENN 100.00% SAN LUIS OBISPO $3,454,512 $3,198,067 $256,445 $0 92.58% HUMBOLDT 100.00% SAN MATEO $6,275,899 $5,819,593 $456,306 $0 92.73% LAKE 100.00% SANTA BARBARA $8,207,216 $8,207,216 $0 $0 100.00% MARIN 100.00% SANTA CLARA $24,269,935 $24,106,639 $163,296 $0 99.33% MERCED 100.00% SANTA CRUZ $5,259,468 $6,075,607 $0 ($816,139) 115.52% NAPA 100.00% SHASTA $3,371,459 $3,371,459 $0 $0 100.00% ORANGE 100.00% SIERRA $128,716 $102,094 $26,622 $0 79.32% PLACER 100.00% SISKIYOU $1,080,289 $873,174 $207,115 $0 80.83% SAN BENITO 100.00% SOLANO $6,898,093 $6,140,672 $757,421 $0 89.02% SAN FRANCISCO 100.00% SONOMA $8,180,167 $8,710,975 $0 ($530,808) 106.49% SANTA BARBARA 100.00% STANISLAUS $10,271,219 $7,893,239 $2,377,980 $0 76.85% SHASTA 100.00% SUTTER $1,263,015 $979,761 $283,254 $0 77.57% CONTRA COSTA 102.38% TEHAMA $1,257,291 $1,231,599 $25,692 $0 97.96% VENTURA 102.45% TRINITY $618,880 $336,593 $282,287 $0 54.39% SONOMA 106.49% TULARE $10,795,445 $8,477,519 $2,317,926 $0 78.53% MONO 113.36% TUOLUMNE $995,061 $848,735 $146,326 $0 85.29% INYO 115.14% VENTURA $10,386,330 $10,640,345 $0 ($254,015) 102.45% SANTA CRUZ 115.52% YOLO $3,284,986 $2,954,077 $330,909 $0 89.93% MONTEREY 119.21% YUBA $1,970,664 $1,870,496 $100,168 $0 94.92% MARIPOSA 179.52% TOTAL $631,771,999 $593,472,621 $42,126,224 ($3,826,846) 93.94% TOTAL 93.94% ‘CalWORKs Single Allocat ”

” A Call Out For a 2016 CalWORKs & SSI Cost-of-living Adjustment (COLA) Coalition of California Welfare Rights Organization Kevin M. Aslanian, Executive Director [email protected] 1111 Howe Ave. Suite 150, Sacramento, CA 95825-8551 Tel. (916) 736-0616 Fax (916) 736-2645 Cell (916) 712-0071 ccwro.org 1975 109% $ 144.00 67% 8.0% 1975 $ 440.00 155% 237.00$ 83% 9% 1976 111% $ 157.00 67% 6.4% 1976 $ 488.00 158% 258.00$ 84% 6% 1977 112% $ 166.00 67% 5.9% 1977 $ 522.00 159% 273.00$ 83% 6% 1978 113% $ 175.00 67% 6.5% 1978 $ 557.00 161% 287.00$ 83% % 1979 109% $ 201.00 71% 9.9% 1979 $ 574.00 153% 331.00$ 88% 15% 1980 113% $ 232.00 73% 14.3% 1980 $ 660.00 158% 382.00$ 91% 15% 1981 112% $ 227.00 63% 11.2% 1981 $ 746.00 157% 374.00$ 79% -2% 1982 113% $ 248.00 64% 11.2% 1982 $ 815.00 157% 408.00$ 79% 9% 1983 111% $ 258.00 64% 7.0% 1983 $ 838.00 154% 424.00$ 78% 0% 1984 115% $ 272.00 66% 3.5% 1984 $ 886.00 158% 448.00$ 80% 4% 1985 115% $ 288.00 66% 3.5% 1985 $ 936.00 159% 474.00$ 81% 6% 1986 119% $ 303.00 68% 3.1% 1986 $ 989.00 164% 498.00$ 83% 6% 1987 122% $ 311.00 68% 1.3% 1987 $ 1,039.00 168% 511.00$ 83% 5% 1988 120% $ 326.00 68% 4.2% 1988 $ 1,066.00 165% 535.00$ 83% 4% 1989 121% $ 341.00 68% 4.0% 1989 $ 1,116.00 167% 560.00$ 84% 5% 1990 120% $ 326.00 62% 4.7% 1990 $ 1,167.00 166% 535.00$ 76% 5% 1991 114% $ 311.00 56% 5.4% 1991 $ 1,167.00 158% 535.00$ 72% 0% 1992 114% $ 307.00 54% 3.7% 1992 $ 1,190.00 155% 511.00$ 67% -6% 1993 107% $ 307.00 53% 3.0% 1993 $ 1,140.00 145% 504.00$ 64% -3% 1994 98% $ 299.00 49% 2.6% 1994 $ 1,109.00 135% 490.00$ 60% 0% 1995 99% $ 293.00 47% 2.8% 1995 $ 1,102.00 132% 490.00$ 59% -9% 1996 97% $ 293.00 45% 2.6% 1996 $ 1,101.00 128% 479.00$ 55% 0% 1997 97% $ 266.00 40% 2.9% 1997 $ 1,122.00 127% 434.00$ 49% -3% 1998 97% $ 287.00 43% 2.1% 1998 $ 1,156.00 128% 469.00$ 52% 2% 1999 98% $ 294.00 43% 1.3% 1999 $ 1,201.00 130% 481.00$ 52% 3% 2000 99% $ 303.00 44% 2.5% 2000 $ 1,229.00 131% 495.00$ 53% 5% 2001 99% $ 319.00 45% 3.5% 2001 $ 1,265.00 131% 521.00$ 54% 4% 2002 96% $ 319.00 43% 2.6% 2002 $ 1,265.00 127% 521.00$ 52% 0% 2003 101% $ 331.00 44% 1.4% 2003 $ 1,344.00 133% 540.00$ 53% 3% 2004 102% $ 331.00 43% 2.1% 2004 $ 1,399.00 134% 540.00$ 52% 0% 2005 101% $ 340.00 43% 2.7% 2005 $ 1,422.00 133% 555.00$ 52% 0% 2006 102% $ 340.00 42% 4.1% 2006 $ 1,472.00 134% 555.00$ 50% 0% 2007 101% $ 340.00 40% 3.3% 2007 $ 1,502.00 132% 555.00$ 49% 0% 2008 100% $ 340.00 39% 2.3% 2008 $ 1,524.00 131% 555.00$ 48% 0% 2009 100% $ 326.00 36% 5.8% 2009 $ 1,579.00 130% 533.00$ 44% 0% 2010 94% $ 326.00 36% 0.0% 2010 $ 1,407.00 116% 533.00$ 44% -8% 2011 91% $ 300.00 33% 0.0% 2011 $ 1,407.00 115% 490.00$ 40% 0% 2012 92% $ 300.00 32% 3.6% 2012 $ 1,444.00 115% 490.00$ 39% 0% 2013 90% $ 300.00 31% 1.7% 2013 $ 1,462.00 113% 490.00$ 38% 0% 2014 90% $ 315.00 32% 2014 1,478.00$ 113% 515.00$ 39% 0% CalWORKs COLA History SSI\/SSP COLA History SSI\/SSP and AFDC\/CalWORKs Benefit Levels Couple SSI and 2 person CalWORKs Assistance Units from 1974 to 2014 % of the Poverty LEVEL % of the Poverty LEVEL Year SSI Payment for one-person $ 866.00 $ 907.00 $ 845.00 $ 830.00 % of the Poverty LEVEL Year SSI Payment for two (2)- person $ 854.00 $ 836.00 $ 856.00 $ 870.00 $ 757.00 $ 790.00 AFDC- CalWORKs Payment for one- person AFDC – CalWORKs for two (2) – person % of the Poverty LEVEL $ 650.00 $ 676.00 $ 805.00 $ 692.00 $ 712.00 $ 712.00 $ 620.00 $ 603.00 $ 614.00 $ 626.00 $ 640.00 $ 575.00 $ 602.00 $ 630.00 $ 630.00 $ 645.00 Published by the Coalition of Califronia Welfare Rights Organizations, 1111 Howe Ave, Sacramento, CA 95825 $ 235.00 $ 877.00 SSI\/SSP and AFDC\/CalWORKs Benefit Levels, Individual Recipient 1974 to 2014 $ 259.00 $ 276.00 $ 296.00 $ 308.00 $ 356.00 $ 402.00 $ 439.00 $ 451.00 $ 477.00 $ 504.00 $ 533.00 $ 560.00 A Call for CalWORKs & SSI COLA for 2016 CalWORKs (formerly known as AFDC) and SSI programs are the primary means-tested programs in California for impoverished families, aged, blind and disabled persons. Since the early seventies, under Republican Governor Ronald Reagan CalWORKs and SSI recipients were given an automatic cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) to assure that needy Californians are able to meet their basic survival needs. The COLA flowed automatically under the Reagan administration. During the first Jerry Brown administration COLAs were suspended for two (2) years and reduced by 2.1% in 1980-1981. Under the Republican George Deukmejian Administration the AFDC and SSI COLA was never stopped and benefits were never reduced. It is was under Pete Wilson’s administration that AFDC and SSI grant payments came under attack. The COLAs were regularly suspended and meager benefits were reduced. See page 3, Table # 2 for the History of the AFDC\/CalWORK and SSI COLA. Table #2 also reveals the poverty level that the benefits covered for AFDC\/CalWORKs and SSI recipients. The data reveal that children with families have endured much more severe poverty compared to the aged, blind and disabled in California. Throughout these turbulent times the CalWORKs\/AFDC and SSI COLA’s were treated as one because they are the two primary programs supporting impoverished families with children, aged, blind and disabled. Since l974, advocates for the disabled OPPOSED separating the AFDC and SSI COLA’s. Advocates for the disabled and elderly felt that it would be immoral to abandon the children and grandkids of the needy disabled, aged and blind of California. Current law has created a fund for CalWORKs and AFDC COLA that is not very reliable. The money for this fund comes from the redirection of 1991 realignment general growth revenues from social services and health to a new CalWORKs COLA 1991 subaccount as long as there is enough general growth funding in the new grant subaccount. The amount of future grant increases will be based on the amount of general growth funding available in the new subaccount. In any fiscal year in which there is not enough general growth funding in the subaccount, the federal TANF funds and the required state matching funds will cover the shortfall. This fund was established in the 2013-2014 state budget. See AB 85, Chapter 24, Statutes of 2013, Section 1. Since l974, advocates for the disabled and elderly have OPPOSED separating the COLA’s for AFDC\/CalWORKs and SSI. Since l974, advocates for the disabled have OPPOSED separating the COLA’s for AFDC\/CalWORKs, and SSI. Advocates for the disabled felt that it would be immoral to abandon the children and grandchildren of the needy disabled, aged and blind of California. Dependence on this fund for a CalWORKs COLA is very uncertain. CalWORKs COLA can only use this fund if all other recipients of the fund have been funded. This fund was unable to cover the needed amount for a 2014-2015 CalWORKs COLA. It is imperative that the SSI and CalWORKs COLA be restored for impoverished California families with children, aged, blind and disabled. The COLA proposal for the upcoming legislative session is to enact legislation or trailer bill language that would restore the SSI COLA and restore the CalWORKs COLA for those years that the COLA Realignment Fund does not have enough funds for the CalWORKs COLA, then the CNI CalWORKs will be provided or make up the difference of what the CalWORKS CNI COLA amount is that the realignment would cover. For example, if the CalWORKs CNI COLA is 3% and the fund only can cover 2%, then the CalWORKs COLA for that year would be 1%. Would the SSI\/SSP COLA need General Fund money to pay for it? Yes. Would the CalWORKs COLA need General Fund money to pay for it? No. See Chart # 1 to illustrate that there is over $2 billion available to fund the CalWORKs COLA that is more than ten times the overestimated $100 million cost for the 2015-2016 CalWORKs. However, the SSI COLA will have to be paid with state general fund money. CHART #1 – 2016-2017 Proposed State Budget $2 billion was taken from CalWORKs babies, children and families and used as CalWORKs INVOLUNTARY contribution to the state general fund while grants remain at the 1988 level. Federal Funds $3.7 billion State Match $3 billion TOTAL CalWORKs Funding $6.7 billion $2 billion taken from CalWORKs $4.7 billion for CalWORKs ”

“2017 Advocate DSS Meeting Calendar CCWRO First Thursday Advocate Call Every Other Month January 72 March 2 May 5 July 6 September 7 November 2 Advocate Meetings with DSS Meeting & Time of Meeting First Meeting Second Meeting Third Meeting Fourth Meeting Civil Rights Bureau Meetings Meeting Times – 9:30-11:00 am Wednesday February 15, 2017 Wednesday May 17, 2017 Wednesday August 16, 2017 Wednesday November 15, 2017 DSS Director in-person only meetings Friday February 8, 2017 Friday April 27, 2017 Thursday July 27, 2017 11-12 noon Friday October 26, 2017 FNS meetings 10:30 am to 12 noon. Friday February 18, 2017 Friday May 19, 2017 Friday August 5, 2017 Friday November 5, 2017 Horizontal Integration Meeting 10 am to 12 noon Thursday February 5, 2017 Thursday May 19, 2017 Thursday August 18, 2017 Thursday November 17, 2017 State Hearings Division Advocate Meetings – 10 am to 12 noon Friday February 3, 2017 Friday May 12, 2017 Thursday August 4, 2017 Friday October 14, 2017 State Hearings Division SB 320 Meetings – 10 am to 12 noon Friday February 24, 2017 Friday May 5, 2017 Friday August 25, 2017 Friday December 1, 2017 WtW Meetings 10 am to 12 noon Tuesday January 20, 2017 Friday April 21, 2017 Friday July 21, 2017 Friday October 2, 2017 Adult Services Division IHSS advocate meetings 10 am to 12 noon Tuesday March 23, 2017 Tuesday July 20, 2017 Tuesday November 16, 2017 Contact Person: Kevin Aslanian [email protected] Phone: 916-712-0071 ”

” Need Support Services? LEGAL ASSISTANCE, ANALYSIS OR INFORMATION, TRAINING & LITIGATION SUPPORT CONCERNING AFDC\/CalWORKS WtW\/GAIN\/WORKFARE CalFRESH\/FOOD STAMPS REFUGEES GA\/GR MEDI-CAL OUR STAFF STAFF EMAIL ADDRESS ADDRESS TELEPHONE Kevin Aslanian, Executive Director [email protected] 1111 Howe Ave, Suite 150 Phone (916) 736-0616 Grace Galligher, Directing Attorney [email protected] Sacramento, CA 95825 Fax (916) 736-2645 Daphnie Macklin, [email protected] http:\/\/www.ccwro.org Kevin Cell (916) 712-0071 Region 1 Family Size Who Is Eligible for CalWORKS CHILD CARE? 1. Persons who are getting CalWORKs money and working or participating in any WtW activity and need child care for children 12 years of age unless the child is disabled. 2. Persons who used to get CalWORKs money in the past 2 years if their gross income is below 70% of the State median income (SMI) and need child care. 3. Persons who used to get CalWORKs money longer than 2 years ago if their gross income is below the 70% of the SMI, and they need child care, and if child care money is available. Nonexempt Max. Aid Payment (MAP) Minimum Basic Standard of Care (MBSAC) Exempt Max. Aid Payment (EMAP) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Region 2 Family Size MAP EMAP $350 569 704 840 954 1072 1178 1283 1387 1490 $387 636 788 936 1065 1197 1315 1434 1549 1665 $619 1014 1257 1492 1703 1915 2105 2291 2485 2698 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 $331 541 670 799 909 1021 1120 1222 1321 1418 $369 607 751 891 1017 1141 1254 1366 1477 1587 $587 964 1194 1419 1621 1882 1997 2181 2356 2566 Minimum Basic Standard of Care (MBSAC) Coalition of California Welfare Rights Organizations, Inc. – CCWRO CalWORKs Property Limits $3,250 liquid resources for households with member(s) over 60 and $2,250 for all other households $9,500 for a motor vehicle TOTALLY EXEMPT if used for work, as a home, for fishing or was a gift. How to Count CalWORKs Earned Income 1. Subtract the Standard Deduction $225 from the Gross Income; 2. Divide the remainder by one half; 3. Subtract that number from the MAP or EMAP of the family size; 4. The difference will be the CalWORKs benefit amount. AFDC ( Also known as CalWORKs\/TANF) 2015-2016 CALWorks Average Grant Payments & Various Poverty Levels Region 1 Alameda Contra Costa Los Angeles Marin Monterey Napa Orange San Diego San Francisco San Luis Obispo San Mateo Santa Barbara Santa Clara Santa Cruz Solano Sonoma Ventura Region 2 All other counties More than 10 Add $24 Assistance Unit (AU) Size 2014-2015 Average Cal- WORKs Grant 2015 Federal Poverty Level 2015 Supple- mental Poverty Level % of Federal Poverty Level Percentage of Supplemantlal Poverty Level 1 $276 $981 $1235 28% 22% 2 $452 $1328 $1725 34% 26% 3 $600 $1675 $2455 36% 24% 4 $668 $2022 $2860 33% 23% 5 $760 $2369 $3225 32% 24% 6 $853 $2716 $3622 31% 24% Assistance Unit Size 2014-2015 Average Cal- WORKs Grant 2014 Federal Poverty Level 2014 Supple- mental Poverty Level % of Federal Poverty Level Percentage of Supplemantlal Poverty Level 1 0 $00 $981 $1235 0% 0% 2 1 $276 $1328 $1725 21% 16% 3 2 $452 $1675 $2455 27% 19% 4 3 $600 $2022 $2860 30% 21% 5 4 $668 $2369 $3225 28% 21% 6 5 $760 $2716 $3622 28% 21% This represents 70% of the CalWORKs total caseload CalWORKs Average Monthly Benefits Compared to the 100% FPL & SPL for CalWORKs Families with one (1) Excluded Person Due to a Variety of CalWORKs Penalties and Sanctions. More than 10 Add $24 Eff. 2-1-16 Actual AU Size AU Size Aided This represents 30% of the CalWORKs total caseload CalWORKs Average Monthly Benefits Compared to the 100% FPL & SPL for CalWORKs Families. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 $1,276 1,726 2,177 2,628 3,078 3,529 4,430 4,881 $41 $981 1,328 1,675 2,021 2,368 2,715 3,061 3,408 $347 $194 357 511 649 771 925 1,022 1,169 $146 Each Add’l Person Gross Monthly Income Elig. Stan. IRT (130% ) Net Monthly Income Elig. Stan. (100% FPL) Maximum Benefits Level $504 (maximum) 1-3 persons-$155 4 persons-$168 5 persons-$197 6 persons-$226 SSI\/ CAPI SINGLES COUPLES M e d i – C a l Family Size Maintenance of Need – Since 1989 1931(b) for families with children from 6-18 yrs\/ A&D-100% 1931(b) for families with children from 1-5 yrs-133% Medi-Cal MAGI-138% Transitional Medi-Cal-185% Pregnant Women & Infants Up to 1 yrs.-213% Healthy Families & Working Disabled Program-250% 1 2 2 adults 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 $600 $750 $934 $934 $1,100 $1,259 $1,417 $1,550 $1,692 $1,825 $1,959 +$14 981 1,328 1,328 1,675 2,022 2,369 2,716 3,063 3,410 3,755 4,101 +347 981 1,328 1,328 1,675 2,021 2,368 2,715 3,061 3,408 3,755 4,101 +339 1,366 1,842 1,842 2,318 2,795 3,271 3,747 4,224 4,702 5,181 5,660 +479 1,815 2,456 2,456 3,098 3,739 4,380 5,022 5,663 6,304 6,946 7,587 +642 2,090 2,828 2,828 3,566 4,305 5,043 5,782 6,520 7,258 7,997 8,735 +739 2,453 3,319 3,319 4,186 5,053 5,919 6,786 7,653 8,519 9,386 10,253 +867 Each Add’l Person SUBSTANTIAL GAINFUL ACTIVITY = $1,070 MEDI-CAL PROPERTY LIMITS FOR 1931(B) Property Limits Family Size $3,000 3,000 3,000 3,150 3,300 3,450 3,600 3,750 3,900 4,050 4,100 1 2 2 adults 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 LONG TERM CARE MEDICARE PREMIUMS A&D INCOME LIMITS A&D INCOME DISREGARDS 2015 FEDERAL BENEFIT RATE 2011 CSRA LIMIT SSI CAPI SSI CAPI SSI\/CAPI $944 $934 $1,643 $1,623 $1,633 $889 $879 $1,496 $1,476 $1,486 $796 $786 BLIND DISABLED DIS. MINOR 2011 CSTA Limit $119,220 Community Spouse Maintenance Need: $2,981 Individual $733 Couple $1,100 SSI Standard Allocation $361 Individual $1,211 Couple $1,638 Individual $230 Couple $310 MN\/QMB $35 SSI\/SSP $50 APPR. $6,840 PART A $407 PART B $104.90 for individual eligible for the hold harmless Food Stamps ( Also known as SNAP and CalFresh) Elderly (over 60) and Disabled get 100% of Shelter Deduction plus SUA & Medical Costs Deductions over $35. There is no gross income test for elderly or disabled house- olds. CHILD CARE COSTS DEDUCTED HOMELESS HOUSING DEDUCTION SHELTER DEDUCTION STANDARD UTILITY DEDUCTION STANDARD DEDUCTION Any Income Deduction $20 Gross Monthly Income Elig. Stan. (165% FPL) $1,619 2,191 2,763 3,335 3,907 4,479 5,051 5,623 $572 Household Size $1,962 2,655 3,349 4,042 4,735 5,429 6,122 6,815 $6950 Gross Monthly Income Elig. Stan. (200% FPL) LIMILTED UTILITY ALLOWANCE $385 (maximum) $143 $118 100% from the Gross Income $944 $934 $1,643 $1,623 $1,633 $889 $879 $1,496 $1,476 $1,486 $796 $786 CalWORKs ANNUAL Involuntary Contributions to the California State General Fund The AFDC\/CalWORKs COLA History * Duke . George Deukmejian ** Arnold Schwarzenneger CalWORKs (AFDC) Grant Levels Effective July 1, 1988 – 26 years Ago Family Size 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 $326 $535 $663 $788 $899 $1,010 $1,109 $1,209 $1,306 $1,403 TANF Block Grant Allocation – $3.7 billion State Maintenance of Need – $3 billion TOTAL FUNDING AVAILABE FOR CalWORKs – $6.7 Billion Total Funding Actually Used for the CalWORKs Program: $5.1 Billion CalWORKs Funding for FY 2015-2016 Year MAP 3 person MAP* COLA MBSAC** Governor 71-72 $235 0.9% $255 Reagan 72-73 $237 2.5% $255 Reagan 73-74 $243 7.8% $262 Reagan 75 $293 8.9% $282 Brown I 76 $319 6% $316 Brown I 76-77 $338 6.3 $343 Brown I 77-78 $356 0.0% $343 Brown I 78-79 $356 15.2% $361 Brown I 79-80 $410 15.4% $416 Brown I 80-81 $473 -2.1% $480 Brown I 81-82 $463 9.3% $470 Brown I 82-83 $506 0.0% $506 Brown I 83-84 $526 4% $526 Duke* 84-85 $555 5.5% $555 Duke 85-86 $587 5.8% $587 Duke 86-87 $617 5.1% $617 Duke 87-88 $633 3.6 $633 Duke 88-89 $663 4.7% $663 Duke 89-90 $694 4.6% $694 Duke 90-91 $694 0.0% $694 Duke Year MAP 3 person MAP COLA MBSAC Governor 91-92 $663 -5.8 $703 Wilson 93-94 $607 -2.7 $715 Wilson 94-95 $607 0.0% $723 Wilson 96-97 $538 -8.9% $734 Wilson 97-98 $538-565 0.0% $717-754 Wilson 98-99 $582-611 2.84% $737-775 Wilson 99-00 $596-626 2.36% $754-793 Wilson 00-01 $614-645 2.96% $776-816 Davis 01-02 $647-679 5.31% $817-859 Davis 02-03 $671-704 3.74% $848-891 Davis 03-04 $671-704 0.0% $871-916 Davis 04-05 $689-723 2.75% $871-916 Davis 05-06 $689-723 0.0% $906-953 A.S. ** 06-07 $689-723 0.0% $940–989 A.S 07-08 $689-723 0.0% $975-1,026 A.S 08-09 $689-723 0.0% $1,026-1,080 A.S. 09-10 $661-694 -4% & COLA Repealed $1,042-1,097 A.S. 10-11 $661-694 No COLA $1,058-1,114 Brown II 11-12 $608-638 – 8% $1,078-1,135 Brown II 12-13 $608-638 No COLA $1,110-1,169 Brown II 13-14 $608-638 No COLA $1,139-1,200 Brown II * MAP- Maximum Aid Payment ** MBSAC – Minimum Basic Standard of of Adequate Care No COLA Grant Reduction State Fiscal Year CalWORKs Recipient Involuntary Contribution to the General Fund FY 98-99 $708,502,000 FY 99-00 $745,249,000 FY 00-01 $1,021,913,000 FY 01-02 $1,126,647,000 FY 02-03 $,1,088,940,000 FY 03-04 $1,163,238,000 FY 04-05 $1,087,321,000 FY 05-06 $1,299,448,000 FY 06-07 $1,184,134,000 FY 07-08 $1,745,291,000 FY 08-09 $1,268,997,000 FY 09-10 $1,262,291,000 FY 10-11 $1,262,046,000 FY 11-12 $1,234,159,000 FY 12-13 $1,896,060,000 FY 13-14 $1,586,755,000 FY 14-15 $ 1,528,424,000 FY 15-16 $ 1,489,480,000 TOTAL TO DATE $21.2 billion Source DSS 14-15 $608-638 No COLA $1,164-1,226 Brown II 15-16 $608-638 No COLA $1,194-1,257 Brown II 16-17 $608-638 No COLA $1,229-1,294 Brown II 2016-2017 Proposed Buget $2,093,622.000 CalWORKs & CalFresh Facts January Undupliacted Participants (UP) UP Sanctioned % of UP Sanctioned UP Aid Stopped Due to a Job % of UP Aid Stopped Due to a Job UP Needing & NOT Getting Transportation % of UP Needing & NOT Getting Transportation 2000 190,502 33,571 18% 7,077 4% 144,747 76% 2001 181,473 28,410 16% 7,296 4% 110,137 61% 2002 184,134 35,891 19% 5,891 3% 109,605 60% 2003 149,723 44,847 30% 6,388 4% 75,033 50% 2004 121,807 46,030 38% 4,983 4% 69,238 57% 2005 110,504 42,046 37% 3,613 3% 58,381 53% 2006 104,170 38,504 32% 2,884 3% 54,600 52% 2007 111,022 35,107 27% 3,022 3% 55,918 50% 2008 120,685 32,461 25% 2,758 2% 56,353 47% 2009 138,240 34,315 25% 2,928 2% 64,966 47% 2010 141,806 35,273 25% 3,345 2% 77,900 55% 2011 138,960 33,834 24% 3,413 2% 69,598 50% 2012 119,810 33,148 28% 3,145 3% 59,013 49% 2013 116,010 36,124 31% 3,280 3% 55,421 48% 2014 117,845 41,225 38% 2,492 2% 53,088 45% 2015 119,396 43,609 33% 3,722 3% 53,349 45% 2016 111,930 40,537 36% 4,221 4% 56,555 49% 2017 Source: State Department of Social Services WtW 25 reports & State Budget Number of Jobs Welfare Recipients Create Annually and Monthly in California 2015-2016 SOURCE OF COST PER JOB – The $100,000 per job is based upon on estimate received from Chad Stone, Chief Economist working for Center on Budget Policy and Priorities in Washington D.C. There are other estimates that assert that a cost of an entry level job is about $60,000 per job. See: http:\/\/economistsview.typepad.com\/economistsview\/2008\/11\/how-much-does-i.html. Also see USDA, Economic Research Service, Economic Research Report Number 103, October 2010, The Food Assistance National Input-Output Multiplier (FANIOM) Model and Stimulus Effects of SNAP – Kenneth Hanson & CDSS Budget Documents of 2014-2015. Characteristic FACT Family Size 2.5 Children in the Family 2.0 Average Child Age 5.7 Average Age of Parent 34.1 Parents Completed Highschool of GED 35% Children under age of 1 12.3% Families with Childern under age of 6 58% Average Stay on CalWORKS Families with Single parents 29 months Average stay on CalWORKs Families with Two-Parents 25 months Families with a Car 25% Hispanic-All Cases 58% African-American 17.4% Asian 3.1% White 19.2% 2014-2015 County Welfare Department Single Allocation and Millions Not Spent CalWORKs Caseload Characteristics 2016-2017 Actual Dollars Redistibuted 1.79% Economic Multiplier Food Stamps, SNAP\/CalFresh Annual Benefits $8.1 billion $14 billion Dollar Cost for Creating Per Job $100,000.00 2013-2014 Jobs Created by CalFresh (CF) Recipients 140,289 Jobs CalWORKs\/TANF $3.1 billion $5.7 billion 2013-2014 Jobs Created by CalWORKs (CW) Recipients 56,589 Jobs TOTAL CW & CF dollars Issued $11.13 billion $19.7 billion Source: CDSS and County Welfare Department Reports Source: CDSS Monthly Jobs Created by CW & CF Recipients 16,406 Jobs 2013-2014 Jobs Created by CW & FS Recipients 196,877 Jobs Allocation $ Allocation $ Not Spent By Counties WtW- Employment Services 819 million $197 million CalWORKs Child Care $311 million $84 million CalFresh Administation Costs $864 million $129 million Substance Abuse $50 million $17 million Mental Health Care 76 million 13 million Welfare-toWork Facts Welfare-to-Work or Welfare-to-Sanction? Annual WtW Program Costs = $2.3 billion – Cost Per Job Obtained by a Participant = $47,000 Coming Soon ”

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“[image: Description: Description: CCWRO Logo]CCWRO California Public Benefits Legislative Bill & Budget Action Tracker #2016-03 Assembly Human Services Committee Myesha Jackson, Principle Consultant [email protected] Daphne Hunt, Committee Consultant [email protected] Irene Frausto, Committee Secretary – [email protected] Phone (916) 319-2089 Fax (916) 319-2189 1020 N St., Suite 124, Sacramento, CA 95814 Mary Bellamy, Republican Committee Consultant [email protected] Phone (916) 319-3900 Fax (916) 319-3902 1020 N St., Suite 400, Sacramento, CA 95814 Assembly Committee Member Human Services Staff Kansen Chu (Chair) – (D) Phone: 916-319-2025 Fax: 916-319-212 Room # 5175 Robert Mason [email protected] Shannon Grove (Vice Chair) (R) Phone: 916-319-2034 Fax: 916-319-2142 Room # 4208 Olga Shilo [email protected] Ian C. Calderon (D) Phone: 916-319-2057 Fax: 916-319-2157 Room # 5150 Kelsy Castillo [email protected] Patty Lopez (D) Phone: 916-319-2039 Fax: 916-319-2139 Room # 5160 Kristi Lopez [email protected] Mark Stone (D) Phone: 916-319-2025 Fax: 916-319-2125 Room # 5175 Arianna Smith – [email protected] Brian Maienschein – (R) Phone: 916-319-2077 Fax: 916-319-2177 Room # 3098 Erin Donnette [email protected] Tony Thurmond- (D) Phone: 916-319-2015 Fax: 916-319-2115 Room # 5150 Tyrone McGraw [email protected] ASSEMBLY BILLS Bill Sponsor & CCWRO Position Bill Description Next Steps AB 492 Gonzalez (D) Room # 6013 Tel. 916-319-2080 Staff: Andrea SanMiguel [email protected] Support CalWORKs Would require counties to issue $50 ancillary services for diapers on an EBT card. Waiting for a Hearing in Senate Human Services AB 1314 – Thurmond (D) Room # 5150 – Tel. 916-319-2015 Staff: Tyrone McGray [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs Child Care This is a spot bill for implementation of the new federal federal child care block grant provisions. Waiting for a Hearing in Assembly Human Services AB 1742- Stone (D) Room # 4139 – Tel. 916-319-2077 Staff: Gabriel Villarreal [email protected] WCLP & CCWRO SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would restore the 60-month time limit. It would also increase the earned income disregard to $450 plus 70% of the reminder. Assembly Human Services March 30, 2016 1:30 p.m. Room 437 AB 1747 – Weber (D) Room # 6026 – Tel. 916- 319-2079 Staff: Marcus McKinney [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalFresh This bill would make food available to college students eligible for CalFresh in various ways. Assembly Human Services March 30, 2016 1:30 p.m. Room 437 AB 1770 – Alejo – (D) Room #2196 – Tel. 916–319-2030 Staff: Taco Torres [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs\/CalFresh This is a spot bill. Waiting for a Hearing in Assembly Human Services AB 1790 – Weber (D) Room # 6026 – Tel. 916- 319-2079 Staff: Marcus McKinney [email protected] CCWRO & WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would provide that any person meeting the federal work participation rates shall not be sanctioned and shall receive supportive services. Assembly Human Services March 30, 2016 1:30 p.m. Room 437 AB 1797 Lackey (R) & Weber (D) Room # – Tel. 916- 319-2036 Staff: Antoine Hage [email protected] SUPPORT In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) This bill would require the county to give IHSS applicants a confirmation number when applying Assembly Human Services March 30, 2016 1:30 p.m. Room 437 AB 1809 – Lopez (D) Room # 5160 – Tel. 916- 319-2039 Staff: Kristi Lopez [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would eliminate any asset test for the CalWORKs program. Assembly Human Services March 30, 2016 1:30 p.m. Room 437 AB 1994 – Lopez (D) Room # 5160 – Tel. 916- 319-2039 Staff: Kristi Lopez [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would give any CalWORKs recipient without a high school diploma the option of enrolling in a GED program that would provide a $500 bonus for obtaining a GED Certificate similar to the CalLearn Program Assembly Human Services March 30, 2016 1:30 p.m. Room 437 Bill Sponsor & CCWRO Position Bill Description Next Steps AB 2057 – Stone (D) Room # 4139 – Tel. 916-319-2077 Staff: Gabriel Villarreal [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs – This is a spot bill relative to CalFresh application Waiting for a Hearing in Assembly Human Services AB 2058 – Mayes (R) Room # 3104 – Tel. 916- 319-2042 Staff: Joshua White [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would give CalWORKs recipient a bonus for attaining a high school diploma, AA degree or a BA while receiving CalWORKS. Waiting for a Hearing in Assembly Human Services AB 2062 – Lopez (D) Room # 5160 – Tel. 916- 319-2039 Staff: Jasmine Kullar [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT This bill would not assess an overpayment for CalWORKs for the month following the month of the change, like CalFresh. Waiting for a Hearing in Assembly Human Services AB 2151 – Chu (D) Room # 5175 – Tel. 916- 319-2025 Staff: Robert Mason [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would give a CalWORKs recipient additional money for a special diet due to a medical condition. Assembly Human Services March 30, 2016 1:30 p.m. Room 437 AB 2346 Baker (R) Room # 4153 – Tel. 916- 319-2016 Staff: Faith Lane [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT State Hearings – This bill would authorize respondents of a state hearing available electronically. Assembly Human Services March 30, 2016 1:30 p.m. Room 437 AB 2448 Burke (D) Room # 5144 – Tel. 916- 319-2062 Staff: Allison Ruff [email protected] CWDA SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would allow counties to allow WtW participants engage in pre-postsecondary educational activities before being required to attend job club that would not count against the 24-month clock. Waiting for a Hearing in Assembly Human Services AB 2608 – Chu (D) Room # 5175 – Tel. 916- 319-2025 Staff: Robert Mason [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill is a spot bill Waiting for a Hearing in Assembly Human Services AB 2631 – Santiago (D) Room # 5119 – Tel. 916- 319-2053 Staff: Jaspreet Johl [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would repeal the once-in-a-lifetime limitation for homeless assistance and provide temporary homeless assistance for 30 days. Waiting for a Hearing in Assembly Human Services Senate Human Services Committee Mareva Brown, Principle Committee Consultant [email protected] Taryn Smith, Committee Consultant [email protected] Mark Teemer, Committee Secretary [email protected] Phone (916) 651-1524 Fax (916) 266-9350 1020 N St. Suite 521, Sacramento, CA 95814 Joe Parra, Republican Committee Consultant [email protected] Phone (916) 651-1501 Fax (916) 445-33105 1020 N St. Suite 234, Sacramento, CA 95814 Senate Member Human Services Staff Senator Mike McGuire,- (D) – Chair Phone: 651-4002 Fax: 651-4902 Room # 5064 Kelly Burns [email protected] Senator Tom Berryhill (R) – Vice Chair) Phone: 651-4014 Fax: 651-4914 Room # 3076 Matt. Galligher – [email protected] Senator Carol Liu – (D) Phone: 651-4025 Fax: 651-4925 Room # 5097 Darcel Sanders [email protected] Senator Loni Hancock (D) Phone: 651-4009 Fax: 651-4909 Room # 2080 Marla Cowan [email protected] Senator Janet Nguyen (R) Phone: 651-4023 Fax: 651-4923 Room # 3048 Emilye Reeb [email protected] SENATE BILLS Bill Number Author Sponsor Bill Description Next Steps SB 23- Mitchell(D) Room # 4082 916-651-4026 Luan Huynh [email protected] EBCL and WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would repeal the Maximum Family Grant (MFG) rule. Waiting for Action on the Assembly floor. Next stop. Governor’s Desk SB 876- Liu- (D) Room # 5097 916-651-4025 Darcel Sanders [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalFresh – This is a homeless right bill of 2016. Waiting for a Hearing in Senate Human Services SB904- Hertzberg (D) Room # 4038 916-651-4018 Michael Bedard [email protected] CCWRO, WCLP & CAHC SUPPORT CalFresh – This bill would require the State to seek available federal waivers for able-bodied adults without children. Waiting for a Hearing in Senate Human Services SB 910- Berryhill (R) Room # 4070 916-651-4006 Joe Parra [email protected] CalWORKs – Spot Bill Waiting for a Hearing in Senate Human Services SB 947- Pan (D) Room # 4070 916-651-4006 Darin Walsh [email protected] CCWRO CWDA WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would give the county the option to do electronic application interviews. Waiting for a Hearing in Senate Human Services SB 11232- Leno (D) Room # 5100 916-651-4011 Sunday Balalis [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalFresh – This bill would give the require the county to provide an adequate notice of action for any negative action resulting from a credit report. Waiting for a Hearing in Senate Human Services SB 1339- Monning (D) Room # 313 916-651-4017 Ryan Guillen [email protected] CCWRO and WCLP United Way of California SUPPORT CalWORKs\/CalFresh\/ Medi-Cal – This bill would simplify the inter-county-transfer process for CalWORKs by not requiring an interview for the transfer and assure that Medi-Cal coverage is seamless. Waiting for a Hearing in Senate Human Services SB 1373- Stone (R) Room # 4062 916-651-4028 Chris Norden [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT CalWORKs Welfare-to-Work – This bill would require that WtW participant be issued standard payments of bus-pass for transportation and $500 a semester for college students. Participant shall have the option of claiming actual expenses if they present evidence of necessary costs. Waiting for a Hearing in Senate Human Services Assembly Appropriations Committee Jennifer Swenson, Principal Consultant Human Services [email protected] Phone – 916.319.2081 fax 916.319.2181 Room # 2114 Republican Consultant Julie Souliere, [email protected] 916-319-2637 Room 6027 Committee Members Office Phone Fax Jimmy Gomez – (D) (Chair) Room 2114 (916) 319-2051 (916) 319-2151 Frank Bigelow – (R)(Vice Chair) Room 6027 (916) 319-2005 (916) 319-2105 Richard Bloom – (D) Room 2003 (916) 319-2050 (916) 319-2150 Susan A. Bonilla – (D) Room 4140 (916) 319-2014 (916) 319-2114 Rob Bonta – (D) Room 6005 (916) 319-2018 (916) 319-2118 Ian C. Calderon – (D) Room 2148 (916) 319-2057 (916) 319-2157 Ling Ling Chang- (R) Room 3149 (916) 319-2055 (916) 319-2155 Tom Daly – (D) Room 3126 (916) 319-2069 (916) 319-2169 Susan Talamantes Eggman – (D) Room 3173 (916) 319-2013 (916) 319-2113 James Gallagher – (R) Room 5128 (916) 319-2003 (916) 319-2103 Eduardo Garcia – (D) Room 4162 (916) 319-2056 (916) 319-2156 Chris R. Holden – (D) Room 319 (916) 319-2041 (916) 319-2141 Brian W. Jones – (R) Room 3141 (916) 319-2071 (916) 319-2071 Bill Quirk – (D) Room 2163 (916) 319-2020 (916) 319-2120 Donald P. Wagner – (R) Room 3098 (916) 319-2068 (916) 319-2168 Shirley N. Weber – (D) Room 6026 (916) 319-2079 (916) 319-2179 Jim Wood – (D) Room 5164 (916) 319-2002 (916) 319-2102 Senate Appropriations Committee Jolie Onodera, Consultant Human Services [email protected] Phone 916-651-4101 Fax 916-651-4901 Room # 2206 Republican Consultant – Shantele Denny- [email protected] 916-651-1501 1020 N Street, Suite 234, Sacramento, CA 95814 Committee Member Room Phone Fax Senator Ricardo Lara – (D) (Chair) 5050 (916) 651-4033 (916) 651-4933 Senator Patricia Bates – (R) (Vice Chair) 4048 (916) 651-4036 (916) 651-4936 Senator Jim Beall – (D) 5066 (916) 651-4015 (916) 651-4915 Senator Jerry Hill – (D) 5035 (916) 651-4013 (916) 651-4913 Senator Connie Leyva – (D) 4061 (916) 651-4020 (916) 651-4920 Senator Tony Mendoza – (D) 5061 (916) 651-4032 (916) 651-4932 Senator Jim Nielsen – (R) 2068 (916) 651-4004 (916) 651-4904 Assembly Budget Committee Sub. # 1 Assembly Budget Committee Sub #1 Staff Staff Tony Thurmond, Chair Phone: 916-319-2015 Fax: 916-319-2115 Room # 5150 Tyrone McGraw [email protected] Rob Bonta (D) Phone: 319-2018 Fax: 319-2118 Rm. #: 6005 Rylan Gervease [email protected] David Chiu (D) Phone: 319-2017 Fax: 319-2117 Rm. #: 2196 Yong Salas [email protected] Shannon Grove (R) Phone: 319-2034 Fax: 319-2134 Rm, #: 4208 Olga Shilo [email protected] Brian Jones (R) Phone: 319-2071 Fax: 319-2171 Rm. #: 3141 Jennifer Bell [email protected] Nicole Vasquez, Committee Consultant Phone 319-2099 Fax 319-2199 Room 6029 Nicole Vazquez [email protected] March 5, 2016 – CCWRO Welfare Bill and Budget Action Tracker – #2016-02 Page 11 of 13 WEDNESAY, MARCH 9, 2016 BUDGET AND FISCAL REVIEW SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 1 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES THURMOND, Chair 3 p.m . Room (4203) Item Description 5180 Department of Social Services IHSS & SSI MONDAY, MARCH 14, 2016 ASSEMBLY BUDGET COMMITEE SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 1 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES THURMOND, Chair 1:30 p.m. Room 127 DHCS Medi-Cal TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 2016 ASSEMBLY BUDGET COMMITEE SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 2 ON EDUCATION MCCARTY, Chair 9:00 a.m. Room 444 6980 California Student Aid Commission WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 2016 ASSEMBLY BUDGET COMMITEE SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 1 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES THURMOND, Chair 3:00 p.m. Room 444 5180 Department of Social Services Poverty and Homelessness in California CalWORKs CalFresh 5175 Child Support Services WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 2016 ASSEMBLY BUDGET COMMITEE SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 1 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES THURMOND, Chair 3:00 p.m. Room 444 5180 Department of Social Services Child Welfare Services & Foster Care Community Care Licensing WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 2016 ASSEMBLY BUDGET COMMITEE SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 1 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES THURMOND, Chair 3:00 p.m. Room 444 0530 Health & Human Services Agency Office of Systems Integration 5180 Department of Social Services Automation Projects State Hearings April Finance Letters WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 2016 ASSEMBLY BUDGET COMMITEE SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 1 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES THURMOND, Chair 3:00 p.m. Room 444 All Departments Open Issues WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 2016 ASSEMBLY BUDGET COMMITEE SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 1 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES THURMOND, Chair 3:00 p.m. Room 444 All Departments Open Issues MONDAY, MAY 9, 2016 ASSEMBLY BUDGET COMMITEE SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 1 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES THURMOND, Chair 3:00 p.m. Room 444 All Departments Open Issues Senate Budget Committee Sub. # 3 Senate Budget Committee Sub #1 Staff Email Address Holly Mitchel,- (D) Chair Phone: 651-4030 Fax: 651-4930 Room #: 5080 Luan Huynh [email protected] Jeff Stone,- (R) Vice Chair Phone: 651-4028 Fax: 651-4928 Room #: 4062 Hanna Marrs [email protected] Bill Monning – (D) Phone: 651-4017 Fax: 651-4917 Room #: 313 Bethany Westfall [email protected] Theresa Pena, Democratic Committee Consultant Phone: 651-4103 Fax: 323-8386 Room #: 5019 [email protected] THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 2016 BUDGET AND FISCAL REVIEW SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 3 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SENATOR MITCHELL, Chair 9:30 a.m. or upon adjourn. of Session Room (4203) Item Description 0530 Health & Human Services Agency Office of Systems Integration THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 2016 BUDGET AND FISCAL REVIEW SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 3 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SENATOR MITCHELL, Chair 9:30 a.m. or upon adjourn. of Session Room (4203) 0530 Health & Human Services Agency CWS, CMIPS II and ACMS proposals 5175 Department of Child Support Services 5180 Department of Social Services CalWORKs CalFresh State Hearings Automation systems Other items THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 2016 BUDGET AND FISCAL REVIEW SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 3 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SENATOR MITCHELL, Chair 9:30 a.m. or upon adjourn. of Session Room (4203) Item Description 4150 Department of Managed Health Care 4260 Department of Health Care Services Medi-Cal – Overview Denti-Cal Managed Risk Medical Insurance Program Other Items THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 2016 JOINT HEARING BUDGET AND FISCAL REVIEW SUBC. NO. 1 ON EDUCATION AND BUDGET AND FISCAL REVIEW SUB. NO. 3 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SENATORS BLOCK AND MITCHELL, Chairs 9:30 a.m. or upon adjourn. of Session Room (4203) OVERSIGHT HEARING SUBJECT: Child Care and Early Learning Item Description 5180 Department of Social Services 6100 Department of Education LEGISLATIVE CALENDAR FOR 2016 REGULAR SESSION Mar. 27 \u2014Spring Recess begins at end of this day’s session (J.R. 51(a)(2)). Mar. 31 \u2014Cesar Chavez Day. Apr. 4 \u2014Legislature reconvenes from Spring Recess (J.R. 51(a)(2)). April 29 \u2014Last day for policy committees to hear and report to Fiscal Committees fiscal bills introduced in their house (J.R. 61(a)(2)). May 15 \u2014Last day for policy committees to hear and report to the Floor non fiscal bills introduced in their house (J.R. 61(a)(3)). May 22 \u2014Last day for policy committees to meet prior to June 8 (J.R. 61(a)(4)). May 25 \u2014Memorial Day. May 29 \u2014Last day for fiscal committees to hear and report to the Floor bills introduced in their house (J.R. 61(a)(5)). Last day for fiscal committees to meet prior to June 8 (J.R. 61(a)(6)). May 30 June 3 \u2014Floor Session Only. No committee may meet for any purpose (J.R. 61(a)(7)). June 3 \u2014Last day for bills to be passed out of the house of origin (J.R. 61(a)(8)). June 8 \u2014Committee meetings may resume (J.R. 61(a)(9)). June 15 \u2014Budget must be passed by midnight (Art. IV, Sec. 12 (c)(3)). July 4 \u2014Independence Day. July 15 \u2014Last day for policy committees to meet and report bills (J.R. 61(a)(10)). Summer Recess begins at the end of this day’s session, provided the Budget has been enacted (J.R. 51(a)(3)). Aug. 15 \u2014Legislature reconvenes from Summer Recess (J.R. 51(a)(3)). Aug. 26 \u2014Last day for fiscal committees to meet and report bills to the Floor (J.R. 61(a) (11)). Aug. 29 Sep.9\u2014Floor Session only. No committees, other than Conference Committees and Rules Committee, may meet for any purpose (J.R. 61(a)(12)). Sep. 2 \u2014Last day to amend bills on the Floor (J.R. 61(a)(13)). Sep. 5 \u2014Labor Day. Sep. 9 \u2014Last day for each house to pass bills (J.R. 61(a)(14)). Interim Study Recess begins at the end of this day’s session (J.R. 51(a)(4)). Oct. 7 \u2014Last day for Governor to sign or veto bills passed by the Legislature on or before Sep. 11 and in the Governor’s possession after Sep. 11 (Art. IV, Sec. 10(b)(1)) CCWRO Services The Coalition of California Welfare Rights Organizations, Inc. (CCWRO) is a state- wide nonprofit organization providing support services to qualified legal service field programs (QLSPs) funded by the Legal Services Trust Fund Commission. CCWRO has been providing support services for the past 35 years. CCWRO provides consultation, information and representation for IOLTA qualified legal services programs regarding public benefit programs such as: CalWORKs, CalFresh, also known as Food Stamps or SNAP, General Assistance and General Relief, SSI , Welfare to Work and other Public Assistance Programs. CCWRO maintains current information on the status of pending or recently proposed and enacted state and federal legislation and regulations. CCWRO collects, monitors and disseminates statistical information relating to public assistance programs throughout California to legal services programs statewide. CCWRO provides public benefits training upon request depending on availability of staff. Programs Covered * CalWORKs * Cash Assistance to Immigrants (CAPI) * Child Care * Child Support * CalFresh, also known as Food Stamps or SNAP * General Assistance\/ General Relief * In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) * Medi-Cal * Refugee Cash Assistance (RCA) * Welfare Immigration * SSI eligibility issues * Welfare-to-Work (WtW) Services CCWRO provides: – Immediate response to questions from legal services programs regarding public benefit programs, laws and regulations. – Collects and disperses statistical information and analysis on the public assistance programs, including statistical information upon request from qualified legal services program. – Provide status information on pending state legislation and regulations. – Legislative Advocacy – Administrative Advocacy – Co-counsel on administrative lawsuits. – Client representation assistance at fair hearings. CCWRO Staff Kevin Aslanian, Executive Director, Legislative Advocate, Public Benefits Specialist Email: [email protected] Phone: 916-712-0071 Grace Galligher, Directing Attorney Public Benefits Email: [email protected] Phone: 916-947-1037 Daphne Maclin, Attorney at Law Email: [email protected] Phone: 916-613-8586 Catherine (Mika) Takayama, Attorney at Law Email: [email protected] Phone: 510-220-7928 [bookmark: _GoBack] ”

“[image: Description: Description: CCWRO Logo]CCWRO California Public Benefits Legislative Bill & Budget Action Tracker #2016-04 What’s up this week? March 14, 2016 – CCWRO Welfare Bill and Budget Action Tracker – #2016-04 Page 11 of 12 MONDAY, MARCH 14, 2016 ASSEMBLY BUDGET COMMITEE SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 1 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES THURMOND, Chair 1:30 p.m. Room 127 Issue Department of Health Care Services Medi-Cal TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 2016 ASSEMBLY BUDGET COMMITEE SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 2 ON EDUCATION MCCARTY, Chair 9:00 a.m. Room 444 6980 California Student Aid Commission – This year the Student Aid Commission is scheduled to take over $826 million CalWORKs program that would contribute to California’s CalWORKs children living in deep poverty California leads the nation in child poverty. THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 2016 BUDGET AND FISCAL REVIEW SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 3 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SENATOR MITCHELL, Chair 9:30 a.m. or upon adjourn. of Session Room 4203 Item Description 4150 Department of Managed Health Care 4260 Department of Health Care Services Medi-Cal – Overview Denti-Cal Managed Risk Medical Insurance Program Other Items SUPPORT\/OPPOSE LETTER DEADLINE – Support or Opposition Letter for Bills scheduled for 3-29-16 hearing in Assembly and Senate Human Services Committee due Monday, March 21, 2016 Assembly Human Services Committee Myesha Jackson, Principle Consultant [email protected] Daphne Hunt, Committee Consultant [email protected] Irene Frausto, Committee Secretary – [email protected] Phone (916) 319-2089 Fax (916) 319-2189 1020 N St., Suite 124, Sacramento, CA 95814 Mary Bellamy, Republican Committee Consultant [email protected] Phone (916) 319-3900 Fax (916) 319-3902 1020 N St., Suite 400, Sacramento, CA 95814 Assembly Committee Member Human Services Staff Susan Bonilla-Chair (D) Phone: 916-319-2014 Fax: 916-319-2114 Room # 4140 Daphne Hunt [email protected] Shannon Grove-Vice Chair (R) Phone: 916-319-2034 Fax: 916-319-2142 Room # 4208 Olga Shilo [email protected] Ian C. Calderon (D) Phone: 916-319-2057 Fax: 916-319-2157 Room # 5150 Kelsy Castillo [email protected] Patty Lopez (D) Phone: 916-319-2039 Fax: 916-319-2139 Room # 5160 Kristi Lopez [email protected] Mark Stone (D) Phone: 916-319-2025 Fax: 916-319-2125 Room # 5175 Arianna Smith – [email protected] Brian Maienschein – (R) Phone: 916-319-2077 Fax: 916-319-2177 Room # 3098 Erin Donnette [email protected] Tony Thurmond- (D) Phone: 916-319-2015 Fax: 916-319-2115 Room # 5150 Tyrone McGraw [email protected] ASSEMBLY BILLS Bill Sponsor & CCWRO Position Bill Description Next Steps AB 492 Gonzalez (D) Room # 6013 Tel. 916-319-2080 Staff: Andrea SanMiguel [email protected] Support CalWORKs Would require counties to issue $50 ancillary services for diapers on an EBT card. Waiting for a Hearing in Senate Human Services AB 1314 – Thurmond (D) Room # 5150 – Tel. 916-319-2015 Staff: Tyrone McGray [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs Child Care This is a spot bill for implementation of the new federal federal child care block grant provisions. Waiting for a Hearing in Assembly Human Services AB 1742- Stone (D) Room # 4139 – Tel. 916-319-2077 Staff: Gabriel Villarreal [email protected] WCLP & CCWRO SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would restore the 60-month time limit. It would also increase the earned income disregard to $450 plus 70% of the reminder. Assembly Human Services March 29, 2016 1:30 p.m. Room 437 AB 1747 – Weber (D) Room # 6026 – Tel. 916- 319-2079 Staff: Marcus McKinney [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalFresh This bill would make food available to college students eligible for CalFresh in various ways. Assembly Human Services March 29, 2016 1:30 p.m. Room 437 AB 1770 – Alejo – (D) Room #2196 – Tel. 916–319-2030 Staff: Taco Torres [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs\/CalFresh This is a spot bill. Waiting for a Hearing in Assembly Human Services AB 1790 – Weber (D) Room # 6026 – Tel. 916- 319-2079 Staff: Marcus McKinney [email protected] CCWRO & WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would provide that any person meeting the federal work participation rates shall not be sanctioned and shall receive supportive services. Assembly Human Services March 29, 2016 1:30 p.m. Room 437 AB 1797 Lackey (R) & Weber (D) Room # – Tel. 916- 319-2036 Staff: Antoine Hage [email protected] SUPPORT In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) This bill would require the county to give IHSS applicants a confirmation number when applying Assembly Human Services March 29, 2016 1:30 p.m. Room 437 AB 1809 – Lopez (D) Room # 5160 – Tel. 916- 319-2039 Staff: Kristi Lopez [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would eliminate any asset test for the CalWORKs program. Assembly Human Services March 29, 2016 1:30 p.m. Room 437 AB 1994 – Lopez (D) Room # 5160 – Tel. 916- 319-2039 Staff: Kristi Lopez [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would give any CalWORKs recipient without a high school diploma the option of enrolling in a GED program that would provide a $500 bonus for obtaining a GED Certificate similar to the CalLearn Program Assembly Human Services March 20, 2016 1:30 p.m. Room 437 Bill Sponsor & CCWRO Position Bill Description Next Steps AB 2057 – Stone (D) Room # 4139 – Tel. 916-319-2077 Staff: Gabriel Villarreal [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs – This is a spot bill relative to CalFresh application Waiting for a Hearing in Assembly Human Services AB 2058 – Mayes (R) Room # 3104 – Tel. 916- 319-2042 Staff: Joshua White [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would give CalWORKs recipient a bonus for attaining a high school diploma, AA degree or a BA while receiving CalWORKS. Waiting for a Hearing in Assembly Human Services AB 2062 – Lopez (D) Room # 5160 – Tel. 916- 319-2039 Staff: Jasmine Kullar [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT This bill would not assess an overpayment for CalWORKs for the month following the month of the change, like CalFresh. Waiting for a Hearing in Assembly Human Services AB 2151 – Chu (D) Room # 5175 – Tel. 916- 319-2025 Staff: Robert Mason [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would give a CalWORKs recipient additional money for a special diet due to a medical condition. Assembly Human Services March 29, 2016 1:30 p.m. Room 437 AB 2346 Baker (R) Room # 4153 – Tel. 916- 319-2016 Staff: Faith Lane [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT State Hearings – This bill would authorize respondents of a state hearing available electronically. Assembly Human Services March 29, 2016 1:30 p.m. Room 437 AB 2448 Burke (D) Room # 5144 – Tel. 916- 319-2062 Staff: Allison Ruff [email protected] CWDA SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would allow counties to allow WtW participants engage in pre-postsecondary educational activities before being required to attend job club that would not count against the 24-month clock. Assembly Human Services March 29, 2016 1:30 p.m. Room 437 AB 2608 – Chu (D) Room # 5175 – Tel. 916- 319-2025 Staff: Robert Mason [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill is a spot bill Waiting for a Hearing in Assembly Human Services AB 2631 – Santiago (D) Room # 5119 – Tel. 916- 319-2053 Staff: Jaspreet Johl [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would repeal the once-in-a-lifetime limitation for homeless assistance and provide temporary homeless assistance for 30 days. Waiting for a Hearing in Assembly Human Services Senate Human Services Committee Mareva Brown, Principle Committee Consultant [email protected] Taryn Smith, Committee Consultant [email protected] Mark Teemer, Committee Secretary [email protected] Phone (916) 651-1524 Fax (916) 266-9350 1020 N St. Suite 521, Sacramento, CA 95814 Joe Parra, Republican Committee Consultant [email protected] Phone (916) 651-1501 Fax (916) 445-33105 1020 N St. Suite 234, Sacramento, CA 95814 Senate Member Human Services Staff Senator Mike McGuire,- (D) – Chair Phone: 651-4002 Fax: 651-4902 Room # 5064 Kelly Burns [email protected] Senator Tom Berryhill (R) – Vice Chair) Phone: 651-4014 Fax: 651-4914 Room # 3076 Matt. Galligher – [email protected] Senator Carol Liu – (D) Phone: 651-4025 Fax: 651-4925 Room # 5097 Darcel Sanders [email protected] Senator Loni Hancock (D) Phone: 651-4009 Fax: 651-4909 Room # 2080 Marla Cowan [email protected] Senator Janet Nguyen (R) Phone: 651-4023 Fax: 651-4923 Room # 3048 Emilye Reeb [email protected] SENATE BILLS Bill Number Author Sponsor Bill Description Next Steps SB 23- Mitchell(D) Room # 4082 916-651-4026 Luan Huynh [email protected] EBCL and WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would repeal the Maximum Family Grant (MFG) rule. Waiting for Action on the Assembly floor. Next stop. Governor’s Desk SB 876- Liu- (D) Room # 5097 916-651-4025 Darcel Sanders [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalFresh – This is a homeless right bill of 2016. Waiting for a Hearing in Senate Human Services SB904- Hertzberg (D) Room # 4038 916-651-4018 [bookmark: _GoBack]Elizabeth Bojorquez [email protected] CCWRO, WCLP & CAHC SUPPORT CalFresh – This bill would require the State to seek available federal waivers for able-bodied adults without children. Senate Human Services March 29, 2016 1:30 p.m. Room 3191 SB 910- Berryhill (R) Room # 4070 916-651-4006 Staff: Joe Parra [email protected] CalWORKs – Spot Bill Waiting for a Hearing in Senate Human Services SB 947- Pan (D) Room # 4070 916-651-4006 Staff: Darin Walsh [email protected] CCWRO CWDA WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would give the county the option to do electronic application interviews. Senate Human Services March 29, 2016 1:30 p.m. Room 3191 SB 1232- Leno (D) Room # 5100 916-651-4011 Staff: Sunday Balalis [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalFresh – This bill would give the require the county to provide an adequate notice of action for any negative action resulting from a credit report. Senate Human Services March 29, 2016 1:30 p.m. Room 3191 SB 1339- Monning (D) Room # 313 916-651-4017 Staff: Ryan Guillen [email protected] CCWRO and WCLP United Way of California SUPPORT CalWORKs\/CalFresh\/ Medi-Cal – This bill would simplify the inter-county-transfer process for CalWORKs by not requiring an interview for the transfer and assure that Medi-Cal coverage is seamless. Senate Human Services March 29, 2016 1:30 p.m. Room 3191 SB 1373- Stone (R) Room # 4062 916-651-4028 Staff: Bijan Mehryar [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT CalWORKs Welfare-to-Work – This bill would require that WtW participant be issued standard payments of bus-pass for transportation and $500 a semester for college students. Participant shall have the option of claiming actual expenses if they present evidence of necessary costs. Senate Human Services March 29, 2016 1:30 p.m. Room 3191 Assembly Appropriations Committee Jennifer Swenson, Principal Consultant Human Services [email protected] Phone – 916.319.2081 fax 916.319.2181 Room # 2114 Republican Consultant Julie Souliere, [email protected] 916-319-2637 Room 6027 Committee Members Office Phone Fax Jimmy Gomez – (D) (Chair) Room 2114 (916) 319-2051 (916) 319-2151 Frank Bigelow – (R)(Vice Chair) Room 6027 (916) 319-2005 (916) 319-2105 Richard Bloom – (D) Room 2003 (916) 319-2050 (916) 319-2150 Susan A. Bonilla – (D) Room 4140 (916) 319-2014 (916) 319-2114 Rob Bonta – (D) Room 6005 (916) 319-2018 (916) 319-2118 Ian C. Calderon – (D) Room 2148 (916) 319-2057 (916) 319-2157 Ling Ling Chang- (R) Room 3149 (916) 319-2055 (916) 319-2155 Tom Daly – (D) Room 3126 (916) 319-2069 (916) 319-2169 Susan Talamantes Eggman – (D) Room 3173 (916) 319-2013 (916) 319-2113 James Gallagher – (R) Room 5128 (916) 319-2003 (916) 319-2103 Eduardo Garcia – (D) Room 4162 (916) 319-2056 (916) 319-2156 Chris R. Holden – (D) Room 319 (916) 319-2041 (916) 319-2141 Brian W. Jones – (R) Room 3141 (916) 319-2071 (916) 319-2071 Bill Quirk – (D) Room 2163 (916) 319-2020 (916) 319-2120 Donald P. Wagner – (R) Room 3098 (916) 319-2068 (916) 319-2168 Shirley N. Weber – (D) Room 6026 (916) 319-2079 (916) 319-2179 Jim Wood – (D) Room 5164 (916) 319-2002 (916) 319-2102 Senate Appropriations Committee Jolie Onodera, Consultant Human Services [email protected] Phone 916-651-4101 Fax 916-651-4901 Room # 2206 Republican Consultant – Shantele Denny- [email protected] 916-651-1501 1020 N Street, Suite 234, Sacramento, CA 95814 Committee Member Room Phone Fax Senator Ricardo Lara – (D) (Chair) 5050 (916) 651-4033 (916) 651-4933 Senator Patricia Bates – (R) (Vice Chair) 4048 (916) 651-4036 (916) 651-4936 Senator Jim Beall – (D) 5066 (916) 651-4015 (916) 651-4915 Senator Jerry Hill – (D) 5035 (916) 651-4013 (916) 651-4913 Senator Connie Leyva – (D) 4061 (916) 651-4020 (916) 651-4920 Senator Tony Mendoza – (D) 5061 (916) 651-4032 (916) 651-4932 Senator Jim Nielsen – (R) 2068 (916) 651-4004 (916) 651-4904 Assembly Budget Committee Sub. # 1 Assembly Budget Committee Sub #1 Staff Staff Tony Thurmond, Chair Phone: 916-319-2015 Fax: 916-319-2115 Room # 5150 Tyrone McGraw [email protected] Rob Bonta (D) Phone: 319-2018 Fax: 319-2118 Rm. #: 6005 Rylan Gervease [email protected] David Chiu (D) Phone: 319-2017 Fax: 319-2117 Rm. #: 2196 Yong Salas [email protected] Shannon Grove (R) Phone: 319-2034 Fax: 319-2134 Rm, #: 4208 Olga Shilo [email protected] Brian Jones (R) Phone: 319-2071 Fax: 319-2171 Rm. #: 3141 Jennifer Bell [email protected] Nicole Vasquez, Committee Consultant Phone 319-2099 Fax 319-2199 Room 6029 Nicole Vazquez [email protected] MONDAY, MARCH 14, 2016 ASSEMBLY BUDGET COMMITEE SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 1 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES THURMOND, Chair 1:30 p.m. Room 127 DHCS Medi-Cal TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 2016 ASSEMBLY BUDGET COMMITEE SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 2 ON EDUCATION MCCARTY, Chair 9:00 a.m. Room 444 6980 California Student Aid Commission WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 2016 ASSEMBLY BUDGET COMMITEE SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 1 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES THURMOND, Chair 3:00 p.m. Room 444 5180 Department of Social Services Poverty and Homelessness in California CalWORKs CalFresh 5175 Child Support Services WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 2016 ASSEMBLY BUDGET COMMITEE SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 1 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES THURMOND, Chair 3:00 p.m. Room 444 5180 Department of Social Services Child Welfare Services & Foster Care Community Care Licensing WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 2016 ASSEMBLY BUDGET COMMITEE SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 1 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES THURMOND, Chair 3:00 p.m. Room 444 0530 Health & Human Services Agency Office of Systems Integration 5180 Department of Social Services Automation Projects State Hearings April Finance Letters WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 2016 ASSEMBLY BUDGET COMMITEE SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 1 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES THURMOND, Chair 3:00 p.m. Room 444 All Departments Open Issues WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 2016 ASSEMBLY BUDGET COMMITEE SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 1 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES THURMOND, Chair 3:00 p.m. Room 444 All Departments Open Issues MONDAY, MAY 9, 2016 ASSEMBLY BUDGET COMMITEE SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 1 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES THURMOND, Chair 3:00 p.m. Room 444 All Departments Open Issues Senate Budget Committee Sub. # 3 Senate Budget Committee Sub #1 Staff Email Address Holly Mitchel,- (D) Chair Phone: 651-4030 Fax: 651-4930 Room #: 5080 Luan Huynh [email protected] Jeff Stone,- (R) Vice Chair Phone: 651-4028 Fax: 651-4928 Room #: 4062 Hanna Marrs [email protected] Bill Monning – (D) Phone: 651-4017 Fax: 651-4917 Room #: 313 Bethany Westfall [email protected] Theresa Pena, Democratic Committee Consultant Phone: 651-4103 Fax: 323-8386 Room #: 5019 [email protected] THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 2016 BUDGET AND FISCAL REVIEW SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 3 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SENATOR MITCHELL, Chair 9:30 a.m. or upon adjourn. of Session Room (4203) Item Description 4150 Department of Managed Health Care 4260 Department of Health Care Services Medi-Cal – Overview Denti-Cal Managed Risk Medical Insurance Program Other Items THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 2016 JOINT HEARING BUDGET AND FISCAL REVIEW SUBC. NO. 1 ON EDUCATION AND BUDGET AND FISCAL REVIEW SUB. NO. 3 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SENATORS BLOCK AND MITCHELL, Chairs 9:30 a.m. or upon adjourn. of Session Room (4203) OVERSIGHT HEARING SUBJECT: Child Care and Early Learning Item Description 5180 Department of Social Services 6100 Department of Education LEGISLATIVE CALENDAR FOR 2016 REGULAR SESSION Mar. 27 \u2014Spring Recess begins at end of this day’s session (J.R. 51(a)(2)). Mar. 31 \u2014Cesar Chavez Day. Apr. 4 \u2014Legislature reconvenes from Spring Recess (J.R. 51(a)(2)). April 29 \u2014Last day for policy committees to hear and report to Fiscal Committees fiscal bills introduced in their house (J.R. 61(a)(2)). May 15 \u2014Last day for policy committees to hear and report to the Floor non fiscal bills introduced in their house (J.R. 61(a)(3)). May 22 \u2014Last day for policy committees to meet prior to June 8 (J.R. 61(a)(4)). May 25 \u2014Memorial Day. May 29 \u2014Last day for fiscal committees to hear and report to the Floor bills introduced in their house (J.R. 61(a)(5)). Last day for fiscal committees to meet prior to June 8 (J.R. 61(a)(6)). May 30 June 3 \u2014Floor Session Only. No committee may meet for any purpose (J.R. 61(a)(7)). June 3 \u2014Last day for bills to be passed out of the house of origin (J.R. 61(a)(8)). June 8 \u2014Committee meetings may resume (J.R. 61(a)(9)). June 15 \u2014Budget must be passed by midnight (Art. IV, Sec. 12 (c)(3)). July 4 \u2014Independence Day. July 15 \u2014Last day for policy committees to meet and report bills (J.R. 61(a)(10)). Summer Recess begins at the end of this day’s session, provided the Budget has been enacted (J.R. 51(a)(3)). Aug. 15 \u2014Legislature reconvenes from Summer Recess (J.R. 51(a)(3)). Aug. 26 \u2014Last day for fiscal committees to meet and report bills to the Floor (J.R. 61(a) (11)). Aug. 29 Sep.9\u2014Floor Session only. No committees, other than Conference Committees and Rules Committee, may meet for any purpose (J.R. 61(a)(12)). Sep. 2 \u2014Last day to amend bills on the Floor (J.R. 61(a)(13)). Sep. 5 \u2014Labor Day. Sep. 9 \u2014Last day for each house to pass bills (J.R. 61(a)(14)). Interim Study Recess begins at the end of this day’s session (J.R. 51(a)(4)). Oct. 7 \u2014Last day for Governor to sign or veto bills passed by the Legislature on or before Sep. 11 and in the Governor’s possession after Sep. 11 (Art. IV, Sec. 10(b)(1) CCWRO Services The Coalition of California Welfare Rights Organizations, Inc. (CCWRO) is a state- wide nonprofit organization providing support services to qualified legal service field programs (QLSPs) funded by the Legal Services Trust Fund Commission. CCWRO has been providing support services for the past 35 years. CCWRO provides consultation, information and representation for IOLTA qualified legal services programs regarding public benefit programs such as: CalWORKs, CalFresh, also known as Food Stamps or SNAP, General Assistance and General Relief, SSI , Welfare to Work and other Public Assistance Programs. CCWRO maintains current information on the status of pending or recently proposed and enacted state and federal legislation and regulations. CCWRO collects, monitors and disseminates statistical information relating to public assistance programs throughout California to legal services programs statewide. CCWRO provides public benefits training upon request depending on availability of staff. Programs Covered * CalWORKs * Cash Assistance to Immigrants (CAPI) * Child Care * Child Support * CalFresh, also known as Food Stamps or SNAP * General Assistance\/ General Relief * In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) * Medi-Cal * Refugee Cash Assistance (RCA) * Welfare Immigration * SSI eligibility issues * Welfare-to-Work (WtW) Services CCWRO provides: – Immediate response to questions from legal services programs regarding public benefit programs, laws and regulations. – Collects and disperses statistical information and analysis on the public assistance programs, including statistical information upon request from qualified legal services program. – Provide status information on pending state legislation and regulations. – Legislative Advocacy – Administrative Advocacy – Co-counsel on administrative lawsuits. – Client representation assistance at fair hearings. CCWRO Staff Kevin Aslanian, Executive Director, Legislative Advocate, Public Benefits Specialist Email: [email protected] Phone: 916-712-0071 Grace Galligher, Directing Attorney Public Benefits Email: [email protected] Phone: 916-947-1037 Daphne Maclin, Attorney at Law Email: [email protected] Phone: 916-613-8586 Catherine (Mika) Takayama, Attorney at Law Email: [email protected] Phone: 510-220-7928 ”

” April 3, 2016 – CCWRO Welfare Bill and Budget Action Tracker – #2016-06 Last Week Highlight On March 30, 2016 the Assembly Budget Subcommittee on Health and Human Services took the following action: Repeal MFG and Provide Grant Increase. Repeal the MFG rule, with the adoption of placeholder trailer bill language to accomplish this, and provide a 4 percent increase to the CalWORKs Maximum Aid Payment, all effective January 1, 2017. Aye Vote: Thurmond (D) , Ting (D) and Chiu (D) . No votes Obernolte (R) and Harper (R) What’s up this week? ADVOCATE ACTION: Letters of support for bills set for a hearing on April 5, 2016 See public benefits bills scheduled for 4-12-16. Assembly Human Services Committee Date: April 12, 2016 Time: 1:30 p.m. Room 437 BILLS HEARD IN ORDER OF AUTHOR SIGN-IN Measure: Author: Summary A.B.No. 1770 – Alejo.Food assistance program: eligibility. – CCWRO – Support A.B.No. 1790 – Weber.CalWORKs: welfare-to-work. – CCWRO – Support A.B.No. 2057 – Mark Stone. CalFresh: application information. – CCWRO – Support A.B.No. 2058 – Mayes.CalWORKs Educational Opportunity and Attainment Program. CCWRO – Support A.B.No. 2062 – Lopez.CalWORKs: income reporting: benefit redetermination. – CCWRO – Support A.B.No. 2150 – Santiago.Subsidized child care and development services: eligibility periods CCWRO – Support .A.B.No. 2256 – Maienschein.Homelessness: report. – CCWRO – Support A.B.No. 2631 – Santiago.CalWORKs: housing assistance. – CCWRO – Support CCWRO California Public Benefits Legislative Bill & Budget Action Tracker #2016-06 April 3, 2016 – CCWRO Welfare Bill and Budget Action Tracker – #2016-06 Assembly Human Services Committee Daphne Hunt, Principle Consultant [email protected] Kelsy Castillo, Committee Consultant [email protected] Irene Frausto, Committee Secretary – [email protected] Phone (916) 319-2089 Fax (916) 319-2189 1020 N St., Suite 124, Sacramento, CA 95814 Mary Bellamy, Republican Committee Consultant [email protected] Phone (916) 319-3900 Fax (916) 319-3902 1020 N St., Suite 400, Sacramento, CA 95814 Assembly Committee Member Human Services Staff Susan Bonilla-Chair (D) Phone: 916-319-2014 Fax: 916-319-2114 Room # 4140 Luis Quinonez [email protected] Shannon Grove-Vice Chair (R) Phone: 916-319-2034 Fax: 916-319-2142 Room # 4208 Olga Shilo [email protected] Ian C. Calderon (D) Phone: 916-319-2057 Fax: 916-319-2157 Room # 5150 Dylan Hoffman [email protected] Patty Lopez (D) Phone: 916-319-2039 Fax: 916-319-2139 Room # 5160 Kristi Lopez [email protected] Mark Stone (D) Phone: 916-319-2025 Fax: 916-319-2125 Room # 5175 Arianna Smith – [email protected] Brian Maienschein – (R) Phone: 916-319-2077 Fax: 916-319-2177 Room # 3098 Erin Donnette [email protected] Tony Thurmond- (D) Phone: 916-319-2015 Fax: 916-319-2115 Room # 5150 Karina Porcayo [email protected] April 3, 2016 – CCWRO Welfare Bill and Budget Action Tracker – #2016-06 ASSEMBLY BILLS Bill Sponsor & CCWRO Position Bill Description Next Steps AB 492 Gonzalez (D) Room # 6013 Tel. 916-319-2080 Staff: Andrea SanMiguel [email protected] Support CalWORKs Would require counties to issue $50 ancillary services for diapers on an EBT card. Waiting for a Hearing in Senate Human Services AB 1314 – Thurmond (D) Room # 5150 – Tel. 916-319-2015 Staff: Tyrone McGray [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs Child Care This is a spot bill for implementation of the new federal federal child care block grant provisions. Waiting for a Hearing in Assembly Human Services AB 1742- Stone (D) Room # 4139 – Tel. 916-319-2077 Staff: Gabriel Villarreal [email protected] WCLP & CCWRO SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would restore the 60-month time limit. It would also increase the earned income disregard to $450 plus 70% of the reminder. Passed Assembly Human Services. Next Stop Assembly Approps. AB 1747 – Weber (D) Room # 6026 – Tel. 916- 319-2079 Staff: Marcus McKinney [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalFresh This bill would make food available to college students eligible for CalFresh in various ways. Passed Assembly Human Services. Next Stop Assembly Approps. AB 1770 – Alejo – (D) Room #2196 – Tel. 916–319-2030 Staff: Taco Torres [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs\/CalFresh This is a spot bill. Waiting for a Hearing in Assembly Human Services AB 1790 – Weber (D) Room # 6026 – Tel. 916- 319-2079 Staff: Marcus McKinney [email protected] CCWRO & WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would provide that any person meeting the federal work participation rates shall not be sanctioned and shall receive supportive services. Assembly Human Services April 12, 2016 1:30 p.m. Room 437 AB 1797 Lackey (R) & Weber (D) Room # – Tel. 916- 319-2036 Staff: Antoine Hage [email protected] SUPPORT In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) This bill would require the county to give IHSS applicants a confirmation number when applying Passed Assembly Human Services. Next Stop Assembly Approps. AB 1809 – Lopez (D) Room # 5160 – Tel. 916- 319-2039 Staff: Kristi Lopez [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would eliminate any asset test for the CalWORKs program. Passed Assembly Human Services. Next Stop Assembly Approps. AB 1994 – Lopez (D) Room # 5160 – Tel. 916- 319-2039 Staff: Kristi Lopez [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would give any CalWORKs recipient without a high school diploma the option of enrolling in a GED program that would provide a $500 bonus for obtaining a GED Certificate similar to the CalLearn Program Passed Assembly Human Services. Next Stop Assembly Approps. April 3, 2016 – CCWRO Welfare Bill and Budget Action Tracker – #2016-06 Bill Sponsor & CCWRO Position Bill Description Next Steps AB 2057 – Stone (D) Room # 4139 – Tel. 916-319-2077 Staff: Gabriel Villarreal [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs – This is a spot bill relative to CalFresh application Assembly Human Services April 12, 2016 1:30 p.m. Room 437 AB 2058 – Mayes (R) Room # 3104 – Tel. 916- 319-2042 Staff: Joshua White [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would give CalWORKs recipient a bonus for attaining a high school diploma, AA degree or a BA while receiving CalWORKS. Assembly Human Services April 12, 2016 1:30 p.m. Room 437 AB 2062 – Lopez (D) Room # 5160 – Tel. 916- 319-2039 Staff: Jasmine Kullar [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT This bill would not assess an overpayment for CalWORKs for the month following the month of the change, like CalFresh. Assembly Human Services April 12, 2016 1:30 p.m. Room 437 AB 2151 – Chu (D) Room # 5175 – Tel. 916- 319-2025 Staff: Robert Mason [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would give a CalWORKs recipient additional money for a special diet due to a medical condition. Passed Assembly Human Services. Next Stop Assembly Approps. AB 2346 Baker (R) Room # 4153 – Tel. 916- 319-2016 Staff: Faith Lane [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT State Hearings – This bill would authorize respondents of a state hearing available electronically. Passed Assembly Human Services. Next Stop Assembly Approps. AB 2448 Burke (D) Room # 5144 – Tel. 916- 319-2062 Staff: Allison Ruff [email protected] CWDA SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would allow counties to allow WtW participants engage in pre-postsecondary educational activities before being required to attend job club that would not count against the 24-month clock. Passed Assembly Human Services. Next Stop Assembly Approps. AB 2608 – Chu (D) Room # 5175 – Tel. 916- 319-2025 Staff: Robert Mason [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill is a spot bill Waiting for a Hearing in Assembly Human Services AB 2631 – Santiago (D) Room # 5119 – Tel. 916- 319-2053 Staff: Jaspreet Johl [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would repeal the once-in-a-lifetime limitation for homeless assistance and provide temporary homeless assistance for 30 days. Assembly Human Services April 12, 2016 1:30 p.m. Room 437 April 3, 2016 – CCWRO Welfare Bill and Budget Action Tracker – #2016-06 Senate Human Services Committee Mareva Brown, Principle Committee Consultant [email protected] Taryn Smith, Committee Consultant [email protected] Mark Teemer, Committee Secretary [email protected] Phone (916) 651-\u00ad\u2010\u20111524 Fax (916) 266-\u00ad\u2010\u20119350 1020 N St. Suite 521, Sacramento, CA 95814 Joe Parra, Republican Committee Consultant [email protected] Phone (916) 651-\u00ad\u2010\u20111501 Fax (916) 445-\u00ad\u2010\u201133105 1020 N St. Suite 234, Sacramento, CA 95814 Senate Member Human Services Staff Senator Mike McGuire,- (D) – Chair Phone: 651-4002 Fax: 651-4902 Room # 5064 Kelly Burns [email protected] Senator Tom Berryhill (R) – Vice Chair) Phone: 651-4014 Fax: 651-4914 Room # 3076 Matt. Galligher – [email protected] Senator Carol Liu – (D) Phone: 651-4025 Fax: 651-4925 Room # 5097 Darcel Sanders [email protected] Senator Loni Hancock (D) Phone: 651-4009 Fax: 651-4909 Room # 2080 Marla Cowan [email protected] Senator Janet Nguyen (R) Phone: 651-4023 Fax: 651-4923 Room # 3048 Emilye Reeb [email protected] SENATE BILLS Bill Number Author Sponsor Bill Description Next Steps SB 23- Mitchell(D) Room # 4082 916-651-4026 Luan Huynh [email protected] EBCL and WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would repeal the Maximum Family Grant (MFG) rule. Waiting for Action on the Assembly floor. Next stop. Governor’s Desk SB 876- Liu- (D) Room # 5097 916-651-4025 Darcel Sanders [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalFresh – This is a homeless right bill of 2016. Died in Senate Transportation Committee April 3, 2016 – CCWRO Welfare Bill and Budget Action Tracker – #2016-06 SB904- Hertzberg (D) Room # 4038 916-651-4018 Elizabeth Bojorquez [email protected]. gov CCWRO, WCLP & CAHC SUPPORT CalFresh – This bill would require the State to seek available federal waivers for able-bodied adults without children. Passed Senate Human Services. Next Stop Senate Approps. SB 910- Berryhill (R) Room # 4070 916-651-4006 Staff: Joe Parra [email protected] CalWORKs – Spot Bill Waiting for a Hearing in Senate Human Services SB 947- Pan (D) Room # 4070 916-651-4006 Staff: Darin Walsh [email protected] CCWRO CWDA WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would give the county the option to do electronic application interviews. Passed Senate Human Services. Next Stop Senate Approps. SB 1232- Leno (D) Room # 5100 916-651-4011 Staff: Sunday Balalis [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalFresh – This bill would give the require the county to provide an adequate notice of action for any negative action resulting from a credit report. Passed Senate Human Services. Next Stop Senate Approps. SB 1339- Monning (D) Room # 313 916-651-4017 Staff: Ryan Guillen [email protected] CCWRO and WCLP United Way of California SUPPORT CalWORKs\/CalFresh\/ Medi-Cal – This bill would simplify the inter-county- transfer process for CalWORKs by not requiring an interview for the transfer and assure that Medi-Cal coverage is seamless. Passed Senate Human Services. Next Stop Senate Approps. SB 1373- Stone (R) Room # 4062 916-651-4028 Staff: Bijan Mehryar [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT CalWORKs Welfare-to- Work – This bill would require that WtW participant be issued standard payments $100 and $500 a semester for full college students and $250 for part-time students. Participant shall have the option of claiming actual expenses if they present evidence of necessary costs. Passed Senate Human Services. Next Stop Senate Approps. April 3, 2016 – CCWRO Welfare Bill and Budget Action Tracker – #2016-06 Assembly Appropriations Committee 916-\u00ad\u2010\u2011319-\u00ad\u2010\u20112637 Room 6027 Committee Members Office Phone Fax Lorena Gonzales (D) Chair Room 2114 (916) 319-2051 (916) 319-2080 Frank Bigelow – (R)(Vice Chair) Room 6027 (916) 319-2005 (916) 319-2105 Richard Bloom – (D) Room 2003 (916) 319-2050 (916) 319-2150 Susan A. Bonilla – (D) Room 4140 (916) 319-2014 (916) 319-2114 Rob Bonta – (D) Room 6005 (916) 319-2018 (916) 319-2118 Ian C. Calderon – (D) Room 2148 (916) 319-2057 (916) 319-2157 Ling Ling Chang- (R) Room 3149 (916) 319-2055 (916) 319-2155 Tom Daly – (D) Room 3126 (916) 319-2069 (916) 319-2169 Susan Talamantes Eggman – (D) Room 3173 (916) 319-2013 (916) 319-2113 James Gallagher – (R) Room 5128 (916) 319-2003 (916) 319-2103 Eduardo Garcia – (D) Room 4162 (916) 319-2056 (916) 319-2156 Chris R. Holden – (D) Room 319 (916) 319-2041 (916) 319-2141 Brian W. Jones – (R) Room 3141 (916) 319-2071 (916) 319-2071 Bill Quirk – (D) Room 2163 (916) 319-2020 (916) 319-2120 Donald P. Wagner – (R) Room 3098 (916) 319-2068 (916) 319-2168 Shirley N. Weber – (D) Room 6026 (916) 319-2079 (916) 319-2179 Jim Wood – (D) Room 5164 (916) 319-2002 (916) 319-2102 Jolie Onodera, Consultant Human Services [email protected] Phone 916-651-4101 Fax 916-651-4901 Room # 2206 Republican Consultant – Shantele Denny- [email protected] 916-651-1501 1020 N Street, Suite 234, Sacramento, CA 95814 Committee Member Room Phone Fax Senator Ricardo Lara – (D) (Chair) 5050 (916) 651-4033 (916) 651-4933 Senator Patricia Bates – (R) (Vice Chair) 4048 (916) 651-4036 (916) 651-4936 Senator Jim Beall – (D) 5066 (916) 651-4015 (916) 651-4915 Senator Jerry Hill – (D) 5035 (916) 651-4013 (916) 651-4913 Senator Connie Leyva – (D) 4061 (916) 651-4020 (916) 651-4920 Senator Tony Mendoza – (D) 5061 (916) 651-4032 (916) 651-4932 Senator Jim Nielsen – (R) 2068 (916) 651-4004 (916) 651-4904 Jennifer Swenson, Principal Consultant Human Services [email protected] Phone – 916.319.2081 fax 916.319.2181 Room # 2114 Republican Consultant Julie Souliere, [email protected] Senate Appropriations Committee April 3, 2016 – CCWRO Welfare Bill and Budget Action Tracker – #2016-06 Assembly Budget Committee Sub. # 1 Assembly Budget Committee Sub #1 Staff Staff Tony Thurmond, Chair Phone: 916-319-2015 Fax: 916-319-2115 Room # 5150 Karina Porcayo [email protected] Rob Bonta (D) Phone: 319-2018 Fax: 319-2118 Rm. #: 6005 Rylan Gervease [email protected] David Chiu (D) Phone: 319-2017 Fax: 319-2117 Rm. #: 2196 Yong Salas [email protected] Shannon Grove (R) Phone: 319-2034 Fax: 319-2134 Rm, #: 4208 Olga Shilo [email protected] Brian Jones (R) Phone: 319-2071 Fax: 319-2171 Rm. #: 3141 Jennifer Bell [email protected] Nicole Vasquez, Committee Consultant Phone 319-2099 Fax 319-2199 Room 6029 Nicole Vazquez [email protected] WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 2016 ASSEMBLY BUDGET COMMITEE SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 1 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES THURMOND, Chair 3:00 p.m. Room 444 5180 Department of Social Services Child Welfare Services & Foster Care Community Care Licensing WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 2016 ASSEMBLY BUDGET COMMITEE SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 1 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES THURMOND, Chair 3:00 p.m. Room 444 0530 Health & Human Services Agency Office of Systems Integration 5180 Department of Social Services Automation Projects State Hearings April Finance Letters WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 2016 ASSEMBLY BUDGET COMMITEE SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 1 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES THURMOND, Chair 3:00 p.m. Room 444 All Departments Open Issues WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 2016 ASSEMBLY BUDGET COMMITEE SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 1 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES THURMOND, Chair 3:00 p.m. Room 444 All Departments Open Issues MONDAY, MAY 9, 2016 ASSEMBLY BUDGET COMMITEE SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 1 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES THURMOND, Chair 3:00 p.m. Room 444 All Departments Open Issues April 3, 2016 – CCWRO Welfare Bill and Budget Action Tracker – #2016-06 Senate Budget Committee Sub. # 3 Senate Budget Committee Sub #1 Staff Email Address Holly Mitchel,- (D) Chair Phone: 651-4030 Fax: 651-4930 Room #: 5080 Luan Huynh [email protected] Jeff Stone,- (R) Vice Chair Phone: 651-4028 Fax: 651-4928 Room #: 4062 Hanna Marrs [email protected] Bill Monning – (D) Phone: 651-4017 Fax: 651-4917 Room #: 313 Bethany Westfall [email protected] Theresa Pena, Democratic Committee Consultant Phone: 651-4103 Fax: 323-8386 Room #: 5019 [email protected] THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 2016 BUDGET AND FISCAL REVIEW SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 3 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SENATOR MITCHELL, Chair 9:30 a.m. or upon adjourn. of Session Room (4203) Item Description 4150 Department of Managed Health Care 4260 Department of Health Care Services Medi-Cal – Overview Denti-Cal Managed Risk Medical Insurance Program Other Items THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 2016 JOINT HEARING BUDGET AND FISCAL REVIEW SUBC. NO. 1 ON EDUCATION AND BUDGET AND FISCAL REVIEW SUB. NO. 3 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SENATORS BLOCK AND MITCHELL, Chairs 9:30 a.m. or upon adjourn. of Session Room (4203) OVERSIGHT HEARING SUBJECT: Child Care and Early Learning Item Description 5180 Department of Social Services 6100 Department of Education April 3, 2016 – CCWRO Welfare Bill and Budget Action Tracker – #2016-06 THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 2016 HEARING BUDGET AND FISCAL REVIEW SUB. NO. 3 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES – MITCHELL, Chairs 9:30 a.m. or upon adjourn. of Session Room (4203) HEARING SUBJECT: Department of Community Development 5180 Department of Social Services In-Home Supportive Services ( IHSS) SSI\/SSP THURSDAY, MAY 5, 2016 HEARING BUDGET AND FISCAL REVIEW SUB. NO. 3 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES – MITCHELL, Chairs 9:30 a.m. or upon adjourn. of Session Room (4203) HEARING SUBJECT: Child Care and Early Learning Item Description 4260 Department of Health Care Services Medi-Cal Rates & Access Coordinated Care Initiative THURSDAY, MAY 12, 2016 HEARING BUDGET AND FISCAL REVIEW SUB. NO. 3 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES – MITCHELL, Chairs 9:30 a.m. or upon adjourn. of Session Room (4203) HEARING SUBJECT: Open issues All Department April 3, 2016 – CCWRO Welfare Bill and Budget Action Tracker – #2016-06 LEGISLATIVE CALENDAR FOR 2016 REGULAR SESSION Mar. 31 \u2014Cesar Chavez Day. Apr. 4 \u2014Legislature reconvenes from Spring Recess (J.R. 51(a)(2)). April 29 \u2014Last day for policy committees to hear and report to Fiscal Committees fiscal bills introduced in their house (J.R. 61(a)(2)). May 15 \u2014Last day for policy committees to hear and report to the Floor non fiscal bills introduced in their house (J.R. 61(a)(3)). May 22 \u2014Last day for policy committees to meet prior to June 8 (J.R. 61(a)(4)). May 25 \u2014Memorial Day. May 29 \u2014Last day for fiscal committees to hear and report to the Floor bills introduced in their house (J.R. 61(a)(5)). Last day for fiscal committees to meet prior to June 8 (J.R. 61(a)(6)). May 30 June 3 \u2014Floor Session Only. No committee may meet for any purpose (J.R. 61(a)(7)). June 3 \u2014Last day for bills to be passed out of the house of origin (J.R. 61(a)(8)). June 8 \u2014Committee meetings may resume (J.R. 61(a)(9)). June 15 \u2014Budget must be passed by midnight (Art. IV, Sec. 12 (c)(3)). July 4 \u2014Independence Day. July 15 \u2014Last day for policy committees to meet and report bills (J.R. 61(a)(10)). Summer Recess begins at the end of this day’s session, provided the Budget has been enacted (J.R. 51(a)(3)). Aug. 15 \u2014Legislature reconvenes from Summer Recess (J.R. 51(a)(3)). Aug. 26 \u2014Last day for fiscal committees to meet and report bills to the Floor (J.R. 61(a) (11)). Aug. 29 Sep.9\u2014Floor Session only. No committees, other than Conference Committees and Rules Committee, may meet for any purpose (J.R. 61(a)(12)). Sep. 2 \u2014Last day to amend bills on the Floor (J.R. 61(a)(13)). Sep. 5 \u2014Labor Day. Sep. 9 \u2014Last day for each house to pass bills (J.R. 61(a)(14)). Interim Study Recess begins at the end of this day’s session (J.R. 51(a)(4)). Oct. 7 \u2014Last day for Governor to sign or veto bills passed by the Legislature on or before Sep. 11 and in the Governor’s possession after Sep. 11 (Art. IV, Sec. 10(b)(1) CCWRO Services The Coalition of California Welfare Rights Organizations, Inc. (CCWRO) is a state-\u00ad wide nonprofit organization providing support services to qualified legal service field programs (QLSPs) funded by the Legal Services Trust Fund Commission. CCWRO has been providing support services for the past 35 years. CCWRO provides consultation, information and representation for IOLTA qualified legal services programs regarding public benefit programs such as: CalWORKs, CalFresh, also known as Food Stamps or SNAP, General Assistance and General Relief, SSI , Welfare to Work and other Public Assistance Programs. CCWRO maintains current information on the status of pending or recently proposed and enacted state and federal legislation and regulations. CCWRO collects, monitors and disseminates statistical information relating to public assistance programs throughout California to legal services programs statewide. CCWRO provides public benefits training upon request depending on availability of staff. Programs Covered * CalWORKs * Cash Assistance to Immigrants (CAPI) * Child Care * Child Support * CalFresh, also known as Food Stamps or SNAP * General Assistance\/ General Relief * In-\u00adHome Supportive Services (IHSS) * Medi-\u00adCal * Refugee Cash Assistance (RCA) * Welfare Immigration * SSI eligibility issues * Welfare-\u00adto-\u00adWork (WtW) Services CCWRO provides: -\u00ad Immediate response to questions from legal services programs regarding public benefit programs, laws and regulations. -\u00ad Collects and disperses statistical information and analysis on the public assistance programs, including statistical information upon request from qualified legal services program. -\u00ad Provide status information on pending state legislation and regulations. -\u00ad Legislative Advocacy -\u00ad Administrative Advocacy -\u00ad Co-\u00adcounsel on administrative lawsuits. -\u00ad Client representation assistance at fair hearings. CCWRO Staff Kevin Aslanian, Executive Director, Legislative Advocate, Public Benefits Specialist Email: [email protected] Phone: 916-\u00ad712-\u00ad0071 Grace Galligher, Directing Attorney Public Benefits Email: [email protected] Phone: 916-\u00ad947-\u00ad1037 Daphne Maclin, Attorney at Law Email: [email protected] Phone: 916-\u00ad613-\u00ad8586 Catherine (Mika) Takayama, Attorney at Law Email: [email protected] Phone: 510-\u00ad220-\u00ad7928 ”

” April 11, 2016 – CCWRO Welfare Bill and Budget Action Tracker – #2016-07 Last Major Action On March 30, 2016 the Assembly Budget Subcommittee on Health and Human Services took the following action: Repeal MFG and Provide Grant Increase. Repeal the MFG rule, with the adoption of placeholder trailer bill language to accomplish this, and provide a 4 percent increase to the CalWORKs Maximum Aid Payment, all effective January 1, 2017. Aye Vote: Thurmond (D) , Ting (D) and Chiu (D) . No votes Obernolte (R) and Harper (R) New Bill AJR 35- Brown Calling for Food Stamps for SSI Recipients What’s up this week? ADVOCATE ACTION: Come to the hearing and show your support for these great bills See public benefits bills scheduled for 4-12-16. Assembly Human Services Committee Date: April 12, 2016 Time: 1:30 p.m. Room 437 BILLS HEARD IN ORDER OF AUTHOR SIGN-IN Measure: Author: Summary CCWRO Position A.B.No. 1770 – Alejo. Food assistance program: eligibility. Support A.B.No. 1790 – Weber. CalWORKs: welfare-to-work. Support A.B.No. 2057 – Mark Stone. CalFresh: application information. Support A.B.No. 2058 – Mayes. CalWORKs . Support A.B.No. 2062 – Lopez. CalWORKs: Earned income reporting. Support A.B.No. 2150 – Santiago. Subsidized child care eligibility periods Support .A.B.No. 2256 – Maienschein. Homelessness: report. Support A.B.No. 2631 – Santiago. CalWORKs: housing assistance. Support CCWRO California Public Benefits Legislative Bill & Budget Action Tracker #2016-07 April 11, 2016 – CCWRO Welfare Bill and Budget Action Tracker – #2016-07 Assembly Human Services Committee Daphne Hunt, Principle Consultant [email protected] Kelsy Castillo, Committee Consultant [email protected] Irene Frausto, Committee Secretary – [email protected] Phone (916) 319-2089 Fax (916) 319-2189 1020 N St., Suite 124, Sacramento, CA 95814 Mary Bellamy, Republican Committee Consultant [email protected] Phone (916) 319-3900 Fax (916) 319-3902 1020 N St., Suite 400, Sacramento, CA 95814 Assembly Committee Member Human Services Staff Susan Bonilla-Chair (D) Phone: 916-319-2014 Fax: 916-319-2114 Room # 4140 Luis Quinonez [email protected] Shannon Grove-Vice Chair (R) Phone: 916-319-2034 Fax: 916-319-2142 Room # 4208 Olga Shilo [email protected] Ian C. Calderon (D) Phone: 916-319-2057 Fax: 916-319-2157 Room # 5150 Dylan Hoffman [email protected] Patty Lopez (D) Phone: 916-319-2039 Fax: 916-319-2139 Room # 5160 Kristi Lopez [email protected] Mark Stone (D) Phone: 916-319-2025 Fax: 916-319-2125 Room # 5175 Arianna Smith – [email protected] Brian Maienschein – (R) Phone: 916-319-2077 Fax: 916-319-2177 Room # 3098 Erin Donnette [email protected] Tony Thurmond- (D) Phone: 916-319-2015 Fax: 916-319-2115 Room # 5150 Karina Porcayo [email protected] April 11, 2016 – CCWRO Welfare Bill and Budget Action Tracker – #2016-07 ASSEMBLY BILLS Bill Sponsor & CCWRO Position Bill Description Next Steps AB 492 Gonzalez (D) Room # 6013 Tel. 916-319-2080 Staff: Andrea SanMiguel [email protected] Support CalWORKs Would require counties to issue $50 ancillary services for diapers on an EBT card. Waiting for a Hearing in Senate Human Services AB 1314 – Thurmond (D) Room # 5150 – Tel. 916-319-2015 Staff: Tyrone McGray [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs Child Care This is a spot bill for implementation of the new federal federal child care block grant provisions. Waiting for a Hearing in Assembly Human Services AB 1742- Stone (D) Room # 4139 – Tel. 916-319-2077 Staff: Gabriel Villarreal [email protected] WCLP & CCWRO SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would restore the 60-month time limit. It would also increase the earned income disregard to $450 plus 70% of the reminder. Passed Assembly Human Services. Next Stop Assembly Approps. AB 1747 – Weber (D) Room # 6026 – Tel. 916- 319-2079 Staff: Marcus McKinney [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalFresh This bill would make food available to college students eligible for CalFresh in various ways. Passed Assembly Human Services. Next Stop Assembly Approps. AB 1770 – Alejo – (D) Room #2196 – Tel. 916–319-2030 Staff: Taco Torres [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs\/CalFresh This is a spot bill. Waiting for a Hearing in Assembly Human Services AB 1790 – Weber (D) Room # 6026 – Tel. 916- 319-2079 Staff: Antonio DiMartino [email protected] CCWRO & WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would provide that any person meeting the federal work participation rates shall not be sanctioned and shall receive supportive services. Assembly Human Services April 12, 2016 1:30 p.m. Room 437 AB 1797 Lackey (R) & Weber (D) Room # – Tel. 916- 319-2036 Staff: Antoine Hage [email protected] SUPPORT In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) This bill would require the county to give IHSS applicants a confirmation number when applying Passed Assembly Human Services. Next Stop Assembly Approps. AB 1809 – Lopez (D) Room # 5160 – Tel. 916- 319-2039 Staff: Kristi Lopez [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would eliminate any asset test for the CalWORKs program. Passed Assembly Human Services. Next Stop Assembly Approps. AB 1994 – Lopez (D) Room # 5160 – Tel. 916- 319-2039 Staff: Kristi Lopez [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would give any CalWORKs recipient without a high school diploma the option of enrolling in a GED program that would provide a $500 bonus for obtaining a GED Certificate similar to the CalLearn Program Passed Assembly Human Services. Next Stop Assembly Approps. April 11, 2016 – CCWRO Welfare Bill and Budget Action Tracker – #2016-07 Bill Sponsor & CCWRO Position Bill Description Next Steps AB 2057 – Stone (D) Room # 4139 – Tel. 916-319-2077 Staff: Gabriel Villarreal [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs – This is a spot bill relative to CalFresh application Assembly Human Services April 12, 2016 1:30 p.m. Room 437 AB 2058 – Mayes (R) Room # 3104 – Tel. 916- 319-2042 Staff: Joshua White [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would give CalWORKs recipient a bonus for attaining a high school diploma, AA degree or a BA while receiving CalWORKS. Assembly Human Services April 12, 2016 1:30 p.m. Room 437 AB 2062 – Lopez (D) Room # 5160 – Tel. 916- 319-2039 Staff: Jasmine Kullar [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT This bill would not assess an overpayment for CalWORKs for the month following the month of the change, like CalFresh. Assembly Human Services April 12, 2016 1:30 p.m. Room 437 AB 2151 – Chu (D) Room # 5175 – Tel. 916- 319-2025 Staff: Robert Mason [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would give a CalWORKs recipient additional money for a special diet due to a medical condition. Passed Assembly Human Services. Next Stop Assembly Approps. AB 2346 Baker (R) Room # 4153 – Tel. 916- 319-2016 Staff: Faith Lane [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT State Hearings – This bill would authorize respondents of a state hearing available electronically. Passed Assembly Human Services. Next Stop Assembly Approps. AB 2448 Burke (D) Room # 5144 – Tel. 916- 319-2062 Staff: Allison Ruff [email protected] CWDA SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would allow counties to allow WtW participants engage in pre-postsecondary educational activities before being required to attend job club that would not count against the 24-month clock. Passed Assembly Human Services. Next Stop Assembly Approps. AB 2608 – Chu (D) Room # 5175 – Tel. 916- 319-2025 Staff: Robert Mason [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill is a spot bill Waiting for a Hearing in Assembly Human Services AB 2631 – Santiago (D) Room # 5119 – Tel. 916- 319-2053 Staff: Jaspreet Johl [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would repeal the once-in-a-lifetime limitation for homeless assistance and provide temporary homeless assistance for 30 days. Assembly Human Services April 12, 2016 1:30 p.m. Room 437 April 11, 2016 – CCWRO Welfare Bill and Budget Action Tracker – #2016-07 Senate Human Services Committee Mareva Brown, Principle Committee Consultant [email protected] Taryn Smith, Committee Consultant [email protected] Mark Teemer, Committee Secretary [email protected] Phone (916) 651-\u00ad\u2010\u20111524 Fax (916) 266-\u00ad\u2010\u20119350 1020 N St. Suite 521, Sacramento, CA 95814 Joe Parra, Republican Committee Consultant [email protected] Phone (916) 651-\u00ad\u2010\u20111501 Fax (916) 445-\u00ad\u2010\u201133105 1020 N St. Suite 234, Sacramento, CA 95814 Senate Member Human Services Staff Senator Mike McGuire,- (D) – Chair Phone: 651-4002 Fax: 651-4902 Room # 5064 Kelly Burns [email protected] Senator Tom Berryhill (R) – Vice Chair) Phone: 651-4014 Fax: 651-4914 Room # 3076 Matt. Galligher – [email protected] Senator Carol Liu – (D) Phone: 651-4025 Fax: 651-4925 Room # 5097 Darcel Sanders [email protected] Senator Loni Hancock (D) Phone: 651-4009 Fax: 651-4909 Room # 2080 Marla Cowan [email protected] Senator Janet Nguyen (R) Phone: 651-4023 Fax: 651-4923 Room # 3048 Emilye Reeb [email protected] SENATE BILLS Bill Number Author Sponsor Bill Description Next Steps SB 23- Mitchell(D) Room # 4082 916-651-4026 Luan Huynh [email protected] EBCL and WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would repeal the Maximum Family Grant (MFG) rule. Waiting for Action on the Assembly floor. Next stop. Governor’s Desk SB 876- Liu- (D) Room # 5097 916-651-4025 Darcel Sanders [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalFresh – This is a homeless right bill of 2016. Died in Senate Transportation Committee April 11, 2016 – CCWRO Welfare Bill and Budget Action Tracker – #2016-07 SB904- Hertzberg (D) Room # 4038 916-651-4018 Elizabeth Bojorquez [email protected]. gov CCWRO, WCLP & CAHC SUPPORT CalFresh – This bill would require the State to seek available federal waivers for able-bodied adults without children. Passed Senate Human Services. Next Stop Senate Approps. SB 910- Berryhill (R) Room # 4070 916-651-4006 Staff: Joe Parra [email protected] CalWORKs – Spot Bill Waiting for a Hearing in Senate Human Services SB 947- Pan (D) Room # 4070 916-651-4006 Staff: Darin Walsh [email protected] CCWRO CWDA WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would give the county the option to do electronic application interviews. Passed Senate Human Services. Next Stop Senate Approps. SB 1232- Leno (D) Room # 5100 916-651-4011 Staff: Sunday Balalis [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalFresh – This bill would give the require the county to provide an adequate notice of action for any negative action resulting from a credit report. Passed Senate Human Services. Next Stop Senate Approps. SB 1339- Monning (D) Room # 313 916-651-4017 Staff: Ryan Guillen [email protected] CCWRO and WCLP United Way of California SUPPORT CalWORKs\/CalFresh\/ Medi-Cal – This bill would simplify the inter-county- transfer process for CalWORKs by not requiring an interview for the transfer and assure that Medi-Cal coverage is seamless. Passed Senate Human Services. Next Stop Senate Approps. SB 1373- Stone (R) Room # 4062 916-651-4028 Staff: Bijan Mehryar [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT CalWORKs Welfare-to- Work – This bill would require that WtW participant be issued standard payments $100 and $500 a semester for full college students and $250 for part-time students. Participant shall have the option of claiming actual expenses if they present evidence of necessary costs. Passed Senate Human Services. Next Stop Senate Approps. April 11, 2016 – CCWRO Welfare Bill and Budget Action Tracker – #2016-07 Assembly Appropriations Committee 916-\u00ad\u2010\u2011319-\u00ad\u2010\u20112637 Room 6027 Committee Members Office Phone Fax Lorena Gonzales (D) Chair Room 2114 (916) 319-2051 (916) 319-2080 Frank Bigelow – (R)(Vice Chair) Room 6027 (916) 319-2005 (916) 319-2105 Richard Bloom – (D) Room 2003 (916) 319-2050 (916) 319-2150 Susan A. Bonilla – (D) Room 4140 (916) 319-2014 (916) 319-2114 Rob Bonta – (D) Room 6005 (916) 319-2018 (916) 319-2118 Ian C. Calderon – (D) Room 2148 (916) 319-2057 (916) 319-2157 Ling Ling Chang- (R) Room 3149 (916) 319-2055 (916) 319-2155 Tom Daly – (D) Room 3126 (916) 319-2069 (916) 319-2169 Susan Talamantes Eggman – (D) Room 3173 (916) 319-2013 (916) 319-2113 James Gallagher – (R) Room 5128 (916) 319-2003 (916) 319-2103 Eduardo Garcia – (D) Room 4162 (916) 319-2056 (916) 319-2156 Chris R. Holden – (D) Room 319 (916) 319-2041 (916) 319-2141 Brian W. Jones – (R) Room 3141 (916) 319-2071 (916) 319-2071 Bill Quirk – (D) Room 2163 (916) 319-2020 (916) 319-2120 Donald P. Wagner – (R) Room 3098 (916) 319-2068 (916) 319-2168 Shirley N. Weber – (D) Room 6026 (916) 319-2079 (916) 319-2179 Jim Wood – (D) Room 5164 (916) 319-2002 (916) 319-2102 Jolie Onodera, Consultant Human Services [email protected] Phone 916-651-4101 Fax 916-651-4901 Room # 2206 Republican Consultant – Shantele Denny- [email protected] 916-651-1501 1020 N Street, Suite 234, Sacramento, CA 95814 Committee Member Room Phone Fax Senator Ricardo Lara – (D) (Chair) 5050 (916) 651-4033 (916) 651-4933 Senator Patricia Bates – (R) (Vice Chair) 4048 (916) 651-4036 (916) 651-4936 Senator Jim Beall – (D) 5066 (916) 651-4015 (916) 651-4915 Senator Jerry Hill – (D) 5035 (916) 651-4013 (916) 651-4913 Senator Connie Leyva – (D) 4061 (916) 651-4020 (916) 651-4920 Senator Tony Mendoza – (D) 5061 (916) 651-4032 (916) 651-4932 Senator Jim Nielsen – (R) 2068 (916) 651-4004 (916) 651-4904 Jennifer Swenson, Principal Consultant Human Services [email protected] Phone – 916.319.2081 fax 916.319.2181 Room # 2114 Republican Consultant Julie Souliere, [email protected] Senate Appropriations Committee April 11, 2016 – CCWRO Welfare Bill and Budget Action Tracker – #2016-07 Assembly Budget Committee Sub. # 1 Assembly Budget Committee Sub #1 Staff Staff Tony Thurmond, Chair Phone: 916-319-2015 Fax: 916-319-2115 Room # 5150 Karina Porcayo [email protected] Rob Bonta (D) Phone: 319-2018 Fax: 319-2118 Rm. #: 6005 Rylan Gervease [email protected] David Chiu (D) Phone: 319-2017 Fax: 319-2117 Rm. #: 2196 Yong Salas [email protected] Shannon Grove (R) Phone: 319-2034 Fax: 319-2134 Rm, #: 4208 Olga Shilo [email protected] Brian Jones (R) Phone: 319-2071 Fax: 319-2171 Rm. #: 3141 Jennifer Bell [email protected] Nicole Vasquez, Committee Consultant Phone 319-2099 Fax 319-2199 Room 6029 Nicole Vazquez [email protected] WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 2016 ASSEMBLY BUDGET COMMITEE SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 1 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES THURMOND, Chair 3:00 p.m. Room 444 5180 Department of Social Services Child Welfare Services & Foster Care Community Care Licensing WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 2016 ASSEMBLY BUDGET COMMITEE SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 1 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES THURMOND, Chair 3:00 p.m. Room 444 0530 Health & Human Services Agency Office of Systems Integration 5180 Department of Social Services Automation Projects State Hearings April Finance Letters WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 2016 ASSEMBLY BUDGET COMMITEE SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 1 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES THURMOND, Chair 3:00 p.m. Room 444 All Departments Open Issues WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 2016 ASSEMBLY BUDGET COMMITEE SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 1 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES THURMOND, Chair 3:00 p.m. Room 444 All Departments Open Issues MONDAY, MAY 9, 2016 ASSEMBLY BUDGET COMMITEE SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 1 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES THURMOND, Chair 3:00 p.m. Room 444 All Departments Open Issues April 11, 2016 – CCWRO Welfare Bill and Budget Action Tracker – #2016-07 Senate Budget Committee Sub. # 3 Senate Budget Committee Sub #1 Staff Email Address Holly Mitchel,- (D) Chair Phone: 651-4030 Fax: 651-4930 Room #: 5080 Luan Huynh [email protected] Jeff Stone,- (R) Vice Chair Phone: 651-4028 Fax: 651-4928 Room #: 4062 Hanna Marrs [email protected] Bill Monning – (D) Phone: 651-4017 Fax: 651-4917 Room #: 313 Bethany Westfall [email protected] Theresa Pena, Democratic Committee Consultant Phone: 651-4103 Fax: 323-8386 Room #: 5019 [email protected] THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 2016 BUDGET AND FISCAL REVIEW SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 3 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SENATOR MITCHELL, Chair 9:30 a.m. or upon adjourn. of Session Room (4203) Item Description 4150 Department of Managed Health Care 4260 Department of Health Care Services Medi-Cal – Overview Denti-Cal Managed Risk Medical Insurance Program Other Items THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 2016 JOINT HEARING BUDGET AND FISCAL REVIEW SUBC. NO. 1 ON EDUCATION AND BUDGET AND FISCAL REVIEW SUB. NO. 3 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SENATORS BLOCK AND MITCHELL, Chairs 9:30 a.m. or upon adjourn. of Session Room (4203) OVERSIGHT HEARING SUBJECT: Child Care and Early Learning Item Description 5180 Department of Social Services 6100 Department of Education April 11, 2016 – CCWRO Welfare Bill and Budget Action Tracker – #2016-07 THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 2016 HEARING BUDGET AND FISCAL REVIEW SUB. NO. 3 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES – MITCHELL, Chairs 9:30 a.m. or upon adjourn. of Session Room (4203) HEARING SUBJECT: Department of Community Development 5180 Department of Social Services In-Home Supportive Services ( IHSS) SSI\/SSP THURSDAY, MAY 5, 2016 HEARING BUDGET AND FISCAL REVIEW SUB. NO. 3 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES – MITCHELL, Chairs 9:30 a.m. or upon adjourn. of Session Room (4203) HEARING SUBJECT: Child Care and Early Learning Item Description 4260 Department of Health Care Services Medi-Cal Rates & Access Coordinated Care Initiative THURSDAY, MAY 12, 2016 HEARING BUDGET AND FISCAL REVIEW SUB. NO. 3 ON HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES – MITCHELL, Chairs 9:30 a.m. or upon adjourn. of Session Room (4203) HEARING SUBJECT: Open issues All Department April 11, 2016 – CCWRO Welfare Bill and Budget Action Tracker – #2016-07 LEGISLATIVE CALENDAR FOR 2016 REGULAR SESSION Mar. 31 \u2014Cesar Chavez Day. Apr. 4 \u2014Legislature reconvenes from Spring Recess (J.R. 51(a)(2)). April 29 \u2014Last day for policy committees to hear and report to Fiscal Committees fiscal bills introduced in their house (J.R. 61(a)(2)). May 15 \u2014Last day for policy committees to hear and report to the Floor non fiscal bills introduced in their house (J.R. 61(a)(3)). May 22 \u2014Last day for policy committees to meet prior to June 8 (J.R. 61(a)(4)). May 25 \u2014Memorial Day. May 29 \u2014Last day for fiscal committees to hear and report to the Floor bills introduced in their house (J.R. 61(a)(5)). Last day for fiscal committees to meet prior to June 8 (J.R. 61(a)(6)). May 30 June 3 \u2014Floor Session Only. No committee may meet for any purpose (J.R. 61(a)(7)). June 3 \u2014Last day for bills to be passed out of the house of origin (J.R. 61(a)(8)). June 8 \u2014Committee meetings may resume (J.R. 61(a)(9)). June 15 \u2014Budget must be passed by midnight (Art. IV, Sec. 12 (c)(3)). July 4 \u2014Independence Day. July 15 \u2014Last day for policy committees to meet and report bills (J.R. 61(a)(10)). Summer Recess begins at the end of this day’s session, provided the Budget has been enacted (J.R. 51(a)(3)). Aug. 15 \u2014Legislature reconvenes from Summer Recess (J.R. 51(a)(3)). Aug. 26 \u2014Last day for fiscal committees to meet and report bills to the Floor (J.R. 61(a) (11)). Aug. 29 Sep.9\u2014Floor Session only. No committees, other than Conference Committees and Rules Committee, may meet for any purpose (J.R. 61(a)(12)). Sep. 2 \u2014Last day to amend bills on the Floor (J.R. 61(a)(13)). Sep. 5 \u2014Labor Day. Sep. 9 \u2014Last day for each house to pass bills (J.R. 61(a)(14)). Interim Study Recess begins at the end of this day’s session (J.R. 51(a)(4)). Oct. 7 \u2014Last day for Governor to sign or veto bills passed by the Legislature on or before Sep. 11 and in the Governor’s possession after Sep. 11 (Art. IV, Sec. 10(b)(1) CCWRO Services The Coalition of California Welfare Rights Organizations, Inc. (CCWRO) is a state-\u00ad wide nonprofit organization providing support services to qualified legal service field programs (QLSPs) funded by the Legal Services Trust Fund Commission. CCWRO has been providing support services for the past 35 years. CCWRO provides consultation, information and representation for IOLTA qualified legal services programs regarding public benefit programs such as: CalWORKs, CalFresh, also known as Food Stamps or SNAP, General Assistance and General Relief, SSI , Welfare to Work and other Public Assistance Programs. CCWRO maintains current information on the status of pending or recently proposed and enacted state and federal legislation and regulations. CCWRO collects, monitors and disseminates statistical information relating to public assistance programs throughout California to legal services programs statewide. CCWRO provides public benefits training upon request depending on availability of staff. Programs Covered * CalWORKs * Cash Assistance to Immigrants (CAPI) * Child Care * Child Support * CalFresh, also known as Food Stamps or SNAP * General Assistance\/ General Relief * In-\u00adHome Supportive Services (IHSS) * Medi-\u00adCal * Refugee Cash Assistance (RCA) * Welfare Immigration * SSI eligibility issues * Welfare-\u00adto-\u00adWork (WtW) Services CCWRO provides: -\u00ad Immediate response to questions from legal services programs regarding public benefit programs, laws and regulations. -\u00ad Collects and disperses statistical information and analysis on the public assistance programs, including statistical information upon request from qualified legal services program. -\u00ad Provide status information on pending state legislation and regulations. -\u00ad Legislative Advocacy -\u00ad Administrative Advocacy -\u00ad Co-\u00adcounsel on administrative lawsuits. -\u00ad Client representation assistance at fair hearings. CCWRO Staff Kevin Aslanian, Executive Director, Legislative Advocate, Public Benefits Specialist Email: [email protected] Phone: 916-\u00ad712-\u00ad0071 Grace Galligher, Directing Attorney Public Benefits Email: [email protected] Phone: 916-\u00ad947-\u00ad1037 Daphne Maclin, Attorney at Law Email: [email protected] Phone: 916-\u00ad613-\u00ad8586 Catherine (Mika) Takayama, Attorney at Law Email: [email protected] Phone: 510-\u00ad220-\u00ad7928 ”

“[image: Description: Description: CCWRO Logo]CCWRO [bookmark: _GoBack]California Public Benefits Legislative Bill & Budget Action Tracker #2016-09 Assembly and Senate Appropriations Committees Kill Some Major Anti-Poverty Bills AB 1790 (Weber-D) Ms. M.R. had a six-year old daughter, Camilia. She received $331 a month for a family of two. During the holiday season she called asking if there was a community-based organization that could donate a Christmas present for her daughter. She told us she was directed to attend job club, but could not go because she had no child care or transportation. The county went into action and imposed a sanction on her, just as they do to more than 50% of Welfare to Work’s unduplicated participants. She was receiving $541a month, but that was reduced to $331-a devastating $210 hit. She lives with friends and pays $250 for rent. There is not much money left to buy clothing or other essentials for herself and Camilia. On Thanksgiving, they ran out of food stamps and, whatever little money was left, was not enough to have a decent meal that day. On friend’s advice, she enrolled at city college to become a nurse. She was still being sanctioned, but the county started to use her attendance in community college to meet the county and state federal work participation rates. She received no assistance with books, transportation or child care. CCWRO, in concert with Western Center sponsored AB 1790 (Weber-D) that would have provided that no person meeting the federal work participation rates could be sanctioned, but on Friday, May 27, 2016, Ms. M.R.’s hope of not being punished for meeting the federal work participation were crushed the bill was held ( died ) in committee. SB 1373 (Stone- R) – Also dying in Senate Appropriations was SB 1373 (Jeff Stone- R), that would have provided for standard transportation allowance payments to WtW participants, when today, about 50% are not given transportation. In Orange county, over 64% of CalWORKs recipients working in unsubsidized employment are not given transportation; in Alameda it is over 51%; and in Ventura it is over 56%. SB 1373 killed in Senate Appropriations by Democrats. This bill would have made sure that the working poor, CalWORKs parents, would have been paid the transportation money they are legally entitled to. Now thousands of CalWORKs working poor parents will continue to be unlawfully denied the transportation assistance that they are legally entitled to. 1 May 28, 2016 – CCWRO Welfare Bill and Budget Action Tracker – #2016-08 Assembly Human Services Committee Daphne Hunt, Principle Consultant [email protected] Kelsy Castillo, Committee Consultant [email protected] Irene Frausto, Committee Secretary – [email protected] Phone (916) 319-2089 Fax (916) 319-2189 1020 N St., Suite 124, Sacramento, CA 95814 Mary Bellamy, Republican Committee Consultant [email protected] Phone (916) 319-3900 Fax (916) 319-3902 1020 N St., Suite 400, Sacramento, CA 95814 Assembly Committee Member Human Services Staff Susan Bonilla-Chair (D) Phone: 916-319-2014 Fax: 916-319-2114 Room # 4140 Luis Quinonez [email protected] Shannon Grove-Vice Chair (R) Phone: 916-319-2034 Fax: 916-319-2142 Room # 4208 Olga Shilo [email protected] Joaquin Arambula (D) Phone: 916-319-2031 Fax: 916-319-2131 Room # 5164 Hans Hemann- [email protected] Patty Lopez (D) Phone: 916-319-2039 Fax: 916-319-2139 Room # 5160 Kristi Lopez [email protected] Mark Stone (D) Phone: 916-319-2025 Fax: 916-319-2125 Room # 5175 Arianna Smith – [email protected] Brian Maienschein – (R) Phone: 916-319-2077 Fax: 916-319-2177 Room # 3098 Erin Donnette [email protected] Tony Thurmond- (D) Phone: 916-319-2015 Fax: 916-319-2115 Room # 5150 Rodolfo Rivera Aquino – [email protected] ASSEMBLY BILLS Bill Sponsor & CCWRO Position Bill Description Next Steps AB 492 Gonzalez (D) Room # 6013 Tel. 916-319-2080 Staff: Andrea SanMiguel [email protected] Support CalWORKs Would require counties to issue $50 ancillary services for diapers on an EBT card. Waiting Senate Appropriations Committee Action AB 1742- Stone (D) Room # 4139 – Tel. 916-319-2077 Staff: Gabriel Villarreal [email protected] WCLP & CCWRO SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would restore the 60-month time limit. It would also increase the earned income disregard to $450 plus 70% of the reminder. Waiting for Assembly floor action AB 1747 – Weber (D) Room # 6026 – Tel. 916- 319-2079 Staff: Marcus McKinney [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalFresh This bill would make food available to college students eligible for CalFresh in various ways. Waiting for Assembly floor action AB 1770 – Alejo – (D) Room #2196 – Tel. 916–319-2030 Staff: Paco Torres [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs\/CalFresh This is a spot bill. Waiting for Assembly floor action AB 1790 – Weber (D) Room # 6026 – Tel. 916- 319-2079 Staff: Antonio DiMartino [email protected] CCWRO & WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would provide that any person meeting the federal work participation rates shall not be sanctioned and shall receive supportive services. KILLED Assembly Appropriations Committee. AB 1797 Lackey (R) & Weber (D) Room # – Tel. 916- 319-2036 Staff: Antoine Hage [email protected] SUPPORT In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) This bill would require the county to give IHSS applicants a confirmation number when applying Waiting for Senate Human Services Action AB 1809 – Lopez (D) Room # 5160 – Tel. 916- 319-2039 Staff: Kristi Lopez [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would eliminate any asset test for the CalWORKs program. Waiting for Assembly floor action AB 1994 – Lopez (D) Room # 5160 – Tel. 916- 319-2039 Staff: Kristi Lopez [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would give any CalWORKs recipient without a high school diploma the option of enrolling in a GED program that would provide a $500 bonus for obtaining a GED Certificate similar to the CalLearn Program KILLED Assembly Appropriations Committee. Bill Sponsor & CCWRO Position Bill Description Next Steps AB 2057 – Stone (D) Room # 4139 – Tel. 916-319-2077 Staff: Gabriel Villarreal [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs – This is a spot bill relative to CalFresh application Waiting for Assembly floor action AB 2058 – Mayes (R) Room # 3104 – Tel. 916- 319-2042 Staff: Joshua White [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would give CalWORKs recipient a bonus for attaining a high school diploma, AA degree or a BA while receiving CalWORKS. KILLED Assembly Appropriations Committee. AB 2062 – Lopez (D) Room # 5160 – Tel. 916- 319-2039 Staff: Jasmine Kullar [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT This bill would not assess an overpayment for CalWORKs for the month following the month of the change, like CalFresh. Waiting for Senate Human Services Action AB 2151 – Chu (D) Room # 5175 – Tel. 916- 319-2025 Staff: Robert Mason [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would give a CalWORKs recipient additional money for a special diet due to a medical condition. KILLED Assembly Appropriations Committee. AB 2346 Baker (R) Room # 4153 – Tel. 916- 319-2016 Staff: Faith Lane [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT State Hearings – This bill would authorize respondents of a state hearing available electronically. Waiting for Senate Human Services Action AB 2448 Burke (D) Room # 5144 – Tel. 916- 319-2062 Staff: Allison Ruff [email protected] CWDA SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would allow counties to allow WtW participants engage in pre-postsecondary educational activities before being required to attend job club that would not count against the 24-month clock. Passed Senate Human Services AB 2631 – Santiago (D) Room # 5119 – Tel. 916- 319-2053 Staff: Jaspreet Johl [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would repeal the once-in-a-lifetime limitation for homeless assistance and provide temporary homeless assistance for 30 days. KILLED Assembly Appropriations Committee. Senate Human Services Committee Mareva Brown, Principle Committee Consultant [email protected] Taryn Smith, Committee Consultant [email protected] Mark Teemer, Committee Secretary [email protected] Phone (916) 651-1524 Fax (916) 266-9350 1020 N St. Suite 521, Sacramento, CA 95814 Joe Parra, Republican Committee Consultant [email protected] Phone (916) 651-1501 Fax (916) 445-33105 1020 N St. Suite 234, Sacramento, CA 95814 Senate Member Human Services Staff Senator Mike McGuire,- (D) – Chair Phone: 651-4002 Fax: 651-4902 Room # 5064 Kelly Burns [email protected] Senator Tom Berryhill (R) – Vice Chair) Phone: 651-4014 Fax: 651-4914 Room # 3076 Matt. Galligher – [email protected] Senator Carol Liu – (D) Phone: 651-4025 Fax: 651-4925 Room # 5097 Darcel Sanders [email protected] Senator Loni Hancock (D) Phone: 651-4009 Fax: 651-4909 Room # 2080 Marla Cowan [email protected] Senator Janet Nguyen (R) Phone: 651-4023 Fax: 651-4923 Room # 3048 Emilye Reeb [email protected] SENATE BILLS Bill Number Author Sponsor Bill Description Next Steps SB 23- Mitchell(D) Room # 4082 916-651-4026 Luan Huynh [email protected] EBCL and WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would repeal the Maximum Family Grant (MFG) rule. Assembly floor. Next stop. Governor’s Desk SB904- Hertzberg (D) Room # 4038 916-651-4018 Elizabeth Bojorquez [email protected] CCWRO, WCLP & CAHC SUPPORT CalFresh – This bill would require the State to seek available federal waivers for able-bodied adults without children. KILLED Senate Appropriations Committee. SB 947- Pan (D) Room # 4070 916-651-4006 Staff: Darin Walsh [email protected] CCWRO CWDA WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would give the county the option to do electronic application interviews. Waiting for Senate floor action SB 1232- Leno (D) Room # 5100 916-651-4011 Staff: Sunday Balalis [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalFresh – This bill would give the require the county to provide an adequate notice of action for any negative action resulting from a credit report. Waiting for Senate floor action SB 1339- Monning (D) Room # 313 916-651-4017 Staff: Ryan Guillen [email protected] CCWRO and WCLP United Way of California SUPPORT CalWORKs\/CalFresh\/ Medi-Cal – This bill would simplify the inter-county-transfer process for CalWORKs by not requiring an interview for the transfer and assure that Medi-Cal coverage is seamless. Waiting for Senate floor action SB 1373- Stone (R) Room # 4062 916-651-4028 Staff: Bijan Mehryar [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT CalWORKs Welfare-to-Work – This bill would require that WtW participant be issued standard payments $100 and $500 a semester for full college students and $250 for part-time students. Participant shall have the option of claiming actual expenses if they present evidence of necessary costs. KILLED Senate Appropriations Committee. Assembly Appropriations Committee Jennifer Swenson, Principal Consultant Human Services [email protected] Phone – 916.319.2081 fax 916.319.2181 Room # 2114 Republican Consultant Julie Souliere, [email protected] 916-319-2637 Room 6027 Committee Members Office Phone Fax Lorena Gonzales (D) Chair Room 2114 (916) 319-2051 (916) 319-2080 Frank Bigelow – (R)(Vice Chair) Room 6027 (916) 319-2005 (916) 319-2105 Richard Bloom – (D) Room 2003 (916) 319-2050 (916) 319-2150 Susan A. Bonilla – (D) Room 4140 (916) 319-2014 (916) 319-2114 Rob Bonta – (D) Room 6005 (916) 319-2018 (916) 319-2118 Ian C. Calderon – (D) Room 2148 (916) 319-2057 (916) 319-2157 Ling Ling Chang- (R) Room 3149 (916) 319-2055 (916) 319-2155 Tom Daly – (D) Room 3126 (916) 319-2069 (916) 319-2169 Susan Talamantes Eggman – (D) Room 3173 (916) 319-2013 (916) 319-2113 James Gallagher – (R) Room 5128 (916) 319-2003 (916) 319-2103 Eduardo Garcia – (D) Room 4162 (916) 319-2056 (916) 319-2156 Chris R. Holden – (D) Room 319 (916) 319-2041 (916) 319-2141 Brian W. Jones – (R) Room 3141 (916) 319-2071 (916) 319-2071 Bill Quirk – (D) Room 2163 (916) 319-2020 (916) 319-2120 Donald P. Wagner – (R) Room 3098 (916) 319-2068 (916) 319-2168 Shirley N. Weber – (D) Room 6026 (916) 319-2079 (916) 319-2179 Jim Wood – (D) Room 5164 (916) 319-2002 (916) 319-2102 Senate Appropriations Committee Jolie Onodera, Consultant Human Services [email protected] Phone 916-651-4101 Fax 916-651-4901 Room # 2206 Republican Consultant – Shantele Denny- [email protected] 916-651-1501 1020 N Street, Suite 234, Sacramento, CA 95814 Committee Member Room Phone Fax Senator Ricardo Lara – (D) (Chair) 5050 (916) 651-4033 (916) 651-4933 Senator Patricia Bates – (R) (Vice Chair) 4048 (916) 651-4036 (916) 651-4936 Senator Jim Beall – (D) 5066 (916) 651-4015 (916) 651-4915 Senator Jerry Hill – (D) 5035 (916) 651-4013 (916) 651-4913 Senator Connie Leyva – (D) 4061 (916) 651-4020 (916) 651-4920 Senator Tony Mendoza – (D) 5061 (916) 651-4032 (916) 651-4932 Senator Jim Nielsen – (R) 2068 (916) 651-4004 (916) 651-4904 Joint Budget Conference Committee Conference Committee Members Staff Philip Ting- (D) Chair Phone: 319-2019 Fax: 319-2119 Room #6028 Nicole Vasquez, Democratic Committee Consultant Phone: 319- Fax: 323-8386 Room #: 5019 Email: [email protected] Jay Obernolte- (R) Phone: 319-2033 Fax: 319-2133 Room #: 4116 Eric Swanson, Republican Committee Consultant Phone: 319-3900 Fax: 319-3902 1020 N Street, Room #400 Email: [email protected] TBD Mark Leno- (D) Co-Chair Phone: 651-4011 Fax: 651-4911 Room #: 5100 Theresa Pena, Democratic Committee Consultant Phone: 651-4103 Fax: 323-8386 Room #: 5019 Email: [email protected] Jim Nielsen (R) Co- Chair Phone: 651-4004 Fax: 651-4904 Room #: 2068 Kirk Feely, Republican Committee Consultant Phone: 651-1501 Fax: 323-8386 1020 N Street, Room #234 Email: [email protected] TBD LEGISLATIVE CALENDAR FOR 2016 REGULAR SESSION May 30 June 3 \u2014Floor Session Only. No committee may meet for any purpose (J.R. 61(a)(7)). June 3 \u2014Last day for bills to be passed out of the house of origin (J.R. 61(a)(8)). June 8 \u2014Committee meetings may resume (J.R. 61(a)(9)). June 15 \u2014Budget must be passed by midnight (Art. IV, Sec. 12 (c)(3)). July 4 \u2014Independence Day. July 15 \u2014Last day for policy committees to meet and report bills (J.R. 61(a)(10)). Summer Recess begins at the end of this day’s session, provided the Budget has been enacted (J.R. 51(a)(3)). Aug. 15 \u2014Legislature reconvenes from Summer Recess (J.R. 51(a)(3)). Aug. 26 \u2014Last day for fiscal committees to meet and report bills to the Floor (J.R. 61(a) (11)). Aug. 29 Sep.9\u2014Floor Session only. No committees, other than Conference Committees and Rules Committee, may meet for any purpose (J.R. 61(a)(12)). Sep. 2 \u2014Last day to amend bills on the Floor (J.R. 61(a)(13)). Sep. 5 \u2014Labor Day. Sep. 9 \u2014Last day for each house to pass bills (J.R. 61(a)(14)). Interim Study Recess begins at the end of this day’s session (J.R. 51(a)(4)). Oct. 7 \u2014Last day for Governor to sign or veto bills passed by the Legislature on or before Sep. 11 and in the Governor’s possession after Sep. 11 (Art. IV, Sec. 10(b)(1) CCWRO Services The Coalition of California Welfare Rights Organizations, Inc. (CCWRO) is a state- wide nonprofit organization providing support services to qualified legal service field programs (QLSPs) funded by the Legal Services Trust Fund Commission. CCWRO has been providing support services for the past 35 years. CCWRO provides consultation, information and representation for IOLTA qualified legal services programs regarding public benefit programs such as: CalWORKs, CalFresh, also known as Food Stamps or SNAP, General Assistance and General Relief, SSI , Welfare to Work and other Public Assistance Programs. CCWRO maintains current information on the status of pending or recently proposed and enacted state and federal legislation and regulations. CCWRO collects, monitors and disseminates statistical information relating to public assistance programs throughout California to legal services programs statewide. CCWRO provides public benefits training upon request depending on availability of staff. Programs Covered * CalWORKs * Cash Assistance to Immigrants (CAPI) * Child Care * Child Support * CalFresh, also known as Food Stamps or SNAP * General Assistance\/ General Relief * In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) * Medi-Cal * Refugee Cash Assistance (RCA) * Welfare Immigration * SSI eligibility issues * Welfare-to-Work (WtW) Services CCWRO provides: – Immediate response to questions from legal services programs regarding public benefit programs, laws and regulations. – Collects and disperses statistical information and analysis on the public assistance programs, including statistical information upon request from qualified legal services program. – Provide status information on pending state legislation and regulations. – Legislative Advocacy – Administrative Advocacy – Co-counsel on administrative lawsuits. – Client representation assistance at fair hearings. CCWRO Staff Kevin Aslanian, Executive Director, Legislative Advocate, Public Benefits Specialist Email: [email protected] Phone: 916-712-0071 Grace Galligher, Directing Attorney Public Benefits Email: [email protected] Phone: 916-947-1037 Daphne Maclin, Advocate Email: [email protected] Phone: 916-613-8586 ”

“[image: Description: Description: CCWRO Logo]CCWRO California Public Benefits Legislative Bill & Budget Action Tracker #2016-10 Human Services 2016-2017 Budget Conference Committee Issues Assembly Senate CalWORKs Diaper Assistance Provided $16 million General Fund to provide a $50 per month per child voucher for diaper purchases for CalWORKs Welfare-to-Work participants with infant and toddler children. Homeless Assistance Program Provided $2.4 million General Fund to lift the once-in-a-lifetime restriction on HAP benefits for CalWORKs families near or in homelessness. CalFresh Maximize Recertification Period Adopted language standardizing the ability for counties to provide for the longest period of continuous CalFresh benefits for qualified recipients, with flexibility to tailor for cases where a shorter period is foreseen. No provision No provision No provision No provision No provision No provision SSI\/SSP Grant Increases Provided $44 million to increase grants by $10 per month effective January 1, 2017 (in place of the January cost of living adjustment (COLA) included in the Administration’s proposal). SSI\/SSP Outreach for Enrollment Provided $50 million General Fund on a one-time basis to fund a SSI Disability Advocacy program. Statewide Emergency Food Assistance Provided $2 million General Fund to purchase additional meals for distribution at food banks throughout the state. 3 May 28, 2016 – CCWRO Welfare Bill and Budget Action Tracker – #2016-08 Assembly Human Services Committee Daphne Hunt, Principle Consultant [email protected] Kelsy Castillo, Committee Consultant [email protected] Irene Frausto, Committee Secretary – [email protected] Phone (916) 319-2089 Fax (916) 319-2189 1020 N St., Suite 124, Sacramento, CA 95814 Mary Bellamy, Republican Committee Consultant [email protected] Phone (916) 319-3900 Fax (916) 319-3902 1020 N St., Suite 400, Sacramento, CA 95814 Assembly Committee Member Human Services Staff Susan Bonilla-Chair (D) Phone: 916-319-2014 Fax: 916-319-2114 Room # 4140 Luis Quinonez [email protected] Shannon Grove-Vice Chair (R) Phone: 916-319-2034 Fax: 916-319-2142 Room # 4208 Olga Shilo [email protected] Joaquin Arambula (D) Phone: 916-319-2031 Fax: 916-319-2131 Room # 5164 Hans Hemann- [email protected] Patty Lopez (D) Phone: 916-319-2039 Fax: 916-319-2139 Room # 5160 Kristi Lopez [email protected] Mark Stone (D) Phone: 916-319-2025 Fax: 916-319-2125 Room # 5175 Arianna Smith – [email protected] Brian Maienschein – (R) Phone: 916-319-2077 Fax: 916-319-2177 Room # 3098 Erin Donnette [email protected] Tony Thurmond- (D) Phone: 916-319-2015 Fax: 916-319-2115 Room # 5150 Rodolfo Rivera Aquino – [email protected] ASSEMBLY BILLS Bill Sponsor & CCWRO Position Bill Description Next Steps AB 492 Gonzalez (D) Room # 6013 Tel. 916-319-2080 Staff: Andrea SanMiguel [email protected] Support CalWORKs Would require counties to issue $50 ancillary services for diapers on an EBT card. Waiting Senate Appropriations Committee Action AB 1742- Stone (D) Room # 4139 – Tel. 916-319-2077 Staff: Gabriel Villarreal [email protected] WCLP & CCWRO SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would restore the 60-month time limit. It would also increase the earned income disregard to $450 plus 70% of the reminder. Waiting for Assembly floor action AB 1747 – Weber (D) Room # 6026 – Tel. 916- 319-2079 Staff: Marcus McKinney [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalFresh This bill would make food available to college students eligible for CalFresh in various ways. Waiting for Assembly floor action AB 1770 – Alejo – (D) Room #2196 – Tel. 916–319-2030 Staff: Paco Torres [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs\/CalFresh This is a spot bill. Waiting for Assembly floor action AB 1790 – Weber (D) Room # 6026 – Tel. 916- 319-2079 Staff: Antonio DiMartino [email protected] CCWRO & WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would provide that any person meeting the federal work participation rates shall not be sanctioned and shall receive supportive services. KILLED Assembly Appropriations Committee. AB 1797 Lackey (R) & Weber (D) Room # – Tel. 916- 319-2036 Staff: Antoine Hage [email protected] SUPPORT In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) This bill would require the county to give IHSS applicants a confirmation number when applying Senate Human Services Action [bookmark: _GoBack]June 14, 2016 @1:30 pm AB 1809 – Lopez (D) Room # 5160 – Tel. 916- 319-2039 Staff: Kristi Lopez [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would eliminate any asset test for the CalWORKs program. Waiting for Assembly floor action AB 1994 – Lopez (D) Room # 5160 – Tel. 916- 319-2039 Staff: Kristi Lopez [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would give any CalWORKs recipient without a high school diploma the option of enrolling in a GED program that would provide a $500 bonus for obtaining a GED Certificate similar to the CalLearn Program KILLED Assembly Appropriations Committee. Bill Sponsor & CCWRO Position Bill Description Next Steps AB 2057 – Stone (D) Room # 4139 – Tel. 916-319-2077 Staff: Gabriel Villarreal [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs – This is a spot bill relative to CalFresh application Waiting for Assembly floor action AB 2058 – Mayes (R) Room # 3104 – Tel. 916- 319-2042 Staff: Joshua White [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would give CalWORKs recipient a bonus for attaining a high school diploma, AA degree or a BA while receiving CalWORKS. KILLED Assembly Appropriations Committee. AB 2062 – Lopez (D) Room # 5160 – Tel. 916- 319-2039 Staff: Jasmine Kullar [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT This bill would not assess an overpayment for CalWORKs for the month following the month of the change, like CalFresh. Waiting for Senate Human Services Action AB 2151 – Chu (D) Room # 5175 – Tel. 916- 319-2025 Staff: Robert Mason [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would give a CalWORKs recipient additional money for a special diet due to a medical condition. KILLED Assembly Appropriations Committee. AB 2346 Baker (R) Room # 4153 – Tel. 916- 319-2016 Staff: Faith Lane [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT State Hearings – This bill would authorize respondents of a state hearing available electronically. Waiting for Senate Human Services Action AB 2448 Burke (D) Room # 5144 – Tel. 916- 319-2062 Staff: Allison Ruff [email protected] CWDA SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would allow counties to allow WtW participants engage in pre-postsecondary educational activities before being required to attend job club that would not count against the 24-month clock. Passed Senate Human Services AB 2631 – Santiago (D) Room # 5119 – Tel. 916- 319-2053 Staff: Jaspreet Johl [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would repeal the once-in-a-lifetime limitation for homeless assistance and provide temporary homeless assistance for 30 days. KILLED Assembly Appropriations Committee. Senate Human Services Committee Mareva Brown, Principle Committee Consultant [email protected] Taryn Smith, Committee Consultant [email protected] Mark Teemer, Committee Secretary [email protected] Phone (916) 651-1524 Fax (916) 266-9350 1020 N St. Suite 521, Sacramento, CA 95814 Joe Parra, Republican Committee Consultant [email protected] Phone (916) 651-1501 Fax (916) 445-33105 1020 N St. Suite 234, Sacramento, CA 95814 Senate Member Human Services Staff Senator Mike McGuire,- (D) – Chair Phone: 651-4002 Fax: 651-4902 Room # 5064 Kelly Burns [email protected] Senator Tom Berryhill (R) – Vice Chair) Phone: 651-4014 Fax: 651-4914 Room # 3076 Matt. Galligher – [email protected] Senator Carol Liu – (D) Phone: 651-4025 Fax: 651-4925 Room # 5097 Darcel Sanders [email protected] Senator Loni Hancock (D) Phone: 651-4009 Fax: 651-4909 Room # 2080 Marla Cowan [email protected] Senator Janet Nguyen (R) Phone: 651-4023 Fax: 651-4923 Room # 3048 Emilye Reeb [email protected] SENATE BILLS Bill Number Author Sponsor Bill Description Next Steps SB 23- Mitchell(D) Room # 4082 916-651-4026 Luan Huynh [email protected] EBCL and WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would repeal the Maximum Family Grant (MFG) rule. Assembly floor. Next stop. Governor’s Desk SB904- Hertzberg (D) Room # 4038 916-651-4018 Elizabeth Bojorquez [email protected] CCWRO, WCLP & CAHC SUPPORT CalFresh – This bill would require the State to seek available federal waivers for able-bodied adults without children. KILLED Senate Appropriations Committee. SB 947- Pan (D) Room # 4070 916-651-4006 Staff: Darin Walsh [email protected] CCWRO CWDA WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would give the county the option to do electronic application interviews. Waiting for Senate floor action SB 1232- Leno (D) Room # 5100 916-651-4011 Staff: Sunday Balalis [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalFresh – This bill would give the require the county to provide an adequate notice of action for any negative action resulting from a credit report. Waiting for Senate floor action SB 1339- Monning (D) Room # 313 916-651-4017 Staff: Ryan Guillen [email protected] CCWRO and WCLP United Way of California SUPPORT CalWORKs\/CalFresh\/ Medi-Cal – This bill would simplify the inter-county-transfer process for CalWORKs by not requiring an interview for the transfer and assure that Medi-Cal coverage is seamless. Waiting for Senate floor action SB 1373- Stone (R) Room # 4062 916-651-4028 Staff: Bijan Mehryar [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT CalWORKs Welfare-to-Work – This bill would require that WtW participant be issued standard payments $100 and $500 a semester for full college students and $250 for part-time students. Participant shall have the option of claiming actual expenses if they present evidence of necessary costs. KILLED Senate Appropriations Committee. Assembly Appropriations Committee Jennifer Swenson, Principal Consultant Human Services [email protected] Phone – 916.319.2081 fax 916.319.2181 Room # 2114 Republican Consultant Julie Souliere, [email protected] 916-319-2637 Room 6027 Committee Members Office Phone Fax Lorena Gonzales (D) Chair Room 2114 (916) 319-2051 (916) 319-2080 Frank Bigelow – (R)(Vice Chair) Room 6027 (916) 319-2005 (916) 319-2105 Richard Bloom – (D) Room 2003 (916) 319-2050 (916) 319-2150 Susan A. Bonilla – (D) Room 4140 (916) 319-2014 (916) 319-2114 Rob Bonta – (D) Room 6005 (916) 319-2018 (916) 319-2118 Ian C. Calderon – (D) Room 2148 (916) 319-2057 (916) 319-2157 Ling Ling Chang- (R) Room 3149 (916) 319-2055 (916) 319-2155 Tom Daly – (D) Room 3126 (916) 319-2069 (916) 319-2169 Susan Talamantes Eggman – (D) Room 3173 (916) 319-2013 (916) 319-2113 James Gallagher – (R) Room 5128 (916) 319-2003 (916) 319-2103 Eduardo Garcia – (D) Room 4162 (916) 319-2056 (916) 319-2156 Chris R. Holden – (D) Room 319 (916) 319-2041 (916) 319-2141 Brian W. Jones – (R) Room 3141 (916) 319-2071 (916) 319-2071 Bill Quirk – (D) Room 2163 (916) 319-2020 (916) 319-2120 Donald P. Wagner – (R) Room 3098 (916) 319-2068 (916) 319-2168 Shirley N. Weber – (D) Room 6026 (916) 319-2079 (916) 319-2179 Jim Wood – (D) Room 5164 (916) 319-2002 (916) 319-2102 Senate Appropriations Committee Jolie Onodera, Consultant Human Services [email protected] Phone 916-651-4101 Fax 916-651-4901 Room # 2206 Republican Consultant – Shantele Denny- [email protected] 916-651-1501 1020 N Street, Suite 234, Sacramento, CA 95814 Committee Member Room Phone Fax Senator Ricardo Lara – (D) (Chair) 5050 (916) 651-4033 (916) 651-4933 Senator Patricia Bates – (R) (Vice Chair) 4048 (916) 651-4036 (916) 651-4936 Senator Jim Beall – (D) 5066 (916) 651-4015 (916) 651-4915 Senator Jerry Hill – (D) 5035 (916) 651-4013 (916) 651-4913 Senator Connie Leyva – (D) 4061 (916) 651-4020 (916) 651-4920 Senator Tony Mendoza – (D) 5061 (916) 651-4032 (916) 651-4932 Senator Jim Nielsen – (R) 2068 (916) 651-4004 (916) 651-4904 Joint Budget Conference Committee Conference Committee Members Staff Philip Ting- (D) Chair Phone: 319-2019 Fax: 319-2119 Room #6028 Nicole Vasquez, Democratic Committee Consultant Phone: 319- Fax: 323-8386 Room #: 5019 Email: [email protected] Lorena Gonzales- (D) Phone: 319-2080 Fax: 319-2180 Room #: 2114 Jennifer Swenson, Principal Consultant Phone: 319-2080 Fax: 319-2180 Email: [email protected] Richard Bloom-(D) Phone: 319-2050 Fax: 319-2150 Room #: 2003 Sean Macneil, Chief of Staff Phone: 319-2050 Fax: 319-2150 Email: [email protected] Jay Obernolte- (R) Phone: 319-2033 Fax: 319-2133 Room #: 4116 Tesesa Trujillo, Chief of Staff Phone: 319-2033 Fax: 319-2133 Email: [email protected] Kristin Olsen- (R) Phone: 319-2033 Fax: 319-2133 Room #: 4116 Allison Wescott, Capitol Director Phone: 319-2012 Fax: 319-2112 Email: [email protected] Mark Leno- (D) Co-Chair Phone: 651-4011 Fax: 651-4911 Room #: 5100 Theresa Pena, Democratic Committee Consultant Phone: 651-4103 Fax: 323-8386 Room #: 5019Email: [email protected] Ricardo Lara (D) Phone: 651-4033 Fax: 651-4933 Room #: 5050 John Nam, Consultant Phone: 651-4033 Fax:651-4933 Email: [email protected] Loni Hancock (D) Phone: 651-4009 Fax: 651-4909 Room # 2080 Marla Cowan, Consultant Phone: 651-4009 Fax:651-4909 Email: [email protected] Jim Nielsen (R) Phone: 651-4004 Fax: 651-4904 Room #: 2068 Jennifer Teasdale, Legislative Director Phone: 651-4004 Fax:651-4904 Email: [email protected] Patricia Bates (R) Phone: 651-4036 Fax: 651-4936 Room #: 4048 Kevin Bassert, Chief of Staff Phone: 651-4036 Fax:651-4936 Email: [email protected] LEGISLATIVE CALENDAR FOR 2016 REGULAR SESSION May 30 June 3 \u2014Floor Session Only. No committee may meet for any purpose (J.R. 61(a)(7)). June 3 \u2014Last day for bills to be passed out of the house of origin (J.R. 61(a)(8)). June 8 \u2014Committee meetings may resume (J.R. 61(a)(9)). June 15 \u2014Budget must be passed by midnight (Art. IV, Sec. 12 (c)(3)). July 4 \u2014Independence Day. July 15 \u2014Last day for policy committees to meet and report bills (J.R. 61(a)(10)). Summer Recess begins at the end of this day’s session, provided the Budget has been enacted (J.R. 51(a)(3)). Aug. 15 \u2014Legislature reconvenes from Summer Recess (J.R. 51(a)(3)). Aug. 26 \u2014Last day for fiscal committees to meet and report bills to the Floor (J.R. 61(a) (11)). Aug. 29 Sep.9\u2014Floor Session only. No committees, other than Conference Committees and Rules Committee, may meet for any purpose (J.R. 61(a)(12)). Sep. 2 \u2014Last day to amend bills on the Floor (J.R. 61(a)(13)). Sep. 5 \u2014Labor Day. Sep. 9 \u2014Last day for each house to pass bills (J.R. 61(a)(14)). Interim Study Recess begins at the end of this day’s session (J.R. 51(a)(4)). Oct. 7 \u2014Last day for Governor to sign or veto bills passed by the Legislature on or before Sep. 11 and in the Governor’s possession after Sep. 11 (Art. IV, Sec. 10(b)(1) CCWRO Services The Coalition of California Welfare Rights Organizations, Inc. (CCWRO) is a state- wide nonprofit organization providing support services to qualified legal service field programs (QLSPs) funded by the Legal Services Trust Fund Commission. CCWRO has been providing support services for the past 35 years. CCWRO provides consultation, information and representation for IOLTA qualified legal services programs regarding public benefit programs such as: CalWORKs, CalFresh, also known as Food Stamps or SNAP, General Assistance and General Relief, SSI , Welfare to Work and other Public Assistance Programs. CCWRO maintains current information on the status of pending or recently proposed and enacted state and federal legislation and regulations. CCWRO collects, monitors and disseminates statistical information relating to public assistance programs throughout California to legal services programs statewide. CCWRO provides public benefits training upon request depending on availability of staff. Programs Covered * CalWORKs * Cash Assistance to Immigrants (CAPI) * Child Care * Child Support * CalFresh, also known as Food Stamps or SNAP * General Assistance\/ General Relief * In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) * Medi-Cal * Refugee Cash Assistance (RCA) * Welfare Immigration * SSI eligibility issues * Welfare-to-Work (WtW) Services CCWRO provides: – Immediate response to questions from legal services programs regarding public benefit programs, laws and regulations. – Collects and disperses statistical information and analysis on the public assistance programs, including statistical information upon request from qualified legal services program. – Provide status information on pending state legislation and regulations. – Legislative Advocacy – Administrative Advocacy – Co-counsel on administrative lawsuits. – Client representation assistance at fair hearings. CCWRO Staff Kevin Aslanian, Executive Director, Legislative Advocate, Public Benefits Specialist Email: [email protected] Phone: 916-712-0071 Grace Galligher, Directing Attorney Public Benefits Email: [email protected] Phone: 916-947-1037 Daphne Maclin, Advocate Email: [email protected] Phone: 916-613-8586 ”

“[image: Description: Description: CCWRO Logo]CCWRO California Public Benefits Legislative Bill & Budget Action Tracker #2016-11 AB 1603- Public Social Services Omnibus Bill 6 June 17, 2016 – CCWRO Welfare Bill and Budget Action Tracker – #2016-11 SEC. 5 Provides that after 48 months the county has the option of providing WtW services for participation in community service or subsidized employment. SEC. 10. – This section provides that any participant making satisfactory progress in a Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Program (P.L. 113-128) shall be deemed to be in compliance with the federal and state work participation hour requirements. SEC. 12. This section provides that counties have the option to provides 12 more months of supportive services, in addition to the 12 months available when the participant stops receiving CalWORKs, if it is needed to retain the subsidized employment. SEC. 16. This section eliminated the once-in-a-lifetime limitation for homeless assistance with once a year. Effective Date: 1-1-17 SEC. 17. This section provides for a 1.43% increase in CalWORKs benefits. Effective Date: 1-10-16 SEC. 18. This section repeals the maximum family grant. Effective Date: 1-1-17. SEC. 22. This section would give SSI recipients a 2.76% increase for the SSP portion of the SSI grant. Effective Date: 1-1-17 SEC. 30. This section provides that counties shall provide CalFresh recipients with the maximum certification periods allowable under federal law, but those certification periods may be shortened on a case-by-case basis and not through a countywide policy basis. Effective the day that the bill is signed into law. SEC. 32. This section gives counties $50 million dollars to operate a Housing and Disability Income Advocacy Program. [bookmark: _GoBack] Assembly Human Services Committee Daphne Hunt, Principle Consultant [email protected] Kelsy Castillo, Committee Consultant [email protected] Irene Frausto, Committee Secretary – [email protected] Phone (916) 319-2089 Fax (916) 319-2189 1020 N St., Suite 124, Sacramento, CA 95814 Mary Bellamy, Republican Committee Consultant [email protected] Phone (916) 319-3900 Fax (916) 319-3902 1020 N St., Suite 400, Sacramento, CA 95814 Assembly Committee Member Human Services Staff Susan Bonilla-Chair (D) Phone: 916-319-2014 Fax: 916-319-2114 Room # 4140 Luis Quinonez [email protected] Shannon Grove-Vice Chair (R) Phone: 916-319-2034 Fax: 916-319-2142 Room # 4208 Olga Shilo [email protected] Joaquin Arambula (D) Phone: 916-319-2031 Fax: 916-319-2131 Room # 5164 Hans Hemann- [email protected] Patty Lopez (D) Phone: 916-319-2039 Fax: 916-319-2139 Room # 5160 Kristi Lopez [email protected] Mark Stone (D) Phone: 916-319-2025 Fax: 916-319-2125 Room # 5175 Arianna Smith – [email protected] Brian Maienschein – (R) Phone: 916-319-2077 Fax: 916-319-2177 Room # 3098 Erin Donnette [email protected] Tony Thurmond- (D) Phone: 916-319-2015 Fax: 916-319-2115 Room # 5150 Rodolfo Rivera Aquino – [email protected] ASSEMBLY BILLS Bill Sponsor & CCWRO Position Bill Description Next Steps AB 492 Gonzalez (D) Room # 6013 Tel. 916-319-2080 Staff: Andrea SanMiguel [email protected] Support CalWORKs Would require counties to issue $50 ancillary services for diapers on an EBT card. Waiting Senate Appropriations Committee Action AB 1742- Stone (D) Room # 4139 – Tel. 916-319-2077 Staff: Gabriel Villarreal [email protected] WCLP & CCWRO SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would also increase the earned income disregard to $450 plus 70% of the reminder. Senate Human Services Action June 28, 2016 @1:30 pm AB 1747 – Weber (D) Room # 6026 – Tel. 916- 319-2079 Staff: Marcus McKinney [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalFresh This bill would make food available to college students eligible for CalFresh in various ways. Senate Human Services Action June 28, 2016 @1:30 pm AB 1770 – Alejo – (D) Room #2196 – Tel. 916–319-2030 Staff: Paco Torres [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalFresh This bill would provide CalFresh benefits to any persons lawfully residing in the USA. Senate Human Services Action June 28, 2016 @1:30 pm AB 1797 Lackey (R) & Weber (D) Room # – Tel. 916- 319-2036 Staff: Antoine Hage [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) This bill would require the county to give IHSS applicants a confirmation number when applying Senate Appropriations Committee AB 1809 – Lopez (D) Room # 5160 – Tel. 916- 319-2039 Staff: Kristi Lopez [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would eliminate any asset test for the CalWORKs program. Senate Human Services Committee June 28, 2016 @1:30 pm AB 2057 – Stone (D) Room # 4139 – Tel. 916-319-2077 Staff: Gabriel Villarreal [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This would exempt victims of domestic violence from participating in CalFresh work programs. Senate Appropriations Committee AB 2062 – Lopez (D) Room # 5160 – Tel. 916- 319-2039 Staff: Jasmine Kullar [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT This bill would not assess an overpayment for CalWORKs for the month following the month of the change, like CalFresh. Senate Appropriations Committee AB 2346 Baker (R) Room # 4153 – Tel. 916- 319-2016 Staff: Faith Lane [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT State Hearings – This bill would require counties to make the state hearing position statements available electronically to claimants upon request. Senate Human Services Committee June 28, 2016 @1:30 pm AB 2448 Burke (D) Room # 5144 – Tel. 916- 319-2062 Staff: Allison Ruff [email protected] CWDA SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would allow counties to allow WtW participants engage in pre-postsecondary educational activities before being required to attend job club that would not count against the 24-month clock. Passed Senate Human Services AJR 35 Brown (D) Room # 2136 – Tel. 916- 319-2047 Staff: Esther Jiminez [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT This bill would urge Congress to approve the needed waivers to efficiently end the SSI food Stamp cash-out. Senate Human Services Committee June 28, 2016 @1:30 pm Senate Human Services Committee Mareva Brown, Principle Committee Consultant [email protected] Taryn Smith, Committee Consultant [email protected] Mark Teemer, Committee Secretary [email protected] Phone (916) 651-1524 Fax (916) 266-9350 1020 N St. Suite 521, Sacramento, CA 95814 Joe Parra, Republican Committee Consultant [email protected] Phone (916) 651-1501 Fax (916) 445-33105 1020 N St. Suite 234, Sacramento, CA 95814 Senate Member Human Services Staff Senator Mike McGuire,- (D) – Chair Phone: 651-4002 Fax: 651-4902 Room # 5064 Kelly Burns [email protected] Senator Tom Berryhill (R) – Vice Chair) Phone: 651-4014 Fax: 651-4914 Room # 3076 Matt. Galligher – [email protected] Senator Carol Liu – (D) Phone: 651-4025 Fax: 651-4925 Room # 5097 Darcel Sanders [email protected] Senator Loni Hancock (D) Phone: 651-4009 Fax: 651-4909 Room # 2080 Marla Cowan [email protected] Senator Janet Nguyen (R) Phone: 651-4034 Fax: 651-4934 Room # 3048 Cameron Demetre [email protected] SENATE BILLS Bill Number Author Sponsor Bill Description Next Steps SB 23- Mitchell(D) Room # 4082 916-651-4026 Luan Huynh [email protected] EBCL WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would repeal the Maximum Family Grant (MFG) rule. Assembly floor. Next stop. Governor’s Desk SB 947- Pan (D) Room # 4070 916-651-4006 Staff: Darin Walsh [email protected] CCWRO CWDA WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would give the county the option to do electronic application interviews. Assembly Human Services Committee June 28, 2016 @1:30 pm SB 1232- Leno (D) Room # 5100 916-651-4011 Staff: Sunday Balalis [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalFresh – This bill would give the require the county to provide an adequate notice of action for any negative action resulting from a credit report. Assembly Human Services Committee June 28, 2016 SB 1339- Monning (D) Room # 313 916-651-4017 Staff: Ryan Guillen [email protected] CCWRO WCLP United Way of California SUPPORT CalWORKs\/CalFresh\/ Medi-Cal – This bill would simplify the inter-county-transfer process for CalWORKs by not requiring an interview for the transfer and assure that Medi-Cal coverage is seamless. Assembly Human Services Committee June 28, 2016 Assembly Appropriations Committee Jennifer Swenson, Principal Consultant Human Services [email protected] Phone – 916.319.2081 fax 916.319.2181 Room # 2114 Republican Consultant Julie Souliere, [email protected] 916-319-2637 Room 6027 Committee Members Office Phone Fax Lorena Gonzales (D) Chair Room 2114 (916) 319-2051 (916) 319-2080 Frank Bigelow – (R)(Vice Chair) Room 6027 (916) 319-2005 (916) 319-2105 Richard Bloom – (D) Room 2003 (916) 319-2050 (916) 319-2150 Susan A. Bonilla – (D) Room 4140 (916) 319-2014 (916) 319-2114 Rob Bonta – (D) Room 6005 (916) 319-2018 (916) 319-2118 Ian C. Calderon – (D) Room 2148 (916) 319-2057 (916) 319-2157 Ling Ling Chang- (R) Room 3149 (916) 319-2055 (916) 319-2155 Tom Daly – (D) Room 3126 (916) 319-2069 (916) 319-2169 Susan Talamantes Eggman – (D) Room 3173 (916) 319-2013 (916) 319-2113 James Gallagher – (R) Room 5128 (916) 319-2003 (916) 319-2103 Eduardo Garcia – (D) Room 4162 (916) 319-2056 (916) 319-2156 Chris R. Holden – (D) Room 319 (916) 319-2041 (916) 319-2141 Brian W. Jones – (R) Room 3141 (916) 319-2071 (916) 319-2071 Bill Quirk – (D) Room 2163 (916) 319-2020 (916) 319-2120 Donald P. Wagner – (R) Room 3098 (916) 319-2068 (916) 319-2168 Shirley N. Weber – (D) Room 6026 (916) 319-2079 (916) 319-2179 Jim Wood – (D) Room 5164 (916) 319-2002 (916) 319-2102 Senate Appropriations Committee Jolie Onodera, Consultant Human Services [email protected] Phone 916-651-4101 Fax 916-651-4901 Room # 2206 Republican Consultant – Shantele Denny- [email protected] 916-651-1501 1020 N Street, Suite 234, Sacramento, CA 95814 Committee Member Room Phone Fax Senator Ricardo Lara – (D) (Chair) 5050 (916) 651-4033 (916) 651-4933 Senator Patricia Bates – (R) (Vice Chair) 4048 (916) 651-4036 (916) 651-4936 Senator Jim Beall – (D) 5066 (916) 651-4015 (916) 651-4915 Senator Jerry Hill – (D) 5035 (916) 651-4013 (916) 651-4913 Senator Connie Leyva – (D) 4061 (916) 651-4020 (916) 651-4920 Senator Tony Mendoza – (D) 5061 (916) 651-4032 (916) 651-4932 Senator Jim Nielsen – (R) 2068 (916) 651-4004 (916) 651-4904 LEGISLATIVE CALENDAR FOR 2016 REGULAR SESSION May 30 June 3 \u2014Floor Session Only. No committee may meet for any purpose (J.R. 61(a)(7)). June 3 \u2014Last day for bills to be passed out of the house of origin (J.R. 61(a)(8)). June 8 \u2014Committee meetings may resume (J.R. 61(a)(9)). June 15 \u2014Budget must be passed by midnight (Art. IV, Sec. 12 (c)(3)). July 4 \u2014Independence Day. July 15 \u2014Last day for policy committees to meet and report bills (J.R. 61(a)(10)). Summer Recess begins at the end of this day’s session, provided the Budget has been enacted (J.R. 51(a)(3)). Aug. 15 \u2014Legislature reconvenes from Summer Recess (J.R. 51(a)(3)). Aug. 26 \u2014Last day for fiscal committees to meet and report bills to the Floor (J.R. 61(a) (11)). Aug. 29 Sep.9\u2014Floor Session only. No committees, other than Conference Committees and Rules Committee, may meet for any purpose (J.R. 61(a)(12)). Sep. 2 \u2014Last day to amend bills on the Floor (J.R. 61(a)(13)). Sep. 5 \u2014Labor Day. Sep. 9 \u2014Last day for each house to pass bills (J.R. 61(a)(14)). Interim Study Recess begins at the end of this day’s session (J.R. 51(a)(4)). Oct. 7 \u2014Last day for Governor to sign or veto bills passed by the Legislature on or before Sep. 11 and in the Governor’s possession after Sep. 11 (Art. IV, Sec. 10(b)(1) CCWRO Services The Coalition of California Welfare Rights Organizations, Inc. (CCWRO) is a state- wide nonprofit organization providing support services to qualified legal service field programs (QLSPs) funded by the Legal Services Trust Fund Commission. CCWRO has been providing support services for the past 35 years. CCWRO provides consultation, information and representation for IOLTA qualified legal services programs regarding public benefit programs such as: CalWORKs, CalFresh, also known as Food Stamps or SNAP, General Assistance and General Relief, SSI , Welfare to Work and other Public Assistance Programs. CCWRO maintains current information on the status of pending or recently proposed and enacted state and federal legislation and regulations. CCWRO collects, monitors and disseminates statistical information relating to public assistance programs throughout California to legal services programs statewide. CCWRO provides public benefits training upon request depending on availability of staff. Programs Covered * CalWORKs * Cash Assistance to Immigrants (CAPI) * Child Care * Child Support * CalFresh, also known as Food Stamps or SNAP * General Assistance\/ General Relief * In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) * Medi-Cal * Refugee Cash Assistance (RCA) * Welfare Immigration * SSI eligibility issues * Welfare-to-Work (WtW) Services CCWRO provides: – Immediate response to questions from legal services programs regarding public benefit programs, laws and regulations. – Collects and disperses statistical information and analysis on the public assistance programs, including statistical information upon request from qualified legal services program. – Provide status information on pending state legislation and regulations. – Legislative Advocacy – Administrative Advocacy – Co-counsel on administrative lawsuits. – Client representation assistance at fair hearings. CCWRO Staff Kevin Aslanian, Executive Director, Legislative Advocate, Public Benefits Specialist Email: [email protected] Phone: 916-712-0071 Grace Galligher, Directing Attorney Public Benefits Email: [email protected] Phone: 916-947-1037 Daphne Macklin, Advocate Email: [email protected] Phone: 916-613-8586 [image: ][image: ][image: ] [image: ][image: ] ”

“[image: Description: Description: CCWRO Logo]CCWRO California Public Benefits Legislative Bill & Budget Action Tracker #2016-13 1 August 16, 2016 – CCWRO Welfare Bill and Budget Action Tracker – #2016-13 Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) knows as Welfare Deform in the low income community of America becomes 20 years old on August 22, 2016 The last WtW 25 report of January 2016 reveals that there were 116,054 persons enrolled in the WtW program and 40,537 (Welfare-to-Sanction) of them were sanctioned and only 2,741 persons found employment (Welfare-to-Work). That is a 34% welfare-to-sanction rate and 2% welfare-to-work rate. This has been a trends for decades. * So which one is it? Welfare-to-Work or Welfare-to-Sanction? *This is based on the WtW 25 report for non- two-parent families Assembly Human Services Committee Daphne Hunt, Principle Consultant [email protected] Kelsy Castillo, Committee Consultant [email protected] Irene Frausto, Committee Secretary – [email protected] Phone (916) 319-2089 Fax (916) 319-2189 1020 N St., Suite 124, Sacramento, CA 95814 Mary Bellamy, Republican Committee Consultant [email protected] Phone (916) 319-3900 Fax (916) 319-3902 1020 N St., Suite 400, Sacramento, CA 95814 Assembly Committee Member Human Services Staff Susan Bonilla-Chair (D) Phone: 916-319-2014 Fax: 916-319-2114 Room # 4140 Luis Quinonez [email protected] Shannon Grove-Vice Chair (R) Phone: 916-319-2034 Fax: 916-319-2142 Room # 4208 Olga Shilo [email protected] Joaquin Arambula (D) Phone: 916-319-2031 Fax: 916-319-2131 Room # 5164 Genesis Tang- [email protected] Patty Lopez (D) Phone: 916-319-2039 Fax: 916-319-2139 Room # 5160 Kristi Lopez [email protected] Mark Stone (D) Phone: 916-319-2025 Fax: 916-319-2125 Room # 5175 Arianna Smith – [email protected] Brian Maienschein – (R) Phone: 916-319-2077 Fax: 916-319-2177 Room # 3098 Erin Donnette [email protected] Tony Thurmond- (D) Phone: 916-319-2015 Fax: 916-319-2115 Room # 5150 Rodolfo Aquino [email protected] ASSEMBLY BILLS Bill Sponsor & CCWRO Position Bill Description Next Steps AB 492 Gonzalez (D) Room # 6013 Tel. 916-319-2080 Staff: Andrea SanMiguel [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs Would require counties to issue $50 ancillary services for diapers on an EBT card. Waiting for Senate Floor Action AB 1584 Brown (D) Room # 2136 – Tel. 916- 319-2047 Staff: Shannon McKinley [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT This bill would reinstate the SSI COLA for SSI recipient only, and not CalWORKs.. Waiting for Senate Floor Action AB 1742- Stone (D) Room # 4139 – Tel. 916-319-2077 Staff: Gabriel Villarreal [email protected] WCLP & CCWRO SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would also increase the earned income disregard to $450 plus 70% of the reminder. Held in Senate Appropriations Suspense File AB 1747 – Weber (D) Room # 6026 – Tel. 916- 319-2079 Staff: Marcus McKinney [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalFresh This bill would make food available to college students eligible for CalFresh in various ways. Waiting for Senate Floor Action AB 1770 – Alejo – (D) Room #2196 – Tel. 916–319-2030 Staff: Paco Torres [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalFresh This bill would provide CalFresh benefits to any persons lawfully residing in the USA. Waiting for Senate Floor Action AB 1797 Lackey (R) & Weber (D) Room # – Tel. 916- 319-2036 Staff: Antoine Hage [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) This bill would require the county to give IHSS applicants a confirmation number when applying Waiting for Senate Floor Action AB 1809 – Lopez (D) Room # 5160 – Tel. 916- 319-2039 Staff: Kristi Lopez [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would eliminate any asset test for the CalWORKs program. Held in Senate Appropriations Suspense File AB 2057 – Stone (D) Room # 4139 – Tel. 916-319-2077 Staff: Gabriel Villarreal [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This would exempt victims of domestic violence from participating in CalFresh work programs. Waiting for Senate Floor Action AB 2062 – Lopez (D) Room # 5160 – Tel. 916- 319-2039 Staff: Jasmine Kullar [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT This bill would not assess an overpayment for CalWORKs for the month following the month of the change, like CalFresh. Waiting for Senate Floor Action AB 2346 Baker (R) Room # 4153 – Tel. 916- 319-2016 Staff: Faith Lane [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT State Hearings – This bill would require counties and DHCS to make the state hearing position statements available electronically to claimants upon request. Waiting for Senate Floor Action AB 2448 Burke (D) Room # 5144 – Tel. 916- 319-2062 Staff: Allison Ruff [email protected] CWDA SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would allow counties to allow WtW participants engage in pre-postsecondary educational activities before being required to attend job club that would not count against the 24-month clock. Waiting for Senate Floor Action AJR 35 Brown (D) Room # 2136 – Tel. 916- 319-2047 Staff: Shannon McKinley [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT This bill would urge Congress to approve the needed waivers to efficiently end the SSI food Stamp cash-out. Waiting for Senate Floor Action Senate Human Services Committee Mareva Brown, Principle Committee Consultant [email protected] Taryn Smith, Committee Consultant [email protected] Mark Teemer, Committee Secretary [email protected] Phone (916) 651-1524 Fax (916) 266-9350 1020 N St. Suite 521, Sacramento, CA 95814 Joe Parra, Republican Committee Consultant [email protected] Phone (916) 651-1501 Fax (916) 445-33105 1020 N St. Suite 234, Sacramento, CA 95814 Senate Member Human Services Staff Senator Mike McGuire,- (D) – Chair Phone: 651-4002 Fax: 651-4902 Room # 5064 Kelly Burns [email protected] Senator Tom Berryhill (R) – Vice Chair) Phone: 651-4014 Fax: 651-4914 Room # 3076 Matt. Galligher – [email protected] Senator Carol Liu – (D) Phone: 651-4025 Fax: 651-4925 Room # 5097 Darcel Sanders [email protected] Senator Loni Hancock (D) Phone: 651-4009 Fax: 651-4909 Room # 2080 Marla Cowan [email protected] Senator Janet Nguyen (R) Phone: 651-4034 Fax: 651-4934 Room # 3048 Cameron Demetre [email protected] SENATE BILLS Bill Number Author Sponsor Bill Description Next Steps SB 23- Mitchell(D) Room # 4082 916-651-4026 Luan Huynh [email protected] EBCL WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would repeal the Maximum Family Grant (MFG) rule. Assembly floor. Next stop. Governor’s Desk SB 947- Pan (D) Room # 4070 916-651-4006 Staff: Darin Walsh [email protected] CCWRO CWDA WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would give the county the option to do electronic application interviews. Waiting for Assembly Floor Action SB 1232- Leno (D) Room # 5100 916-651-4011 Staff: Sunday Balalis [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalFresh – This bill would give the require the county to provide an adequate NOA for negative action resulting from a credit report. On the Senate floor for concurrence of Assembly amendments. SB 1339- Monning (D) Room # 313 916-651-4017 Staff: Ryan Guillen [email protected] CCWRO WCLP United Way of California SUPPORT CalWORKs\/CalFresh\/ Medi-Cal – This bill would simplify the inter-county-transfer process for CalWORKs by not requiring an interview and more. Waiting for Assembly Floor Action Assembly Appropriations Committee Jennifer Swenson, Principal Consultant Human Services [email protected] Phone – 916.319.2081 fax 916.319.2181 Room # 2114 Republican Consultant Julie Souliere, [email protected] 916-319-2637 Room 6027 Committee Members Office Phone Fax Lorena Gonzales (D) Chair Room 2114 (916) 319-2051 (916) 319-2080 Frank Bigelow – (R)(Vice Chair) Room 6027 (916) 319-2005 (916) 319-2105 Richard Bloom – (D) Room 2003 (916) 319-2050 (916) 319-2150 Susan A. Bonilla – (D) Room 4140 (916) 319-2014 (916) 319-2114 Rob Bonta – (D) Room 6005 (916) 319-2018 (916) 319-2118 Ian C. Calderon – (D) Room 2148 (916) 319-2057 (916) 319-2157 Ling Ling Chang- (R) Room 3149 (916) 319-2055 (916) 319-2155 Tom Daly – (D) Room 3126 (916) 319-2069 (916) 319-2169 Susan Talamantes Eggman – (D) Room 3173 (916) 319-2013 (916) 319-2113 James Gallagher – (R) Room 5128 (916) 319-2003 (916) 319-2103 Eduardo Garcia – (D) Room 4162 (916) 319-2056 (916) 319-2156 Chris R. Holden – (D) Room 319 (916) 319-2041 (916) 319-2141 Brian W. Jones – (R) Room 3141 (916) 319-2071 (916) 319-2071 Bill Quirk – (D) Room 2163 (916) 319-2020 (916) 319-2120 Donald P. Wagner – (R) Room 3098 (916) 319-2068 (916) 319-2168 Shirley N. Weber – (D) Room 6026 (916) 319-2079 (916) 319-2179 Jim Wood – (D) Room 5164 (916) 319-2002 (916) 319-2102 Senate Appropriations Committee Jolie Onodera, Consultant Human Services [email protected] Phone 916-651-4101 Fax 916-651-4901 Room # 2206 Republican Consultant – Shantele Denny- [email protected] 916-651-1501 1020 N Street, Suite 234, Sacramento, CA 95814 Committee Member Room Phone Fax Senator Ricardo Lara – (D) (Chair) 5050 (916) 651-4033 (916) 651-4933 Senator Patricia Bates – (R) (Vice Chair) 4048 (916) 651-4036 (916) 651-4936 Senator Jim Beall – (D) 5066 (916) 651-4015 (916) 651-4915 Senator Jerry Hill – (D) 5035 (916) 651-4013 (916) 651-4913 Senator Connie Leyva – (D) 4061 (916) 651-4020 (916) 651-4920 Senator Tony Mendoza – (D) 5061 (916) 651-4032 (916) 651-4932 Senator Jim Nielsen – (R) 2068 (916) 651-4004 (916) 651-4904 LEGISLATIVE CALENDAR FOR 2016 REGULAR SESSION Aug. 15 \u2014Legislature reconvenes from Summer Recess (J.R. 51(a)(3)). Aug. 26 \u2014Last day for fiscal committees to meet and report bills to the Floor (J.R. 61(a) (11)). Aug. 29 Sep.9\u2014Floor Session only. No committees, other than Conference Committees and Rules Committee, may meet for any purpose (J.R. 61(a)(12)). Sep. 2 \u2014Last day to amend bills on the Floor (J.R. 61(a)(13)). Sep. 5 \u2014Labor Day. Sep. 9 \u2014Last day for each house to pass bills (J.R. 61(a)(14)). Interim Study Recess begins at the end of this day’s session (J.R. 51(a)(4)). Oct. 7 \u2014Last day for Governor to sign or veto bills passed by the Legislature on or before Sep. 11 and in the Governor’s possession after Sep. 11 (Art. IV, Sec. 10(b)(1) CCWRO Services The Coalition of California Welfare Rights Organizations, Inc. (CCWRO) is a state- wide nonprofit organization providing support services to qualified legal service field programs (QLSPs) funded by the Legal Services Trust Fund Commission. CCWRO has been providing support services for the past 35 years. CCWRO provides consultation, information and representation for IOLTA qualified legal services programs regarding public benefit programs such as: CalWORKs, CalFresh, also known as Food Stamps or SNAP, General Assistance and General Relief, SSI , Welfare to Work and other Public Assistance Programs. CCWRO maintains current information on the status of pending or recently proposed and enacted state and federal legislation and regulations. CCWRO collects, monitors and disseminates statistical information relating to public assistance programs throughout California to legal services programs statewide. CCWRO provides public benefits training upon request depending on availability of staff. Programs Covered * CalWORKs * Cash Assistance to Immigrants (CAPI) * Child Care * Child Support * CalFresh, also known as Food Stamps or SNAP * General Assistance\/ General Relief * In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) * Medi-Cal * Refugee Cash Assistance (RCA) * Welfare Immigration * SSI eligibility issues * Welfare-to-Work (WtW) Services CCWRO provides: – Immediate response to questions from legal services programs regarding public benefit programs, laws and regulations. – Collects and disperses statistical information and analysis on the public assistance programs, including statistical information upon request from qualified legal services program. – Provide status information on pending state legislation and regulations. – Legislative Advocacy – Administrative Advocacy – Co-counsel on administrative lawsuits. – Client representation assistance at fair hearings. CCWRO Staff Kevin Aslanian, Executive Director, Legislative Advocate, Public Benefits Specialist Email: [email protected] Phone: 916-712-0071 Grace Galligher, Directing Attorney Public Benefits Email: [email protected] Phone: 916-947-1037 Daphne Macklin, Advocate Email: [email protected] Phone: 916-613-8586 [image: ][image: ][image: ] [image: ][image: ] ”

“[image: Description: Description: CCWRO Logo]CCWRO California Public Benefits Legislative Bill & Budget Action Tracker #2016-14 FINAL REPORT October 1, 2016 1 September 6, 2016 – CCWRO Welfare Bill and Budget Action Tracker – #2016-14 The 2015-2016 two (2) year session has ended. CalWORKs continues to be the only program that involuntarily contributes over $2 billion to the State General Fund. No other program in State government makes such a huge involuntary contribution to the State General Fund. And this is all happening while poverty in California has on the rise and impoverished families are existing on the fixed cash income that is equal to 31% of the federal poverty level. Note that any family living on a fixed income that is less than 50% of the federal poverty level is living in deep poverty . What Happened to the $7.1 Billion CalWORKs Money in the 2016-2017 State Budget? Payments to 500,000 Families Living in Deep Poverty $3 billion County Segregated Employment Services $2 .2 billion Involuntary Contribution from Payments to Families Living in Deep Poverty to the State General Fund $1.9 billion [bookmark: _GoBack] Assembly Human Services Committee Daphne Hunt, Principle Consultant [email protected] Kelsy Castillo, Committee Consultant [email protected] Irene Frausto, Committee Secretary – [email protected] Phone (916) 319-2089 Fax (916) 319-2189 1020 N St., Suite 124, Sacramento, CA 95814 Mary Bellamy, Republican Committee Consultant [email protected] Phone (916) 319-3900 Fax (916) 319-3902 1020 N St., Suite 400, Sacramento, CA 95814 Assembly Committee Member Human Services Staff Susan Bonilla-Chair (D) Phone: 916-319-2014 Fax: 916-319-2114 Room # 4140 Luis Quinonez [email protected] Shannon Grove-Vice Chair (R) Phone: 916-319-2034 Fax: 916-319-2142 Room # 4208 Olga Shilo [email protected] Joaquin Arambula (D) Phone: 916-319-2031 Fax: 916-319-2131 Room # 5164 Genesis Tang- [email protected] Patty Lopez (D) Phone: 916-319-2039 Fax: 916-319-2139 Room # 5160 Kristi Lopez [email protected] Mark Stone (D) Phone: 916-319-2025 Fax: 916-319-2125 Room # 5175 Arianna Smith – [email protected] Brian Maienschein – (R) Phone: 916-319-2077 Fax: 916-319-2177 Room # 3098 Erin Donnette [email protected] Tony Thurmond- (D) Phone: 916-319-2015 Fax: 916-319-2115 Room # 5150 Rodolfo Aquino [email protected] ASSEMBLY BILLS Bill Sponsor & CCWRO Position Bill Description Next Steps AB 492 Gonzalez (D) Room # 6013 Tel. 916-319-2080 Staff: Andrea SanMiguel [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs Would require counties to issue $50 ancillary services for diapers on an EBT card. Vetoed by the Governor AB 1584 Brown (D) Room # 2136 – Tel. 916- 319-2047 Staff: Shannon McKinley [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT This bill would reinstate the SSI COLA for SSI recipient only, and not CalWORKs.. Vetoed by the Governor AB 1742- Stone (D) Room # 4139 – Tel. 916-319-2077 Staff: Gabriel Villarreal [email protected] WCLP & CCWRO SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would also increase the earned income disregard to $450 plus 70% of the reminder. Held in Senate Appropriations Suspense File AB 1747 – Weber (D) Room # 6026 – Tel. 916- 319-2079 Staff: Marcus McKinney [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalFresh This bill would make food available to college students eligible for CalFresh in various ways. Signed by the Governor. Chapter 290, Statutes of 2016 AB 1770 – Alejo – (D) Room #2196 – Tel. 916–319-2030 Staff: Paco Torres [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalFresh This bill would provide CalFresh benefits to any persons lawfully residing in the USA. Vetoed by the Governor AB 1797 Lackey (R) & Weber (D) Room # – Tel. 916- 319-2036 Staff: Antoine Hage [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) This bill would require the county to give IHSS applicants a confirmation number when applying Signed by the Governor. Chapter 402, Statutes of 2016 AB 1809 – Lopez (D) Room # 5160 – Tel. 916- 319-2039 Staff: Kristi Lopez [email protected] SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would eliminate any asset test for the CalWORKs program. Held in Senate Appropriations Suspense File AB 2057 – Stone (D) Room # 4139 – Tel. 916-319-2077 Staff: Gabriel Villarreal [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This would exempt victims of domestic violence from participating in CalFresh work programs. Signed by the Governor. Chapter 859, Statutes of 2016 AB 2062 – Lopez (D) Room # 5160 – Tel. 916- 319-2039 Staff: Jasmine Kullar [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT This bill would not assess an overpayment for CalWORKs for the month following the month of the change, like CalFresh. Signed by the Governor. Chapter 795, Statutes of 2016 AB 2346 Baker (R) Room # 4153 – Tel. 916- 319-2016 Staff: Faith Lane [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT State Hearings – This bill would require counties and DHCS to make the state hearing position statements available electronically to claimants upon request. Signed by the Governor. Chapter 522, Statutes of 2016 AB 2448 Burke (D) Room # 5144 – Tel. 916- 319-2062 Staff: Allison Ruff [email protected] CWDA SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would allow counties to allow WtW participants engage in pre-postsecondary educational activities before being required to attend job club that would not count against the 24-month clock. Enrolled & waiting for the Governor’s signature AJR 35 Brown (D) Room # 2136 – Tel. 916- 319-2047 Staff: Shannon McKinley [email protected] CCWRO SUPPORT This bill would urge Congress to approve the needed waivers to efficiently end the SSI food Stamp cash-out. Chapter 113 Senate Human Services Committee Mareva Brown, Principle Committee Consultant [email protected] Taryn Smith, Committee Consultant [email protected] Mark Teemer, Committee Secretary [email protected] Phone (916) 651-1524 Fax (916) 266-9350 1020 N St. Suite 521, Sacramento, CA 95814 Joe Parra, Republican Committee Consultant [email protected] Phone (916) 651-1501 Fax (916) 445-33105 1020 N St. Suite 234, Sacramento, CA 95814 Senate Member Human Services Staff Senator Mike McGuire,- (D) – Chair Phone: 651-4002 Fax: 651-4902 Room # 5064 Kelly Burns [email protected] Senator Tom Berryhill (R) – Vice Chair) Phone: 651-4014 Fax: 651-4914 Room # 3076 Matt Galligher – [email protected] Senator Carol Liu – (D) Phone: 651-4025 Fax: 651-4925 Room # 5097 Darcel Sanders [email protected] Senator Loni Hancock (D) Phone: 651-4009 Fax: 651-4909 Room # 2080 Marla Cowan [email protected] Senator Janet Nguyen (R) Phone: 651-4034 Fax: 651-4934 Room # 3048 Cameron Demetre [email protected] SENATE BILLS Bill Number Author Sponsor Bill Description Next Steps SB 23- Mitchell(D) Room # 4082 916-651-4026 Luan Huynh [email protected] EBCL WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would repeal the Maximum Family Grant (MFG) rule. Assembly Inactive file. MFG was repealed in the budget bill. SB 947- Pan (D) Room # 4070 916-651-4006 Staff: Darin Walsh [email protected] CCWRO CWDA WCLP SUPPORT CalWORKs – This bill would give the county the option to do electronic application interviews. Signed by the Governor. Chapter 798, Statutes of 2016 SB 1232- Leno (D) Room # 5100 916-651-4011 Staff: Sunday Balalis [email protected] WCLP SUPPORT CalFresh – This bill would give the require the county to provide an adequate NOA for negative action resulting from a credit report. Signed by the Governor. Chapter 308, Statutes of 2016 SB 1339- Monning (D) Room # 313 916-651-4017 Staff: Ryan Guillen [email protected] CCWRO WCLP United Way of California SUPPORT CalWORKs\/CalFresh\/ Medi-Cal – This bill would simplify the inter-county-transfer process for CalWORKs by not requiring an interview and more. Signed by the Governor. Chapter 801, Statutes of 2016 Assembly Appropriations Committee Jennifer Swenson, Principal Consultant Human Services [email protected] Phone – 916.319.2081 fax 916.319.2181 Room # 2114 Republican Consultant Julie Souliere, [email protected] 916-319-2637 Room 6027 Committee Members Office Phone Fax Lorena Gonzales (D) Chair Room 2114 (916) 319-2051 (916) 319-2080 Frank Bigelow – (R)(Vice Chair) Room 6027 (916) 319-2005 (916) 319-2105 Richard Bloom – (D) Room 2003 (916) 319-2050 (916) 319-2150 Susan A. Bonilla – (D) Room 4140 (916) 319-2014 (916) 319-2114 Rob Bonta – (D) Room 6005 (916) 319-2018 (916) 319-2118 Ian C. Calderon – (D) Room 2148 (916) 319-2057 (916) 319-2157 Ling Ling Chang- (R) Room 3149 (916) 319-2055 (916) 319-2155 Tom Daly – (D) Room 3126 (916) 319-2069 (916) 319-2169 Susan Talamantes Eggman – (D) Room 3173 (916) 319-2013 (916) 319-2113 James Gallagher – (R) Room 5128 (916) 319-2003 (916) 319-2103 Eduardo Garcia – (D) Room 4162 (916) 319-2056 (916) 319-2156 Chris R. Holden – (D) Room 319 (916) 319-2041 (916) 319-2141 Brian W. Jones – (R) Room 3141 (916) 319-2071 (916) 319-2071 Bill Quirk – (D) Room 2163 (916) 319-2020 (916) 319-2120 Donald P. Wagner – (R) Room 3098 (916) 319-2068 (916) 319-2168 Shirley N. Weber – (D) Room 6026 (916) 319-2079 (916) 319-2179 Jim Wood – (D) Room 5164 (916) 319-2002 (916) 319-2102 Senate Appropriations Committee Debra Cooper, Consultant Human Services [email protected] Phone 916-651-4101 Fax 916-651-4901 Room # 2206 Republican Consultant – Shantele Denny- [email protected] 916-651-1501 1020 N Street, Suite 234, Sacramento, CA 95814 Committee Member Room Phone Fax Senator Ricardo Lara – (D) (Chair) 5050 (916) 651-4033 (916) 651-4933 Senator Patricia Bates – (R) (Vice Chair) 4048 (916) 651-4036 (916) 651-4936 Senator Jim Beall – (D) 5066 (916) 651-4015 (916) 651-4915 Senator Jerry Hill – (D) 5035 (916) 651-4013 (916) 651-4913 Senator Connie Leyva – (D) 4061 (916) 651-4020 (916) 651-4920 Senator Tony Mendoza – (D) 5061 (916) 651-4032 (916) 651-4932 Senator Jim Nielsen – (R) 2068 (916) 651-4004 (916) 651-4904 LEGISLATIVE CALENDAR FOR 2016 REGULAR SESSION Sep. 9 \u2014Last day for each house to pass bills (J.R. 61(a)(14)). Interim Study Recess begins at the end of this day’s session (J.R. 51(a)(4)). Oct. 7 \u2014Last day for Governor to sign or veto bills passed by the Legislature on or before Sep. 11 and in the Governor’s possession after Sep. 11 (Art. IV, Sec. 10(b)(1) CCWRO Services The Coalition of California Welfare Rights Organizations, Inc. (CCWRO) is a state- wide nonprofit organization providing support services to qualified legal service field programs (QLSPs) funded by the Legal Services Trust Fund Commission. CCWRO has been providing support services for the past 35 years. CCWRO provides consultation, information and representation for IOLTA qualified legal services programs regarding public benefit programs such as: CalWORKs, CalFresh, also known as Food Stamps or SNAP, General Assistance and General Relief, SSI , Welfare to Work and other Public Assistance Programs. CCWRO maintains current information on the status of pending or recently proposed and enacted state and federal legislation and regulations. CCWRO collects, monitors and disseminates statistical information relating to public assistance programs throughout California to legal services programs statewide. CCWRO provides public benefits training upon request depending on availability of staff. Programs Covered * CalWORKs * Cash Assistance to Immigrants (CAPI) * Child Care * Child Support * CalFresh, also known as Food Stamps or SNAP * General Assistance\/ General Relief * In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) * Medi-Cal * Refugee Cash Assistance (RCA) * Welfare Immigration * SSI eligibility issues * Welfare-to-Work (WtW) Services CCWRO provides: – Immediate response to questions from legal services programs regarding public benefit programs, laws and regulations. – Collects and disperses statistical information and analysis on the public assistance programs, including statistical information upon request from qualified legal services program. – Provide status information on pending state legislation and regulations. – Legislative Advocacy – Administrative Advocacy – Co-counsel on administrative lawsuits. – Client representation assistance at fair hearings. CCWRO Staff Kevin Aslanian, Executive Director, Legislative Advocate, Public Benefits Specialist Email: [email protected] Phone: 916-712-0071 Grace Galligher, Directing Attorney Public Benefits Email: [email protected] Phone: 916-947-1037 Daphne Macklin, Advocate Email: [email protected] Phone: 916-613-8586 [image: ][image: ][image: ] [image: ][image: ] ”