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CalVCB reports Prop. 47 estimate, TRC funding pressure, AB 179 approvals and 60th‑anniversary plan
Summary
At its Jan. 16 meeting the California Victim Compensation Board heard an executive‑officer update on Proposition 47 savings estimates, expected pressure on trauma recovery center funding, AB 179 extra‑review approvals, withdrawn VOCA regulations, and the agency’s new strategic plan tied to its 60th anniversary.
The California Victim Compensation Board on Jan. 16 received an executive‑officer update on agency finances, program changes and a new strategic plan tied to CalVCB’s 60th anniversary.
Executive Officer Linda Gliede told the board the Department of Finance’s first estimate of Proposition 47 savings for the current cycle is $88,300,000; CalVCB receives 10 percent of that amount, or $8,830,000. Gliede said that figure is roughly $600,000 lower than last year’s estimate and could decline further as implementation of Proposition 36 continues. "We do think that number will go down as the implementation of Prop 36 takes effect," she said.
Gliede warned the board that the likely reduction in Prop. 47…
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