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Appropriations clears AB 870 to let Alpine County contract with neighbor for children's medical services
Summary
The committee approved AB 870, which would let California's smallest county contract with a neighboring county to administer California Children's Services for Alpine County, citing limited local staffing; the Department of Finance estimated ongoing general fund costs of about $78,000 to adopt standards.
The Senate Appropriations Committee voted to pass AB 870 to the Senate floor. The bill, carried by Assemblymember Hadwick, would allow Alpine County to contract with a neighboring county to administer the California Children's Services (CCS) program when Alpine does not have the staff to operate the program locally.
Assemblymember Hadwick said Alpine County, with a population of about 1,200,…
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