Community Services and Development: Prop 4 farmworker housing allocation and AB1163 data changes require additional implementation funding
The Department of Community Services and Development told the committee it expects a $10 million Prop 4 allocation for its low-income weatherization farmworker-housing component and requested $2 million total for AB1163 data-collection system changes to gather voluntary self-identification data from subgrantees.
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Jason Wimbley, Director of the Department of Community Services and Development (CSD), briefed the subcommittee on two primary items: a $10 million Proposition 4 bond allocation for the farmworker-housing component of the Low Income Weatherization program and an augmentation request to implement Assembly Bill 1163's voluntary self-identification data collection requirements.
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