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Board approves Measure C $165.8M emergency stabilization appropriation; release of funds conditioned on legal review
Summary
First 5 Alameda County presented a $165.8 million Measure C Emergency Stabilization Fund proposal; the board approved appropriations but required a positive legal review before the auditor‑controller may release funds. The package prioritizes immediate provider relief, family supports and facilities.
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors voted to approve First 5 Alameda County’s Measure C Emergency Stabilization Fund proposal — a $165.8 million initial investment intended to stabilize early‑care and education providers and expand family supports.
Kristen Spanos, First 5 CEO, told the board that more than 85% of the requested appropriation ($141.8M) is earmarked for four program areas, including $84.6M for immediate relief and workforce supports for providers, $25.3M for family supports, $20.4M for early‑childhood facilities, and $11.5M for capacity…
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