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Committee approves Sacramento's 2026 state and federal legislative platform
Summary
The committee unanimously approved a 2026 legislative platform that emphasizes maintaining housing and homelessness funding, expanding low-income housing tax credits and tracking multiple state funding opportunities; staff said HAP funding and historic tax credits are covered within housing priorities.
The Sacramento Law and Legislation Committee unanimously approved the city's 2026 state and federal legislative platform after presentations from the city's governmental-affairs director and the city's state lobbyist.
Consuelo Hernandez, the city's director of governmental affairs, reviewed federal highlights from 2025 and emphasized the importance of maintaining funding for critical programs. "The 1 big…
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