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Alameda County committee forwards four state bills to full Board for support
Summary
The committee voted to send four state support position requests — including measures on illegal dumping penalties, tax credits for cleanup costs, and public guardians’ access to financial records — to the full Board; motions passed on roll call.
The Alameda County Personnel Administration and Legislation Committee moved on Monday to forward four state support‑position requests to the full Board.
A committee member moved to forward the four items and the Chair seconded; the clerk called the roll and the motions passed. The items advanced together as a package for Board consideration.
The four support requests placed on the committee agenda were:
• AB 1606 (described in committee materials as a measure to provide tax credits for cleanup costs);
• AB 2310 (a proposal to add criminal penalties for illegal dumping);
• SB 1230 (a solid‑waste measure related to illegal dumping penalties and enforcement); and
• AB 1660 (a social services agency request concerning public guardians and public administrators, directing financial institutions and third parties to comply with lawful probate requests to assist guardians/conservatorship processing).
Committee discussion on these items was brief; a committee member expressed support for forwarding all four items and made the motion to send them to the full Board. The Chair seconded and the clerk recorded aye votes. The committee’s action will be transmitted to the full Board for final consideration.
Where the committee record or the staff report did not include full bill text or fiscal details, the items were advanced as support position requests and any programmatic or budgetary specifics will be decided by the full Board or on subsequent staff analysis.
