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In late 2009, the CSAC Board of Directors approved the Association's Reform Principles to facilitate discussions among county officials, legislators, stakeholders and the Governor with regard to recent proposals which call for government reform. Additionally, CSAC has created a task force comprised of county supervisors to discuss the various reform proposals and how they will affect California's counties. We created our Reform Watch Web page to provide the latest information on proposed ballot initiatives, helpful links and explanations of the various timelines and processes. The information on this site will be updated frequently to reflect any changes as they occur.
General Information about Initiatives and the Process to Qualify Them
Major Reform ProposalsChart Comparing Major Reform Proposals (November 2009)
California ForwardState Budget Initiative
Local Government Funding Initiative Repair California(Supporters announced on February 12 that they are abandoning the effort to place the following two initiatives on the ballot.)
Allows People to Call a Constitutional Convention
Calls a Constitutional Convention
Californians to Protect Local Taxpayers and Vital ServicesPension Initiative(s)The Public Employee Benefits Reform Initiatives
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The Public Employee Pension Limitation Law
Useful Links
For more information about these or other reform initiatives and CSAC's related activities, please contact either Geoffrey Neill (gneill@counties.org or ext. 567) or Faith Conley (fconley@counties.org or ext. 522). CSAC's phone number is 916/327-7500.
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Mailing Address: 1100 K Street, Ste. 101, Sacramento, CA 95814 - Phone: 916-327-7500 |
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