Senator Strickland Moves to Resolve Prop. 36 Funding Problem Following the overwhelming passage of Proposition 36 and the repeated failure of the state to commit adequate funding for its implementation, Senator Tony Strickland (R-Huntington Beach) has introduced Senate Bill 926 to break the logjam, allowing this important treatment and anti-crime law to be implemented
Bill to call for $400 million annually to support Proposition 36 Sen Tony Strickland, R-Huntington Beach (Courtesy photo) FAIRFIELD — New legislation is seeking state General Fund support to implement voter-approved Proposition 36 "Californians spoke loudly and clearly Now, Sacramento must deliver,” Sen Tony Strickland, R-Huntington Beach, said in a statement
California senator asks Legislature for $400M for Prop 36 SACRAMENTO, Calif — As California faces a budget deficit in the billions, a Republican state senator is pushing to dedicate $400 million to fully fund Prop 36, a voter-approved measure that
Why Prop 36 funding is now a political clash in California A California lawmaker is pushing to allocate $400 million to fully fund Proposition 36, a voter-approved measure that increases penalties for certain drug and theft crimes State Sen Tony
News from the Mayors Desk: Implementing Prop 36, Strengthening . . . Proposition 36, overwhelmingly approved by voters in November, is already making an impact in San Diego The measure strengthens consequences for retail theft and drug sales, reversing key provisions of 2014’s Proposition 47
Globe Interview: Senator Tony Strickland on Funding Prop. 36 in May . . . State Senator Tony Strickland (R-Huntington Beach) is urging Governor Newsom to respect the will of the voters and include $400 million in the May Budget Revise to implement Proposition 36 and fund mental health and drug treatment programs