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AISHA WAHAB
- CALIFORNIA STATE SENATOR • 10™ DISTRICT -
Legislative Update
The Contents
01 Authored and Signed into Law
02 Co-Authored and Signed into Law
03 Public Safety
04 Fentany!
05 Budget Wins
Grant Wins
06 POST MEETING MATERIAL
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Authored and
Signed Into Law
SB 461 - Cultural Observance of Holiday Time
• Permits state employees to use existing holiday time for their own cultural or religious observances.
SB 462 - CalSAWS Data Sharing
• Clarifies rules around data sharing between agencies and simplifies access to safety net services for people who move between counties
SB 463 - Reunification of Parental Cooperation
• Removes mandated penalization of parents attempting
reunification with their children, but have barriers to participation in programs.
Authored and
Signed Into Law
SB 464 - Survivors of Sexual Assault Bill of Rights
• Expands the rights of victims and survivors of sexual assault and increases rape kit testing.
SB 465 - Refugee Services on DSS Website
• Increases access to resources and information on the DSS website for refugees.
SB 555 - Stable Affordable Housing Act
• Identifies pathways for 1.4M stable, affordable homes for Californians via public, nonprofit, cooperative housing production, and acquisition
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Co-Authored and
Signed Into Law
AB 12 (Haney) - Rental Deposit Fairness
AB 230 (Reyes) - Menstual Equity for All Act of 2021
AB 278 (Reyes) - High School Dream Resource Centers
AB 373 (Gipson) - Intersession programs: foster children and homeless youth AB 452 (Addis) - Justice for Survivors Act
AB 567 (Ting) - Criminal Records Relief
AB 701 (Villapudua) - Controlled substances: fentany!
SB 14 (Grove) - Human Trafficking
SB 474 (Becker) - Canteens
SB 525 (Durazo) - Minimum wage: health care workers.
SB 545 (Rubio) - Juveniles Transfer to Court of Criminal Jurisdiction SB 567 (Durazo) - Rent Caps and Just Cause
SB 616 (Gonzalez) - Paid Sick Days for All Working Californians SB 673 (Bradford) - Emergency notification: Ebony Alert: missing Black youth.
Public Safety
200+ Bills heard in committee
95% Bills that passed committee
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Public Safety
Senate Joint Resolution No. 7 - The Right to Safety Resolutic envent enact common sense firearm guid Constitution.
Co-Authored and Signed into Law
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B 442 (Villapudua) - Expands misdemeanor sexual battery i include a person another, against their will, 1
masturbate or touch an intimate part of either those persons or a SB 268 (Alvarado-Gil) - Makes it a violent felony punishable under Three Strikes law to drua a person to become unconscious anc then rape that unconscious person.
• Pending for Next Session
B 400 (Wahab) - Increases police transparency by allowin lepartments to proactively share why an officer was terminated; they so choose.
Fentanyl
18 Bills Co-Authored and/or Supported
6 Bills Specifically Address Fentanyl in Schools
and/or Colleges and Universities
12 Signed into Law
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Fentanyl
Signed into Law
AB 701 (Asm. Villapudua - Co-Author), which would increase penalties for violating fentanyl possession and sale laws.
AB 889 (Asm. Joe Patterson), which requires schools to annually inform parents or guardians of the dangers associated with using synthetic drugs and post this information on their respective internet websites.
AB 1027 (Asm. Petrie-Norris - Co-Author), which requires social substances on the platform, store
shared with law enforcement.
• Supported
AB 1060 (Asm. Ortega - Co-author), which removes financio arriers to purchasing naloxone which is the medication used t reverse an opioid overdose.
Santa Clara Budget Wins
• City of Santa Clara
• $1.8M- Santa Clara Overnight
Care Locations
• County of Santa Clara
• $500k - Annual Fellowship at Each Faith
Based Reentry Resource Center
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$10.6M District Budget Wins
City of Hayward
Secured for
District 10 in $1.2M - Hayward Evaluation and Response Teams 23-24 Budget $2.5M - Stack Youth and Family Center Phase I Construction County of Santa Clara
$500k- Annual Fellowship at Each Faith Based Reentry Resource Center City of Santa Clara
$1.8M- Santa Clara Overnight Care Locations
City of Fremont
$500k - Housing Navigation Center
$1.5M - Commercial District Wi-Fi Access Expansion Project City of Milpitas
$1.6M- Milpitas SMART
BART Board
.....
$IM- Next Generation Fare Gates Project
District Grant Wins
• $45 Million for Housing
• Awarded by California Strategic Growth Council
and California Department of Community
Development
• Will transform a vacant lot into 128 affordable
homes in Fremont
• $12 Million for Housing
• Awarded by California Department of Housing
and Community Development
• Will rehabilitate an existing Hayward development
to support extremely low-income individuals.
• $650 Thousand for Climate Change
• California Governor's Office of Planning and
Research
• Will develop a climate adaptation planning
LEVENOTE
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District Office Events
February Upcoming Events:
Black History Month
Free Tax Preparation Webinar November
March
Turkey Giveaways
International Women's Day December
April
Earth Day Clean-ups Small Business
May
Cinco De Mayo Workshop
June Winter Clothing
Juneteenth Event
July Giveaway
Immigration Fair
Started Mobile Hours
Backpack Giveaway and Community
Closet
August
Backpack Giveaway
September
Senior Resource Fair
October
Red Ribbon Week
District Office
510-794-3900
[email protected]
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JAISHA WAHAB
- CALIFORNIA STATE SENATOR • 10' DISTRICT -
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