Common use of BUDGET STATEMENT Clause in Contracts

BUDGET STATEMENT. Assembly Bill (AB) 118 (Chapter 40, Statutes of 2011) and ABX1 16 (Chapter 13, Extraordinary Session, Statutes of 2011) realigned the funding for Agency adoptions from the CDSS to the local governments and redirected specific tax revenues to fund these services. AB 118 and ABX1 16 realigned a total of $6 million general fund to the counties who have not had a licensed public adoption agency. As stated in County Fiscal Letter (CFL) Number 11/12-18 dated September 16, 2011, the county specific distribution of the $6 million general fund was based on a percent to total of each county’s specific combined 12-year average of child and family referrals to the CDSS’ Adoptions Regional Offices that have been providing Agency adoption services to these counties.

BUDGET STATEMENT. Assembly Bill Xxxx (AB) 118 (Chapter 40, Statutes of 2011) and ABX1 16 (Chapter 13, Extraordinary Session, Statutes of 2011) realigned the funding for Agency agency adoptions from the CDSS State to the local governments and redirected specific tax revenues to fund these services. AB 118 and ABX1 16 realigned a total of $6 million general fund to the counties who have not had a licensed public adoption agency. As stated in County Fiscal Letter (CFL) Number 11/12-18 dated September 16, 2011, the county specific distribution of the $6 million general fund was were based on a percent to total of each county’s specific combined 12-twelve year average of child Child and family referrals to the CDSS’ Adoptions Regional Offices California Department of Social Services Regional/Field Office that have been providing Agency agency adoption services to these counties.

BUDGET STATEMENT. Assembly Bill Xxxx (AB) 118 (Chapter 40, Statutes of 2011) and ABX1 16 (Chapter 13, Extraordinary Session, Statutes of 2011) realigned the funding for Agency agency adoptions from the CDSS State to the local governments and redirected specific tax revenues to fund these services. AB 118 and ABX1 16 realigned a total of $6 million general fund to the counties who have not had a licensed public adoption agency. As stated in County Fiscal Letter (CFL) Number 11/12-18 dated September 16, 2011, the county specific distribution of the $6 million general fund was were based on a percent to total of each county’s specific combined 12-twelve year average of child Child and family referrals to the CDSS’ Adoptions Regional California Department of Social Services District Offices that have been providing Agency agency adoption services to these counties.

BUDGET STATEMENT. Assembly Bill Xxxx (AB) 118 (Chapter 40, Statutes of 2011) and ABX1 16 (Chapter 13, Extraordinary Session, Statutes of 2011) realigned the funding for Agency adoptions from the CDSS to the local governments and redirected specific tax revenues to fund these services. AB 118 and ABX1 16 realigned a total of $6 million general fund to the counties who have not had a licensed public adoption agency. As stated in County Fiscal Letter (CFL) Number 11/12-18 dated September 16, 2011, the county specific distribution of the $6 million general fund was based on a percent to total of each county’s specific combined 12-year average of child and family referrals to the CDSS’ Adoptions Regional Offices that have been providing Agency adoption services to these counties.

BUDGET STATEMENT. Assembly Bill (AB) 118 (Chapter 40, Statutes of 2011) and ABX1 16 (Chapter 13, Extraordinary Session, Statutes of 2011) realigned the funding for Agency agency adoptions from the CDSS State to the local governments and redirected specific tax revenues to fund these services. AB 118 and ABX1 16 realigned a total of $6 million general fund to the counties who have not had a licensed public adoption agency. As stated in County Fiscal Letter (CFL) Number 11/12-18 dated September 16, 2011, the county specific distribution of the $6 million general fund was were based on a percent to total of each county’s specific combined 12-twelve year average of child Child and family referrals to the CDSS’ Adoptions Regional Offices California Department of Social Services Regional/Field Office that have been providing Agency agency adoption services to these counties.