Friday, August 11, 2006   VOLUME 106 Issue 24   News & Advocacy Impending End of Session Doesn't Mean End of CSAC Action Sonoma County Supervisor Elected to National Association Office Mark Your Calendar Ask CSAC's Legislative Advocates Track Legislation on CSAC's Web Site PDF Version Administration of Justice Agriculture and Natural Resources Elections Employee Relations Health and Human Services Housing, Land Use and Transportation Indian Gaming Revenue and Taxation Subscribe Enter or update your information to receive this newsletter and other important news from CSAC: E-mail Address: First Name: Last Name: Title: Address Line 1: Address Line 2: City: State: Postal Code: Phone Number: Archive August 1, 2006   Vol. 106 Issue 23 June 30, 2006   Vol. 106 Issue 22 June 23, 2006   Vol. 106 Issue 21 June 16, 2006   Vol. 106 Issue 20 June 9, 2006   Vol. 106 Issue 19 June 2, 2006   Vol. 106 Issue 18 May 26, 2006   Vol. 106 Issue 17 May 19, 2006   Vol. 106 Issue 16 May 5, 2006   Vol. 106 Issue 15 April 28, 2006   Vol. 106 Issue 14 April 21, 2006   Vol. 106 Issue 13 April 7, 2006   Vol. 106 Issue 12 March 24, 2006   Vol. 106 Issue 11 March 17, 2006   Vol. 106 Issue 10 March 10, 2006   Vol. 106 Issue 9 March 3, 2006   Vol. 106 Issue 8 February 24, 2006   Vol. 106 Issue 7 February 17, 2006   Vol. 106 Issue 6 February 10, 2006   Vol. 106 Issue 5 February 3, 2006   Vol. 106 Issue 4 January 27, 2006   Vol. 106 Issue 3 January 20, 2006   Vol. 106 Issue 2 January 12, 2006 Vol. 106 Issue 1 Impending End of Session Doesn't Mean End of CSAC Action Counties’ Involvement Needed on Crucial Issues   By James Keene, CSAC Executive Director jkeene@counties.org   We’re coming down to the wire in the legislative session, but counties are still in the race. Your legislative delegation and the Governor need to hear from you on these key issues as we at CSAC continue to advocate for our members and residents: Assembly Bill 2987 (Nunez/Levine) continues to miss the mark in meeting the good public policy goal of providing quality, equitable technology services to all California communities. [FULL STORY]   Sonoma County Supervisor Elected to National Association Office   Sonoma County Supervisor Valerie Brown was elected second vice president of the National Association of Counties (NACo) this week – an office that leads to the presidency of this national organization.   "Running a national campaign brings into focus the diversity of our great country and the incredible work being done by county officials across America," Brown said. "It has been a long time since California was represented in the leadership of NACo and I am proud to be chosen to represent California and America's counties." [FULL STORY]   Mark Your Calendar Be sure to check CSAC's calendar of events.   Ask CSAC's Legislative Advocates For more information on legislation, contact our legislative staff.   Track Legislation on CSAC's Web Site Review all the bills that CSAC is watching.   PDF Version View and print an entire copy of this newsletter.   Published by CSAC The LEGISLATIVE BULLETIN is published weekly during the State Legislative Session by the California State Association of Counties, 1100 K Street, Suite 101, Sacramento, CA 95814. SEND TO COLLEAGUE

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