Consider recommendations relating to state and federal advocacy by the Office of Intergovernmental Relations. (Office of the County Executive)

This document is a Monthly Legislative Report from the Office of the County Executive of Santa Clara County, dated May 19, 2026. It outlines recommendations for the Board of Supervisors regarding state and federal advocacy, including updates on legislative activities, fiscal implications, and specific bills sponsored or co-sponsored by the County. The report discusses the California Legislature's current session, key legislative dates, and the County's advocacy positions on various bills, including AB 1658, SB 1099, and SB 1422. It also provides updates on federal appropriations and budget processes.

Key points

• The report is intended for the Board of Supervisors and is from David Campos, Deputy County Executive.
• It recommends considering actions related to state and federal advocacy.
• There are no fiscal implications directly associated with receiving this report.
• The California Legislature is in its second year of the 2025-2026 session with many bills introduced.
• The report includes updates on legislative calendar, state budget advocacy, and specific bills.
• AB 1658 aims to remove the sunset date on authority for change orders on large construction projects.
• SB 1099 clarifies local government's authority to provide public benefits regardless of immigration status.
• SB 1422 seeks to restore Medi-Cal coverage for undocumented Californians aged 19 and older.
• The federal update discusses appropriations and budget processes for Fiscal Year 2026 and 2027.

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• Some specific dates and outcomes related to bills and legislative actions are not fully detailed.

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This document is a Monthly Legislative Report for May 2026, presented by the Office of Intergovernmental Relations and the Legislative Affairs Team. It outlines the responsibilities of the Office of Intergovernmental Relations, upcoming state legislative deadlines, updates on county-sponsored and co-sponsored legislation, federal updates, and information regarding the 2027 legislative platform.

Key points

• The Office of Intergovernmental Relations manages the County’s legislative programs in Sacramento and Washington, D.C.
• Key upcoming state legislative deadlines include the Governor’s May Budget Revision on May 15, 2026, and the last day for a legislative measure to qualify for the 2026 General Election.
• County-sponsored legislation includes Assembly Bill 1658, which removes project limits for large construction projects, and Senate Bill 1099, which clarifies local government authority regarding public benefits for all residents.
• Senate Bill 1422 aims to restore Medi-Cal coverage for undocumented Californians and is currently on the Senate Committee on Appropriations’ suspense file.
• Federal updates include discussions on the Federal Fiscal Year 2027 Budget and community project funding.

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