Receive report from Administration relating to Board of Supervisors requests for information to be provided during the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 budget process.

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This document is a report from the County Executive of Santa Clara, James R. Williams, to the Board of Supervisors regarding requests for information related to the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 budget process. It outlines the process for Board Member-initiated Budget-related Requests for Information (RFIs) and states that there are no fiscal implications associated with the receipt of these responses. The report indicates that initial responses to RFIs submitted by May 5, 2026, will be available at the Budget Workshop.

Key points

• The report is addressed to the Board of Supervisors from County Executive James R. Williams.
• It discusses requests for information related to the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 budget process.
• There are no fiscal implications associated with the responses to the budget-related requests for information.
• Budget-related RFIs are submitted by Board offices to the County Budget Director and tracked by the Office of Budget and Analysis.
• Initial responses to RFIs submitted by May 5, 2026, will be available at the Budget Workshop.

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• The document contains placeholders for certain sections that are not filled in.
• The document appears to be a draft as it includes a date and agenda information but lacks final confirmation.

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This document is a response to a budget-related request for information regarding the proposed transfer of Sheriff’s sworn staff. It is associated with the FY 26-27 budget hearing and was distributed electronically on May 8, 2025.

Key points

• Document pertains to the FY 26-27 budget hearing.
• Response to Budget-Related Request for Information Item No. 2.
• Describes a proposed transfer of Sheriff’s sworn staff.
• Involves Supervisor Ellenberg and Abe-Koga.
• E-Distribution Date is May 8, 2025.

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This document is a response to Budget-Related Request for Information Item No. 8 regarding a proposed increase in services and supplies for the Valley Health Plan for the fiscal year 2026-2027. The memorandum outlines the need for the increase to cover obligations as a health insurer, including payments to various healthcare providers, and indicates that projected revenues for the Valley Health Plan are also expected to increase.

Key points

• The document is a response to a request from Supervisor Abe-Koga's Office.
• It discusses an increase in the Services and Supplies budget for the Valley Health Plan.
• The increase is necessary to meet health insurer obligations in a rising-cost healthcare environment.
• Projected revenues for the Valley Health Plan are expected to increase from FY 2025-2026 to FY 2026-2027.

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This document is a response to a budget-related request for information regarding the number of staff assigned to suicide prevention. It discusses the transition of suicide prevention services from the Behavioral Health Services Department to the Public Health Department, detailing the staffing and funding implications. The report indicates that the transition will be led by one full-time equivalent (FTE) Program Manager III and highlights the challenges posed by reduced funding for suicide prevention efforts.

Key points

• The report is in response to a request from Supervisor Ellenberg regarding suicide prevention staffing.
• Suicide prevention services are proposed to be transferred from the Behavioral Health Services Department to the Public Health Department.
• The transition will be led by 1.0 FTE Program Manager III.
• Funding for suicide prevention has significantly decreased under the new Behavioral Health Services Act.
• The Public Health Department will work with existing staff and resources to sustain suicide prevention efforts despite reduced staffing.

Limitations

• The document contains unresolved placeholders and lacks specific details on the final allocation of funds from the California Department of Public Health.
• The document does not specify the total number of staff currently assigned to suicide prevention.

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This document is a response to Budget-Related Request for Information Item No. 7 regarding funding for the Community Health Worker Program implementation, attributed to Supervisor Arenas. The e-distribution date is noted as 5/9/2026.

Key points

• Document pertains to the FY 26-27 Budget Hearing.
• Response is for Budget-Related Request for Information Item No. 7.
• Focus is on funding for the Community Health Worker Program implementation.
• Attributed to Supervisor Arenas.
• E-Distribution Date is 5/9/2026.

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This document is a memorandum from Sheriff Robert Jonsen regarding the potential impacts of discontinuing video arraignments at the Main Jail and Elmwood facilities. It outlines the benefits of reallocating staff and resources to comply with a federal consent decree, improve care access for incarcerated individuals, and maintain timely court access. The memo indicates that the discontinuation will not require additional staffing or transportation resources and will allow for better use of space within the facilities.

Key points

• The memorandum addresses a request for information on discontinuing video arraignments.
• Discontinuing video arraignments will allow for better allocation of staff and resources.
• The Custody Bureau is under a federal consent decree requiring improved access to care for incarcerated individuals.
• No additional staffing or transport will be needed for in-person arraignments.
• The County does not receive funding to support video arraignment processes.
• The Sheriff’s Office will continue to provide confidential meeting spaces for attorneys and clients.

Limitations

• The document appears to be a draft as it includes placeholders and lacks final formatting.
• There are unresolved placeholders regarding specific dates and numbers.

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The document is a response to a budget-related request for information regarding school-linked services in Santa Clara County for the fiscal year 2026-2027. It outlines the School Linked Services (SLS) program administered by the Behavioral Health Services Department, which supports the emotional and psychological well-being of students through community-based organizations and school district staff. The proposed budget includes reductions to SLS, particularly affecting early intervention services, due to decreased utilization and changes in state funding. The document discusses the transition to more sustainable models through the implementation of a Fee Schedule that allows school districts to provide behavioral health services and receive reimbursements. It also highlights the role of family engagement services within the SLS program.

Key points

• The SLS program is funded by the County to support student well-being.
• 28 out of 32 school districts in Santa Clara County participate in the SLS program.
• The proposed budget for FY 2027 includes reductions to SLS, particularly in early intervention services.
• Utilization of SLS services has decreased significantly from FY 2025 to FY 2026.
• The Fee Schedule program allows school districts to provide behavioral health services and receive reimbursements.
• Most school districts have received funding to implement the Fee Schedule.

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• The document appears to be a draft as indicated by the formatting and incomplete sections.
• Some tables and detailed data are truncated or not fully visible in the extracted text.

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This document appears to be a draft related to the FY 26-27 Budget Hearing, specifically addressing a Budget-Related Request for Information regarding the impact of the Justice Services and Support Department on current programs. It includes details on positions, costs, and organizational structure but lacks clarity due to formatting issues.

Key points

• The document is titled 'FY 26-27 Budget-Related Request for Information No. 1'.
• It responds to a request about the impact of the Justice Services and Support Department.
• The e-distribution date is noted as 5/11/2026.
• It includes sections on salaries, benefits, and organizational charts.
• There are mentions of positions and costs associated with the Justice Services and Support Department.

Limitations

• The text contains significant formatting issues that obscure some content.
• There are unresolved placeholders and incomplete sections that affect the clarity of the summary.
• Specific dates, votes, dollar amounts, and outcomes are not provided.

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This document is a response to a budget-related request for information regarding the proposed consolidation of Social Service Agency contracts and the impacts of proposed reductions of non-mandated services in the Department of Family and Children's Services. It is associated with the FY 26-27 budget hearing and is linked to Supervisor Ellenberg.

Key points

• Document pertains to FY 26-27 Budget Hearing.
• Response to Budget-Related Request for Information Item No. 4.
• Focus on proposed consolidation of Social Service Agency contracts.
• Discusses impacts of proposed reductions of non-mandated services in the Department of Family and Children's Services.
• Involves Supervisor Ellenberg.

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