2023-24 Legislative Session – CHEAC
Governor Newsom’s January budget proposal wisely maintains California’s commitment to invest $200 million GF annually in local health departments to rebuild the infrastructure and workforce capacity (positions) that were hollowed out in the decade before COVID-19.
2023-24 Legislative Session – CHEAC About Leadership Members Staff Strategic Plan Meetings Meeting Dates Annual Meeting Sacramento Map Advocacy Legislative Budget Resources Celebrate National Public Health Thank You Day Key Policy Areas Job Bulletin Training Center Skip to content 2023-24 Legislative Session Our Priorities Sustain Ongoing and One-Time Investments in Public Health Workforce and Infrastructure Governor Newsom’s January budget proposal wisely maintains California’s commitment to invest $200 million GF annually in local health departments to rebuild the infrastru
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