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Friday, October 01 2010
Legislation to Streamline Government Signed By Governor
Bipartisan Sunset Review Bills Establish Long Term Reform that will Save State Billions
Since taking office I have been fighting to reform our state government and bring more accountability to how the government spends taxpayer money. I am excited to announce we are one step closer.Two bipartisan governmental reform measures…
Thursday, August 19 2010
Huber Bill Will Require Public Officials Salaries to Be Posted Online
Announces Oversight Hearing to be Held on Transparency of Local Government Compensation
SACRAMENTO - Assemblymember Alyson Huber announced today the introduction of AB 2064 to require all levels of government – including cities and counties, as well as the Legislature and Constitutional Officers – to make the salaries of elected…
Wednesday, February 03 2010
Statement from Assemblymember Alyson Huber on the rearrest of an inmate released early as part of an effort to reduce the state's prison population
"I was very troubled to hear about the rearrest of an inmate released early today. I voted against the early release proposal because of this very kind of risk and the challenges our local law enforcement will now be shouldered with. AB 1678 would give local law enforcement the tools…
Friday, January 29 2010
Assemblymember Huber Authors Bill to Eliminate Waste in State Government
AB 1659 Automatically Eliminates Boards and Commissions Unless they are Proven Effective
SACRAMENTO – Assemblymember Alyson Huber has introduced a bill that will help identify and eliminate waste, duplication, and inefficiency in government agencies. AB 1659 would take existing legislative resources and re-direct them to the Joint Sunset Review Committee…
Tuesday, January 26 2010
Assemblymember Huber Authors Bill to Eliminate Waste in State Government
AB 1659 Automatically Eliminates Boards and Commissions Unless they are Proven Effective
SACRAMENTO – Assemblymember Alyson Huber has introduced a bill that will help identify and eliminate waste, duplication, and inefficiency in government agencies. AB 1659 would take existing legislative resources and re-direct them to the Joint Sunset Review Committee…
Wednesday, January 20 2010
Committee Chaired by Asm. Huber Conducts Oversight of Federal Recovery Act Spending
Reports Show State Agencies Need to Correct Deficiencies to Prevent Misuse of Funds; Committee Questions Energy Commission
SACRAMENTO – California is expected to receive approximately $85 billion through the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA) of 2009; the challenge is getting the money out quickly while minimizing the risk of…
Tuesday, January 19 2010
Legislative Audit Committee to Examine Oversight and Implementation of Federal Recovery Act Funding
Recent Findings from Auditor Shows State Agencies Lacking Adequate Controls to Prevent Misuse of Funds; Committee to Question Energy Commission
SACRAMENTO – To date California has received an unprecedented amount of federal funds through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) of 2009, but some state agencies are still struggling…
Wednesday, January 06 2010
In Case You Missed It…Stockton Record: Huber rolls up sleeves to get rid of government waste
The Stockton Record reported earlier this week Assemblymember Alyson Huber will be introducing a bill to make government more efficient.
The Record stated that Assemblymember Huber “will soon introduce a bill targeting the hundreds of boards and commissions throughout state government in hopes of weeding out waste… Under proposed "sunset"…
Thursday, October 08 2009
Assemblymember Huber Calls on Governor to Sign Bill to Audit Salaries of Board Members
Says Veto Threat is Unjustified and Wasteful
SACRAMENTO – Assemblymember Alyson Huber is calling on Governor Schwarzenegger to sign her bill, AB 579, which would examine the workload and salaries of state board and commission members. In recent days, the Governor has threatened to veto all bills on his desk…
Thursday, July 02 2009
Bill to Examine Workload and Salaries of State Board Members Passes Assembly Floor
Audits will Provide Necessary Information to Ensure Efficient Use of Taxpayers Funds
SACRAMENTO – A bill to examine the workload and salaries of state board and commission members passed a major hurdle today. AB 579, by Assemblymember Alyson Huber, passed the Assembly floor with overwhelming bipartisan support.
“With the state’s…
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