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Asseembly Human Services Assembly Human Services Committee Vice-Chair California State Legislature Staff: Honorable Laurie Davies ASSEMBLY HUMAN SERVICES AND Chief Consultant Members Debra Cooper Honorable Joaquin Arambula SENATE HUMAN SERVICES Principal Consultant Honorable Isaac G. Bryan Kelsy Castillo Honorable Steven S. Choi, Ph.D. Consultant Honorable Mark Stone Emmalynn Mathis Honorable Carlos Villapudua Committee Secretary Honorable Christopher M. Ward Toni Zupan Senate Human Services Committee Vice-Cahir Senate Human Services Staff: Honorable Brian Jones ASSEMBLYMEMBER CALDERON Chief Consultant: Members Taryn A. Smith Principal Consultant: Honorable Dave Cortese SENATOR HURTADO Marisa E. Shea Honorable Sydney Kamlager CHAIRS Assistant: Honorable Richard Pan Mark Teemer, Jr. Joint Hearing Assembly and Senate Human Services Committees 2022-23 Community Services Block Grant State Plan August 17, 2021 - 1:30 p.m. State Capitol, Assembly Chambers AGENDA I. Opening Remarks a) Assemblymember Lisa Calderon, Chair, Assembly Human Services Committee b) Senator Melissa Hurtado, Chair, Senate Human Services Committee c) Members of Committees II. Community Services Block Grant Overview a) David Scribner, Director, California Department of Community Services and Development b) David Knight, Executive Director, California Community Partnership Association (CalCAPA) c) Jeremy Tobias, Chief Executive Officer, Community Action Partnership of Kern; CalCAPA President III. Funded Agencies a) Jorge De Nava, Executive Director, Central Valley Opportunity Center b) Aileen Nunez, County of Los Angeles Department of Public Social Services c) Alexandra Valdes, Executive Director, Los Angeles Native American Indian Commission IV. Public Comment .

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