California AB2413 prohibits public agencies from using public funds for large-format advertisements featuring elected officers.

California AB2413 amends the Government Code to prohibit public agencies from using public funds for large-format advertisements featuring elected officers. These advertisements include billboards, wraps on public transportation, and ads on public infrastructure. The bill also prohibits sending newsletters or mass mailings at public expense. If an agency violates these provisions, both the agency and the elected officer are jointly liable for any penalties. This measure aims to align with the Political Reform Act of 1974.

California AB2413 prohibits public agencies from using public funds for large-format advertisements featuring elected officers.

California AB2413 amends the Government Code to prohibit public agencies from using public funds for large-format advertisements featuring elected officers. These advertisements include billboards, wraps on public transportation, and ads on public infrastructure. The bill also prohibits sending newsletters or mass mailings at public expense. If an agency violates these provisions, both the agency and the elected officer are jointly liable for any penalties. This measure aims to align with the Political Reform Act of 1974.