SB1193 regulates discretionary funds in Alameda County, ensuring transparency and prohibiting certain actions by board members.

SB1193 adds Section 26228 to the Government Code, establishing rules for discretionary funds in Alameda County. The board must award funds by majority vote, and funds must serve public purposes like health and human services. The board cannot award funds for private benefits or during the 90 days before an election. The board must post a quarterly log of discretionary funds on its website, detailing costs, timelines, and awarded entities. The act aims to ensure transparency and integrity in county discretionary spending.

SB1193 regulates discretionary funds in Alameda County, ensuring transparency and prohibiting certain actions by board members.

SB1193 adds Section 26228 to the Government Code, establishing rules for discretionary funds in Alameda County. The board must award funds by majority vote, and funds must serve public purposes like health and human services. The board cannot award funds for private benefits or during the 90 days before an election. The board must post a quarterly log of discretionary funds on its website, detailing costs, timelines, and awarded entities. The act aims to ensure transparency and integrity in county discretionary spending.