California · Penal Code
PEN §1233.2: (a) Beginning with the 2025–26 fiscal year, the amount of one hundred three million six hundred sixty-eight thousand ten dollars ($103,668,010) is hereby annually appropriated from the General Fund to
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This statute appropriates $103,668,010 annually from the General Fund beginning in fiscal year 2025–26.
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(a) Beginning with the 2025–26 fiscal year, the amount of one hundred three million six hundred sixty-eight thousand ten dollars ($103,668,010) is hereby annually appropriated from the General Fund to the State Community Corrections Performance Incentives Fund, established pursuant to Section 1233.5, for the community corrections program as a statewide performance maintenance payment. Funds allocated pursuant to this section shall be used as specified in paragraph (3) of subdivision (b) of Section 1230. Funds shall be allocated by the Controller to counties according to the requirements of the program and pursuant to the following schedule: Alameda $ 2,330,216 Alpine $ 168,800 Amador $ 197,308 Butte $ 351,445 Calaveras $ 432,151 Colusa $ 225,980 Contra Costa $ 5,606,841 Del Norte $ 168,800 El Dorado $ 294,130 Fresno $ 2,664,300 Glenn $ 188,356 Humboldt $ 890,805 Imperial $ 171,540 Inyo $ 187,451 Kern $ 1,282,194 Kings $ 933,353 Lake $ 392,522 Lassen $ 213,563 Los Angeles $ 31,577,019 Madera $ 1,044,486 Marin $ 833,952 Mariposa $ 168,800 Mendocino $ 500,078 Merced $ 871,819 Modoc $ 171,311 Mono $ 217,301 Monterey $ 253,591 Napa $ 278,323 Nevada $ 564,871 Orange $ 4,197,668 Placer $ 460,696 Plumas $ 373,623 Riverside $ 5,869,455 Sacramento $ 10,405,873 San Benito $ 238,189 San Bernardino $ 7,053,381 San Diego $ 2,473,762 San Francisco $ 2,583,106 San Joaquin $ 1,879,816 San Luis Obispo $ 1,116,156 San Mateo $ 992,398 Santa Barbara $ 1,195,901 Santa Clara $ 1,475,130 Santa Cruz $ 1,474,167 Shasta $ 432,159 Sierra $ 181,873 Siskiyou $ 239,996 Solano $ 681,311 Sonoma $ 901,241 Stanislaus $ 1,086,126 Sutter $ 622,956 Tehama $ 386,626 Trinity $ 168,800 Tulare $ 1,573,585 Tuolumne $ 322,723 Ventura $ 661,077 Yolo $ 1,270,110 Yuba $ 168,800 (b) (1) In order for a county to receive the full amount allocated in subdivision (a), the return to prison rate for that county, as defined in subdivision (m) of Section 1233.1, shall not exceed a threshold of 0.5 percentage points greater than the county baseline return to prison rate, as defined in subdivision (n) of Section 1233.1. (2) For each percentage point the county return to prison rate exceeds the threshold described in paragraph (1), the county allocation identified in subdivision (a) shall be reduced by a factor of 10 percent. (c) If county allocations are reduced pursuant to subdivision (b), the amount appropriated from the General Fund to the State Community Corrections Performance Incentives Fund in subdivision (a) shall be reduced by a corresponding amount.
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