AB 1614: Crime prevention: drug endangered children

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Kern County Superintendent of Schools	Lobbied on it	Kern County Superintendent of Schools named AB 1614: Crime prevention: drug endangered children in 2 lobbying reports.	2 reports
County of Solano	Lobbied on it	County of Solano named AB 1614: Crime prevention: drug endangered children in 2 lobbying reports.	2 reports
County of Riverside	Lobbied on it	County of Riverside named AB 1614: Crime prevention: drug endangered children in 1 lobbying report.	1 report
Elk Grove Unified School District	Lobbied on it	Elk Grove Unified School District named AB 1614: Crime prevention: drug endangered children in 1 lobbying report.	1 report
Pomona Unified School District	Lobbied on it	Pomona Unified School District named AB 1614: Crime prevention: drug endangered children in 1 lobbying report.	1 report
Poway Unified School District	Lobbied on it	Poway Unified School District named AB 1614: Crime prevention: drug endangered children in 1 lobbying report.	1 report
Saddleback Valley Unified School District	Lobbied on it	Saddleback Valley Unified School District named AB 1614: Crime prevention: drug endangered children in 1 lobbying report.	1 report
San Diego Unified School District	Lobbied on it	San Diego Unified School District named AB 1614: Crime prevention: drug endangered children in 1 lobbying report.	1 report
Crime prevention: drug endangered children.	Source records	AB 1614: Crime prevention: drug endangered children has an explicit source reference to Crime prevention: drug endangered children..	None

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