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SB 736

Local law enforcement funding

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City of AnaheimLobbied on itCity of Anaheim named SB 736 in 2 lobbying reports.2 reports
City of EscondidoLobbied on itCity of Escondido named SB 736 in 2 lobbying reports.2 reports
City of OxnardLobbied on itCity of Oxnard named SB 736 in 2 lobbying reports.2 reports
City of Redondo BeachLobbied on itCity of Redondo Beach named SB 736 in 2 lobbying reports.2 reports
City of San Luis ObispoLobbied on itCity of San Luis Obispo named SB 736 in 2 lobbying reports.2 reports
California State Sheriffs' AssociationLobbied on itCalifornia State Sheriffs' Association named SB 736 in 1 lobbying report.1 report
County of RiversideLobbied on itCounty of Riverside named SB 736 in 1 lobbying report.1 report
Los Angeles County Professional Peace Officers AssociationLobbied on itLos Angeles County Professional Peace Officers Association named SB 736 in 1 lobbying report.1 report
Local law enforcement funding.Source recordsSB 736 has an explicit source reference to Local law enforcement funding..None

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