AB 304
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AB 304
Community care facilities and residential care facilities for the elderly: disaster and mass casualty plans
California · Became law
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| Bob Huff | Sponsors | Bob Huff sponsored AB 304. | None |
| Community Residential Care Association of California | Lobbied on it | Community Residential Care Association of California named AB 304 in 4 lobbying reports. | 4 reports |
| Association of Regional Center Agencies | Lobbied on it | Association of Regional Center Agencies named AB 304 in 3 lobbying reports. | 3 reports |
| Emergency Medical Services Administrators' Association of California (Emsaac) | Lobbied on it | Emergency Medical Services Administrators' Association of California (Emsaac) named AB 304 in 2 lobbying reports. | 2 reports |
| California Assisted Living Association | Lobbied on it | California Assisted Living Association named AB 304 in 1 lobbying report. | 1 report |
| City of Diamond Bar | Lobbied on it | City of Diamond Bar named AB 304 in 1 lobbying report. | 1 report |
| City of Villa Park | Lobbied on it | City of Villa Park named AB 304 in 1 lobbying report. | 1 report |
| Community care facilities and residential care facilities for the elderly: disaster and mass casualty plans. | Source records | AB 304 has an explicit source reference to Community care facilities and residential care facilities for the elderly: disaster and mass casualty plans.. | None |
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