California § 4497.24 - Two million three hundred fifty-seven thousand seven hundred seventy-eight dollar
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§ 4497.24. Two million three hundred fifty-seven thousand seven hundred seventy-eight dollar
Two million three hundred fifty-seven thousand seven hundred seventy-eight dollars ($2,357,778) shall be set aside initially for the counties that did not have juvenile facilities on January 1, 1987. These funds shall be used to construct county juvenile facilities and are hereby allocated as follows: Amador $ 33,000 Calaveras 80,000 Colusa 218,928 Glenn 213,850 Inyo 846,000 Lassen 350,000 Mariposa 50,000 Modoc 126,000 Mono 18,000 Plumas 45,000 San Benito 243,000 Sierra 10,000 Trinity 30,000 Tuolumne 94,000
Source: official California text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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