AB 2249, the California Heritage Protection Act, ensures that cost of tuition and fees in California’s State Universities (CSU) cannot be increased until the 2019 to 2020 academic year. The author of the bill also urges the regents of the University of California (UC) system to also adopt this policy.
California is home to nearly 2 million veterans, and Orange County has the fourth-largest veteran population in California, numbering over 130,000. Fortunately, Orange County is home to organizations and agencies that offer a wide range of services, and are dedicated to assisting local veterans.
(SACRAMENTO) – Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva (D-Orange County) has already had 3 bills signed into law, in only her first 7 months in office. The Assemblywoman has been hard at work for Orange County; working across the aisle with Republican colleagues to support important legislation, securing budget funds for Orange County, and championing many bills during this legislative year. The 3 bills that have already been signed by Governor Jerry Brown are Assembly Bill 690 (AB 690), AB 1727, and AB 1731.
(SACRAMENTO) –Assembly Bill 690 (AB 690) by Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva (D-Orange County) was signed into law, by Governor Jerry Brown. AB 690 requires Home Owner Associations (HOAs) to deliver, within the annual budget report, an itemized estimate of fees that may be charged by a professional management company for documents necessary to facilitate a real estate transaction. This bill would also require a disclosure on whether the manager receives a referral fee from third parties for distributing required documents.
“I authored this law to help unit owners understand costs associated with the transfer of their homes, and to ensure all parties involved have the tools necessary to make informed decisions,” said Quirk-Silva. “This law makes sure there's more transparency in the process of transferring property, and that there aren't additional fees that are added on or excessive fees for the disclosure documents.”
(Sacramento) – Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva wants to bring the State Capitol to you. Join her for one of her upcoming community breakfasts being held throughout Orange County. Watch this video for details on the next Breakfast Club with Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva.
(SACRAMENTO) – Today, Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva (D-Orange County), made the following statement after voting in opposition to the cap and trade bill; Assembly Bill 398 (AB 398).
“This is not the time to raise taxes on the working people, nor is it the time to force more regulations on our economy. The middle and working classes in our communities are hit the hardest with these fees,” said Quirk-Silva. “The bill doesn’t go far enough to protect citizens of Orange County from pollution.”
(SACRAMENTO) – California is home to approximately 1.8 million veterans, of which 180,000 are female. For various reasons, women veterans are less inclined to seek needed veterans benefits than are their male counterparts. Today, Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva (D-Orange County), principle coauthor of Assembly Bill 296 (AB 296), announces that the bill passed the Senate Committee on Veteran Affairs with bipartisan support. AB 296 will create a task force within California Department of Veteran Affairs (CalVet) to study the health of California’s women veteran population.
섀런 쿼크-실바 가주 65지구 하원의원(민주)이 최근 이전한 지역구 사무실 건물 벽화를 그릴 이들을 찾고 있다. 부에나파크의 유니티 은행 몰 내 오피스를 이용했던 쿼크-실바 의원은 시내 라팔마 애비뉴 6855블록의 단독 건물로 사무실을 옮겼다. 쿼크-실바 의원 측은 예전 학교로 사용됐던 이 건물을 '가주의 과거, 현재, 미래'를 주제로 한 벽화로 꾸미기로 했다. 공모에 응하려면 오는 14일까지 주제에 부합하는 벽화 초안을 이메일(claudia.pena@asm.ca.gov)로 보내면 된다.
SACRAMENTO — Earlier last month, Assembly woman Quirk-Silva sent a letter to Governor Jerry Brown concerning the awareness of the a five mile long “plume” of contamination from mainly industrial solvents, which has been found in a portion of our Orange County groundwater known as the “North Basin.” The North Basin located beneath the cities of Fullerton, Anaheim, and Placentia. The Orange County groundwater basin provides 2.4 million people with water, and nineteen cities and agencies draw approximately 75 percent of their water supply from our local basin.
SACRAMENTO – (Sacramento) – Assemblywoman Quirk-Silva (D – Orange County) stood on the Floor of the Assembly to speak on Assembly Concurrent Resolution 107 (ACR 107), which recognizes, and celebrates, July 4, 2017, and the 241st anniversary of the birth of our great nation and the signing of the Declaration of Independence that this day represents.
“I hope that tomorrow when we’re home in our districts participating in Independence Day festivities, we can share with our constituents the wise words of our founding fathers, encourage political involvement, and foster dialogue between our neighbors,” said Quirk-Silva. “It is up to our state leaders, local leaders, and neighbors to create kinder, gentler discourse.”
(SACRAMENTO) –Assembly Bill 1727 (AB 1727) by Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva (D-Orange County) was signed into law, by governor Edmund Gerald Brown Jr.. AB 1727 reformed the Government Code related to Foreign Trade Zones and the California Foreign Investment Program. Foreign Trade Zones are areas within the state where goods may be imported more easily.
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