Assemblymember Brian Maienschein Announces $600,000 For Human Trafficking Task Force
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SCRIPPS RANCH – Assemblymember Brian Maienschein secured $4 million for ADA improvements at the park – over half of the $7.6 million total in funding for the project. This will be the first major upgrade to the park in 30 years and will bring new amenities, such as accessible fitness equipment and two new children’s play areas.
New vessel will aid in search and rescue, marina and shore fires, and other essential life-saving duties
SACRAMENTO – Assemblymember Brian Maienschein introduced legislation to help California take action to stop drug traffickers from contributing to the fentanyl epidemic.
SAN DIEGO – Assemblymember Brian Maienschein announced today his success in securing $1 million from the State Budget for the San Diego Police Department’s Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) task force.
SACRAMENTO – Assemblymember Brian Maienschein’s groundbreaking disability and aging rights legislation, Assembly Bill 1663, the Probate Conservatorship Reform and Supported Decision-Making Act, has been signed by the Governor.
SAN DIEGO – Assemblymember Brian Maienschein announced today his successful efforts to secure $10 million from the State Budget to help improve and expand the San Diego Workforce Partnership’s programs.
KEARNY MESA – Assemblymember Brian Maienschein recognized Societe Brewing Company as the “2022 Small Business of the Year” for the 77th Assembly District. Maienschein invited Doug Constantier, CEO and founder of Societe Brewing, to a ceremony in Sacramento honoring small businesses throughout California and the remarkable individuals that lead them.
SACRAMENTO – Assemblymember Brian Maienschein’s AB 2239 was signed by the Governor today. AB 2239 will add child endangerment and elder abuse to the list of crimes that prompt a 10-year ban on possessing a firearm.
Assemblymember Brian Maienschein released the following statement regarding the signing of AB 2239: