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    AB-141
    Agriculture & Food

    California Cannabis Tax Fund: Department of Cannabis Control: Board of State and Community Corrections grants.

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    CA
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    2025-2026 Regular Session
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    Key Takeaways

    • Expands funding for cannabis enforcement and tracking systems through the California Cannabis Tax Fund.
    • Allows smaller cities under 10,000 residents to receive cannabis grants by permitting delivery services.
    • Prioritizes grant funding for local governments that focus on combating illegal cannabis operations.
    • Requires cities to allow either retail sales or delivery to qualify for law enforcement grants.

    Summary

    The California Assembly Committee on Budget proposes modifications to cannabis tax fund allocations and grant eligibility requirements through legislation that expands funding for enforcement activities while revising local government participation criteria. The measure authorizes the Department of Cannabis Control to use tax revenues for maintaining the state's track and trace system and conducting enforcement against unauthorized cannabis operations.

    The bill removes existing prohibitions on providing grants to jurisdictions that ban commercial cannabis activities, instead establishing new eligibility standards requiring localities to either permit retail storefronts or, for areas with 10,000 or fewer residents, allow cannabis delivery services. The Board of State and Community Corrections must prioritize grant applications that include illicit market enforcement components and may distribute funds through both competitive and formula-based mechanisms to ensure consistent local government support.

    Additional provisions maintain annual allocations of $10 million to California public universities for research on implementation impacts through 2028-29 and $2 million to UC San Diego's Center for Medicinal Cannabis Research. The measure preserves existing disbursements for environmental restoration, youth education and prevention, and law enforcement programs, including $3 million yearly to the California Highway Patrol for impaired driving protocols and technology development. As a budget-related appropriation, the legislation takes immediate effect upon passage.

    Key Dates

    Next Step
    Senate Floor
    Next Step
    Senate Committee
    Senate Floor
    Hearing has not been scheduled yet
    Senate Budget and Fiscal Review Hearing
    Senate Committee
    Senate Budget and Fiscal Review Hearing
    Do pass
    Senate Budget and Fiscal Review Hearing
    Senate Committee
    Senate Budget and Fiscal Review Hearing
    Do pass
    Vote on Assembly Floor
    Assembly Floor
    Vote on Assembly Floor
    AB 141 Gabriel Assembly Third Reading
    Introduced
    Assembly Floor
    Introduced
    Read first time. To print.

    Contacts

    Profile
    Anna CaballeroD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Not Contacted
    Not Contacted
    Profile
    Roger NielloR
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Not Contacted
    Not Contacted
    Profile
    Tony StricklandR
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Not Contacted
    Not Contacted
    Profile
    Shannon GroveR
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Not Contacted
    Not Contacted
    Profile
    Brian JonesR
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Not Contacted
    Not Contacted
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    Anna CaballeroD
    Senator
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    Roger NielloR
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Tony StricklandR
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Shannon GroveR
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Brian JonesR
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Benjamin AllenD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
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    Mike McGuireD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
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    Steven ChoiR
    Senator
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    Eloise ReyesD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
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    Scott WienerD
    Senator
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    Henry SternD
    Senator
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    Tim GraysonD
    Senator
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    Monique LimonD
    Senator
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    Sabrina CervantesD
    Senator
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    Bob ArchuletaD
    Senator
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    Maria DurazoD
    Senator
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    Melissa HurtadoD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
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    Tom UmbergD
    Senator
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    Susan RubioD
    Senator
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    Lena GonzalezD
    Senator
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    Megan DahleR
    Senator
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    Kelly SeyartoR
    Senator
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    Josh BeckerD
    Senator
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    Dave CorteseD
    Senator
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    John LairdD
    Senator
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    Rosilicie Ochoa BoghR
    Senator
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    Akilah Weber PiersonD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
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    Marie Alvarado-GilR
    Senator
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    Angelique AshbyD
    Senator
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    Catherine BlakespearD
    Senator
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    Caroline MenjivarD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
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    Steve PadillaD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Lola Smallwood-CuevasD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Aisha WahabD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Jesse ArreguinD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Christopher CabaldonD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Jerry McNerneyD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Sasha Renee PerezD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
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    Laura RichardsonD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
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    Suzette ValladaresR
    Senator
    Floor Vote

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    Email the authors or create an email template to send to all relevant legislators.

    40% progression
    Bill has passed all readings in its first house and is ready to move to the other house (3/20/2025)

    Latest Voting History

    View History
    June 25, 2025
    PASS
    Senate Committee
    Senate Budget and Fiscal Review Hearing
    AyesNoesNVRTotalResult
    170118PASS

    Key Takeaways

    • Expands funding for cannabis enforcement and tracking systems through the California Cannabis Tax Fund.
    • Allows smaller cities under 10,000 residents to receive cannabis grants by permitting delivery services.
    • Prioritizes grant funding for local governments that focus on combating illegal cannabis operations.
    • Requires cities to allow either retail sales or delivery to qualify for law enforcement grants.

    Get Involved

    Act Now!

    Email the authors or create an email template to send to all relevant legislators.

    Summary

    The California Assembly Committee on Budget proposes modifications to cannabis tax fund allocations and grant eligibility requirements through legislation that expands funding for enforcement activities while revising local government participation criteria. The measure authorizes the Department of Cannabis Control to use tax revenues for maintaining the state's track and trace system and conducting enforcement against unauthorized cannabis operations.

    The bill removes existing prohibitions on providing grants to jurisdictions that ban commercial cannabis activities, instead establishing new eligibility standards requiring localities to either permit retail storefronts or, for areas with 10,000 or fewer residents, allow cannabis delivery services. The Board of State and Community Corrections must prioritize grant applications that include illicit market enforcement components and may distribute funds through both competitive and formula-based mechanisms to ensure consistent local government support.

    Additional provisions maintain annual allocations of $10 million to California public universities for research on implementation impacts through 2028-29 and $2 million to UC San Diego's Center for Medicinal Cannabis Research. The measure preserves existing disbursements for environmental restoration, youth education and prevention, and law enforcement programs, including $3 million yearly to the California Highway Patrol for impaired driving protocols and technology development. As a budget-related appropriation, the legislation takes immediate effect upon passage.

    40% progression
    Bill has passed all readings in its first house and is ready to move to the other house (3/20/2025)

    Key Dates

    Next Step
    Senate Floor
    Next Step
    Senate Committee
    Senate Floor
    Hearing has not been scheduled yet
    Senate Budget and Fiscal Review Hearing
    Senate Committee
    Senate Budget and Fiscal Review Hearing
    Do pass
    Senate Budget and Fiscal Review Hearing
    Senate Committee
    Senate Budget and Fiscal Review Hearing
    Do pass
    Vote on Assembly Floor
    Assembly Floor
    Vote on Assembly Floor
    AB 141 Gabriel Assembly Third Reading
    Introduced
    Assembly Floor
    Introduced
    Read first time. To print.

    Latest Voting History

    View History
    June 25, 2025
    PASS
    Senate Committee
    Senate Budget and Fiscal Review Hearing
    AyesNoesNVRTotalResult
    170118PASS

    Contacts

    Profile
    Anna CaballeroD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Not Contacted
    Not Contacted
    Profile
    Roger NielloR
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Not Contacted
    Not Contacted
    Profile
    Tony StricklandR
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Not Contacted
    Not Contacted
    Profile
    Shannon GroveR
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Not Contacted
    Not Contacted
    Profile
    Brian JonesR
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Not Contacted
    Not Contacted
    0 of 40 row(s) selected.
    Page 1 of 8
    Select All Legislators
    Profile
    Anna CaballeroD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Roger NielloR
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Tony StricklandR
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Shannon GroveR
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Brian JonesR
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Benjamin AllenD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Mike McGuireD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Steven ChoiR
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Eloise ReyesD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Scott WienerD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Henry SternD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Tim GraysonD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Monique LimonD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Sabrina CervantesD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Bob ArchuletaD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Maria DurazoD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Melissa HurtadoD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Tom UmbergD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Susan RubioD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Lena GonzalezD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Megan DahleR
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Kelly SeyartoR
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Josh BeckerD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Dave CorteseD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    John LairdD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Rosilicie Ochoa BoghR
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Akilah Weber PiersonD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Marie Alvarado-GilR
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Angelique AshbyD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Catherine BlakespearD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Caroline MenjivarD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Steve PadillaD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Lola Smallwood-CuevasD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Aisha WahabD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Jesse ArreguinD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Christopher CabaldonD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Jerry McNerneyD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Sasha Renee PerezD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Laura RichardsonD
    Senator
    Floor Vote
    Profile
    Suzette ValladaresR
    Senator
    Floor Vote