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the demands of high technology crime. This proposal would inappropriately expand the state's role in funding these local priorities.
Lack of Financial Support From Program Beneficiaries. There has been a lack of willingness on the part of private industry to financially support this
activity. When the HTTAP program was established it was assumed that private industry would support the program because it was directly experiencing many
of the costs of high technology crime. As a result, a HTTAP Trust Fund (HTTAPTF) was created to make it easier to solicit and use donations from private
industry to support these programs. It was assumed that if industry considered this program to be a valuable resource it would be willing to contribute to its
expansion. To date, however, no industry contributions have been made to the HTTAPTF. If the HTTAP program is effective in reducing high technology
crime, then OCJP and the HTCAC should be able to solicit additional funds from the high technology industry to expand the program.
Training and Database Support Are Important State Contributions. For its part, the state will continue to provide important intelligence support through the
high technology crime database. Training is another legitimate state activity in this area, and it is most efficient for it to be developed centrally. As a result, we
recommend that the Legislature approve the $750,000 proposed to develop a training regimen on computer crime. We further recommend that the Legislature
deny the request for the exempt position at OCJP, as the current HTCAC structure, which includes an OCJP representative, is sufficient to provide coordination
and oversight for high technology crime.
Recommendation. We recommend that the Legislature approve $5.3 million for HTTAP's ongoing budget and an increase of $750,000 for the cost of
developing a computer crime training regimen, and reduce the proposed funding expansion by $6.9 million.
State Funding for High Technology Identity Theft Efforts Should Be Directed to Areas of State Expertise 
We recommend the Legislature reduce the High Technology Identity Theft program by $2.8 million and approve $500,000 for the development of a
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May 17 Tax Deadline Approaching
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State Issues 2.5 Million Golden State Stimulus Payments
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Taxpayers With Income from Unemployment or In-Home Support Can Benefit from Recent Changes
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Tax Relief for Californians Affected by Wildfires
October 15 Tax Deadline Approaching to File and Claim the Golden State Stimulus
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Cuidado con las Estafas Al Comenzar la Nueva Temporada de Impuestos
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also could be contemplated as part of these revisions.
Recommendations
Approve May Revision Changes to Funding for Middle-Mile
Network, Last-Mile Project Grants, and LLRF. We recommend
the Legislature approve the following General Fund solutions in the May
Revision: (1) the elimination of the $1.5 billion General Fund
($250 million in 2024‑25 and $1.25 billion in 2025‑26) proposed in the
Governor’s January budget for the middle-mile network; (2) the delay of
$200 million General Fund for last-mile projects from 2025‑26 to
2027‑28; and (3) the elimination of the remaining $500 million General
Fund in the LLRF ($175 million in 2023‑24, $150 million in 2024‑25, and
$175 million in 2025‑26). We also recommend that the Legislature
consider additional reductions in last-mile project funding, if needed,
as alternatives to other General Fund solutions in the May Revision
budget overall. Finally, we recommend the Legislature consider ways to
mitigate negative impacts of these changes on unserved and underserved
communities and households, especially in historically disadvantaged
areas of the state.
Reject Proposed Middle-Mile Network Provisional Budget
Bill Language and Consider Alternative Language Requesting More
Information. We recommend the Legislature reject the
proposed provisional budget bill language that would allow the Director
of DOF to augment CDT’s budget by $1.5 billion General Fund in 2024‑25
for the middle-mile network. We instead recommend provisional budget
bill language with no additional funding that requests, at a minimum,
(1) more detailed information about the standalone construction projects
funded by the current spending plan, and (2) a business plan for the
middle-mile network that explains how it will be maintained and operated
going forward.
Approve Additional Federal Trust Fund Authority and
Limited-Term Positions to Receive State’s BEAD Program Allocation With
Revised Provisional Budget Bill Language. We recommend the
Legislature approve the one-time increase in CPUC’s Federal Trust Fund