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SUPPLEMENTAL LAW ENFORCEMENT OVERSIGHT COMMITrEE REPORTING REQUIREMENTS Senate Bills 736 and 823 have created new encumbered as of June 30 but subsequently reporting requirements for the Supplemental Law cancelled, moneys are encumbered by June 30 but Enforcement Oversight Committees (SLEOC), which not liquidated in one year. are ultimately responsible for receiving a detailed written report from the county auditor and/or city SB 823, effective April 8, 2002, deleted the treasurer summarizing allocations from the provision that would have eliminated an agency's county's or city's Supplemental Law Enforcement allocation of SLESF moneys for failure to spend Services Fund (SLESF) for the preceding fiscal year moneys or failure to file the SLESF annual report and then submitting a summary of these annual on time. Instead SB 823 provides that a local reports to the Controller. SB 736, effective agency that fails to submit the data shall not October 4, 2001, returned the reporting deadline continue to expend allocated funds or interest of the SLESF annual reports filed by each SLEOC until that data is submitted. from August 15 to October 15. SB 736 also set a deadline of June 30 of the following year for Each SLEOC should soon be receiving a letter expenditure or encumbrance of funds otherwise from the Controller encouraging them to contact unspent moneys remit to the Controller. There- each recipient entity to notify them of the impact fore, all SLESF funding received during fiscal year of these changes. If you have any questions, 2000-01 must be spent or encumbered by June please call Craig Goodman of the Division Of 30, 2002. SLESF funds are deemed unspent when Accounting and Reporting at 916/445-1958, or moneys are not spent or encumbered by June 30 the Controller's web site at: http:// of the fiscal year following allocation, moneys are www.sco.ca.gov. For more information on this and other CALTRANS PROGRAM OFFERS important topics for California cities, visit the ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE GRANTS League's Web site, www.cacities.org The State Department of Transportation (Caltrans), Division of Transportation Planning has 100NIN0 FOR UAIIFONNLi¥S NI!ST TO announced the official launch of its fiscal year 2002/2003 grant program designed to fund projects FILl A POSITION IH YOUR OITYP with a clear focus on transportation and community planning issues that affect Iow-income, minority, Western City Magazine's job oppoAunity section is Native American, or any other under-represented the source for job seekers looking for positions in groups. The program is called "Environmental local govemrnent. According to our reader survey, Justice: Context Sensitive Planning for Communi- the job opportunity section is the best read section of ties". An estimated $3,000,000 in grants and up to our magazine! $300,000 per application will be available for FY 2002/2003, pending final State budget approval. When you place an ad in Western City Magazine. it will be posted at no additional charge on our website, Applications are available through the Division which receives over 60,000 hits per month. of Transportation Planning's website at www.dot.ca.gov, or by contacting Brian Abbanat at Call to place your recruitment ad today! Caltrans at (916) 653-372. Applications must be 800262.1801orvisitourwebsite submitted to the appropriate Caltrans district office www.westerncity.com. no later than July 17th, 2002. Visit the League's Official Web Site--www. cacities.org PRIORITY FOCUS/PAGE 5