California Community Corrections Performance Incentives

Cal. PEN § 1233.2

California Statutes

(

a) Beginning with the 2025–26 fiscal year, the amount of one hundred three million six hundred sixty-eight thousand ten dollars ($103,668,010) is hereby annually appropriated from the General Fund to the State Community Corrections Performance Incentives Fund, established pursuant to

Section 1233.5, for the community corrections program as a statewide performance maintenance payment. Funds allocated pursuant to this

section shall be used as specified in paragraph (3) of subdivision (

b) of

Section 1230.

Funds shall be allocated by the Controller to counties according to the requirements of the program and pursuant to the following schedule: Alameda $ 2,330,216 Alpine $ 168,800 Amador $ 197,308 Butte $ 351,445 Calaveras $ 432,151 Colusa $ 225,980 Contra Costa $ 5,606,841 Del Norte $ 168,800 El Dorado $ 294,130 Fresno $ 2,664,300 Glenn $ 188,356 Humboldt $ 890,805 Imperial $ 171,540 Inyo $ 187,451 Kern $ 1,282,194 Kings $ 933,353 Lake $ 392,522 Lassen $ 213,563 Los Angeles $ 31,577,019 Madera $ 1,044,486 Marin $ 833,952 Mariposa $ 168,800 Mendocino $ 500,078 Merced $ 871,819 Modoc $ 171,311 Mono $ 217,301 Monterey $ 253,591 Napa $ 278,323 Nevada $ 564,871 Orange $ 4,197,668 Placer $ 460,696 Plumas $ 373,623 Riverside $ 5,869,455 Sacramento $ 10,405,873 San Benito $ 238,189 San Bernardino $ 7,053,381 San Diego $ 2,473,762 San Francisco $ 2,583,106 San Joaquin $ 1,879,816 San Luis Obispo $ 1,116,156 San Mateo $ 992,398 Santa Barbara $ 1,195,901 Santa Clara $ 1,475,130 Santa Cruz $ 1,474,167 Shasta $ 432,159 Sierra $ 181,873 Siskiyou $ 239,996 Solano $ 681,311 Sonoma $ 901,241 Stanislaus $ 1,086,126 Sutter $ 622,956 Tehama $ 386,626 Trinity $ 168,800 Tulare $ 1,573,585 Tuolumne $ 322,723 Ventura $ 661,077 Yolo $ 1,270,110 Yuba $ 168,800 (b)

(1) In order for a county to receive the full amount allocated in subdivision (a), the return to prison rate for that county, as defined in subdivision (

m) of

Section 1233.1, shall not exceed a threshold of 0.5 percentage points greater than the county baseline return to prison rate, as defined in subdivision (

n) of

Section 1233.1.

(2) For each percentage point the county return to prison rate exceeds the threshold described in paragraph (1), the county allocation identified in subdivision (

a) shall be reduced by a factor of percent. (

c) If county allocations are reduced pursuant to subdivision (b), the amount appropriated from the General Fund to the State Community Corrections Performance Incentives Fund in subdivision (

a) shall be reduced by a corresponding amount.

Document details

CollectionCalifornia Statutes
CitationCal. PEN § 1233.2
Date2025-09-17
Typestatute
Languageen
SourceCA_STAT
IdentifierPEN1233.2.20251115

California Community Corrections Performance Incentives

Cal. PEN § 1233.2

California Statutes

California Community Corrections Performance Incentives

Cal. PEN § 1233.2

California Statutes

(

a) Beginning with the 2025–26 fiscal year, the amount of one hundred three million six hundred sixty-eight thousand ten dollars ($103,668,010) is hereby annually appropriated from the General Fund to the State Community Corrections Performance Incentives Fund, established pursuant to

Section 1233.5, for the community corrections program as a statewide performance maintenance payment. Funds allocated pursuant to this

section shall be used as specified in paragraph (3) of subdivision (

b) of

Section 1230.

Funds shall be allocated by the Controller to counties according to the requirements of the program and pursuant to the following schedule: Alameda $ 2,330,216 Alpine $ 168,800 Amador $ 197,308 Butte $ 351,445 Calaveras $ 432,151 Colusa $ 225,980 Contra Costa $ 5,606,841 Del Norte $ 168,800 El Dorado $ 294,130 Fresno $ 2,664,300 Glenn $ 188,356 Humboldt $ 890,805 Imperial $ 171,540 Inyo $ 187,451 Kern $ 1,282,194 Kings $ 933,353 Lake $ 392,522 Lassen $ 213,563 Los Angeles $ 31,577,019 Madera $ 1,044,486 Marin $ 833,952 Mariposa $ 168,800 Mendocino $ 500,078 Merced $ 871,819 Modoc $ 171,311 Mono $ 217,301 Monterey $ 253,591 Napa $ 278,323 Nevada $ 564,871 Orange $ 4,197,668 Placer $ 460,696 Plumas $ 373,623 Riverside $ 5,869,455 Sacramento $ 10,405,873 San Benito $ 238,189 San Bernardino $ 7,053,381 San Diego $ 2,473,762 San Francisco $ 2,583,106 San Joaquin $ 1,879,816 San Luis Obispo $ 1,116,156 San Mateo $ 992,398 Santa Barbara $ 1,195,901 Santa Clara $ 1,475,130 Santa Cruz $ 1,474,167 Shasta $ 432,159 Sierra $ 181,873 Siskiyou $ 239,996 Solano $ 681,311 Sonoma $ 901,241 Stanislaus $ 1,086,126 Sutter $ 622,956 Tehama $ 386,626 Trinity $ 168,800 Tulare $ 1,573,585 Tuolumne $ 322,723 Ventura $ 661,077 Yolo $ 1,270,110 Yuba $ 168,800 (b)

(1) In order for a county to receive the full amount allocated in subdivision (a), the return to prison rate for that county, as defined in subdivision (

m) of

Section 1233.1, shall not exceed a threshold of 0.5 percentage points greater than the county baseline return to prison rate, as defined in subdivision (

n) of

Section 1233.1.

(2) For each percentage point the county return to prison rate exceeds the threshold described in paragraph (1), the county allocation identified in subdivision (

a) shall be reduced by a factor of percent. (

c) If county allocations are reduced pursuant to subdivision (b), the amount appropriated from the General Fund to the State Community Corrections Performance Incentives Fund in subdivision (

a) shall be reduced by a corresponding amount.

Document details

CollectionCalifornia Statutes
CitationCal. PEN § 1233.2
Date2025-09-17
Typestatute
Languageen
SourceCA_STAT
IdentifierPEN1233.2.20251115