Protecting employees from heat illness is critical — and regulations must reflect essential public services and emergency response.
CSDA recently submitted comments to Cal/OSHA.

Protecting employees from heat illness is critical — and regulations must reflect essential public services and emergency response.
CSDA recently submitted comments to Cal/OSHA.
Sometimes good public policy solves practical problems.
With pennies increasingly scarce, CSDA co-sponsored SB 1005 to let local agencies round cash transactions to the nearest nickel.
Thank you, @governor.ca.gov, for signing it, and Sen. Anna Caballero for authoring the bill.
CSDA is advocating in the courts to protect the ability of special districts to operate effectively and serve their communities — including on issues involving prevailing wage, rate-setting and governmental immunity.
As California prepares new taxes on digital products, CSDA is advocating to protect essential local services that rely on specialized software.
As California develops new rules for artificial intelligence, public agencies need the flexibility to adopt and manage emerging technologies responsibly.
Several workplace-technology bills opposed by CSDA remain on the governor’s desk ahead of the Sept. 30 deadline.