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Read. Follow. Verify.Lobbying Activity: El Camino Community College District
Record date · June 20, 2026
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What This Bill Does
This document reports expenditures by School Services of California Inc. on behalf of the El Camino Community College District during the first quarter of 2000. The lobbying efforts focused on securing state funding for specific campus facility projects.
The El Camino Community College District spent $1,700.78 in public funds to influence state-level decisions regarding the financing of a new science building and library improvements.
Who It Affects
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El Camino Community College District
The district authorized the expenditure of funds to influence state-level facility funding decisions.
State Chancellor's Office
The office was the target of lobbying efforts regarding the allocation of state education funds.
Key Facts
- The El Camino Community College District paid $1,700.78 for lobbying services between January 1, 2000, and March 31, 2000.
- The lobbying firm School Services of California Inc. was retained to represent the district.
- Lobbying efforts were directed at the State Chancellor's Office.
- The specific focus of the lobbying was to secure funding for the Library Phase II project.
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- The lobbying also addressed funding for a Science Building.
- The lobbying included discussions regarding PVEA (Public Vocational Education Act) funding.
- The lobbying included discussions regarding general facilities funding.
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Public Funding for Lobbying
The document confirms the use of public community college district funds to hire private lobbying firms for state-level capital project advocacy.
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