AB 907 grants annual salaries to air district board members and ends per-meeting pay for elected officials
August 13, 2026
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The Frame
The measure changes the compensation structure for the 14-member board, shifting from a mix of unpaid and per-meeting stipends to a standardized annual salary model for all members.
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State Air Resources Board members
The bill changes the compensation structure for all board members, providing annual salaries to those previously unpaid and removing stipends for others.
Elected official board members
These members will no longer receive the $100 per-meeting stipend for attending board or committee meetings.
Last recorded activity August 13, 2026.
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Why It Matters
The measure changes the compensation structure for the 14-member board, shifting from a mix of unpaid and per-meeting stipends to a standardized annual salary model for all members.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will air district representatives on the board now be paid?
What happens to the $100 per-meeting pay for elected officials?
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Standardization of Board Compensation
The bill represents a shift from a hybrid compensation model (unpaid vs. per-meeting stipend) to a uniform annual salary model for all board members.
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