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2024 Annual Report

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Explore the Annual Report for a snapshot of 60th Assembly District’s recent achievements. See the bills signed into law by the Governor covering important issues like Education, Public Safety, and Foster Care. Learn about our district budget wins, demonstrating strategic investments in our region and look ahead to upcoming projects and initiatives. Stay informed and be part of our journey toward a better future. Access and download report.

Annual Report

Assemblymember Dr. Corey Jackson hosts the Next Speaker of the Assembly, Robert Rivas for Tour of 60th Assembly District

Tour in Downtown Perris with elected officials. In front of a coffee house.
Perris – On Saturday, April 29th Assemblymember Dr. Corey Jackson invited the next Speaker of the California State Assembly Robert Rivas to tour the 60th Assembly District to learn more about the region's affordable housing projects, economic development, and community. The visit was an important opportunity to engage with the local community and hear firsthand the challenges they face. The tour encompassed three key locations: The Courtyards at Cottonwood in Moreno Valley, the Elected Officials Brunch, and Downtown Perris. This was a chance for the Speaker-Designate to gain a deeper understanding of the issues affecting the region and work towards creating a better future for all.

Assemblymember Jackson demands immediate relocation of foster children housed in former juvenile detention center

I am deeply concerned about the situation involving foster children being housed in cells at a former juvenile detention center in Sacramento County. Despite receiving a letter in February from a state agency that required the removal of children from the unlicensed Rosemont facility, county officials have failed to comply. This is a clear violation of state law and it's unacceptable to subject these vulnerable children to a "jail-like" environment that has the potential to retraumatize or trigger them.

Assemblymember Dr. Corey Jackson Introduces AB 702 (the PROMYSE Act) to Revolutionize Juvenile Justice in California

Sacramento - Assemblymember Dr. Corey Jackson has introduced Assembly Bill (AB) 702, the Promoting Youth Success and Empowerment Act (PROMYSE Act), to support community-based youth development services in juvenile justice programs. The bill will reduce the involvement of law enforcement entities in these programs, by shifting resources to Community Based Organizations (CBO) and other non-law enforcement agencies, that provide trauma informed, restorative programs and services for youth impacted by the juvenile justice system.