Assembly Speaker pro Tem Kevin Mullin Introduces Measure to Allow Temporary Remote Legislating During Statewide Emergency
ACA 25 would allow for continuity of government during a declared state of emergency
Speaker pro Tem Mullin’s Statement on the May Revise
May 14, 2020 Contact: Susan Kennedy
For Immediate Release 925-437-2510 (cell)
Speaker pro Tem Mullin’s Statement on the State of California’s Partnership With Seton Hospital
“I am pleased the Governor has announced the State of California’s partnership with Seton Hospital as part of the response to build capacity for the Coronavirus crisis. Seton Hospital has been a critical provider of healthcare to San Mateo County residents for generations.
Speaker pro Tem Mullin’s Statement in Response to Governor Newsom’s 2020 State of the State Address
Contact: Susan Kennedy – 916-319-2022(W) 925-437-2510 (C)
AB 2063 Would Help Address California’s Escalating Affordable Housing Crisis
Contact: Susan Kennedy
916-319-2022 (W) 925-437-2510 (C)
Mullin Legislation Addresses Property Value Tax Exemption Cap for Non-Profits and Religious Organizations
Speaker pro Tem Mullin's Statement on Governor Newsom's Proposed 2020-21 Budget
Contact: Susan Kennedy
916-319-2022 (W) 925-437-2510 (C)
For Immediate Release
Speaker pro Tem Mullin’s Statement on Governor Newsom’s 2020-21 Proposed Budget
Governor Newsom Signs AB 784 by Assembly Speaker pro Tem Kevin Mullin
Sacramento –Governor Newsom has signed AB 784, exempting zero-emission transit buses from the state portion of the sales tax until January 1, 2024, in order to advance the deployment of Zero-Emission Buses (ZEBs) in California.
“California is one of the only states that charge public transit agencies sales tax,” Assemblymember Mullin pointed out. “In spite of that fact, many California transit agencies including SamTrans have begun to deploy ZEBs in an effort to reduce dangerous pollutants and emissions from the air. However, since ZEBs are considerably more expensive than their diesel-fueled alternatives, this temporary tax break will help these cash-strapped agencies make this transition more easily.”