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CONSIDER accepting a report on Senate Bill 580, which requires local agencies to adopt policies to limit assistance with immigration authorities, and provide direction to staff. (Thomas L. Geiger, County Counsel)
The document
No operative document is on file for this matter — either the county attached none, or everything attached is supporting material.
Supporting material (10)
- Attachment 1: The California Attorney General's "Guidance and Model Policies to Assist State and Local Agencies in Responding to Immigration Issues Pursuant to Senate Bill 580 (2025)"
- Attachment 2: Draft non-cooperation policy (with resolution) included in the Board's July 7, 2026 meeting packet
- Attachment 3: Table Comparing County's Draft Non-Cooperation Policy with the Attorney General's Guidance Model Policy Provisions and Requirements
- Attachment 4: Table Comparing Ordinances and Policies
- Attachment 5: Bay Area Counties and Other Local Agencies: Survey of Immigration-Related Responses
- Attachment 6: Guide for Interactions with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Agents, prepared by County Counsel
- Attachment 7: Contra Costa County Office of the Sheriff Policy No. 1.02.28 - Subject: Immigration Status
- Attachment 8: Contra Costa Health Policy No. 129A - Policy for Responding to Immigration Enforcement Issues
- Attachment 9: Contra Costa County Library Policy for Responding to Immigration Officers
- Attachment 10: Community Services Bureau Procedure Manual Addendum - Family Preparedness Act of 2025 (AB 495) Protection of Children, Families, and Confidential Information