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California Code, Welfare and Institutions Code - WIC § 16941

Current as of January 01, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(a) The amount appropriated and available for the purposes of this chapter shall be allocated to each MISP county in accordance with the ratios established in subdivision (b).

(b) Allocations shall be made to each county by multiplying the amount appropriated for the purposes of this chapter by each percentage listed below:

County

CHIP Allocation

Alameda

4.7427%

Contra Costa

1.8032%

Fresno

2.6855%

Kern

1.7083%

Lake

0.1826%

Los Angeles

43.8057%

Mendocino

0.2664%

Merced

0.7244%

Monterey

1.2937%

Orange

5.1382%

Placer

0.3697%

Riverside

3.1828%

Sacramento

3.2922%

San Bernardino

3.7972%

San Diego

5.9971%

San Francisco

5.3898%

San Joaquin

1.7413%

San Luis Obispo

0.8096%

San Mateo

1.4582%

Santa Barbara

0.7918%

Santa Clara

5.2450%

Santa Cruz

0.7709%

Stanislaus

1.2793%

Tulare

1.3768%

Ventura

1.5472%

Yolo

0.6004%
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