BSCC Resources

State Leadership Accountability Act (SLAA)

In accordance with the State Leadership Accountability Act (SLAA), outlined in Government Code 13405, the Board of State and Community Corrections (BSCC) is required to submit a report to the Director of the California Department of Finance on its review of systems of internal control and monitoring processes for a biennial period ending on December 31st of every odd-numbered year.

Listed below are BSCC’s SLAA Reports on the review of our internal controls and monitoring systems.

BSCC 2021 SLAA Report - 12/31/2021opens PDF file

California Public Safety Realignment

Under Assembly Bill 109, realignment shifts criminal justice program and fiscal responsibilities from the state to local government. - Continue to the Realignment page

Evaluation Resources

Visit the Evaluation Resources page for online resources to assist with program evaluation, including websites dedicated to program evaluation, articles, and data sources.

Evidence-Based Practices (EBP)

Evidence-Based Practices (EBP) places an emphasis on achieving measurable outcomes, and making sure the services provided and the resources utilized are effective. It involves using research-based and scientific studies to identify interventions that reliably produce significant reductions in recidivism, when correctly applied to offender populations, through the use of four principles of effective intervention. - Continue to the EBP page

Facility Construction

Local Jail Construction Financing Program (AB 900)

Adult Local Criminal Justice Facilities Construction (SB 1022)

Adult Local Criminal Justice Construction (SB 863)

Adult Local Criminal Justice Facilities Construction (SB 844)

Local Youthful Offender Rehabilitation Facilities Construction (SB 81)

Youth Programs and Facilities Grant Program (SB 823)

Facility Operations

To read more about laws and regulations continue to the Facility Standards and Operation Resource page.

BSCC Conflict of Interest Code

The BSCC Conflict of Interest Code outlines the disclosure categories for individuals holding designated positions, for use with the Political Reform Act and filing of Statements of Economic Interests (Form 700s). Pursuant to Government Code Section 11343(c)(1), the Board of State and Community Corrections Conflict of Interest Code (Title 15, Section 1, California Code of Regulations) has been posted to this website. The Conflict of Interest Code was approved by the Office of Administrative Law and filed with the Secretary of State on November 30, 2017 and will be effective 30 days thereafter.