Alyson Huber fought to eliminate unnecessary state boards that were stacked with political appointees making over $100,000 a year, but met once a month.
She has called for regular review of hundreds of state boards, commissions and departments.
If the boards cannot demonstrate they are being effective and efficient, they will be automatically eliminated. This long-term reform will save California billions of dollars.
As Chair of the Joint Legislative Audit Committee, Alyson Huber led bipartisan efforts for increased audits of state programs and transparency in local government.
Her audits are cutting waste and eliminating fraud and abuse.
Huber has fought for more transparency and has called on state and local governments to disclose their salaries.
News Articles
- Huber passes law to save state billions, picks up Amador support
- State reform bills signed into law
- Huber legislation to streamline government signed by governor
- Government transparency and salaries
- Bills would shed light on pensions, pay
- Assemblywoman Alyson Huber proposes bill to make officials' pay available on websites
- Shine a light on government
- Huber urges sunsets for state agencies
- Huber bill to increase government transparency signed by governor
- JLAC Questions Management Practices of Departments that Could Have Saved $1.4 Billion
- Assemblywoman Alyson Huber hopes bills will bring more ‘sunshine’ to government
- Not perfect but a start
- Huber rolls up sleeves to get rid of government waste
- Assemblywoman Alyson Huber wants to review, scale down number of state commissions
- Huber says state board salaries still need scrutiny
- Huber says state board salaries still need scrutiny
- Calif. to recycle vilified waste management board
- Huber wants to let sunshine in
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