Revenue and Taxation Committee adjourns after late session on AB 611 and AB 817
August 30, 2026 | Select Committee on Wildfire Prevention, Select Committees, California State Assembly, House, Legislative, California
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The Assembly Committee on Revenue and Taxation concluded its final committee meeting with two items on the agenda: a recorded motion and roll call recommending concurrence to Senate amendments on AB 611 (passed 5-0) and an informational hearing on AB 817, brought by Assemblymember Mark Gonzales in response to a major warehouse fire in Boyle Heights.
Gonzales described the incident and proposed contingency-fund and tax-exemption measures to support residents; industry witnesses cautioned about economic impacts and offered to work with the author. Gonzales stated the intent to return next year with strengthened language after stakeholder engagement. The chair adjourned the session at the conclusion of the hearing.
Gonzales described the incident and proposed contingency-fund and tax-exemption measures to support residents; industry witnesses cautioned about economic impacts and offered to work with the author. Gonzales stated the intent to return next year with strengthened language after stakeholder engagement. The chair adjourned the session at the conclusion of the hearing.
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