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Senate Resolution 7, introduced by Senator Ochoa Bog, proclaims January 2025 as School Board Recognition Month and honors the service of school board members across nearly 1,000 districts and county offices of education. The resolution passed on a unanimous roll call (Ayes 36, No 0).

Senate Resolution 9, introduced by Majority Leader Senator Gonzales, elected Senator Reyes to the Senate Committee on Rules for the regular session. Senator Gonzales urged colleagues to vote for the appointment; the resolution passed by unanimous roll call (Ayes 36, No 0).

Senate Concurrent Resolution 15, introduced by Senator Umberg, proclaims January as Substance Use Disorder Treatment Month. Umberg described the opioid crisis on the floor and said, \"Drug overdose is the leading cause of accidental death in The United States. In California alone, there are nearly 10,000 opioid related deaths in 2023.\" He urged recommitment to evidence-based treatment and regulatory oversight; the resolution passed by unanimous roll call (Ayes 36, No 0).

The Senate also approved the consent calendar, which included Assembly Concurrent Resolution 810 and other consent items (items 15 and 16 on the printed calendar). The clerk applied the roll call to both consent items and the chair announced the consent calendar was adopted (roll call result noted as 36-0 with three members absent for roll call). The Senate moved on to adjournment-in-memory items and privileges of the floor after the votes.

None of the items reported here included amendments on the floor. For several items the transcript recorded factual claims (for example, the nearly 10,000 opioid-related deaths cited by Senator Umberg) and references to existing state policy or public expectations (for example, references to Proposition 36). Where the transcript did not provide statutory citations or specific funding details, those elements are noted as not specified below.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","California State Senate - Senate Floor Session - Jan 30, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The California State Senate passed several nonbinding resolutions and approved the consent calendar on Jan. 30, including SR 7 (school board recognition), SR 9 (rules committee membership), and SCR 15 (substance use disorder treatment month). All recorded votes were unanimous.","taxTitle","California State Senate, Senate, Legislative, California","taxId",77650,"location","California","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6678532,"California Senate unanimously adopts resolution declaring January Firefighter Cancer Awareness Month",809,305000,1114000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2170024-2cbe02b3b70e94a1a37d67345a7edeb4&start=305&end=1114","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2170024-2cbe02b3b70e94a1a37d67345a7edeb4/thumbnail_305000.jpg","/articles/6678532/California/California-Senate-unanimously-adopts-resolution-declaring-January-Firefighter-Cancer-Awareness-Month","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6678532-aa57eab80820fcf593d35968a79c6aba/orig.mp4?Expires=1770585437&Signature=WGzcQEVSdOgTbHSm-h2fs-QbsI0g5jXjaqq9uIovK0Vi7nylRLd3BsLr0xNDaZpxkH40O9aoL-YLChGMZYI8DwJOdOA5aVciXbB0cB6iioVsJWJ90fA8gc7QMOrx8HHfEX67YxLsk1sJmGXGk1dz5xc1WACnEhzFp598NMX91qhYh6wR-39ewX5BJJ4M4FG1MLdQ0zHElgfOaXJFtjzrwr0JlrYqe2EuHZzktR5XP3bQ~RJ05egR~UqNJ0a5uM5svldkDxsORQ9uEf5qCPeJu7g0P79EJKrR8THeb1xqaQOIBKPz8AVBq0gJ6PzpmUva23PH5Fh9QPVp-emqnFAJ8g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","On Jan. 30, the California State Senate unanimously adopted Senate Concurrent Resolution 13, which proclaims January as Firefighter Cancer Awareness Month and affirms support for research and screening to address elevated cancer risk among firefighters.

The resolution’s sponsor, Senator Scott Grayson, said firefighters face routine exposure to known and suspected carcinogens and noted that cancer is now the leading cause of death among firefighters nationwide. Grayson described a 2023 bill he authored that established the California Firefighter Prevention and Research Program, which he said is conducting health screenings for firefighters who responded to recent fires in Los Angeles County. \"Currently, this program is actually being conducted as health screenings for California, California firefighters who were among the first responders to the January '7 fires in LA County, specifically addressing their unique health impacts,\" Grayson said.

The resolution passed on a roll call vote of 36 ayes, 0 noes. Several senators spoke in support on the floor. Senator Allen said wildfire smoke and post-fire air contain elevated lead and other toxins and urged protections for those who fight such blazes. Senator Rubio recalled long-term illness among 9/11 responders and urged continued policy support for firefighters and their families. Senator Perez described firefighters’ sustained volunteer work during recent mega-fires in Southern California and urged reciprocal support for their long-term health.

Other speakers highlighted related policy steps. Senator Laird recalled a workers’ compensation presumption extension and described a recent toxic battery-storage fire that was too dangerous for firefighters to enter, underscoring the risks the profession faces. Senator Grayson thanked colleagues and repeated concerns about contaminants adhering to turnout gear and station handling that can prolong exposure after a call.

The resolution does not create new benefits but serves to raise awareness and express the Senate’s support for research and existing programs addressing firefighter health. The Senate recorded the roll call for the file item: the clerk called members' names and the tally was announced as \"Ayes 36. No 0. The resolution is adopted.\" The transcript shows the item was presented, debated by multiple senators, and adopted without amendment.

The resolution and floor discussion referenced the California Firefighter Prevention and Research Program established in 2023 (referred to on the floor as the program established by a 2023 bill), and organizations representing firefighters were named in debate. The resolution’s adoption was followed by subsequent items on the daily file.","The California State Senate on Jan. 30 adopted Senate Concurrent Resolution 13 recognizing the elevated cancer risk faced by firefighters and reaffirming support for research and screening programs.","actionData","errors"]

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Senate adopts school board recognition, committee election and substance-use treatment resolutions; consent items approved

California Senate unanimously adopts resolution declaring January Firefighter Cancer Awareness Month