Women's Civic Improvement Club of Sacramento Inc

Founded in 1911, the Victim Compensation and Government Claims Board is located in Sacramento, Calif. The board administers government claim, victim compensation and revenue recovery programs. Its victim compensation program undertakes cases of murder, robbery, vehicular manslaughter, domestic violence, child abuse and sexual assault. The Victim Compensation and Government Claims Board provides crisis counseling and referral assistance services. The board also offers a variety of medical services to victims, which include hospitalization, surgeries, prescriptions and ambulance transportation. Its government claims program processes claims for money and damages against the state. In addition, the Victim Compensation and Government Claims Board operates legislation, fiscal services and public affairs and news media sections.

As one of the largest public pension funds in the United States, with assets totaling $211.1 billion as of April 2006, California Public Employees Retirement Systems investments span domestic and international markets. The CalPERS board of administration has investment authority and sole fiduciary responsibility for the management of the system's assets. The board is guided by the CalPERS Investment Committee, management and more than 180 staff in its investment office who carry out the daily activities of the investment program. CalPERS goal is to efficiently and effectively manage investments to achieve the highest possible return at an acceptable level of risk. CalPERS provides retirement, health and other related fiancial programs and benefits to more than 1.4 million public workers and their families, as well as more than 2,500 public employers.

The Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH) operates under the California Department of General Services, providing a neutral forum for the fair and independent resolution of administrative disputes. It encompasses various divisions, including General Jurisdiction, Special Education, and Public Works Contract Arbitration, ensuring due process and respect for all parties involved. OAH also offers a range of services, such as the ability to file administrative documents electronically and contract for administrative law judge services. By facilitating transparent and efficient dispute resolution processes, the office aims to improve communication and outreach within California's procurement and contracting landscape. Generated from the website