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News · Business openings · Imperial County · Imperial · California
Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed a measure to expand the Imperial County Air District, citing concerns about costs without identified funding.

Key takeaways
Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed a measure that would have expanded the Imperial County Air District. The decision was based on concerns that the expansion could create costs without funding identified to cover them.
The veto prevents the expansion measure from taking effect in its current form. The decision centers on the financial effect of the proposed change and whether the added costs would have a funding source.
The action involves the governor and the Imperial County Air District. It is a state decision affecting the district’s proposed expansion, but the available public details do not establish a new size, staffing level or dollar amount for the proposal.
The Imperial County Air District’s response to the veto will show whether it seeks another legislative approach or pursues a revised proposal. Any future measure would need to address how costs tied to an expansion would be paid.
The veto also leaves the expansion issue in its current status unless a later action changes it. No election or candidate is directly connected to the decision.
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