Forty-eight million nine hundred sixty-seven thousand two hundred twenty-two dollars ($48,967,222) shall be set aside initially for counties to alleviate overcrowding and eliminate health, fire, and life safety deficiencies in juvenile facilities or provide efficient and adequate facility for youth with special problems. These funds are hereby allocated to all counties except those listed in Section 4497.24, as follows:
Alameda ........................
$ 2,378,878
Butte ........................
303,787
Contra Costa ........................
1,329,808
Del Norte ........................
34,798
El Dorado ........................
210,354
Fresno ........................
1,064,299
Humboldt ........................
201,133
Imperial ........................
196,087
Kern ........................
901,792
Kings ........................
163,725
Lake ........................
89,431
Los Angeles ........................
14,970,647
Madera ........................
143,542
Marin ........................
400,004
Mendocino ........................
132,407
Merced ........................
297,871
Monterey ........................
605,660
Napa ........................
184,952
Nevada ........................
134,321
Orange ........................
3,934,095
Placer ........................
272,121
Riverside ........................
1,700,581
Sacramento ........................
1,696,928
San Bernardino ........................
2,235,602
San Diego ........................
4,123,745
San Francisco ........................
1,275,871
San Joaquin ........................
794,440
San Luis Obispo ........................
360,682
San Mateo ........................
1,093,529
Santa Barbara ........................
596,961
Santa Clara ........................
2,488,758
Santa Cruz ........................
393,914
Shasta ........................
242,890
Siskiyou ........................
75,338
Solano ........................
544,764
Sonoma ........................
636,457
Stanislaus ........................
591,915
Sutter ........................
107,352
Tehama ........................
81,253
Tulare ........................
517,621
Ventura ........................
1,125,195
Yolo ........................
234,887
Yuba ........................
98,827
(Amended by Stats. 1992, Ch. 877, Sec. 2. Effective January 1, 1993.)
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