GA is a county funded temporary cash assistance program for unemployed single adults and couples who may not have dependent children and are not receiving other public assistance benefits including, Supplemental Security income (SSI) or unemployment benefits.

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The California Work Opportunity and Responsibility to Kids (CalWORKs) program is the State implementation of the Federal Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) program. It provides time-limited cash assistance to families with children.

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Monterey County SIU can be reached at 831-755-3224. If you prefer, you may call the California Department of Social Services Fraud Hotline at (800) 344-8477 and your information will be recorded and forwarded to the correct county.

Licensed, non-profit adoption agency serving all of Monterey County. Offers adoption services, foster family care, relative care (Family Ties), mental health counseling for children and families, a support group for birth parents and adult adoptees, as well as parent and professional education.

Federal Shutdown Update for CalFresh Your February 2019 CalFresh benefits may post to your EBT account early! Due to the Federal Government shut-down, February CalFresh benefits for most participants will be issued early, between January 16 to 20. If you do not get your February CalFresh benefits early, and you are still eligible to CalFresh, [...] Read more

The purpose of this Chapter is to provide a district to accommodate low density and intensity uses in the rural and suburban areas of the County of Monterey and to insure that allowable land uses are compatible in the area.

Designation of a parcel as a donor site shall require an offer to dedicate to the County of Monterey a permanent, irrevocable scenic easement on the property, the text of which has been approved by the County.

A. Current Monterey County parking regulations, codified in Title 20 (Coastal) and Title 21 (Inland) of the Monterey County Code, require that all residential developments provide at least one covered parking space for each dwelling unit.