California Public Utilities Commission

OrganizationOn the consent report Oct 23, 2019 – Mar 27, 2024

$0not to exceed, approved on consent
$64Kcoming in to the district
4items approved on consent
4official Legistar records, all years

About this vendor

The California Public Utilities Commission is a California state agency. It works to ensure safe, reliable utility service at reasonable rates and to protect against fraud. It also manages the California Advanced Services Fund, which pays for broadband infrastructure and adoption projects.

Type
Public agency
Address
505 Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94102

Researched by AI from public sources on Oct 3, 2026, checked by a second, independent AI review, with every contact detail matched to a cited page. Not from OUSD or Legistar; may be incomplete or out of date. Sources: About the CPUC, Contacting the CPUC, California Advanced Services Fund.

What the district contracts them for

  • Technology 3
  • Classroom & academic programs 1
  • Grant or funding in 4

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Official information from Legistar

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Named in the agenda text as
California Public Utilities Commission
Presenting offices
Chief Systems and Services Officer (3); Chief Academic Officer (1)
Record types
Application (3); Agreement or Contract (1)
Funding sources
California Advanced Services Fund; California Public Utilities Commission/CASF Broadband

Approved on the consent report (4)

  1. Accepts up to $41,799 from the state for an adult digital literacy and broadband projectMar 27, 2024 · T.-38 · 24-0554 · May 1, 2024 – May 30, 2026 · Adopted on the General Consent ReportMulti-year
    +$42Kcoming in
  2. Accepts a $8,737 state grant to help connect District 1 high school students to internetOct 23, 2019 · P.-4 · 19-1999 · Oct 1, 2019 – Mar 31, 2021 · Adopted on the General Consent ReportAfter work beganMulti-year
    +$9Kcoming in
  3. Accepts a $9,854 state grant to help connect District 2 high school students to internetOct 23, 2019 · P.-5 · 19-2002 · Oct 1, 2019 – Mar 31, 2021 · Adopted on the General Consent ReportAfter work beganMulti-year
    +$10Kcoming in
  4. Accepts a $3,172 state grant to help connect District 3 high school students to internetOct 23, 2019 · P.-6 · 19-2003 · Oct 1, 2019 – Mar 31, 2021 · Adopted on the General Consent ReportAfter work beganMulti-year
    +$3Kcoming in

All Legistar records (4)

Every Legistar record carrying this vendor number in any year, on consent or not, plus records Legistar links to this vendor's consent items (for example, an amendment's original agreement). Newest first.

DateFileOfficial titleTypeStatus
Mar 27, 202424-0554Grant Award - California Public Utilities Commission - California Advance Services Fund - Broadband Adoption Account Grant - Oakland Adult and Career Education DepartmentChief Academic Officer · Enactment no. 24-0558 · Plain-English summaryAgreement or ContractPassed
Oct 23, 201919-2003Grant - California Public Utilities Commission - California Advanced Services Fund (CASF) Adoption Program - District 3 High Schools - Technology Services DepartmentChief Systems and Services Officer · Enactment no. 19-1569 · Plain-English summaryApplicationPassed
Oct 23, 201919-2002Grant - California Public Utilities Commission - California Advanced Services Fund (CASF) Adoption Program - District 2 High Schools - Technology Services DepartmentChief Systems and Services Officer · Enactment no. 19-1568 · Plain-English summaryApplicationPassed
Oct 23, 201919-1999Grant - California Public Utilities Commission - California Advanced Services Fund (CASF) Adoption Program - District 1 High Schools - Technology Services DepartmentChief Systems and Services Officer · Enactment no. 19-1567 · Plain-English summaryApplicationPassed

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