The California Conservation Corps (CCC) operates 25 facilities statewide, including 7 residential and 18 non-residential facilities in both urban and rural areas. These facilities help the CCC achieve its mission of providing employment, training, and educational opportunities to young men and women, and assisting federal, state and local agencies, and nonprofit entities with the conservation of California's natural resources.

The CCC residential facilities house 80-100 corpsmembers and operate 24 hours a day, bringing young people together from across the state, increasing capacity for emergency response and conservation projects. Non-residential centers range in size from 30-60 corpsmembers and allow young people with families to live at home and report to work.

• The Governor's Budget proposes $19.7 million General Fund for the construction phase of the Auburn Campus: Kitchen, Multipurpose Room, and Dorm Replacement project and $400,000 General Fund for the initial phases of the New Napa Residential Center, New Pomona Residential Center, and Replacement of Existing Ukiah Residential Center projects to expand and maintain the CCC's residential program.