California Business, Transportation and Housing Agency

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California Business, Transportation and Housing Agency
California Business, Transportation and Housing Agency
Agency overview
Headquarters 980 9th Street, Suite 2450, Sacramento, California
Employees 45,000 permanent staff
Annual Budget $19 billion (2007)
Agency Executives Dale E. Bonner, Secretary
 
Marjorie M. Berte, Undersecretary
Child Agencies California Department of Transportation
 
California Highway Patrol
 
California Department of Motor Vehicles
 
California Division of Tourism
Website
http://www.bth.ca.gov

The California Business, Transportation and Housing Agency, or the BTH, is a state cabinet-level agency in the government of California. The Business, Transportation and Houseing Agency is responsible for oversight of 13 departments within the state government.[1] The agency's broad range of responsibilities include transportation management and construction, traffic control, state policing, alcohol regulation, automobile registration, corporate regulation, housing, real estate, and tourism promotion.

The current Secretary for Business, Transportation and Housing is Dale E. Bonner, and is a member of Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger's cabinet.

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  1. ^ Departments - Business, Transportation and Housing Agency (text/html). California Business, Transportation and Housing Agency.

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