Resources

Access OAH's Notice of Collection of Private Information

If a request for due process does not include enough information, another party may file a “Notice of Insufficiency.”  “Insufficiency” means “not enough facts or information.”  No response to a Notice of Insufficiency is required or expected.  This section contains a sample of how some judges have ruled on a Notice of Insufficiency.

Client state agencies, vendors, and the public can find project notices, reports, assessments, exemptions, and information about the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA).

Access previous OAH Advisory Committee meeting information.

Any person can view lists of attorneys and advocates who can assist him/her in preparation for a Special Education case before the Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH). OAH does not provide legal advice.

State agencies can learn about statewide transportation, surplus asset management, and travel contract services provided by the Office of Fleet and Asset Management.

Stakeholders can access online applications developed by the Office of Public School Construction (OPSC), such as OPSC Online, SFP Grant Calculator and Project Tracking Number Generator, which generates Project Tracking numbers and provides a search function for school construction projects.

Publications and Reference Material for Download

Stakeholders can access OPSC Online, view virtual training workshops, access the OPSC Online User Guide, check system status and maintenance schedules, and application release notes.

A series of free virtual training sessions conducted by OPSC on accessing State Allocation Board programs.

Government agencies can learn how to order business cards using an online site hosted by the Office of State Publishing (OSP).

Government agencies can access the Office of State Publishing’s (OSP) Web Storefront (WSF) to order Envelopes.

Access sample orders regarding requests for in-person hearings and objections to videoconference hearings.

Access sample orders regarding sanctions and shifting costs

A judge may order the parties to provide information as to why OAH should or should not take action to close a case before a hearing.  This section contains a sample of Orders to Show Cause.

Learn more about the new Digital StoreFront.

Access frequently asked questions, a glossary of terms and other CBSC educational documents to become more familiar with the California Building Standards Commission and its activities.

In case you missed the October 02, 2023, collaboration of the CCDA and the Pacific ADA Center ADA Opportunities for Small Businesses Webinar

If a party does not want the judge that is assigned to the case, there are two ways to get a different judge for the hearing. The first way is called a "Peremptory Challenge." The second way is called a "Challenge for Cause." This section contains a sample of how some judges have ruled on peremptory challenges and challenges for cause.

Provides managers, supervisors and employee resource liaisons of the Department of General Services (DGS) and its client agencies with easy access to pertinent policies, processes, procedures and resources relating to a variety of personnel management issues.

Stakeholders can view the latest State Allocation Board (SAB) policies and procedures regarding the use of piggyback contracts on projects funded under SAB-Administered Programs.

Locate information on scheduling K-12 schools, community colleges, and state-owned and leased essential services buildings and other projects for plan review by DSA.

Learn about the DSA process for project submittal and plan review for K-12 schools, community colleges and essential services building construction projects.

Government agencies can access the Office of State Publishing’s (OSP) rates, along with a listing of its services.