San Joaquin Delta College Community College District May Revise - Governor’s Budget Raquel Puentes-Griffith, Controller Board of Trustees Meeting May 21, 2013
Overview State Budget Timeline May Revise Highlights District Impact Closing Key Points - Other Considerations
Summary Timeline - State Budget Process January 10: Governor’s Budget Late Jan - Feb: LAO Analysis March – May: Legislative Subcommittees May 15: May Revise June 15: Legislature Budget Deadline Mid – Late Jun: Governor Signs Budget
Governor’s May Revise Budget Highlights Continuing theme of reinvesting in education…. CCC System funding $177 million; from $197 million Split between FTES restoration and COLA Further buy down of deferral to $557.5 million Policy Proposals Withdrawn Adult Education Census date to completion based funding 90-unit cap Issues still to be sorted out in the coming month $50 million in Student Success – how to allocate/restricted? $51 million in energy projects Prop 39 funding Online education efforts
District Impact The proposed $177 million system wide increase in ongoing unrestricted general fund revenue translates to… Approximately $1.2 million in restoration of 266 FTES % Approximately $1.2 million for inflationary COLA % Restoration will increase student access – including summer session Fund new faculty positions, part-time budget and indirect instructional support COLA only offsets less than half of the District's $2.3 million in annual increases in inflationary costs Barely covers the $1.1 million for the 11.2% health benefits increase for Results in balanced budget
Three Year Budget Planning Model – Key Drivers and Revenue
Three Year Budget Planning Model - Expenditures
Three Year Budget Planning Model – Operating Results and Fund Balance
Key Closing Points and Other Considerations May Revise subject to change – July update Student Success funding – allocation/restricted? Tentative Budget will address: Increased student access Operational stability funding by institutional priorities Capital, deferred maintenance, and equipment backlog OPEB and Passport obligation Monitor out years of and Model shows a return to deficit spending Will future state revenue levels be sufficient to offset inflationary costs and to generate needed FTES? When will the state’s economic recovery show substantial and sustainable improvement?