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Diane Brady, Fiscal Policy Specialist College Finance and Facilities Planning Division
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Signed by Governor June 30, 2011 Passed exclusively with Democratic votes On-time budget ~ very rare for California 2011-12 Budget
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Total General Fund expenditures = $86 Billion General Fund spending at lowest level since 1972 when measured as a share of the state’s economy. How It Was Accomplished
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In January, Budget gap was estimated at $26.6 billion The gap was closed through a combination of spending cuts, funding shifts, borrowing and an assumption of major revenue gains How It Was Accomplished
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Budget cuts of $11.1 billion Revenue adjustments of $11.8 billion Borrowing and funding shifts $2.9 billion New revenue changes $1 billion Multiple Budget “Solutions”
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$400 million base cut to apportionments Student fee increases from $26 to $36, to total $110 million Net $290 million workload reduction Community Colleges Budget
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New $129 million payment deferral $961 million total deferrals Represents more than 20% of General Fund dollars No COLA Last COLA was 2007-08 Cumulative lost COLA totals 10.88% Community Colleges Budget
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General Apportionment Revenues $5.5 Billion Categorical Revenues $447 million Community Colleges Budget
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State General Fund $3.1 Billion (57%) Local Property Taxes $1.9 Billion (35%) Student Fees*$456 Million (8%) General Apportionment Revenue
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Categorical funding remains at the level established in the 2009-10 State Budget and continued in 2010-11 For flexibility programs, funding levels remain locked in at the 2009-10 level. The exception is for funds provided for statewide/regional projects under Economic and Workforce Development and Transfer Categorical Funding
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$129 million in new inter-year deferrals $832 million in continuing inter-year deferrals – funds deferred from January through June 2012– now $961 million total $300 million in intra-year deferrals - $200 million deferred from July to October and $100 million from March to May. New Deferrals for 2011-12
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$9.5 million for current-year mandate claims 2 new mandates suspended in the current year Mandated Programs
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Tier 1: Community College reduction of $30 million plus another $10 per unit fee increase, to $46 Tier 2: Community College reduction of an additional $72 million Budget Triggers & Possible Mid-Year Cuts
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Redevelopment Agencies $1.7 billion Medi-Cal$1.3 billion “Amazon tax”$200 million Others include the rural homeowners fire fee What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
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www.cccco.edu www.cccco.edu Budget Information Posted on Website: http://www.cccco.edu/ChancellorsOffice/Divisions/FinanceFacilities/Fis calServices/Budget/ http://www.cccco.edu/ChancellorsOffice/Divisions/FinanceFacilities/Fis calServices/Budget/ Apportionment Information Posted on Website: http://www.cccco.edu/ChancellorsOffice/Divisions/FinanceFacilities/Fis calServices/AllocationsSection/ApportionmentReports/ Diane Brady email ~ dbrady@cccco.edu Chancellor’s Office Website
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