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Proposition 1
Authorizes $6.38 Billion in Bonds to Build Mental Health Treatment Facilities for Those With Mental Health and Substance Use Challenges; Provides Housing for the Homeless. Legislative Statute.
A YES vote on this measure means: Counties would need to change some of the mental health care and drug or alcohol treatment services provided currently to focus more on housing and personalized support services. The state could borrow up to $6.4 billion to build (1) more places where people could get mental health care and drug or alcohol treatment and (2) more housing for people with mental health, drug, or alcohol challenges.
A NO vote on this measure means: Counties would not need to change the mental health care and drug or alcohol treatment services provided currently. The state could not borrow up to $6.4 billion to build more places where people could get mental health care and drug or alcohol treatment and more housing for people with mental health, drug, or alcohol challenges.
To get a better understanding of bond debt, see our Overview of State Bond Debt.

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Public Service Bulletin 20-09: Form 540NR Short Elimination Beginning Taxable Year 2019
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The 2024-25 Budget: California Student Aid Commission
$2,041

$2,858

$1,987

‑$871

‑30%

UC

1,663

2,506

1,742

‑764

‑30

CCC

2,622

5,325

3,725

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aLess than $500,000.

Notes: Data for 2022‑23 and 2023‑24 reflect California Student Aid Commission (CSAC) estimates. Data for 2024‑25 reflect CSAC estimates adjusted by LAO to align with the proposed funding level in the Governor’s budget.

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In this section, we discuss how the Legislature can achieve additional budget savings by pulling back unspent one‑time funding for two initiatives at CSAC. Although the Governor’s budget does not include these actions, they could be among the less disruptive options for addressing the state budget deficit.
State Recently Created a Few Large One‑Time Initiatives at CSAC. In 2021‑22 and 2022‑23, the state appropriated a large amount of one‑time General Fund to CSAC in response to the large budget surpluses estimated at the time. Specifically, the state provided $500 million for the Golden State Teacher Grant program, which provides scholarships of up to $20,000 to students enrolled in teacher preparation programs who commit to working for four years at a priority school or preschool program. The state also provided $500 million for the Learning‑Aligned Employment Program, which provides students from underrepresented backgrounds with work‑study opportunities related to their area of study or career interests. In addition to these two initiatives, the state provided $500 million for a third initiative offering training grants to individuals who lost employment due to the pandemic. In 2023‑24, facing both a moderate budget deficit and a strong job market, the state discontinued this third initiative and reverted approximately $480 million in unspent funds.
Some Golden State Teacher Grant Funds Remain Unspent. The $500 million appropriation for Golden State Teacher Grants was to be spent across five years, ending June 30, 2026.
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2001 Budget Analysis:California Spending on Long-Term Care Services
Multiple State Departments Provide Long-Term Care. Within California, the Departments of Aging (CDA), Health Services (DHS), Social Services (DSS),
Developmental Services, Mental Health (DMH), Rehabilitation, and Veterans Affairs directly administer programs and services that provide long-term care. In
some cases, for example, mentally disabled and developmentally disabled clients, the department provides funding to county-operated entities or nonprofit
organizations for long-term care services.
Many of the long-term care services in California are funded by Medi-Cal—the state's Medicaid program—which is the jointly funded state-federal health
insurance program for eligible low-income and needy persons. Specifically, Medi-Cal pays for nursing home beds on a fee-for-service basis for authorized
individuals. Medi-Cal also funds an in-home personal care services program as a state optional benefit, which is administered by DSS as part of the IHSS
program. Medi-Cal additionally funds home- and community-based services to targeted individuals—those who might otherwise require institutional care. These
services are provided under federal home- and community-based services waivers which allow payment for services not otherwise authorized by Medi-Cal. For
example, the Multipurpose Senior Services Program (MSSP) provides case management to frail elderly persons so that they may continue to live in their own
homes.
Other long-term care programs administered by the CDA and local Area Agencies on Aging receive federal funds under the Older Americans Act. The state
provides nutrition services, as well as other home- and community-based social service programs, with these federal funds.
The state's framework for delivering long-term care services largely reflects the state's central role as an administrative entity for federal funds. The federal
government requires a single state agency to be responsible for federal Medicaid funds. In California, that agency is DHS, which receives all federal Medicaid
funding and disburses these funds to other departments that administer the programs providing long-term care services. Notwithstanding DHS' designation as