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This difference mainly relates to our treatment of changes in the minimum spending requirement established by Proposition 98 (1988). Compared with the estimates from June 2023, the minimum requirement has decreased significantly in 2022-23 and 2023-24. The May Revision assumes spending on schools and community colleges is reduced to the lower level each year and treats all of the corresponding spending adjustments as baseline changes. Our approach, by contrast, calculates baseline school spending under current law. The difference between these approaches is most evident in our treatment of the Governor’s proposal to “accrue” the cost of $8.8 billion in prior-year payments to schools to future years. The administration treats this proposal like an automatic change and calculates the deficit assuming it has already occurred. By contrast, we treat the proposal like a policy choice—one that has not yet occurred—because it would modify a law the Legislature adopted several years ago indicating the state would not reduce school spending in the prior year.
Other Solutions. Across the rest of the budget, we also count about $6 billion in other budget actions as solutions that the administration counts as baseline changes. This includes, for example, $1.6 billion in spending delays for competitive transit grant funds, a sweep of nearly $600 million in unawarded General Child Care slots, and a change in the distribution of funds in the school facilities program that delays nearly $700 million in spending until after 2024-25.

Together, these scoring differences account for the roughly $27 billion difference in our office’s accounting of the budget problem and the administration’s scoring. While we would maintain that our approach more accurately reflects current law, these scoring differences do not reflect substantive differences in state’s fiscal position.
Budget Problem Has Shrunk Since January Due to Early Action. In January, we estimated that the budget problem under the administration’s assumptions was $58 billion. The budget problem is now slightly lower—$55 billion. There are four notable factors contributing to this difference. First, in April, the Legislature passed an early action package that reduced the size of the budget problem by $17.3 billion (Chapter 9 of 2024 [AB 106, Gabriel]).
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Items that were borrowed at a public library in San Mateo County can be returned to any public library in San Mateo County. This does not pertain to all materials, such as electronic devices and other special collection items. Please be aware of the policies of special collection items at other libraries. Peninsula Library System items returned to public libraries outside of San Mateo County will significantly delay the return of those items to their owning library and may cause those items to go into billing status. 

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Yes! Sign up for a one-on-one session at the San Bruno Public Library! We can provide assistance with general eBook, computer and mobile device topics; repair is not included. Computers are available at the Library or bring your own device. Reservations required. Contact the Library at sbpl@plsinfo.org or (650) 616-7078 to set up an appointment. 

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Yes! The San Bruno Public Library offers free 3D printing services on our Dremel 3D40-FLX-01 3D Printer by reservation only. There is a limit of one print job per week per user. To learn more or to reserve the printer, go to 3D.sanbrunolibrary.org. 

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Items that were borrowed at a public library in San Mateo County can be returned to any public library in San Mateo County. This does not pertain to all materials, such as electronic devices and other special collection items. Please be aware of the policies of special collection items at other libraries. Peninsula Library System items returned to public libraries outside of San Mateo County will significantly delay the return of those items to their owning library and may cause those items to go into billing status. 

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OverDrive provides eBooks, eAudiobooks, and eMagazines for all ages.Android or iOS user? Download the Libby app for OverDrive to get started! Need help with Libby? View Getting Started with Libby. You can also read directly from your Internet browser or send it to your Kindle.Access Partner Libraries for even more choices to check out!Instructions on how to access Partner Libraries Also available are O'Reilly Safari technical eBooks and Enki eBooks. Find out more at ebooks.sanbrunolibrary.org. 

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