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The 2023-24 California Spending Plan: Resources and Environmental Protection
Water Resources’ (DWR’s) Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA)
implementation grants, the California Department of Food and
Agriculture’s (CDFA’s) State Water Efficiency and Enhancement Program,
and the Department of Conservation’s (DOC’s) Multi-Benefit Land
Repurposing Program—will accommodate the reduction by awarding fewer
grants to local entities.
Salton Sea. The budget reduces General
Fund support for DWR Salton Sea projects and management activities by
$119 million (from $180 million to $61 million) over 2022‑23 and
2023‑24. However, this reduction is partially offset by two new
augmentations for Salton Sea activities provided outside of this
package—$25 million in Proposition 68 (2018) bond funds through CNRA and
$20 million in federal funds. In addition—as discussed later in the DWR
section of this post—the state will receive another $228 million in
federal funds, contingent on certain local reductions in Colorado River
water use.

Makes Some Reductions to Earlier Funding.
In addition to the funding reductions noted above, the budget also
reduces unspent General Fund that was appropriated in 2021‑22 for three
DWR programs. This includes reductions of $25 million for the LandFlex
program and $25 million for a drought salinity barrier in the
Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. Improved water conditions this year
reduced the need for funding in both programs. The budget also reduces
spending by $15 million for aqueduct solar panel pilot projects, while
continuing to maintain $20 million for one pilot that is already
underway.
Delays Funding for Two Programs. The budget
package delays a total of $450 million in General Fund spending until
2024‑25: (1) $200 million from 2021‑22 to 2024‑25 for drinking water and
wastewater projects at the State Water Resources Control Board (SWRCB),
and (2) $250 million that was originally planned in 2022‑23 and 2023‑24
until 2024‑25 for the Wildlife Conservation Board ($178 million) and DWR
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	(479) 442-7076
www.cfseb.org
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