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insuring a minimum level of competency for all persons calling themselves
landscape architects?
2. How effective has the Board of Landscape Architects been in
promoting and protecting the interests of consumers?
3. Is it necessary for the state to regulate this industry?
 

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For the third year in a row, the Legislature faces a budget that does not contain sufficient funds to maintain the existing level of services provided to the people of California. If the budget estimates turn out to be accurate, 1983-84 will be the first year since 1977-78 in which state revenues exceed state expenditures. Whether, in fact, these estimates do prove to be accurate will depend largely on three factors: (1) the performance of the state's economy; (2) policy decisions made by the Legislature, and (3) decisions handed down by the courts. Estimated expenditures in 1982-83 are $1.5 billion greater than estimated resources available in the current year. Thus, unless actions are taken by the Legislature prior to June 30, 1983, or the economy (and hence revenues) performs better than anticipated, the state will end 1983 with a deficit of approximately $1.6 billion.
 

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 Annual Report of the Legislative Analyst Fiscal Year 1981-82
 

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 Annual Report of the Legislative Analyst Fiscal Year 1981-82
 

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The 2024‑25 Budget
California Student Aid Commission

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Cal Grants
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Summary
Brief Covers the California Student Aid Commission (CSAC) Budget. This brief reviews the Governor’s budget proposals for the Cal Grant and Middle Class Scholarship programs—the largest two programs CSAC administers. It also revisits recent one‑time CSAC initiatives the state has funded.
Governor’s Budget Reflects Baseline Spending Increases for Cal Grants. The Governor’s budget revises 2023‑24 Cal Grant spending upward by $83 million (3.6 percent) relative to the enacted level. The increase is due primarily to higher‑than‑expected program costs for community college entitlement awards, especially as more recipients of these awards transfer to public universities. From the revised 2023‑24 level, the Governor’s budget further increases Cal Grant spending by $148 million (6.2 percent) in 2024‑25, bringing total program spending to $2.5 billion. This above‑average growth rate reflects a projected increase in recipients, combined with a projected increase in average award amounts primarily due to university tuition increases. 
Middle Class Scholarship Award Amounts Would Decrease Under Governor’s Budget.
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This lower estimate reflects (1) more plausible, up-to-date economic projections and (2) recent federal action to waive a portion of accrued interest for 2021. We recommend the Legislature adopt this lower placeholder amount. In addition, we recommend the Legislature take advantage of a provision of federal law that allows states to defer 75 percent of their UI loan interest payments during economic downturns. If the state chooses to partially defer its interest payment, we estimate the 2021-22 UI loan interest payment would total roughly $65 million.
 

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 The intent of Chapter 469 of 2015 (SB 29, Beall) was to improve peace officers’ abilities to identify and effectively respond to individuals with mental health, intellectual disability, or substance use disorders. The Commission on State Mandates has found that requiring field training officers (FTOs) to complete at least eight hours of training on this topic constitutes a reimbursable mandate. Given the state’s interest in promoting trust in law enforcement and in minimizing unnecessary harm to members of the public, we recommend funding this mandate to ensure FTOs receive at least this amount of training.
 

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Applicants may be based nationwide, however the recipient of funding must be a certified Skilled Nursing Facility in the State of California.

	View Full Grant Details: Civil Money Penalty In-Person Visitation>/span>	

Deadline

	Active	
Ongoing 

Grant Title

Civil Money Penalty Reinvestment Grant

Open Date
Jun 30, 2023

State Agency / Department
Department of Public Health

Match Funding?
No

Estimated Total Funding
$12,774,440

Estimated Low/High
Dependent

Funds Disbursement
Reimbursement(s)

 

	Current as of:	

	June 30, 2023, 4:27 pm	

Grantor

	Department of Public Health	

Grant Program ID

Portal ID
39050

Opportunity Type
 

	
	Grant
	

Purpose
This grant supports programs to improve quality of life for residents in skilled nursing facilities. Projects may include training, culture change and direct improvements to quality of life, direct improvements to quality of care, and other applicable goals.

Eligible Applicants
 

	
	Business
	

	
	Individual
	

	
	Nonprofit
	

	
	Other Legal Entity
	

	
	Public Agency
	

	
	Tribal Government
	

Eligible Geographies
Applicants may be based nationwide, however the recipient of funding must be a certified Skilled Nursing Facility in the State of California.

	View Full Grant Details: Civil Money Penalty Reinvestment Grant>/span>	

Deadline

	Active	

	6/30/25 00:00	

Grant Title

Equity and Access Public Participation Grant

Open Date
Sep 8, 2023

State Agency / Department
Public Utilities Commission

Match Funding?
No

Estimated Total Funding
$3,100,000

Estimated Low/High
$150 – $15,000

Funds Disbursement
Reimbursement(s)

 

	Current as of:	

	September 14, 2023, 10:50 am	

Grantor

	Public Utilities Commission	

Grant Program ID

Portal ID
45509

Opportunity Type
 

	
	Grant
	

Purpose
The Public Participation (PP) Grant Account is intended to remove financial and capacity-based barriers to participation while creating a flexible and accessible process to apply for and receive compensation.
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The increase is due primarily to higher‑than‑expected program costs for community college entitlement awards, especially as more recipients of these awards transfer to public universities. From the revised 2023‑24 level, the Governor’s budget further increases Cal Grant spending by $148 million (6.2 percent) in 2024‑25, bringing total program spending to $2.5 billion. This above‑average growth rate reflects a projected increase in recipients, combined with a projected increase in average award amounts primarily due to university tuition increases. 
Middle Class Scholarship Award Amounts Would Decrease Under Governor’s Budget. As of 2022‑23, the Middle Class Scholarship is based on a student’s total cost of college attendance rather than only tuition. Students’ awards now reflect a certain percentage of their remaining cost of attendance after accounting for their available resources. Each year, CSAC determines the percentage of award coverage based on the program funding level. Under last year’s budget agreement, the state would have provided a total of $926 million General Fund (consisting of $637 million ongoing and $289 million one time) for the program in 2024‑25. Due to the state budget condition, the Governor’s budget forgoes the one‑time funds but retains the ongoing funds. We estimate the proposed funding level would cover 24 percent of students’ remaining costs in 2024‑25—down from 36 percent in 2023‑24. 
Recommend Pulling Back Unspent Funds From Two Recent One‑Time Initiatives. In 2021‑22 and 2022‑23, the state provided one‑time General Fund appropriations of $500 million each for Golden State Teacher Grants and the Learning‑Aligned Employment Program. We estimate $223 million for Golden State Teacher Grants and roughly $485 million for the Learning‑Aligned Employment Program remained unspent as of January 1, 2024. Given the state budget deficit, we recommend the Legislature pull back these unspent funds. The Legislature might want to take early action to maximize savings, as less funding will remain available by the end of the fiscal year. 

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Brief Focuses on CSAC Budget. CSAC administers many of the state’s student financial aid programs.
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We expect to make changes to the list as the first year of data allows for a better view into the number and type of grants made available by the State of California, as well as the search queries grantseekers use to find relevant grant opportunities.  
Who decides the categories for each grant? 
The State Library offers state agencies and departments a list of categories their grant may fall under. Agencies and departments select which categories best fit each opportunity.

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How many state grants are there?  
The number of active grants administered by the state vary throughout the year based on programming priorities and available funding. Visit our statistics page to view the number of grants posted on the California Grants Portal. Note that this website went live in July 2020 and does not include past grant opportunities.  
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We are collecting and making available statistical information about grants and you can view the statistics page to find more information.  Since the Grants Portal is still very new, we do not yet have complete data to answer this question. 

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(These lease revenue bonds will be paid from the General Fund over time.) Common fund sources for these projects (including out-year costs) include the 2016 California Community College Capital Outlay Bond Fund, which comes from general obligation bonds passed in Proposition 51 (40 projects); General Fund (28 projects); and University of California revenue bonds (19 projects).
We note that not all state capital outlay projects are approved by the Legislature in the annual budget act and, therefore, are not included in our totals. For example, while the Legislature approves the overall budget for the California Department of Transportation, individual projects generally are approved by the California Transportation Commission. In addition, there are some capital expenditures that are continuously appropriated, such as some bond funds. The table also does not include funds that were reappropriated in 2020-21, for example, if funding for previously approved projects was not spent in the original budgeted time frame.
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The budget provides $1.6 billion from various special funds to support CPUC, a decrease of $63 million (4 percent) from the estimated 2019-20 level. The net year-over-year decrease is largely driven by (1) the expiration of temporary contracting resources provided in the 2019-20 budget and (2) lower caseload estimates in the LifeLine Program.
Oversight of Utility Safety and Wildfire Mitigation. The spending plan includes $29.6 million (Public Utilities Commission Utilities Reimbursement Account) to continue and expand various activities at CPUC related to oversight of utility safety and wildfire mitigation, pursuant to several bills adopted in recent years. This amount includes funding for 104 positions (73 permanent and 31 limited-term) and $10 million in annual contracting resources for a three-year period. (The 2019-20 budget included a total of $47.6 million for these activities, including for one-time contracting costs.) Some of the primary activities funded include:

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