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Under the Governor’s proposal, the employer contribution rate for the largest CSU employee group (miscellaneous) would be 26.6 percent of pay—5.4 percentage points lower than the rate in 2023‑24. The employer contribution rate for other CSU employees (peace officers and firefighters) would be 30.5 percent of pay—19.6 percentage points lower than the rate in 2023‑24. These lower rates result in associated budget savings. Specifically, the Governor’s budget reflects a $129 million decrease in the state’s contribution towards CSU’s pension costs. We estimate the lower contribution rates would generate between $63 million and $72 million in savings to CSU associated with payroll beyond the 2013‑14 level. The Governor’s budget assumes that employer contribution rates and costs would return to their higher scheduled levels beginning in 2025‑26. We analyze this proposal in a forthcoming brief.
CSU Is Also Responsible for Certain Health Benefit Costs. CalPERS also administers CSU’s health benefits. Each year, CalPERS negotiates with health plan providers to establish premiums for the plans offered to CSU’s employees. Pursuant to state law, CSU’s contribution to employee health benefits is based on the average premium of the most popular health plans. When premiums increase, CSU covers the associated cost for its active employees. The state covers the cost for retirees’ health benefits. Health care premiums in 2024 are increasing 11 percent—more than double the average annual rate of increase over the past five years. CSU estimates its associated costs for active employees in 2024‑25 will increase $78 million. In addition, the Governor’s budget includes $64 million to cover the higher cost for CSU’s retirees.
CSU Has Identified Various Other Operating Cost Increases. Beyond employee compensation, CSU has ongoing costs related to various other operating expenses, including facilities, technology, equipment, and supplies. CSU has identified the following associated cost increases in 2024‑25: 

$29 million to cover increased prices due to continued inflation. 
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Located right in the heart of downtown Danville, the Veterans Memorial Building is a central gathering spot for veterans, seniors and the community. Built in 1925, the Veterans building hosts meetings and events of our area veterans groups as well as classes and programs for seniors. In addition, the facility's large community room can be rented by residents for use in special events, such as weddings.Renovation ProjectIn April 2012, the facility reopened to the public following a multi-million-dollar renovation/reconstruction project. The work doubled the available space of the building, as well as creating additional office space for the veteran's groups and class space for the many senior programs/services offered by the Town of Danville.Veterans WingThe Veterans Wing of the Veterans Memorial Building features offices for several Veterans Service Organizations including the Viet Nam Veterans of the Diablo Valley, Marine Corps League, American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Blue Star Moms and other organizations.  The Veterans Wing also contains a Veterans Lounge. Military Library and Historical Collection, as well as offices for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and Contra Costa County Veterans Service Office.Nestled in downtown's Veterans Memorial Building this military museum offers Veteran docents available to guide visitors through the collection of military memorabilia on display and share their history of military service.For information about services available for Veterans, please call (925) 362-9806 or e-mail info@vmbsrv.orgRoom Capacities

 
 

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Hood Mountain Regional Park and Open Space Preserve in scenic Sonoma Valley features two environmental campsites at Merganser Pond, reached via an approximately 2-mile uphill hike from the Pythian Road trailhead. 
Reservations are required, and can be made online or by calling (707) 565-2267. The campsites are open for reservation seasonally on or after May 28.
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Two tent-only campsites available: Dragonfly (max of 4 people) and Wilikos (max of 4 people). Tents must be pitched in designated areas.
Each site includes a picnic table and a food locker. Pit toilets are nearby. 
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No electricity available. Cell phone reception can be limited.
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Park closes at sunset. Campers must remain in designated campground area after park closes.
Horses and other pack animals are allowed in the campground.
Dogs, cats and other pets are allowed if they are on a leash, under control and attended at all times.
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