January 2023
Changes in California State University General Fund Spending
Ongoing and One-Time Funds (In Millions)
2022-23 Budget Act | $5,855 |
Ongoing Spending | |
Retiree health benefit cost adjustment | -$16 |
Subtotal | (-$16) |
One-Time Initiativesa | |
CSU Bakersfield Energy Innovation Center | -$83 |
CSU San Diego Brawley Center | -80 |
CSU San Bernardino Palm Desert Center | -79 |
CSU University Farms | -75 |
CSU Fullerton Engineering and Computer Science Innovation Hub | -68 |
CSU San Luis Obispo Swanton Pacific Ranch | -20 |
Subtotal | (-$405) |
Total | -$421 |
2022-23 Revised Spending | $5,434 |
Ongoing Spending | |
Base augmentation (5 percent) | $227 |
Retiree health benefit cost increase | 37 |
Debt service for capital outlay projectsa | 27 |
Pension cost increase | 3 |
CENIC cost increaseb | —c |
Subtotal | ($294) |
One-Time Initiatives | |
Science and Technology Policy Fellows programd | $10 |
Subtotal | ($10) |
Remove 2022-23 one-time funding | -$384 |
Total | -$81 |
2023-24 Proposed Spending | $5,354 |
a The Governor proposes to rescind $405 million in one-time General Fund provided for six capital outlay projects in 2022-23 and instead provide funding for CSU to debt finance these projects using university bonds. | |
b The 2021-22 budget agreement included intent to provide these funds. | |
c Less than $500,000. | |
d The 2022-23 budget agreement included intent to provide these funds. | |
CENIC = Corporation for Education Network Initiatives in California. |