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2022 California State Budget Information
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2022 State Budget
- 2022 CDSS Budget Detail Tables
- 2022 Budget Act Summary
- 2022 Budget Act has been signed
- AB 178 - Budget Act of 2022
- SEC 156 (11) - Language on direct deposit
- SEC 157 (13) - Language to expand child care slots
- (18) - $20 million for Alternative Payment Program Capacity
- (22) - $100 million contribution to a CCPU health benefits trust
- (24) - $40 thousand for CCPU to design a retirement needs survey
- (25) - $100 thousand for CCPU to establish a reitement benefits model
- SEN 158 (7) - $100.5 million for facilities
- AB 180 - Budget Act of 2021
- AB 181 - Education Finance: education omniburs budget trailer bill
- AB 210 - Early Childhood: childcare and education
- On September 1, 2022 would require a child care and development program to give a provider the notice and the effective date of any change no later than the day the program becomes aware that the change will occur.
- Allows APPs to keep a reserve of 8% of the sum of the parts of each contract, as provided, or $1,000, whichever is greater.
- Extends reimbursements for childcare based on families’ certified need through June 30, 2023, and would allocate $107,636,000 in federal funds and $6,000,000 in state funds.
- Adds California Universal Preschool Planning Grant Program; defines mixed-delivery
- SB 178 - Human Services
- Final Version of the Budget Act of 2022 Preliminary Summary
- ASM Budget Committee - Floor Report of the 2022-23 Budget
- June1st - 2022-23 Legislative State Budget Agreement
- 2022-23 Legislative Budget Action Package (All)
- Trues up DSS child care estimates for caseloads and programs
- Adopts proposal to re-appropriate $4.8 million in Federal Trust Fund for a child care data system
- Approves as budgeted Emergency Child Care Bridge Program Access to Administrative Funds
- Adopts Family Fee Waiver and Development Programs
- Adopts reimbursement for maximum certified hours and Hold Harmless
- Placeholder for option to extend emergency caregiver payments
- Adopts Child Care Infrastructure Reappropriations
- Adopts language to apply COLA for child care
- Adopts APs Capacity Grant language
- Funding for child care new construction and expansion
- CalWORKs Maximum Aid Payment Increase
- Emergency caregiver Funding
- Emergency Child Care Bridge Expansion
- CalWORKs Grants to address Deep Poverty
- Expand age of child eligibility in CalWORKs to include high school students up to age 20
- Child Care Workforce Block Grant
- Set-aside for child care provider benefits subject to bargaining
- Planning Grant for Universal Pre-Kindergarten programs
- May 13, 2022
- May 12, 2022 - Governor Newsom Proposes $18.1 Billion Inflation Relief Package
- $157 Million to Waive Child Care Fees for Low-Income Families. Making state-subsidized preschool and child care more affordable, benefitting 40,000 low-income California families with savings of up to $595 per month
- May 3, 2022 - CA Legislative Women's Caucus 2022-23 Budget Request: Includes $1.9 Billion for Child Care
- April 28, 2022 - California State Senate Budget Plan - Putting California’s Wealth to Work for a More Equitable Economy. To Improve Early Care and Education:
- Secure Child Care Workforce. $1 Billion ongoing to increase provider reimbursement rates to the 90th percentile of the regional market rate, with additional funds to support improved benefits for the childcare workforce.
- Continue Family Fee Waivers & Provider Hold Harmless Policies. $245 million to keep childcare affordable for families and ensure providers have stable funding.
- Invest in Infrastructure and Workforce. $445 million for child care facilities expansion and infrastructure investments, and professional development and workforce support.
- Stabilize and Support California State Preschool. Increases eligibility for low-income children, increase rate adjustment factors to support Preschool providers and provide planning funds for long-term investments in our early education system.
- ECE Coalition Ask
- $300 Million One-Time Build Up California Sign-on Letter (Date to add on May 2, 2022)
- $50 million will help Head Start
- February 3, 2022 - DOF Trailer Bill Language (TBL) placeholder bills This is as WORD Doc
- January 19 LAO Handout presented in SEN Budget & Fiscal Review Hearing
- LAO Overview of the Governor's Budget
- CDSS Child Care Details
- CDSS Health & Human Services Summary Budget Excerpts
- CDSS Local Assistance Estimates for the 2022-23 Governor's Budget (These are what we used to reference as the one-pagers)
- SEN Summary of Governor's 2022-23 Proposed Budget
- ASM Highlights of the Governor's Budget
- CAPPA CEO responds to the budget proposed
- 2022 Department of Finance
- LAO 2022-23 Budget: California's Fiscal Outlook
- LAO: 2021-22 California Spending Plan: Child Care & Preschool
- Assembly Budget Blueprint - Delivering Prosperity & Strengthening the Future
- Senate Budget Plan - Putting California's Wealth to Work for a More Equitable Economy
- LAO - The 2022-23 Budget: California's Fiscal Outlook - Despite the ongoing global pandemic and its disparate health and economic impacts on Californians, revenues are growing at historic rates and we estimate the state will have a $31 billion surplus (resources in excess of current law commitments) to allocate in 2022‑23.
2021 Budget Act
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