July 2023
Changes in California State University General Fund Spending
2023-24 (In Millions)
| Ongoing Spending | |
| Operations | |
| Base augmentation (5 percent) | $227 |
| Retiree health benefit cost increase | 37 |
| Student basic needs augmentation | 1 |
| Students with disabilities support | 1 |
| Student mental health augmentation | 1 |
| Other | —a |
| Facilitiesb | |
| Student housing projectsc | 52 |
| Five previously approved capital outlay projectsd | 27 |
| CSU Humboldt polytechnic transitione | 16 |
| CSU Chico Human Identification Lab | 4 |
| CSU San Bernardino physician assistant facilities | —f |
| Subtotal | ($367) |
| One-Time Initiatives | |
| Science and Technology Policy Fellows programg | $10 |
| CSU Dominguez Hills support | 15 |
| CSU Northridge Basic Needs Suite | 6 |
| CSU Chico CalFresh Outreach Resource Hub | 3 |
| CSU San Diego Imperial Valley student housing | 3 |
| Federal Title IX implementation support | 1 |
| CSU Dominguez Hills Mervyn Dymally Institute | 1 |
| Subtotal | ($38) |
| Total | $405 |
| a Consists of a $300,000 augmentation for rapid rehousing and $148,000 for CENIC cost increases. The 2021-22 budget agreement included intent to fund these CENIC cost increases. | |
| b The budget authorizes CSU to debt finance all the facilities listed using university bonds. Amounts shown reflect ongoing General Fund augmentations intended to cover the associated borrowing costs. | |
| c In a conforming action, the budget removes $655 million one-time General Fund provided or planned for these projects in 2021-22 through 2023-24. | |
| d In a conforming action, the budget removes $330 million one-time General Fund provided for these projects in 2022-23. | |
| e In a conforming action, the budget removes $201 million one-time General Fund provided for this project in 2021-22. | |
| f The budget includes $290,000 ongoing to support borrowing costs for this project. | |
| g The 2022-23 budget agreement included intent to provide these funds. | |
| CENIC = Corporation for Education Network Initiatives in California. | |