Board of Trustees: Presented by: Ivery Hood , President Gabriel Moulaison J.D., CPA, Russ Barrington , Vice President Chief Business Officer Janet Jackson Forbes, Board Clerk Riitta DeAnda , Member June 9, 2020 The Board and staff thank our students for their artwork contributions to this publication. 2751 De Ronde Drive Reaching beyond the boundaries to build a community of learners. Fairfield, CA 94533
2020-2021 Proposed Budget Significant changes at May Revision Economic impacts of Covid-19 Reduced economic activity and record unemployment State General Fund revenues declining sharply Reduction in Prop. 98 Funding LCFF 2.31% COLA effectively eliminated Further 7.69% reduction Cash deferrals Elimination of many proposed increases Governor’s May Budget provides some relief Lower STRS/PERS contribution rates Flexibility with restricted funds
2020-2021 Proposed Budget Revenues No projected increase to ADA LCFF $ 45,095,303 LCFF reduction Federal $ 4,649,700 State $ 4,241,842 -10% or -$4.15M compared to 19-20 Local $ 1,361,798 Cash deferrals Total Revenues $ 55,348,643 All other funding remains flat
2020-2021 Proposed Budget Expenditures Salary & Benefits $ 49,843,306 Salary & Benefits Supplies $ 1,674,432 Step/Column increases 2.63% Contracts $ 5,242,789 Capital/Other $ 2,162,824 STRS 16.15% & PERS 20.7% Total Expenditures $ 58,923,351 Unrestricted Contributions Special Education Restricted Routine Maintenance
General Fund Budget Summary The district is deficit spending by $2.75 million in the General Fund Utilizing $900k in Restricted Fund Balance One-time savings to Unrestricted General Fund $1.444 million contribution from Fund 17 Projected to spend more than 1/3 of available unrestricted reserves
Debt Balance as of July 1, 2020 Series A - HVAC/LED Lights/Irrigation $ 3,301,980 Series B – Solar Project (CREB) $ 5,512,725 Series C – Refinancing of CFD #1 $ 6,765,157 COP 2016 – Refinancing of CFD #2 $ 24,222,772 COP 2016B – Scandia Modernization $ 6,754,572 $ 46,557,206 Payments for 2019/2020: $ 3,056,945 $940,467 Series A, Series B, COP 2016B – General Fund $751,684 COP 2016 – Fund 49 (CFD #1) $1,364,794 Series C – Fund 48 (CDF #2)
Multiyear Projections Without reductions, the district will continue to deficit spend Will not be able to meet required minimum 3% reserve in 2021-2022 Will run out of fund balance early 2022-2023 $1.444 million contribution from Fund 17 in 2021-2022 Fund 17 will be fully expended by end of 2021-2022
2020-2021 Proposed Budget Conclusion The district remains in Qualified Status We are in the midst of an economic recession Revenues are down, but costs are still increasing August Revise Revenues may be reduced further Deficit spending Will need to take action to reduce deficits Identification of new and additional reductions Dependency on Fund 17 (one-time use) State’s adopted budget may not reduce K-12 funding Senate and Assembly bills keep school funding levels
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