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Moreno Valley Unified budget outlook: May Revision shows 2.3% COLA, state risks and insurance cost pressures
Summary
Chief Business Official Susanna Lopez told the board the governor’s May Revision proposes a 2.3% COLA for 2025–26, uses one‑time funds and reserves, and introduces small deferrals; she warned of state revenue volatility, declining enrollment, and projected insurance premium increases that could pressure district budgets.
At the May 28 meeting the Board received an update on the state’s May Revision and how it affects the district’s 2025–26 budget.
Susanna Lopez, the district’s chief business official, said the May Revision proposes a fully‑funded cost‑of‑living adjustment of 2.3% for 2025–26 but relies in part on one‑time funding and the rainy‑day reserve. “That rainy day fund or reserve is projected to be 0 at the end of 25‑26,” Lopez…
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