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California PA Board receives budget update, finds several months in reserve; approves minutes
Summary
The board received a DCA budget presentation showing multi-year fund-condition projections with roughly 8–10 months in reserve across years and approved the Nov. 17, 2025 amended minutes by roll call.
The California Physician Assistant Board received a fiscal update Feb. 23 from the Department of Consumer Affairs budget office and approved its Nov. 17, 2025 amended minutes.
Andrew Trudy, a DCA budget analyst, presented expenditure and revenue projections including current-year estimates with roughly $1.504 million in personnel services and about $2.481 million in operating expenses, for a projected total near $3.935 million. Trudy said the fund condition snapshot showed an adjusted prior-year balance of about $3.53 million (about 10.2 months in reserve) and a current projection of roughly $2.9 million (about 8.1 months in reserve) as expenditures rise with salary and retirement adjustments; he cautioned that enforcement augmentations and future legislation could increase pressures on the fund.
After the presentation, the board confirmed those projections and thanked staff for fiscal stewardship. The board then considered the 11/17/2025 amended minutes. President Vasco Dion Kiddo called for a motion; a motion and second were made and the minutes were approved by roll call.
Action taken: the board approved the Nov. 17, 2025 amended minutes (motion made during the meeting; roll-call recorded as unanimous 'Aye' responses in the transcript). No other budget decisions or supplemental appropriations were adopted at this meeting; staff said monthly monitoring of expenditures will continue and that budget office staff will return with updates.
