The BSCC and the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) jointly administer three local public safety facilities financing programs with combined total authorizations of up to $1.5 billion in state lease revenue bond financing appropriated to CDCR to partially finance the design and construction of local adult jails and local youthful offender rehabilitative facilities. The BSCC also administers a separate adult local criminal justice facilities financing program with a total authorization of up to $500 million in state lease revenue bond financing appropriated to BSCC to partially finance the design and construction of adult local criminal justice facilities.

• The Governor's Budget does not propose any expenditures from the $500 million authorized for the adult local criminal justice facilities financing program (Chapter 42, Statutes of 2012). The BSCC is working expeditiously to implement this newly authorized financing program and implementation of the program is not far enough along to reasonably predict when the first state expenditures will occur. Depending on the actual timing of when conditional awards are made and the specific project schedules for counties that receive those awards, it is possible some expenditures from this financing program could occur during fiscal year 2013-14.