Reporting Portal
California Community College districts and counties can submit their fiscal and budgetary data to the Chancellor’s Office through the following portals:
Annual Financial and Budget Report (CCFS-311): Community college districts’ Annual Financial and Budget Report summarizes budgetary decisions and transactions covering all governmental, proprietary, and fiduciary funds for each fiscal period. The districts report this information, and the Chancellor’s Office compiles it.
Quarterly Financial Status Report (CCFS-311Q): The Quarterly Financial Status Report (CCFS 311Q) is the District’s quarterly financial status report and details how funds were spent and includes projections for the upcoming year.
Contact: CCFS311Admin@CCCCO.edu
Apportionment Attendance Report (CCFS-320): The Apportionment Attendance Report (CCFS-320) includes attendance contact hours for the fiscal year and report period set by the Chancellor’s Office’s Fiscal Services Department. It calculates factored and unfactored attendance by Full-Time Equivalent Student based on the contact hours, period annualizers, and F-Factor data shared by community college districts.
Contact: CCFS320Admin@CCCCO.edu
Audit Tracker: Submit audit reports and findings to the Chancellor’s Office through the Audit Tracker web portal.
Contact: AuditTracker@CCCCO.edu
Chancellor’s Office Local Revenue Reporting Application: The Chancellor’s Office Local Revenue portal is designed to facilitate the accurate collection, analysis, and reporting of local revenue data from community colleges across the state. The following required reports are to be submitted by county and district staff using the portal.
- Enrollment Fee Revenue Report: Enrollment fee revenue for fees charged pursuant to Education Code Section (ECS) 76300 and ECS 76140(k) fee revenue includes fees paid and receivables for courses beginning after the close of the prior year spring term through the close of the current year spring term. Submit your District’s annualized estimated/actual enrollment fee revenue data through the Local Revenue Portal and email a copy of the signed certification to SCFF@CCCCO.edu
- Property Tax and Education Revenue Augmentation Fund (ERAF): Education Code section 84207 requires county auditors to report to the Chancellor’s office of the California Community Colleges property tax revenue for each community college district or portion of a district situated within a county. Various laws regarding Redevelopment Agencies and their Successor Agencies require more detailed reporting of payments from Redevelopment Agencies (RDA) to community colleges. Report only that information applicable to your county. Other counties will report their portion of property tax revenue distributed to multi-county districts.
All County and District staff must request and accept an invitation to access the Local Revenue application. The request for an invitation should include your full name and email as well as the section of the application (Property Tax or Enrollment Fee) that you require access to.
Local Property Tax Revenue Sorted by Community College District
Contact: SCFF@CCCCO.edu.
