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SWP Reporting Its Accrual World October 30th 2018 Presented by Sheryl Plumley amp Taylor Gilbertson Reporting Timeline ThreePart Reporting Process 1  Enter expenditures in NOVA including brief narrative as to ID: 729939

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Slide1

The Breakfast Club series

SWP Reporting: It’s Accrual WorldOctober 30th, 2018Presented by Sheryl Plumley & Taylor GilbertsonSlide2

Reporting TimelineSlide3

Three-Part Reporting Process

1.  Enter expenditures in NOVA, including brief narrative as to

how

 funds were spent

during

the quarter.

2.  Email supporting Summary and Detail Reports to RCCD.

(Taylor.Gilbertson@rcc.edu)

3.  Email work plan narrative to RCCD.

(Taylor.Gilbertson@rcc.edu)Slide4

Step 1. NOVA Reporting Screen – Financials

https://nova.cccco.edu/login

To find your reporting:

1

2

3Slide5

Round 1 Projects (A/Y 2016-2017) – “R1”

IEDRC P01 R1 Regional Mechatronics Technician Training PathwayIEDRC P02 R1 Subregional Business Incubator and MakerspaceIEDRC P03 R1 Placement and Clinical Site Coordination-Nursing

IEDRC P04 R1 Tractor Trailer Operator Feasibility StudyIEDRC P05 R1 Updating Automotive Labs – Electric Vehicle (EV) & Hybrid Instruction

IEDRC P06 R1 Regional Accelerated, Career, and Employment Program

IEDRC P07 R1 Regional Job Development and Placement 

IEDRC P08 R1 Regional/Sub-Regional CTE Advisory Pilot

IEDRC P09 R1 Regional MarketingSlide6

Round 2 Projects (A/Y 2017-2018) – “R2”

IEDRC P02 R2 Subregional Business Incubator and MakerspaceIEDRC P03 R2 Placement and Clinical Site CoordinationIEDRC P05 R2 Updating Automotive Labs-Electric Vehicle (EV) and Hybrid Instruction

IEDRC P07 R2 Regional and District Job DevelopersIEDRC P10 R2 Healthcare Educator BootcampIEDRC P11 R2 Building and Energy System Professional Consortia (BESP)

IEDRC P12 R2 LAUNCH: Inland Empire Apprenticeship & Work-based Learning

IEDRC P13 R2 Small Business Curriculum Alignment and Development

IEDRC P14 R2 Inland Empire

Cyberhub

Centers

IEDRC P15 R2 Regional Data Analysis and Alignment

IEDRC P16 R2 Awarding Veterans the CTE College Credit they Deserve

IEDRC P17 R2 Cloud Based

Netlab

+ Pilot ProjectSlide7

Round 3 Projects (A/Y 2018-2019) – “R3”

IEDRC P01 R3 Mechatronics Technician Training PathwayIEDRC P03 R3 Placement and Clinical Site CoordinationIEDRC P07 R3 Regional and District Job Developer

IEDRC P09 R3 CTE Marketing & RebrandingIEDRC P10 R3 Healthcare Educator BootcampIEDRC P11 R3 Building and Energy System Professional (BESP) Consortia

IEDRC P12 R3 LAUNCH: IE Apprenticeship and Workbased Learning

IEDRC P14 R3 Inland Empire Cyberhub Centers

IEDRC P15 R3 Regional Data Analysis and Alignment

IEDRC P16 R3 Awarding Veterans the CTE College Credit they Deserve

IEDRC P17 R3 Cloud Based Netlab+ Pilot Project

IEDRC P18 R3 Using Employability/Soft Skills to Create PathwaysSlide8

Step 1. NOVA Reporting Screen – Financials

(Project to Date, not Fiscal Year to Date)Slide9

View Summary Report (example)Slide10
Slide11

Galaxy Sample (Riverside County)Slide12

Step 1. NOVA Reporting Screen - NarrativeSlide13

Step 1. Samples of Additional Comments

Good Examples—Brief, concise and tell us how funds were spent this quarter:Bad Examples—Will elicit a stink eye:$101,475 in 6000’s and $466 in 4000’sWe’re spending as planned

{field left blank}

$9,000 salary/benefits for Job Developer

$1,000 supplies for Job Fair held August 17th

$45,000 snow cone machine for Makerspace

$15,000 for contractor to build mobile application

No spending to date, expect to hire Coordinator in March 2019Slide14

Step 2. Email Supporting Financial Documentation to: taylor.gilbertson@rcc.edu

   A cumulative financial SUMMARY – Shows total expenditures for the life of the project through quarter ending. Shows the subtotal of expenditures by object category.Must match the amounts reported in NOVA.A financial DETAIL report – Only for the current reporting period. For example: 7/01 – 9/30.

Shows each expenditure made (by date) during that quarter. This is helpful to use when providing narrative in the Additional Comments field in NOVA.In theory, the total of the Detail report would match the difference between the total expenditures reported last quarter and this quarter.Slide15

Helpful Hints when providing Financial Summary and Detail Reports

Anything that makes it easier for us to match the numbers from your financial summary to those expenditures reported in NOVA is helpful.If the project name isn’t clear on the financials, write it on there for us.Highlight the subtotals so it is easy to confirm those same expenditures in NOVA. Slide16

Step 3. Work Plan Narrative

Project leads for the college should complete a narrative report that speaks to the progress made on objectives and activities outlined in the work plan. Fillable forms will be emailed to the field, and can be returned via email to

taylor.gilbertson@rcc.edu.Slide17

Invoicing RCCD                   

Invoices for reimbursement of expenditures may be submitted as often as monthly, but no less than quarterly.

Invoices must be accompanied by substantiating financial documents.Helpful Hint – Submit invoices WITH quarterly reports as the financial documentation provided with reports would also substantiate the invoice amount.  Slide18

When are funds obligated

?Slide19

Guidelines for Strong Workforce FundingSlide20

What are Allowable Expenses? 

     

Ask yourself the following questions:

Is this allowable per the CCCCO Guidelines Memo (handout provided)?

If YES, is the proposed expenditure related to an activity in the work plan?

If YES, would your District allow you to purchase that item with general funds (these are Prop 98 funds)? For example, general funds may not be used to purchase alcohol, therefore SWP funds could not be used to purchase alcohol either.Slide21

Preparing for end of Round 1 - 12/31/2018

Contracts expire 12/31/18, per Section 7. Invoices - 

"A final invoice for all performance under this Agreement is due no later than January 31, 2019"Look over encumbrances

Have supplies/equipment been received? Contact vendor for invoice, or status of order

Is this project funding payroll? If so, make sure college procedure is followed to move payroll to a different funding source as of January 1Slide22

What if material is not received by 12/31/18?

On the final report you will be allowed to report encumbrances with expenditures under the following conditions:

Encumbrance is NOT for payroll incurred after 12/31/18

Encumbrance is NOT for travel occurring after 12/31/18

A copy of vendor's invoice accompanies View Detail report showing amount encumbered, PO#, vendor name.

If invoice amount differs from amount encumbered, be sure to show adjustment on View Detail report.Slide23

Object

Expended

Encumbered

Report

1000's

$ 6,458.00

$ 19,375.00

$ 6,458.00

2000's

$43,645.00

$ 78,143.00

$43,645.00

3000's

$19,153.00

$ 64,764.00

$19,153.00

4000's$ 1,191.00$            0.00

$ 1,191.00

5000's

$ 2,464.00

$           

0.00

$ 2,464.00

6000's

$ 5,618.00

$    3,274.00

$ 8,892.00

Total

$78,529.00

$165,556.00

$81,803.00

As long as the supporting report includes a View Detail, and copy of Invoice from vendor to pay $3,274.03 you may include this encumbrance as an expenditure when submitting Q2 Report (Project end 12/31)Slide24
Slide25

Budget Modifications without Prior Approval

Per the Participation Agreement:

5. BUDGETContractor agrees that expenditure of funds under the Agreement will not exceed the funding amount shown in Table 2. Modifications to the budget are allowed without prior approval,

as long as budget categories are not added or deleted, the total dollar amount attached to the proposal is not affected, and the outcomes of the Participation Agreement will not be materially affected.

The project budget is allocated according to funding cycle listed in Table 2.   Budget modifications between funding cycles for ongoing proposal activities may be permitted at the written request of the Contractor, or as determined necessary by the District to ensure funds are expended to the fullest extent possible in each funding cycle.Slide26

Budget Modifications Requiring Prior Approval

The Fiscal Agent (RCCD) may approve budget modifications up to 5% of the original project awardEmail julie.pehkonen@rcc.edu

 to make the request in writingRequest should include: Project #, Round #, and NameAmount to add/reduce for each object category within the project

Justification for addition/reductionSlide27

Contact info:

Sheryl Plumley

sheryl.plumley@rccd.edu

951-328-3858

Taylor Gilbertson

taylor.gilbertson@rcc.edu

951-222-8475