University Accounting Services

Travel Ban States (AB 1887)

On September 13, 2023, Governor Newsom signed SB 447, which repeals AB 1887, the travel ban. Effective immediately, state funds may be used for travel to all states. If the travel occurred prior to the repeal, non-state funds must be used for reimbursement, however, if the travel occurred September 14, 2023, or later, state funds may be used. For questions, please email travel@cpp.edu

Assembly Bill No. 1887 is a California law that restricts state agencies from requiring employees to travel to any state that has enacted a law that discriminates on the basis of sexual orientation, gender identify, or gender expression.  The law also prohibits state-funded and state-sponsored travel to states on the list.  The restrictions apply to all CSU employees, officers, or members, as well as non-employee travelers, including students.

Travelers are required to check the Office of Attorney General’s website for the list of affected states prior to initiating the travel approval process.

The following states are currently subject to California’s ban on state-funded and state-sponsored travel:

State Effective Date
Alabama June 22, 2017
Arizona September 28, 2022
Arkansas July 29, 2021
Florida July 1, 2021
Georgia August 19, 2022
Idaho July 1, 2020
Indiana July 1, 2022
Iowa October 4, 2019
Kansas January 1, 2017
Kentucky June 22, 2017
Louisiana August 1, 2022
Mississippi January 1, 2017
Missouri August 28, 2023
Montana July 1, 2021
Nebraska October 1, 2023
North Carolina January 1, 2017
North Dakota August 1, 2021
Ohio September 30, 2021
Oklahoma June 22, 2018
South Carolina April 15, 2019
South Dakota June 22, 2017
Tennessee January 1, 2017
Texas June 22, 2017
Utah July 1, 2022
West Virginia July 8, 2021
Wyoming July 14, 2023

For additional information regarding AB 1887, please visit the resources below: