Bill > SB1532

This bill appropriates funds for the state government's operations for the fiscal years beginning July 1, 2022, and July 1, 2023. * **Legislative Branch:** $63,753,500 for the General Assembly, Fiscal Review Committee, and related services. * **Judicial Branch:** $184,290,200 for appellate and trial courts, including indigent defendants' counsel, guardian ad litem services, and administrative office of the courts. * **Executive Branch:** $455,160,600 for constitutional offices and various departments, including the Attorney General, District Attorneys General, Secretary of State, Comptroller of the Treasury, and Treasury Department. * **Department of Correction:** $1,293,600,500 for administration, probation and parole, and various correctional facilities. * **Department of Economic and Community Development:** $887,220,000 for administrative services, business development, innovation programs, and infrastructure and job training assistance. * **Department of Environment and Conservation:** $399,530,600 for administrative services, state parks, environmental protection, and various environmental funds. * **Department of Health:** $597,835,000 for administration, public health services, and community health initiatives. * **Department of Human Services:** $4,292,061,400 for administration, family assistance services (including SNAP), and community services. * **Department of Safety:** $83,139,300 for administration, driver licensing, highway patrol, and homeland security. * **Department of Children's Services:** $784,318,300 for administration, family support services, custody services, and adoption services. * **Department of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities:** $226,057,400 for administration and community services. * **Bureau of TennCare:** $9,786,406,000 for administration, medical services, supplemental payments, and intellectual disabilities services. * **Department of Transportation:** $1,498,290,000 for administration, operations, and engineering. * **Department of Finance and Administration:** $200,662,600 for administrative services, budget, and criminal justice programs, including $178,027,900 for Violent Crime Intervention Grants. * **Department of General Services:** $63,641,400 for real estate asset management, state facilities maintenance, and early literacy initiatives. * **Department of Veterans Services:** $12,127,100 for administration and state veterans cemeteries. * **Department of Agriculture:** $110,442,200 for administration, consumer services, and forestry operations. * **Department of Tourist Development:** $28,284,000 for administration and marketing. * **Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency:** $73,464,900 for wildlife resources, boating safety, and wetlands acquisition. * **Department of Revenue:** $34,916,100 for administrative divisions, collections, and taxpayer services. * **Tennessee Bureau of Investigation:** $37,194,000 for operations. * **Department of Military:** $88,381,400 for National Guard operations, emergency management, and homeland security grants. * **Department of Education:** $3,050,000 for family resource centers, $1,900,000 for Governor's Schools, and $2,786,800 for public television stations. * **State Office Buildings and Support Facilities Revolving Fund:** $150,647,100 for operations, maintenance, and leases. * **State Building Commission:** $150,000 for major maintenance and equipment. The bill also includes provisions for debt service, various earmarked funds, and specific limitations and restrictions on the use of appropriations. The total grand total of appropriations is $22,367,789,800.