Bill > S1270

This bill appropriates a total of $1,320,620,800 to various state agencies for the fiscal year 2025, covering the period from July 1, 2024, to June 30, 2025. * **Department of Agriculture:** Receives $54,059,900 from various funds, including the General Fund, Agricultural Inspection Fund, and Federal Grant Fund, for administration, animal industries, agricultural resources, plant industries, agricultural inspections, market development, animal damage control, and the sheep and goat health board. * **Soil and Water Conservation Commission:** Receives $3,913,400 from the General Fund and Administration and Accounting Services Fund for its operations. * **Department of Commerce:** Receives $204,647,400 from the General Fund, Idaho Opportunity Fund, Tourism and Promotion Fund, and Federal Grant Fund for various economic development initiatives, including significant reappropriations for broadband infrastructure totaling $289,400,000 from the Idaho Broadband Fund, ARPA Capital Projects Fund, and Federal Grant Fund. * **Department of Finance:** Receives $10,783,500 from the State Regulatory Fund and Mortgage Recovery Fund for its regulatory functions. * **Industrial Commission:** Receives $20,065,300 from the Industrial Administration Fund, Peace Officer and Detention Officer Temporary Disability Fund, Crime Victims Compensation Fund, and Federal Grant Fund for compensation, rehabilitation, and crime victims compensation. * **Department of Insurance:** Receives $10,653,700 from the Insurance Administrative Fund and Arson, Fire and Fraud Prevention Fund for insurance regulation and the state fire marshal. * **Department of Labor:** Receives $97,685,700 from the General Fund, Unemployment Penalty and Interest Fund, Employment Security Special Administration Fund, and Federal Grant Fund for administrative services, determinations, and workforce and commissions. * **Public Utilities Commission:** Receives $7,323,100 from the Indirect Cost Recovery Fund, Public Utilities Commission Fund, and Federal Grant Fund. * **Commission on Hispanic Affairs:** Receives $503,300 from the General Fund and Miscellaneous Revenue Fund. * **Idaho State Historical Society:** Receives $10,087,800 from the General Fund, Miscellaneous Revenue Fund, Records Management Service Fund, Capitol Commission Operating Fund, and Federal Grant Fund. * **Idaho Commission for Libraries:** Receives $6,616,500 from the General Fund, Miscellaneous Revenue Fund, and Federal Grant Fund, with a specific condition that funds for library facilities projects must comply with certain Idaho Code sections related to telehealth. * **Idaho State Lottery:** Receives $7,432,100 from the State Lottery Fund. * **State Appellate Public Defender:** Receives $3,981,900 from the General Fund for its operations and capital and conflict representation. * **Division of Veterans Services:** Receives $61,356,300 from the General Fund, Veterans Recognition Income Fund, Miscellaneous Revenue Fund, Veterans Home Endowment Income Fund, and Federal Grant Fund. * **Office of the State Public Defender:** Receives $13,397,700 from the General Fund. * **Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses:** Receives $33,696,300 from the State Regulatory Fund, Miscellaneous Revenue/Industrial Safety Fund, Miscellaneous Revenue/Logging Fund, and Federal Grant Fund for administration, building construction and real estate, occupational licenses, and health professions. This division is exempted from certain program transfer limitations. * **Office of Administrative Hearings:** Receives $834,500 from the General Fund. * **Idaho Transportation Department:** Receives $777,495,800 from the State Highway (Dedicated) Fund, State Highway (Federal) Fund, State Aeronautics (Dedicated) Fund, State Aeronautics (Billing) Fund, State Aeronautics (Federal) Fund, State Highway (Local) Fund, and Transportation Expansion and Congestion Mitigation Fund for transportation services, motor vehicles, highway operations, and contract construction and right-of-way acquisition. Certain funds are continuously appropriated. The bill also authorizes specific full-time equivalent (FTE) positions for each agency for the fiscal year and includes provisions for the watercraft inspection program to combat invasive species, distribution of funds to soil and water conservation districts, and reappropriation authority for various funds related to broadband infrastructure and economic planning.