Bill > HB0001

This bill provides supplemental appropriations for the operation of Wyoming state government for the fiscal biennium commencing July 1, 2024, and ending June 30, 2026, with a total appropriation amount that is substantial but not a single, easily determinable figure due to numerous adjustments and fund sources. * **Office of the Governor:** Receives appropriations totaling over $67 million for various programs including administration, homeland security, natural resource policy, and the Wyoming Innovation Partnership. Significant allocations include $21.4 million for homeland security and $15.2 million for the Wyoming Innovation Partnership. * **State Treasurer:** Appropriated over $68 million for operations, veterans' tax exemptions, and investments. * **Department of Administration and Information:** Allocated over $980 million for various divisions, including General Services and Employees' Group Insurance. * **Department of Revenue:** Receives over $385 million, with a substantial portion for Liquor Sales & Purchases and General Fund Transfers. * **Department of Environmental Quality:** Appropriated over $202 million for air and water quality, land quality, and abandoned mine reclamation. * **State Parks & Cultural Resources:** Allocated over $66 million for administration, cultural resources, and state parks and historical sites, including funds for the Wyoming Tourism account. * **State Construction Department:** Appropriated over $191 million, primarily for school facilities. * **Wildlife/Natural Resource Trust:** Receives over $46 million, with a significant portion for invasive plant and grass prevention. * **Department of Transportation:** Appropriated over $250 million for various operations, including administrative services and law enforcement. * **Department of Health:** Receives over $2.25 billion for director's office, health care financing, public health, behavioral health, and aging services. * **Department of Family Services:** Appropriated over $329 million for energy assistance, institutions, and assistance and services. * **Community College Commission:** Allocated over $268 million for administration, state aid, and adult education. * **Office of State Lands and Investments:** Receives over $236 million for operations, forestry, county emergency support, and mineral royalty grants. * **University of Wyoming:** Appropriated over $506 million for state aid, the School of Energy Resources, Tier 1 Engineering, and endowments. * **Enterprise Technology Services:** Allocated over $134 million for enterprise operations and IT enhanced services. * **Department of Corrections:** Appropriated over $301 million for administration, field services, support services, and prison operations. * **Wyoming Business Council:** Receives over $79 million for economic diversification and investment readiness. * **State Budget Department:** Appropriated over $3.3 million for administration. * **Supreme Court:** Allocated over $85 million for administration, judicial retirement, and circuit courts, including salary adjustments for judges. * **District Attorney/Judicial District #7:** Appropriated over $6.2 million for administration. * **Education-School Finance:** Receives over $1.98 billion for the School Foundation Program. * **Wyoming Gaming Commission:** Appropriated over $71 million for administration, including funds for a gaming study. * **Legislative Stabilization Reserve Account:** Funds are transferred to the General Fund ($70 million) and used for natural disaster mitigation loans ($100 million). * **Natural Resource Litigation Account:** Established with $3.6 million from the General Fund for litigation expenses related to natural resources. * **Wyoming State Shooting Complex:** Appropriated $10 million from the state shooting complex account and $3 million from the Wyoming tourism reserve and projects account for development and construction. * **University of Wyoming Loan Repayment:** $40 million is transferred from the General Fund to the legislative stabilization reserve account for loan repayment.