Bill > HB19

This bill is a comprehensive appropriations bill for the state of Missouri, allocating funds for various state departments, agencies, and specific projects for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2025, and ending June 30, 2026. The bill provides funding for a wide range of initiatives, including infrastructure improvements, educational facility upgrades, healthcare facility renovations, and support for various nonprofit organizations. Key appropriations include $50 million for the University of Missouri's Radioisotope Science Center, $15 million for redevelopment of the former Missouri State Penitentiary site, $55 million for Missouri State Fair facility improvements, and $48.1 million for constructing a 200-bed mental health hospital. The bill also allocates funds for numerous specific local projects across Missouri, such as library renovations, water infrastructure improvements, hospital equipment purchases, and community center upgrades. The total appropriations amount to $513,101,257, with the majority ($327,542,192) coming from the General Revenue Fund, supplemented by federal funds and other funding sources. Each section of the bill specifies the exact amount and purpose of the funding, often with specific geographic or organizational qualifications for the allocation.

Budget and Finance

https://house.mo.gov/Bill.aspx?bill=HB19&year=2025&code=R