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This bill is an appropriations bill for the state of Missouri for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2025, and ending June 30, 2026, which allocates funding to various state departments and agencies. The bill provides detailed budget allocations across multiple government sectors, including education, healthcare, public safety, social services, and administrative functions, with funding sourced from different revenue streams such as the General Revenue Fund, federal funds, and other specific state funds. The total appropriation is $146,529,443, broken down into $105,291,969 from the General Revenue Fund, $28,721,122 from federal funds, and $12,516,352 from other funds. The bill includes provisions for flexibility in fund transfers between certain sections (ranging from 3% to 100% depending on the fund type) and clarifies that some allocations are one-time amounts that should not be considered part of ongoing core appropriations in future fiscal periods. Notably, the largest allocations are made to the Department of Social Services, Department of Mental Health, Department of Corrections, and Department of Health and Senior Services, reflecting the state's priorities in social welfare, healthcare, public safety, and institutional management.

Budget and Finance

https://house.mo.gov/Bill.aspx?bill=HB13&year=2025&code=R