Bill > HSB343

This bill appropriates funds for state government administration and regulation for the fiscal years beginning July 1, 2025, and ending June 30, 2026. * **Department of Administrative Services:** Receives $3,713,718 for salaries, support, and maintenance; $4,487,598 for utility costs (funds not reverting at year-end); $460,884 for Terrace Hill operations; $2,626,613 for state library services; $2,464,823 for the Enrich Iowa program; $3,804,774 for historical resources; and $425,751 for historic site administration. * **Auditor of State:** Receives $1,002,686 for salaries, support, and maintenance. * **Iowa Ethics and Campaign Disclosure Board:** Receives $1,045,432 for salaries, support, and maintenance. * **Offices of Governor and Lieutenant Governor:** Receive $2,864,932 for general office operations and $144,222 for the governor's quarters at Terrace Hill. * **Department of Inspections, Appeals, and Licensing:** Receives various appropriations including $933,285 for Administration, $654,983 for Administrative Hearings, $2,769,231 for Investigations, $6,206,128 for Health Facilities, $530,782 for the Employment Appeal Board, $509,565 for Food and Consumer Safety, $1,385,921 for the Iowa Office of Civil Rights, $2,965,719 for Labor Services (funds not reverting at year-end), $3,381,044 for the Division of Workers' Compensation (funds not reverting at year-end), and $1,627,969 for Professional Licensing. Additionally, $62,317 is appropriated from the Housing Trust Fund for professional licensing, and $7,448,600 from the Gaming Regulatory Revolving Fund for racing and gaming regulation. The Administrative Hearings Division also receives $1,623,897 from the Road Use Tax Fund. * **Department of Insurance and Financial Services:** Receives $14,343,523 for the Banking Division, $2,875,989 for the Credit Union Division, and $10,326,541 for the Insurance Division from the Commerce Revolving Fund. An additional $225,000 is allocated for a report on pharmacy services and drug distribution. The department also receives $450,000 from the General Fund for the Captive Insurance Regulatory and Supervision Fund. * **Department of Management:** Receives $3,666,154 for enterprise resource planning and related functions, and $4,421,887 for the division of information technology, including $325,000 for cybersecurity services to local governments. An additional $56,000 is appropriated from the Road Use Tax Fund. * **Iowa Public Employees' Retirement System (IPERS):** Receives $23,955,503 for salaries, support, and other operational costs, and $60,000,000 for a pension administrative system, with funds for the pension system remaining available until June 30, 2035. * **Iowa Public Information Board:** Receives $467,227 for salaries, support, and maintenance. * **Department of Revenue:** Receives $15,378,678 from the General Fund, with $400,000 designated for local sales and services tax collection costs. It also receives $1,305,775 from the Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax Fund for fuel tax program administration. * **Secretary of State:** Receives $2,566,697 for Administration and Elections and $1,568,795 for Business Services from the General Fund. An additional $195,400 is appropriated from the Address Confidentiality Program Revolving Fund. * **Treasurer of State:** Receives $1,046,415 from the General Fund for salaries, support, and maintenance, and $316,788 from the Road Use Tax Fund for enterprise resource management costs. * **Iowa Utilities Commission:** Receives $11,659,071 from the Commerce Revolving Fund for salaries, support, and maintenance. * **Tobacco Product Manufacturer Enforcement:** A standing appropriation for the enforcement of Code chapter 453D is limited to $17,525 for the fiscal year. * **Captive Insurance:** Premium taxes paid by captive companies will be deposited into the Captive Insurance Regulatory and Supervision Fund.