Bill > HB2295

This bill provides a supplemental capital budget for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027, with a total of $3,849,040,000 appropriated. * **Department of Commerce:** * Economic Opportunity Grants Authority: $1,013,000 from the Rural Washington Loan Fund. * Early Learning Facilities - Eligible Organizations: $94,428,000 from the Ruth LeCocq Kagi Early Learning Facilities Development Account and $6,000,000 from the Ruth LeCocq Kagi Early Learning Facilities Revolving Account. * High Efficiency Electric Appliance Rebates (HEAR) Program: $65,000,000 from the Climate Commitment Account. * Behavioral Health Facilities: $90,671,000 from the State Building Construction Account. * Weatherization Plus Health Grants: $65,000,000 from the Climate Commitment Account and $10,000,000 from the State Building Construction Account. * Community EV Charging: $36,000,000 from the Climate Commitment Account. * Connecting Housing to Infrastructure Program: $100,000,000 from the State Building Construction Account. * Housing Trust Fund: $222,200,000 from the State Building Construction Account and $547,624,000 from the State Taxable Building Construction Account. * Clean Energy Fund Program: $31,000,000 from the State Building Construction Account and $34,000,000 from the Climate Commitment Account. * Low-Income Home Rehabilitation Grant Program: $10,000,000 from the State Building Construction Account. * Housing Accelerator Framework: $400,000 from the State Taxable Building Construction Account. * Washington State Green Bank: $12,500,000 from the Climate Commitment Account. * Local and Community Projects: $15,085,000 from the State Building Construction Account. * Multifamily Bldg Efficiency Grants: $10,000,000 from the Climate Commitment Account. * Water Quality Projects: $3,800,000 from the State Building Construction Account and $9,810,000 from the Model Toxics Control Capital Account. * Mobile and Manufactured Homes Assistance: $20,000,000 from the State Taxable Building Construction Account. * District Energy Campus Upgrades Committee: $650,000 from the State Taxable Building Construction Account. * Quinault Courthouse Relocation: $2,000,000 from the Climate Commitment Account. * Local Climate Resiliency: $16,615,000 from the Climate Commitment Account and $3,385,000 from the Natural Climate Solutions Account. * Dental Capacity Grants: $7,483,000 from the State Building Construction Account. * Affordable Housing Supply and Preservation: $24,514,000 from the State Building Construction Account and $29,666,000 from the State Taxable Building Construction Account. * Regional Needs: $34,128,000 from the State Building Construction Account. * Revitalized Local and Community Projects: $4,718,000 from the State Building Construction Account and $4,000,000 from the State Taxable Building Construction Account. * Disaster Response and Resiliency Infrastructure: $9,000,000 from the State Building Construction Account. * Local Infrastructure: $32,796,000 from the State Building Construction Account. * Reappropriations for various Commerce programs totaling over $200 million from the State Building Construction Account, State Taxable Building Construction Account, Climate Commitment Account, and Coronavirus State Fiscal Recovery Fund. * **Department of Enterprise Services:** * Minor Works - Preservation: $1,601,000 from the Thurston County Capital Facilities Account and $235,000 from the State Building Construction Account. * Capitol Campus Window Film: $345,000 from the State Building Construction Account. * Capitol Campus Security: $9,300,000 from the State Building Construction Account. * Legislative Building Repairs: $250,000 from the State Building Construction Account. * Madrona Tenant Improvements: $228,000 from the State Taxable Building Construction Account. * Campus Energy System Replacement: $9,237,000 from the Climate Commitment Account. * Legislative Campus Modernization: $49,501,000 from the State Building Construction Account and $671,000 from the Climate Commitment Account. * **Military Department:** * Joint Force Readiness Center: Replacement: $53,869,000 reappropriated from the General Fund—Federal and State Building Construction Account, with an additional $6,000,000 appropriated from the General Fund—Federal. * **Criminal Justice Training Commission:** * Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission ADA Upgrade: $252,000 from the State Building Construction Account. * Burien Campus Indoor Shooting Range: $350,000 from the State Building Construction Account, with $74,650,000 projected for future biennia. * **Department of Social and Health Services:** * Minor Works 2025-27: $644,000 from the Charitable, Educational, Penal, and Reformatory Institutions Account and $8,400,000 from the State Building Construction Account. * Special Commitment Center - Emergency Backup Generator Replacement: $6,115,000 from the State Building Construction Account. * WSH-Building 27: Fire Doors Replacement: $1,940,000 from the State Building Construction Account. * OB2 Facility Improvements: $4,257,000 from the State Building Construction Account. * ESH Security Measures: $250,000 from the State Building Construction Account. * Reappropriations for various DSHS programs totaling over $10 million from the Climate Commitment Account and State Building Construction Account. * **Department of Health:** * Planning and Engineering Loan: $6,000,000 from the Drinking Water Assistance Account, with $24,000,000 projected for future biennia. * DWSRF State Match: $31,920,000 from the Drinking Water Assistance Account, with $127,680,000 projected for future biennia. * **Department of Veterans Affairs:** * SVH - Skilled Nursing Facility Replacement: $18,900,000 from the State Building Construction Account, with $146,410,000 projected for future biennia. * WSVC - Phase V Expansion in Medical Lake: $6,755,000 from the General Fund—Federal and State Building Construction Account. * **Department of Children, Youth, and Families:** * Echo Glen Secure Facility Improvements: $10,653,000 reappropriated from the State Building Construction Account, with an additional $2,500,000 appropriated from the State Building Construction Account. * Green Hill School HVAC Upgrades: $5,445,000 reappropriated from the Climate Commitment Account and State Building Construction Account, with an additional $10,300,000 appropriated from the State Building Construction Account. * Minor Works Project: $6,068,000 from the State Building Construction Account, with $24,272,000 projected for future biennia. * Green Hill School Security Doors/Locks Sleeping Rooms: $1,800,000 from the State Building Construction Account. * Additional Juvenile Rehabilitation Capacity: $5,000,000 from the State Building Construction Account. * **Department of Corrections:** * MCC: SOU and TRU - Domestic Water and HVAC Piping System: $25,892,000 reappropriated from the State Building Construction Account, with an additional $27,772,000 appropriated from the State Building Construction Account. * Minor Works - Preservation Projects: $8,000,000 from the State Building Construction Account, with $32,000,000 projected for future biennia. * **Department of Ecology:** * VW Settlement Funded Projects: $60,278,000 reappropriated from the General Fund—Private/Local, with an additional $22,000,000 appropriated from the General Fund—Private/Local. * Waste Tire Pile Cleanup and Prevention: $4,200,000 from the Waste Tire Removal Account, with $4,800,000 projected for future biennia. * Cleanup Settlement Account Projects: $1,150,000 from the Cleanup Settlement Account. * Floodplains by Design: $59,629,000 from the State Building Construction Account and $53,489,000 from the Natural Climate Solutions Account. * Capitol Lake-Deschutes Estuary Project: $7,200,000 from the Natural Climate Solutions Account and $8,750,000 from the State Building Construction Account, with $403,616,000 projected for future biennia. * **State Parks and Recreation Commission:** * Millersylvania Welcome Center and Entrance Modifications: $630,000 from the State Building Construction Account, with $2,610,000 projected for future biennia. * Little Hoko River Floodplain Restoration: $1,000,000 from the General Fund—Federal. * Statewide - ADA Compliance: $5,189,000 from the State Building Construction Account, with $105,000,000 projected for future biennia. * State Parks Capital Preservation Pool: $2,600,000 from the State Building Construction Account, with $22,400,000 projected for future biennia. * Lake Chelan State Park Moorage Dock Pile Replacement: $206,000 reappropriated from the State Building Construction Account. * Preservation Minor Works 2019-21: $216,000 reappropriated from the State Building Construction Account. * Fort Worden Geothermal Heating: $902,000 reappropriated from the Climate Commitment Account. * State Parks Capital Projects Pool: $657,000 reappropriated from the Natural Climate Solutions Account and $19,519,000 reappropriated from the State Building Construction Account. * **Recreation and Conservation Office:** * Salmon Recovery Funding Board Grant Programs: $80,000,000 from the General Fund—Federal, $11,130,000 from the Natural Climate Solutions Account, and $25,000,000 from the State Building Construction Account. * Community Forest Grant Program: $6,248,000 from the State Building Construction Account and $9,372,000 from the Natural Climate Solutions Account. * Palouse to Cascades Trail: $2,000,000 from the State Building Construction Account. * Skokomish Timber Land Acquisition: $2,000,000 from the Natural Climate Solutions Account. * Brian Abbott Fish Barrier Removal Board: $35,298,000 reappropriated from the Natural Climate Solutions Account and $21,023,000 reappropriated from the State Building Construction Account. * Family Forest Fish Passage Program: $4,372,000 reappropriated from the Natural Climate Solutions Account. * Salmon Recovery Funding Board Riparian Grant Program: $23,496,000 reappropriated from the Natural Climate Solutions Account. * Washington Wildlife Recreation Program: $8,635,000 reappropriated from the Farm and Forest Account, $44,585,000 reappropriated from the Habitat Conservation Account, and $38,023,000 reappropriated from the Outdoor Recreation Account. * Salmon Recovery Funding Board Grant Programs: $67,466,000 reappropriated from the General Fund—Federal, $23,615,000 reappropriated from the Natural Climate Solutions Account, and $14,976,000 reappropriated from the State Building Construction Account. * Puget Sound Acquisition and Restoration: $8,008,000 reappropriated from the Natural Climate Solutions Account and $31,489,000 reappropriated from the State Building Construction Account. * Estuary and Salmon Restoration Program: $11,028,000 reappropriated from the Natural Climate Solutions Account and $9,654,000 reappropriated from the State Building Construction Account. * Washington Coastal Restoration and Resiliency Initiative: $7,852,000 reappropriated from the Natural Climate Solutions Account and $7,704,000 reappropriated from the State Building Construction Account. * Washington Wildlife Recreation Program: $377,000 reappropriated from the Farm and Forest Account, $5,000,000 reappropriated from the Habitat Conservation Account, $60,623,000 from the Natural Climate Solutions Account, and $54,000,000 from the Outdoor Recreation Account. * **Department of Fish and Wildlife:** * Soos Creek Hatchery Renovation: $183,000 reappropriated from the State Building Construction Account, with an additional $7,726,000 appropriated from the State Building Construction Account. * Minor Works Preservation and Program: $6,000,000 from the State Building Construction Account, with $24,000,000 projected for future biennia. * Mitigation Projects and Dedicated Funding: $10,000,000 from the General Fund—Federal, $1,000,000 from the General Fund—Private/Local, $500,000 from the Fish, Wildlife, and Conservation Account, $1,000,000 from the Special Wildlife Account—Federal, and $1,000,000 from the Special Wildlife Account—Private/Local. * Bob Oke Game Farm Relocation and Remediation Efforts: $50,000 from the State Building Construction Account. * **Department of Natural Resources:** * Environmental Mitigation Projects: $1,327,000 from the Model Toxics Control Capital Account, with $3,988,000 projected for future biennia. * School Seismic Safety Site Class Assessments: $1,093,000 from the State Building Construction Account, with $4,372,000 projected for future biennia. * Trust Land Transfer Program: $16,900,000 from the State Building Construction Account and $16,950,000 from the Natural Climate Solutions Account, with $135,400,000 projected for future biennia. * Minor Works Preservation and Programmatic: $3,279,000 from the State Building Construction Account, with $13,116,000 projected for future biennia. * Agricultural Carbon Storage and Sequestration: $2,318,000 reappropriated from the Natural Climate Solutions Account. * Recreational Target Shooting Pilot Sites: $654,000 reappropriated from the Firearms Range Account and $900,000 from the State Building Construction Account. * Encumbered Lands - Acquisition: $500,000 reappropriated from the Natural Climate Solutions Account. * Wildfire Reforestation Grants: $7,756,000 reappropriated from the Natural Climate Solutions Account. * Minor Works Preservation: $103,000 reappropriated from the Model Toxics Control Capital Account and $4,180,000 from the State Building Construction Account. * **Department of Agriculture:** * WSDA Plant Services Lab, Prosser: $2,186,000 from the State Building Construction Account, with $8,794,000 projected for future biennia. * **Department of Transportation:** * Lower Columbia River Dredging Project: $7,500,000 from the State Building Construction Account. * **Superintendent of Public Instruction:** * Healthy Kids-Healthy Schools: $14,640,000 from the Common School Construction Fund—State and $3,360,000 from the State Building Construction Account, with $72,000,000 projected for future biennia. * Small District and STEC Schools Modernization Program: $29,5