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ID S1373

ID S1373
Relates to the maintenance appropriation to Economic Development for fiscal year 2027.


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Introduced
03/05/2026
In Committee
03/17/2026
Crossed Over
03/11/2026
Passed
03/19/2026
Dead
Signed/Enacted/Adopted
03/19/2026

Introduced Session

2026 Regular Session

Bill Summary

RELATING TO APPROPRIATIONS TO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT; APPROPRIATING MONEYS TO THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, THE SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION COM- MISSION, THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, THE DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, THE INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION, THE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE, THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR, THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION, THE COMMISSION ON HISPANIC AF- FAIRS, THE IDAHO STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, THE IDAHO COMMISSION FOR LI- BRARIES, THE IDAHO STATE LOTTERY, THE STATE APPELLATE PUBLIC DEFENDER, THE DIVISION OF VETERANS SERVICES, THE OFFICE OF THE STATE PUBLIC DE- FENDER, THE DIVISION OF OCCUPATIONAL AND PROFESSIONAL LICENSES, THE OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS, THE OFFICE OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL SER- VICES OMBUDSMAN, THE COMMISSION OF PARDONS AND PAROLE, AND THE IDAHO TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT FOR FISCAL YEAR 2027; LIMITING THE NUM

AI Summary

This bill appropriates a total of $1,580,987,400 to various state agencies for economic development and related functions for fiscal year 2027. * **Department of Agriculture:** $54,561,400 for various programs including administration, animal industries, agricultural resources, plant industries, agricultural inspections, market development, animal damage control, and sheep and goat health. * **Soil and Water Conservation Commission:** $3,982,700 for conservation and resource management activities. * **Department of Commerce:** $203,669,300, with a significant portion directed towards broadband infrastructure development through various federal and state funds, including reappropriations totaling up to $272,066,900 from the Idaho Broadband Fund, ARPA Capital Projects Fund, and Federal Grant Fund. * **Department of Finance:** $11,880,300 for regulatory functions. * **Industrial Commission:** $21,824,500 for workers' compensation, rehabilitation, and crime victim compensation. * **Department of Insurance:** $12,226,100 for insurance regulation and fire marshal activities. * **Department of Labor:** $105,920,200 for administrative services, determinations, and workforce development programs. * **Public Utilities Commission:** $7,682,100 for utility regulation. * **Commission on Hispanic Affairs:** $535,400 for its programs. * **Idaho State Historical Society:** $10,726,200 for historical preservation and services. * **Idaho Commission for Libraries:** $6,780,200 for library services. * **State Lottery:** $8,660,800 for lottery operations. * **State Appellate Public Defender:** $4,193,900 for appellate defense services, including reappropriations for capital and noncapital appeals totaling up to $1,222,300. * **Division of Veterans Services:** $65,404,900 for services and facilities for veterans. * **Office of the State Public Defender:** $81,699,800 for public defense services. * **Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses:** $36,799,100 for licensing and regulation of various professions. * **Office of Administrative Hearings:** $1,566,300 for administrative hearing processes. * **Office of Health and Social Services Ombudsman:** $450,800 for its ombudsman functions. * **Commission of Pardons and Parole:** $4,257,300 for its operations. * **Idaho Transportation Department:** $48,144,300 for transportation services, capital facilities, and aeronautics, and $241,597,300 for highway operations, and $608,992,000 for contract construction and right-of-way acquisition. The bill also authorizes specific full-time equivalent (FTE) positions for each agency for the fiscal year and includes provisions for the watercraft inspection program, a cash transfer for livestock depredation, and specific distribution of funds for soil and water conservation districts. Reappropriation authority is granted for certain broadband infrastructure projects and for the State Appellate Public Defender. The Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses is exempted from certain program transfer limitations.

Committee Categories

Budget and Finance, Justice

Sponsors (2)

Other Sponsors (1)

Finance Committee (Senate)

Last Action

Session Law Chapter 70 Effective: 07/01/2026 (on 03/19/2026)

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