Bill > SB450

This bill makes capital appropriations for the biennium ending June 30, 2028, totaling over $1.5 billion across various state agencies and institutions. * **Department of Natural Resources:** Receives $368,969,958 for state park renovations, upgrades, wastewater/water systems, dam rehabilitation, local parks projects, trails, and conservation efforts. * **Department of Developmental Disabilities:** Receives $236,542,000 for community assistance projects and statewide developmental centers. * **Department of Behavioral Health:** Receives $400,406,500 for infrastructure renovations, community resiliency projects, and a psychiatric specialty care facility. * **Public Works Commission:** Receives $720,000,000 for local public infrastructure projects, including $510,000,000 for the State Capital Improvements Fund, $135,000,000 for a revolving loan fund, and $75,000,000 for the Clean Ohio Conservation Fund. * **Facilities Construction Commission:** Receives $753,191,208, with $600,000,000 allocated to the School Building Program Assistance Fund for public school construction, $142,191,208 for cultural and sports facilities, and $7,000,000 for state agency energy conservation and planning. * **Department of Rehabilitation and Correction:** Receives $246,500,000 for adult correctional facility renovations and community-based correctional facilities. * **Department of Youth Services:** Receives $30,000,000 for juvenile correctional facility renovations and community rehabilitation centers. * **Department of Administrative Services:** Receives $122,570,000 for building renovations, IT modernization, and the MARCS radio system. * **Department of Agriculture:** Receives $41,033,173 for building renovations, equipment, and various fairground improvements. * **Department of Taxation:** Receives $24,000,000 for enhanced electronic filing. * **Department of Veterans Services:** Receives $2,000,000 for veterans' home renovations. * **Adjutant General:** Receives $52,800,000 for renovations and improvements to military facilities, including federal funding. * **Attorney General:** Receives $6,000,000 for facility renovations and laboratory equipment. * **Department of Public Safety:** Receives $12,700,000 for facility renovations and improvements. * **Judiciary/Supreme Court:** Receives $7,087,650 for general building renovations. * **Expositions Commission:** Receives $24,100,000 for facility improvements and modernization. * **Higher Education Institutions:** Receive significant funding across various campuses for renovations, technology upgrades, and specific projects, totaling over $100 million for the Department of Higher Education alone.