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On developmental disability (DD) waivers, Dayton said the House Committee substitute reduced but did not eliminate the governor's recommended increases. The substitute includes 500 additional slots for the Community Support Waiver and 200 additional slots for the Partnership of Hope waiver; Dayton said the substitute funds a full year's cost so the committee would not expect a general revenue pickup in FY27 provided slot counts track expectations. He noted, however, that if actual new enrollments match the governor's estimates, an estimated $35,000,000 general revenue pick-up could be needed in FY27.

Dayton reported moving $421,507,198 remaining pandemic-era stabilization funds into managed care as a one-time entry to reflect updated projections and give a clearer general-revenue outlook for next year. He also described reductions to pharmacy projections and several other updates tied to updated FMAP projections.

On TANF and nonprofit funding, the chair noted a mixture of one-time and ongoing items, and said the committee had reallocated or reduced some smaller TANF items based on observed lapse history. He called attention to a new childcare assessment center NDI in Greene County for $3,000,000 and mentioned increases to NICU payments by $1,400,000.

Dayton and Representative Taylor exchanged on particular nonprofit-funded programs: Taylor challenged the chair's characterization of an opioid treatment program's funding as \"new,\" noting the organization has received state support previously. Dayton acknowledged differing understandings and asked for follow-up with staff and the department to confirm program history and readiness.

Chair Dayton also mentioned heritage and arts items on page 52, including funding for statewide tours and museum projects in prior years, and said some items (for example, the Springfield Art Museum line) were reduced out pending confirmation of project status.

Ending: Dayton said members should consult with staff about specific lines and be prepared to renew amendment requests after substitutes are published; the committee left program-specific clarifications for staff and agencies to resolve before final adoption.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","House Budget Thursday, Mar 13, 2025 1:53 PM - 3:00 PM","oneSentenceSummary","Chair Dayton reviewed House Bill 11 items affecting Department of Social Services and Department of Health, including reductions to some waiver proposals, one-time transfer of pandemic-era funds into managed care, changes to TANF and nonprofit grants, CHIP vaccine funding and several targeted one-time cultural and CASA appropriations.","taxTitle","2025 Legislature MO, Missouri","taxId",77693,"location","Missouri","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6277097,"Public safety items in House Bill 8: volunteer fire grants, Task Force 1 reductions and local interoperability funding",129,633000,762000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2657779-4eb3b3b066335dc9a34f742f22595ca8&start=633&end=762","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2657779-4eb3b3b066335dc9a34f742f22595ca8/thumbnail_633000.jpg","/articles/6277097/Missouri/Public-safety-items-in-House-Bill-8-volunteer-fire-grants-Task-Force-1-reductions-and-local-interoperability-funding","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6277097-996041ce467b328a2b7496dabf71a223/orig.mp4?Expires=1775471389&Signature=bBD2QETWOQXen7R~66jl8ZI74UppNBqoEqN3FvDGfFUwc63jMCiev~kqxkUcngrQdVzNFBo1ijKFnefAtp6D1PCDOccdShR8uF99MIHAJeUCSfqbwbBPyZrduElAwK-tP06w~LkghNM1f8YVAx4E1i3CrIec0Wl7HaYg-mrsV815qzmxJffyykuNPODkO2yr8OnBxr3Zn0ffARhTWv3cjWjJe4z8NcIAC4tnXC8GqAm07La3Tylu0rCweGheesCz9jIOMQ-TBDktP9UCgHhKFItdNuLmEPb~VqntWRQuiRUMPoi3uVEAFoEnhyBm6fGIyk7vtased4pC6OLNjtYF3w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Chair Dayton walked the committee through House Bill 8, identifying several public safety funding choices and explaining reductions and one-time items.

Dayton said the committee included $500,000 one time for police recruitment and retention and noted an NDI for a cybercrime task force that had been in last year's budget. He described a $2,000,000 NDI for Lee's Summit interoperability, which the chair said assisted communications in the Kansas City region.

On volunteer fire department support, Dayton described a $5,000,000 one-time grant program for volunteer fire departments and additional subcommittee recommendations for capital improvement projects. He also explained reductions to Task Force 1 items: the committee reduced a Task Force 1 NDI by $250,000 (leaving $250,000 in the new decision item from an original $500,000) and reduced a $500,000 equipment request while retaining a $250,000 core amount, for a total of $500,000 remaining in the substitute.

Representative Seinoff asked for the numbers to be repeated; Dayton walked through the calculation and said the reductions reflected prior investments and sustainability concerns rather than a determination that the task force lacks value.

Ending: Dayton said the committee would continue to monitor these items and consult with departments if needed before final adoption.","Chair Dayton described the House committee substitute for House Bill 8, including one-time funding for police recruitment, a cybercrime task force, Volunteer Fire Department grants and reductions to some Task Force 1 equipment NDIs while leaving core funding intact.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6277101,"House committee substitute trims encumbrance authority in DNR items, keeps several infrastructure NDIs",217,118000,335000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2657779-4eb3b3b066335dc9a34f742f22595ca8&start=118&end=335","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2657779-4eb3b3b066335dc9a34f742f22595ca8/thumbnail_118000.jpg","/articles/6277101/Missouri/House-committee-substitute-trims-encumbrance-authority-in-DNR-items-keeps-several-infrastructure-NDIs","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6277101-47ed9e773f10a9105a31b401bfba43fe/orig.mp4?Expires=1775471389&Signature=BY67VlENEEa-xXm4x0sIsU3D8I13KJcAdGkHDE40Y27gaWOdb1wD81~ZlYDTK3lPs0U~sTUFCY2gaW6q9yu3ZXKKgJUjxpVRSG119KnxDkd9AFhf806S7fZfWlVWSLqAMMS9noSpkgfgAgUp3ZcSUUz42JESsv7OKsfgLkuUz-f7pjJ8g33ebp3a2YRdby92RBIkFtPHrHjNd9a0pTQXuV0kGhQ8bVC56I0hM-zF8m7IbYyyI6ZCq2AKyUpWEJqAsRxFUgpNzAT8CvSQg1UuEwQV9Piu7zk8AGs0VT3EYJMj2pKOknE5vafR9zwg0gjV61DMKFzsTR2oG44-J1IfBg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Chair Dayton resumed discussion of House Bill 6, which includes Department of Natural Resources items and several infrastructure new decision items (NDIs). He said a key change on page 17 was converting several large dollar lines into encumbrance authority to reflect multiyear projects.

\"This is one of those programs that they're multiyear projects and we've been carrying a lot of dollars,\" Dayton said, describing an effort to find a middle ground between long-standing wide appropriation authority and more limited annual authority.

Dayton directed members to page 17 and said items 11 through 19 showed the big dollar amounts converted to encumbrance authority. He also noted NDIs for local projects: City of Wildwood at $250,000 and a reduction on item 24 that the chair described as a $20,000,000 decrease tied to lapse. He referenced the McDonald County State Park item as a returned vetoed project and noted a park ranger salary increase tied to a state park sales tax fund.

Dayton said he planned further conversations with the Department of Natural Resources on whether the committee had struck the right balance for multi-year project authority and that existing encumbrance authority remains in the bill for certain programs.

Ending: The chair left the item open for follow-up discussion with DNR and invited other members to confer with the department about specific projects referenced in subcommittee recommendations.","Committee chair described edits to House Bill 6 affecting Department of Natural Resources appropriations, including changing large dollar lines to encumbrance authority and several new decision items for parks and local infrastructure.",{"_33":101,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":102,"_41":103,"_43":104,"_45":105,"_47":106,"_49":107,"_51":108,"_53":109,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":110,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":111,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6277104,"House Budget chair outlines committee substitute totals, amendment deadline and schedule",304,3074000,3378000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2657779-4eb3b3b066335dc9a34f742f22595ca8&start=3074&end=3378","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2657779-4eb3b3b066335dc9a34f742f22595ca8/thumbnail_3074000.jpg","/articles/6277104/Missouri/House-Budget-chair-outlines-committee-substitute-totals-amendment-deadline-and-schedule","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6277104-65919576a026e74ffeef29024eb752e7/orig.mp4?Expires=1775471389&Signature=SqYgaywQtpAzxcZ99e68QSfDrt2SksoUCDnfFbkyZ1agM-BwGuPQhPYF3qwAO9d4oh2lbHfCSh96ZRTbyJ5wumRlQYFVsdp1gCjXs51876fKlIJ~o5BKGXg6fIb4YTnJrD2FkGtGDTY5skd6faISpNASH0~XFU66PpdTwVs1TXlI6caq685u0ZV6RVhIzS~yE-fHbJ0LZYqE-ADBOq-0FQhTIyfUQUhXAZXOpz31ZNbi~fHmPHVvL7HIqO9JosjOO5S128DuOwuRDUrFCkk-FKBXzCl0TceZdqZ~sqfBujheuScv1C4OuhTxoW6ZzqAoxZTAgAsMSLl5G70G~uIH7g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Chair Dayton opened the House Budget Committee's work on the House committee substitutes, saying the committee is continuing from the prior day and highlighting timing and the current operating total.

\"Representative, so for the operating, it's 50,351,000,000.000 is the number,\" Chair Dayton said, noting that the figure reflects the governor's recommendation for House Bill 20 and that the chair's substitutes for other bills could change that total.

Dayton told members they should expect most bills to be delivered by the end of the day and all by the next day, and reminded members that the amendment deadline is Tuesday at 5:00 p.m. He said analytic staff and the budget director would provide numbers and follow up with members who request details.

The chair and staff described the committee's intentions for the coming markup: members should re-submit amendment requests after substitutes are released because line items can shift, and staff will reconfirm whether lines remain available for amendment. Chris Dunn, the committee's chief staff, was identified as a primary contact for follow-up.

Dayton also advised members on outreach and scheduling while the committee completes markups: members may email requests and staff will coordinate follow-up conversations if more explanation is needed. He emphasized confidentiality of analyst work and that staff will not discuss member amendment strategy without explicit permission.

The committee will start markups Monday and expects to run an earlier start time than session; the chair indicated he will be available to discuss and asked members to bring substantive questions forward in writing where possible.

Ending: The committee adjourned after confirming logistical details and the timetable for receiving bills and filing amendments. No formal votes were recorded during this portion of the meeting.","Chair Dayton presented the House committee substitutes for multiple budget bills, gave a current operating total tied to the governor's recommendation and reminded members of amendment deadlines and markup schedule.","actionData","errors"]

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