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Senate begins third reading of House Bill 4-27; detailed appropriation language read, later moved to adjournment

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Summary

House Bill 4-27, appropriating funds to the Military Division and making related adjustments in the Department of Health and Welfare, was read at length on third reading; the Senate placed the item at ease and later adjourned without recording final action on the floor in the provided transcript excerpt.

House Bill 4-27, relating to appropriations for the Military Division and the Department of Health and Welfare, received a full reading on the Senate floor on March 28, 2025. The secretary read the bill’s appropriation tables and FTP authorizations at length, describing a package of appropriations totaling multiple millions across personnel, operating, and trustee/benefit-payment categories and an increase in 33.84 FTPs for the Military Division for FY2026.

Floor proceedings show a senator objected to dispensing with the full reading; the secretary then read the bill. After substantial reading of the schedules and itemized amounts, the Senate took the body at ease and later advanced to miscellaneous business and adjourned for the day. The provided transcript does not include a final vote on HB 4-27 within the excerpt.

The bill text in the reading includes detailed line items for emergency medical services funds, TSE registry fund, miscellaneous revenue fund, federal grant funds and aggregated totals for personnel and operating costs. The recorded reading was interrupted by a senatorial request to go to ease; later the Senate advanced to other orders and adjourned. Because the transcript excerpt ends after the reading and procedural steps, no final Senate disposition of HB 4-27 appears in the provided record.