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State Controlling Board approves unheld items; defers Medicaid request

5558902 · May 19, 2025
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Summary

At its May 19 meeting, the State Controlling Board approved the minutes and all agenda items not held, announced that the Department of Medicaid's item was deferred, and said the EPA request was reduced.

The State Controlling Board on May 19 approved without objection the minutes of its previous meeting and voted to approve all agenda items that were not held, while announcing that the Department of Medicaid request (item 67) was deferred at the agency’s request and that the Environmental Protection Agency request (item 64) had been amended to a decreased appropriation.

The board approved the minutes after a motion by Senator Wilkin and a second by Representative Stewart; the minutes were entered as approved “without objection.” The board then polled members for holds; none were recorded. Senator Invermendi, Senator Wilkin, Senator Kaler, Representative Stewart, Representative De Villa, Representative Sweeney and Senator Ingram were recorded present during roll call.

The board’s chair announced the two agency items during the meeting’s announcements: item 67, the Department of Medicaid item, was deferred at the agency’s request; item 64, an Environmental Protection Agency request, was amended to reduce the requested appropriation. The board took no recorded separate vote on those announcements in the transcript and moved forward to approve all items that were not held.

Senator Wilkin moved to approve all items not held; Representative Stewart seconded. With no holds and no further amendments, the board approved the items. Senator Wilkin then moved to adjourn; the motion was carried and the meeting was adjourned.

The meeting record shows routine procedural action with no contested items on the floor during this short session.