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Appropriations panel agrees to end $20.25 million T‑Fund transfer to state police, flags transportation shortfall
Summary
Members of the Vermont House Appropriations Committee agreed on March 12 to remove a longstanding $20,250,000 annual transfer from the transportation cash fund (T Fund) to the state police in the House FY2026 budget draft.
Members of the Vermont House Appropriations Committee agreed on March 12 to remove a long‑standing annual transfer of $20,250,000 from the state’s transportation cash fund (the “T Fund”) to the state police from the House draft FY2026 budget.
The committee discussion centered on whether the T Fund could spare the transfer without jeopardizing the state’s ability to match federal transportation grants. Chris (Joint Fiscal Office) told the committee, “JTOC transfer is really not a transfer, and it really has nothing to do with JTOC anymore,” and explained the governor’s proposal would keep the $20,250,000 in the T Fund rather than moving it to state police funding. Joint Fiscal staff and transportation witnesses warned that removing state match dollars would force cuts or delays in federally‑funded capital projects…
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