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Ancillary appropriations bill HB 463 reported; includes agency transfers and funding for drinking water loan fund adjustments
Summary
House Bill 463, the ancillary appropriations bill covering 11 agencies and multiple funding sources, was reported as amended; the committee adopted amendments that adjust interagency transfers and remove certain statutory dedication authority.
House Bill 463, which provides ancillary appropriations and funding for several state agencies, was reported favorably by the Senate Finance Committee after adoption of amendment set 21‑92.
Committee staff summarized HB 463 as a bill that appropriates $3.24 billion and 1,219 positions across 11 state agencies. The means of finance described include interagency transfers ($997 million), fees and self‑generated revenues ($2.04 billion), statutory dedications ($202.4 million) and federal funds ($1.2 billion).
Amendment set 21‑92, offered by Senator Cloud and adopted by the committee, increased interagency transfers by $109,379.76 for the Office of Technology Services to fund a new position supporting the State Fire Marshal and removed $8.3 million in statutory dedication authority from the matching funds in the Drinking Water Revolving Loan Fund. The committee adopted the amendments without objection and reported the bill as amended.
The bill will proceed to the Senate floor with the adopted amendments and a motion allowing staff to make necessary technical corrections.
