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Caucus advances annual named claimants bill that appropriates funds for 2026 claims
Summary
Staff said Senate Bill 10-97 appropriates $370,211 from the general fund and $33,021 from other funds to pay claims against state agencies for fiscal year 2026; the measure was placed on the third-week consent calendar with no questions from members.
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Staff (speaker 2) opened the caucus reading of Senate Bill 10-97: “Senate Bill 10-97 is the annual named claimants bill and appropriates $370,211 from the state's general fund and $33,021 from other specified funds for the payment of claims against state agencies in fiscal year 2026.”
The presenter noted the bill is on the third-week consent calendar and stood for questions; members raised none. The bill was advanced with no caucus objections during this session.
Why it matters: Named claimants bills allocate specific amounts to resolve claims against agencies and are typically routine budget items that appear on consent calendars.
What’s next: SB 10-97 remains on the consent calendar for further legislative consideration.
