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House Appropriations Committee advances H.952, expanding loan help for mobile home park water systems
Summary
The House Appropriations Committee voted to approve H.952, the capital budget adjustment act, sending the bill to the floor. The measure mixes bonded and cash funding, expands long-term loan eligibility for certain mobile home park water systems and includes approvals and provisos on transfers, leases and project reallocations.
The House Appropriations Committee approved H.952, the capital budget adjustment act, on April 1, 2026, advancing bonded and cash-funded projects and several policy changes to the full House.
John Gray, legislative counsel, told committee members the bill is presented as a budget adjustment that amends last year’s capital act and combines general obligation bonding, a new cash fund and reallocated prior appropriations to finance projects. Committee members were shown spreadsheets and totals, with counsel noting approximately $122.695 million in bonded capacity and about $36.8 million in cash fund authorizations for the two-year window, yielding an approximate combined capital total of $159,550,000.
Why it matters: the bill revises program eligibility and financing rules that affect municipal and community infrastructure projects. One substantive policy change expands a revolving water loan program so that certain privately owned…
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