Department of Human Services Supplemental

Added official session information, committee assignments, and reading dates to reflect the bill's progression through the legislative process

Reorganized bill header and sponsorship information to match standard legislative formatting

Updated bill summary section to reflect current legislative status with appropriate date stamps

All appropriation amounts, fund sources, and budget line items remain identical to the previous version

No changes to program requirements, eligibility criteria, or administrative provisions

Federal funding allocations were updated, with specific line items showing new source designations for Temporary Assistance for Needy Families Block Grant and Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Block Grant funds.

The total appropriation amount increased by $2,401, reflecting additional federal funding sources.

Formatting and markup changes were made throughout the document, including adjustments to fund column headers and line item annotations.

Additional representatives were added to the list of bill sponsors (Brown, Duran, Joseph, Story, Woodrow, McCluskie).

Minor formatting corrections were made to the appropriation table, including changing some footnote markers from letters to numbers and adjusting alignment.

Title page updated from 'Engrossed' to 'Reengrossed' with revised language indicating all amendments adopted in the House of Introduction are included.

Funding line item of $482,087 (4.8 FTE) for the Office of the Ombudsman for Behavioral Health Access was removed from the supplemental appropriations section.

Detailed breakdown of funding sources was removed, including specific allocations from Medicaid funds ($17,014,235), departmental indirect cost recoveries ($10,019,982), Colorado Equity Office transfers ($325,979), Department of Early Childhood transfers ($232,662), and reappropriated funds ($1,927,801).

Document header was updated from 'Introduced' to 'Engrosed' with a new date of February 5, 2025, reflecting the bill's progression through the legislative process.