Working Cash-Stabilization Reserve Fund; increase the limit of diversion to.

SB 2563 would have increased the maximum percentage of Mississippi's unspent annual General Fund budget that could be diverted to the Working Cash-Stabilization Reserve Fund from 10% to 15%. This change would affect how the state manages its surplus funds at year-end, requiring the Executive Director of Finance and Administration to allocate up to 15% of the annual appropriations to this reserve after funding the Municipal Revolving Fund. The bill, which died in committee on March 4, 2025, did not become law and therefore has no current effect on state budget practices. It was a procedural budget adjustment, not a policy affecting citizens or services.