Maddy summaryHB 13 allocates approximately $6.5 million from state funds to cover real property leases, utilities, furniture, and building modifications for Missouri state departments and agencies during the 2025-2026 fiscal year. It specifically funds departments like Education (including school facilities), Revenue, Agriculture, and the Ethics Commission, with amounts drawn from designated funds such as General Revenue and federal programs. The bill allows limited flexibility (e.g., 5% between certain departments) to shift funds within the approved budget categories but prohibits using these funds for purposes beyond the specified lease and facility needs. This is a routine funding authorization, not a policy change, and does not alter existing laws or create new obligations.
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Maddy summaryHB 18 is a 2025-2026 fiscal year appropriations bill that allocates $18.7 million from the Facilities Maintenance Reserve Fund for repairs and maintenance at public schools, $2.1 million from General Revenue for school programs, and $4.8 million from the School for the Blind Trust Fund for the Missouri School for the Blind. It also funds $615,165 for lottery headquarters repairs, $122 million transferred to the Facilities Maintenance Reserve Fund, and over $151 million for statewide facility maintenance and emergency requirements across departments like Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Facilities Management. The bill directs funding for capital improvements, repairs, and operational needs at state buildings and facilities for the period July 1, 2025, through June 30, 2026.
Maddy summaryHB 8 appropriates $23.3 million from the Department of Public Safety Federal Homeland Security Fund and other sources for Missouri's Department of Public Safety and National Guard operations during fiscal 2025-2026. It allocates funds for personnel, equipment, and specific programs, including a new $700,000 grant from the Crime Victims’ Compensation Fund to establish a commercial victim notification system. This system would allow victims to register once for real-time updates on offenders' custody status, integrating with existing Department of Public Safety IT infrastructure. The bill directly affects state agencies managing public safety, victim services, and corrections, with funding limited to the specified fiscal year.
Maddy summaryHB 3 appropriates $6.58 million from the General Revenue Fund for the Missouri Department of Higher Education and Workforce Development to cover operational expenses, grant administration, and scholarship programs for public and private higher education institutions during fiscal year 2025-2026. It also allocates a separate $1 million "one-time" fund from General Revenue for a statewide campaign targeting adults without college credentials, plus $74,245 for regulating proprietary schools and $153,797 for closing proprietary schools. All funds must be spent within constitutional limits and specific purposes outlined in the bill, with no additional funding beyond the designated fiscal year.
Maddy summaryHB 20 is a funding bill that allocates $3,026,580 from Missouri's Coronavirus State Fiscal Recovery Fund and other state funds to support specific state government operations for fiscal year 2025-2026. It directly affects state departments by providing money for higher education grants (with a 50% local match requirement), technology upgrades for job centers, port authority grants, streetcar planning, and facility construction projects like HVAC systems and a new state office building. Key provisions include $10.9 million for port authority grants and $35.2 million for multimodal port infrastructure in major cities, all funded through designated state accounts. The bill does not create new policies but specifies how existing funds will be distributed to state agencies and programs.
Maddy summaryHB 6 is a funding bill that allocates $24.4 million for Missouri's Department of Agriculture, Department of Natural Resources, and Department of Conservation for the 2025-2026 fiscal year. It covers operational expenses, staff salaries, equipment, and maintenance projects for state buildings and facilities under these departments. The bill specifies exact funding amounts from multiple state funds (like General Revenue and Agriculture Protection Fund) to cover salaries, equipment, and one-time capital improvements. It does not create new policies but ensures these departments have budgeted resources for their existing programs and infrastructure needs.
Maddy summaryHB 1 establishes Missouri's congressional district boundaries for federal elections using U.S. Census data. It specifies that Missouri will maintain eight congressional districts for the 117th through 120th Congresses, with boundaries based on the 2020 Census. The bill sets effective dates for different district maps, ensuring districts align with population data after each census cycle. This directly affects Missouri voters by determining which district they are assigned to for federal elections.
Maddy summaryHB 9 is a funding bill that allocates $23.7 million from Missouri’s General Revenue and other funds to the Department of Corrections for the 2025-2026 fiscal year. It directly affects correctional programs, including $6.96 million for reentry initiatives (like job coaching for inmates and a $2.5 million recidivism reduction agreement with private programs), $6 million for community treatment services, and $75,000 for a foster care dog program. Key mechanisms include strict constitutional spending limits, with flexibility rules allowing up to 10% budget adjustments between personal services and equipment for most programs. The bill does not create new policies but provides concrete funding for existing department operations and programs.
Maddy summaryHB 3 allocates state funds for Missouri's higher education system for fiscal year 2025-2026. It prohibits state funding for tuition discounts below international rates for students with unlawful immigration status, scholarships for such students, and any state-funded diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives that involve race-based policies or differential treatment (excluding legal compliance efforts). The bill explicitly allows funding for programs that comply with antidiscrimination laws. It directly affects all public institutions of higher education in Missouri receiving state funds during this period.
Maddy summaryHB 5 is a fiscal 2025-2026 appropriations bill that allocates $3.6 million to the Office of Administration for operations, including $4 million for a low-risk offender supervision program and $13.6 million for an enterprise resource planning system. It directs funding for specific state agencies like the Department of Transportation and the Office of Equal Opportunity, with flexibility allowances for budget adjustments between categories. The bill provides detailed funding amounts for each agency and program, such as $1.28 million for the Commissioner’s Office and $527,562 for the Office of Equal Opportunity. This funding is restricted to the period from July 1, 2025, through June 30, 2026, as required by Missouri’s Constitution.