Rep. Cody Smith

Maddy summaryThis document is a procedural amendment to a budget bill that adjusts the funding amount for the Department of Mental Health and the Department of Health and Senior Services. Specifically, it reduces a previously allocated sum by $200,000 and updates related financial totals within the legislation. The change directly affects the state's budget for these health agencies by lowering the available funds for their operations and grants.

Maddy summaryThis bill is a procedural amendment that modifies the funding amounts in a larger appropriations bill for state government departments. Specifically, it reduces a line item by $1.2 million and adjusts related financial totals to maintain accuracy. The change directly affects the budget allocations for state offices and does not introduce new policies or programs.

Maddy summaryThis bill is a procedural amendment that reduces a specific funding amount allocated to the Department of Revenue and Department of Transportation. It directly affects state budget totals by lowering a line item originally set at $5 million to $2 million. The change also requires updates to related financial sections and references within the larger legislative package to ensure the numbers remain accurate.

Maddy summaryThis bill is a procedural amendment that adjusts the funding amount for the Department of Corrections by reducing a specific line item by $225,000. It directly affects the state budget by modifying the total appropriation listed for the department's expenses, grants, and distributions. The change requires updates to related sections and totals within the legislation to maintain numerical accuracy. This action does not introduce new policies or alter the department's operational scope, but rather fine-tunes the financial figures already proposed.

Maddy summaryHB 2018 is a procedural amendment that reduces the dollar amount of every appropriation in House Bill 2018 by 1%, rounding the result to the nearest whole dollar. This change directly affects the state budget by lowering the allocated funds for various state departments and offices listed in the original bill. The amendment also requires updating the bill's section totals and internal references to match the reduced figures. Ultimately, the bill modifies the financial distribution plan without altering the specific programs or agencies receiving the funds.

Maddy summaryThis bill allocates $200,000 from the Budget Stabilization Fund to support a not-for-profit organization that conducts doctoral-level research and analysis for state lawmakers and their committees. The funding is intended to assist members, committees, and task forces in their work by providing grants for research, analysis, and writing projects. A key requirement of the bill is that the recipient organization must contribute matching resources in the form of doctoral fellows to carry out the research. This one-time appropriation aims to enhance the capacity of the General Assembly through external expert support.

Maddy summaryThis bill amends a larger appropriations measure to reduce the funding allocated for state government planning and capital improvements by $300,000. The change specifically adjusts the budget line item for the several departments and offices of state government. By lowering this specific allocation, the bill decreases the total amount of money available for state infrastructure projects and operational planning.

Maddy summaryThis bill amends a previous appropriations measure to allocate funds for a monument, plaque, and landscaping. It specifically directs the use of $30,000 less than the originally proposed amount for this capital improvement project. The change adjusts the total budget figures and related references within the original legislation to reflect the reduced spending.

Maddy summaryHB 2013 is an amendment that reduces the funding amounts allocated for real property leases and related services by 1%, with the final figures rounded to the nearest whole dollar. This change directly impacts the budget available to the entity responsible for these leases, effectively lowering the total expenditure authorized in the original bill. The amendment also requires updating all related section totals and references within the legislation to reflect these reduced dollar amounts.