Alabama 2023 Regular Session

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4	4		By Senator Orr
5		-	RFD: ~~Conference Committee on SB87~~
	5	+	RFD: Finance and Taxation Education
6	6		First Read: 21-Mar-23
7		-	2023 Regular Session
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14		-	Enrolled, An Act,
	13	+	SYNOPSIS:
	14	+	This bill makes supplemental appropriations for
	15	+	the fiscal year ending September 30, 2023, from the
	16	+	Education Trust Fund to various agencies and entities a
	17	+	total amount of $2,787,667,309.
	18	+	A BILL
	19	+	TO BE ENTITLED
	20	+	AN ACT
15	21		To make supplemental appropriations for the fiscal year
16	22		ending September 30, 2023, from the Education Trust Fund to
17		-	various agencies and entities in a total amount of
18		-	$2,787,667,309.
	23	+	various agencies and entities a total amount of $2,787,667,309.
19	24		BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA:
20	25		Section 1.In addition to all other appropriations
21	26		heretofore or hereafter made, there is hereby appropriated a
22	27		total of $2,787,667,309 from the Education Trust Fund to the
23	28		following agencies and entities for the purposes specified
24	29		below for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2023:
25		-	(1) To the Department of Revenue – ~~Refundable~~ Tax ~~Credit~~
26		-	~~Fund for~~ income tax rebates, $~~393~~,~~000~~,000, in accordance with
27		-	~~HB175/SB86 of~~ the 2023 Regular Session.
	30	+	(1) To the Department of Revenue – Tax Rebate Fund for
	31	+	income tax rebates, $966,728,000, in accordance with HB?/SB? of
	32	+	the 2023 Regular Session.
28	33		(2) To Debt Service, to satisfy the remaining debt
29	34		service obligation on PSCA Bonds, Series 2012-B and 2013-C,
30		-	$18,552,126.
31		-	(3) To the Department of Finance, Division of Risk
32		-	Management, for the State Insurance Fund, $10,000,000.
33		-	(4) To the State Board of Education – Local Boards of
34		-	Education, $64,134,584. Of this amount, $23,673,683 shall be
35		-	used for the Foundation Program Salary Matrix; $20,000,000
36		-	shall be distributed to systems that demonstrate the highest
37		-	need for fleet renewal, taking into consideration the age and
38		-	mileage of eligible buses and the number of eligible buses that
39		-	run morning and afternoon routes, as recommended by the State
40		-	Superintendent of Education and approved by the Governor; and
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70		-	$20,460,901 shall be used to pre-fund one-half of the state
71		-	cost of student materials for the 2023-2024 school year to
72		-	allow the funds to be utilized by teachers when the school year
73		-	begins, of which 100% shall be used for in-classroom expenses.
	64	+	$18,552,126.
	65	+	(3) To the Department of Finance, Division of Risk
	66	+	Management, for the State Insurance Fund, $20,000,000.
	67	+	(4) To the State Board of Education – Local Boards of
	68	+	Education, $58,973,683. Of this amount, $18,973,683 shall be
	69	+	used for the Foundation Program Salary Matrix and $40,000,000
	70	+	shall be distributed to systems that demonstrate the highest
	71	+	need for fleet renewal, taking into consideration the age and
	72	+	mileage of eligible buses and the number of eligible buses that
	73	+	run morning and afternoon routes, as recommended by the State
	74	+	Superintendent of Education and approved by the Governor.
74	75		(5) To the State Department of Education for one-time
75		-	expenses, $480,037,503. Of this amount, $8,000,000 shall be
76		-	used for the American Village, of which, $7,000,000 shall be
77		-	used for one-time capital expenditures for Independence Hall,
78		-	and $1,000,000 shall be used for the Troy University Civics
79		-	Education Partnership. Of this amount, $360,000,000 shall be
80		-	used as needed by school systems to help offset inflationary
81		-	increases in capital project and equipment costs initiated with
82		-	2020 PSCA bond funds, for school resource officers, insurance,
83		-	or other uses allowed with the Advancement and Technology Fund
84		-	pursuant to Section 29-9-4, Code of Alabama 1975, and
85		-	distributed on a pro rata basis based upon each system's
86		-	allocation in the 2020 PSCA bond issue, except where otherwise
87		-	provided in this act; $10,000,000 shall be distributed to the
88		-	several existing Charter Schools on a per pupil basis;
89		-	$10,000,000 shall be used for College and Career Readiness
90		-	grants; $24,000,000 shall be used for summer math camps;
91		-	$40,000,000 shall be used for school safety grants; $5,000,000
92		-	shall be used for Junior Achievement of Alabama located in
93		-	Birmingham, all of which shall be expended for capital needs,
94		-	not to exceed 50% of the capital budget; $200,000 shall be used
95		-	for one-time expenses for the Alabama Holocaust Commission;
96		-	$2,237,503 shall be used for Ed Farm; $200,000 shall be used
97		-	for the McWane Center STEM education programs; $1,000,000 shall
	76	+	expenses, $604,000,000. Of this amount, $360,000,000 shall be
	77	+	used by school systems to help offset inflationary increases in
	78	+	capital project and equipment costs initiated with 2020 PSCA
	79	+	bond funds, to be distributed on a pro rata basis based upon
	80	+	each system's allocation in the 2020 PSCA bond issue;
	81	+	$150,000,000 shall be distributed to rural school systems that
	82	+	demonstrate the highest need for capital improvement and
	83	+	equipment relative to financial capacity as recommended by the
	84	+	State Superintendent of Education and approved by the Governor;
	85	+	$10,000,000 shall be used for the Teacher’s Liability Trust
	86	+	Fund; $10,000,000 shall be distributed to the several existing
	87	+	Charter Schools in a manner to be determined by the State
	88	+	Superintendent of Education; $10,000,000 shall be used for
	89	+	College and Career Readiness grants; $24,000,000 shall be used
	90	+	for summer math camps; $10,000,000 shall be used for school
	91	+	safety grants; $5,000,000 shall be used for Junior Achievement
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127		-	be used for the Children Trust Fund for one-time software
128		-	expenses; $1,750,000 shall be used for Selma elementary schools
129		-	tornado reconstruction expenses; $250,000 shall be used for the
130		-	Alabama Symphony Orchestra; $100,000 shall be used for Mobile
131		-	County Schools cerebral palsy services; $300,000 shall be used
132		-	for Woolley Institute for Spoken Language Education for
133		-	children's hearing services; and $17,000,000 shall be used for
134		-	the Saban Discovery Center. The Saban Discovery Center will be
135		-	an innovative hub for local and regional school districts to
136		-	educate and inspire children to enter STEAM (science,
137		-	technology, engineering, arts and design, mathematics) related
138		-	fields by providing hands on immersive and interactive
139		-	activities in the state-of-the-art facility. As a condition of
140		-	receiving state funding the Center shall: provide educators
141		-	with unique opportunities for professional development related
142		-	to lessons designed by the Center and shared with schools;
143		-	provide a discount of 50% on full-price tickets to Alabama
144		-	school-aged children. The State Department of Education will
145		-	work with the Saban Center to ensure the development of
146		-	appropriate lesson plans, resources, visits, and professional
147		-	development for teachers. The Department may also include other
148		-	partners such as regional in-service centers. The Saban Center
149		-	will also play an important role with workforce development
150		-	through the Center’s STEAM Academy which will have the capacity
151		-	to play an instrumental role in connecting industry leaders
152		-	with a pipeline of skilled employees.
	121	+	of Alabama located in Birmingham, all of which shall be
	122	+	expended for capital needs, not to exceed 50% of the capital
	123	+	budget; and $25,000,000 shall be used for the Saban Discovery
	124	+	Center. The Saban Discovery Center will be an innovative hub
	125	+	for local and regional school districts to educate and inspire
	126	+	children to enter STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts
	127	+	and design, mathematics) related fields by providing hands on
	128	+	immersive and interactive activities in the state-of-the-art
	129	+	facility. As a condition of receiving state funding, the Center
	130	+	shall provide educators with unique opportunities for
	131	+	professional development related to lessons designed by the
	132	+	Center and shared with schools. The State Department of
	133	+	Education will work with The Saban Center to ensure the
	134	+	development of appropriate lesson plans, resources, visits, and
	135	+	professional development for teachers. The Department may also
	136	+	include other partners such as regional in-service centers. The
	137	+	Saban Center will also play an important role with workforce
	138	+	development through the Center’s STEAM academy which will have
	139	+	the capacity to play an instrumental role in connecting
	140	+	industry leaders with a pipeline of skilled employees.
153	141		(6) To the Alabama Fire Fighters Personnel Standards and
154	142		Education Commission/Alabama Fire College for one-time expenses
	143	+	related to a training module to help mitigate electric vehicle
	144	+	fires, $200,000.
	145	+	(7) To the Retirement Systems of Alabama for one-time
	146	+	Covid-related expenditures for PEEHIP, $59,179,185.
	147	+	(8) To the Department of Commerce for one-time expenses,
	148	+	$164,500,000. Of this amount, $18,000,000 shall be used for the
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184		-	related to a training module to help mitigate electric vehicle
185		-	fires, $200,000.
186		-	(7) To the Retirement Systems of Alabama for one-time
187		-	Covid-related expenditures for PEEHIP, $59,179,185.
188		-	(8) To the Department of Commerce for one-time expenses,
189		-	$111,625,000. Of this amount, $18,000,000 shall be used for the
190	178		“Earth” Workforce and Innovation Center for rural workforce
191	179		preparation and innovation/economic development center;
192		-	$15,000,000 shall be directed to the Lauderdale County
193		-	Commission for a hydroelectric workforce training center upon
194		-	demonstrating a minimum of ten percent (10%) private or other
195		-	funds for the cost of the project; $30,000,000 shall be used
196		-	for an AIDT electric vehicle workforce training center;
197		-	$125,000 shall be for AIDT, and $8,500,000 shall be used for
198		-	the Challenger Learning Center. As a condition of receiving
199		-	state funding the Center must: demonstrate a minimum of ten
200		-	percent (10%) private or other funds for the cost of the
201		-	project; shall provide a discount of 50% on full-price tickets
202		-	to Alabama school-aged children; and shall not make a request
203		-	for additional state funding for 10 years after the receipt of
204		-	the initial state funding. In addition, $40,000,000 shall be
205		-	expended to create and fund the Alabama Site Development Fund.
206		-	The fund shall be managed and controlled by the State
207		-	Industrial Development Authority and expended to provide grants
208		-	for the assessment of and subsequent development of sites.
	180	+	$31,000,000 shall be used for the Mobile Airport Authority to
	181	+	relocate commercial airline operations to the Mobile Downtown
	182	+	Airport for economic development purposes; $25,000,000 shall be
	183	+	used for the Port of Alabama for economic development and coal
	184	+	loading/unloading equipment; $25,000,000 shall be directed to
	185	+	the Montgomery County Commission for economic development;
	186	+	$12,000,000 shall be directed to the Lauderdale County
	187	+	Commission for a hydroelectric workforce training center;
	188	+	$30,000,000 shall be used for an AIDT electric vehicle
	189	+	workforce training center; $5,000,000 shall be expended for the
	190	+	World Games; $8,500,000 shall be used for the Challenger
	191	+	Learning Center; and $10,000,000 shall be expended to create
	192	+	and fund the Alabama Site Development Fund. Such fund shall be
	193	+	managed and controlled by the State Industrial Development
	194	+	Authority and expended to provide grants for the assessment of
	195	+	sites and the subsequent development of sites.
209	196		(9) To the Alabama Innovation Fund for one-time
210		-	expenses, $51,000,000. Of this amount, $20,000,000 shall be
211		-	used for the Agricultural Center of Innovation upon
	197	+	expenses, $35,000,000. Of this amount, $20,000,000 shall be
	198	+	used for the Agricultural Center of Innovation, and $15,000,000
	199	+	shall be used for improvements to outdoor recreation areas as
	200	+	recommended by the Innovate Alabama Outdoor Recreation Advisory
	201	+	Council in consultation with the Department of Conservation and
	202	+	Natural Resources and approved by Innovate Alabama.
	203	+	(10) To the Alabama School of Healthcare Sciences in
	204	+	Demopolis for one-time expenses, $31,000,000.
	205	+	(11) To the Alabama School of Mathematics and Science
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241		-	~~demonstrating a minimum of ten percent (10%) private or other~~
242		-	~~funds for the cost of the project;~~ $8,000,000 ~~shall be used for~~
243		-	the ~~Hudson Alpha Institute~~ for ~~Biotechnology's campus expansion~~
244		-	~~which will consist of greenhouses~~ and ~~learning labs for the~~
245		-	~~Hudson Alpha Center for Plant Science~~ and ~~Sustainable~~
246		-	~~Agriculture~~ and ~~the Global Headquarters of Discovery Life~~
247		-	~~Sciences;~~ $8,000,000 ~~shall be used for the Southern Research~~
248		-	~~Institute Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Partnership;~~ and
249		-	~~$15,000,000 shall~~ be used for ~~improvements to outdoor~~
250		-	~~recreation areas as recommended by the Innovate Alabama Outdoor~~
251		-	~~Recreation Advisory Council in consultation with the Department~~
252		-	~~of Conservation and Natural Resources and approved by Innovate~~
253		-	~~Alabama. Of~~ the ~~amount for outdoor recreational areas~~, $~~850~~,000
254		-	~~shall be used~~ for ~~a study on establishing a statewide trails~~
255		-	~~network by Jacksonville State University~~.
256		-	(10) To the ~~Alabama School~~ of ~~Mathematics and Science~~
257		-	for ~~one-time capital projects and deferred maintenance expenses~~
258		-	~~to facilities~~ and ~~property used by the school,~~ $6,000,000~~. The~~
259		-	~~school shall be ineligible for inflationary increases from the~~
260		-	~~Department of Education pursuant~~ to ~~subdivision (5) above.~~
261		-	~~(11) To the Alabama School~~ of ~~Fine Arts for one-time~~
262		-	~~capital projects and deferred maintenance~~ expenses to
263		-	~~facilities and property used by the school~~, $6,~~000~~,~~000~~. ~~The~~
264		-	~~school shall be ineligible~~ for ~~inflationary increases from the~~
265		-	~~Department~~ of ~~Education pursuant to subdivision (5) above.~~
266		-	~~(12) To the Alabama School of Cyber Technology~~ and
267		-	~~Engineering for one-time~~ ~~capital projects and deferred~~
268		-	~~maintenance~~ expenses ~~to facilities and property used by the~~
	235	+	for one-time capital project and deferred maintenance expenses,
	236	+	$3,000,000.
	237	+	(12) To the Alabama School of Fine Arts for one-time
	238	+	capital project and deferred maintenance expenses, $3,000,000.
	239	+	(13) To the Alabama School of Cyber Technology and
	240	+	Engineering for one-time capital project and deferred
	241	+	maintenance expenses, $3,000,000.
	242	+	(14) To the Department of Economic and Community Affairs
	243	+	for one-time expenses of the Main Street Program to be used for
	244	+	competitive grants for rural communities for downtown area
	245	+	revitalization and economic development, $200,000,000.
	246	+	(15) To the Alabama Commission on Higher Education for
	247	+	the Talent Retention Initiative Project, $100,000.
	248	+	(16) To the Department of Early Childhood Education for
	249	+	classrooms in high-need areas, $4,134,315.
	250	+	(17) To the Department of Rehabilitation Services,
	251	+	$2,300,000. Of this amount, $300,000 shall be used for cerebral
	252	+	palsy services, and $2,000,000 shall be used for federal
	253	+	matching funds.
	254	+	(18) To Alabama A&M University for one-time expenses for
	255	+	deferred maintenance, campus security, renovation of existing
	256	+	facilities, or expenses associated with ongoing capital
	257	+	projects, $10,969,937.
	258	+	(19) To Alabama State University for one-time expenses,
	259	+	$8,399,461. Of this amount, $6,890,400 shall be used for new
	260	+	dormitory construction, and $1,509,061 shall be used for
	261	+	deferred maintenance, renovation of existing facilities, or
	262	+	expenses associated with ongoing capital projects.
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298		-	~~school, $6,000,000.~~ The ~~school shall be ineligible~~ for
299		-	~~inflationary increases from the Department~~ of ~~Education~~
300		-	~~pursuant to subdivision (5).~~
301		-	~~(13) To~~ the ~~Alabama Commission on Higher Education,~~
302		-	~~$46,660,831. Of this amount,~~ $7,~~000~~,~~000 shall be transferred to~~
303		-	~~Tuskegee University without reduction~~ for ~~administrative~~
304		-	~~expenses for one-time~~ ~~expenses for deferred maintenance,~~
305		-	~~renovation of~~ existing ~~facilities, or expenses associated with~~
306		-	~~ongoing capital projects;~~ ~~$1,000,000 shall be used for the~~
307		-	~~Forest Workforce Training Center;~~ ~~$100,000 shall be used for~~
308		-	the ~~Talent Retention Initiative Project; $3~~,~~400,000 shall be~~
309		-	~~used for National Guard Educational Scholarships;~~ $5,~~000,000~~
310		-	~~shall be used for one-time capital expenses for~~ the ~~USS Alabama~~
311		-	~~Battleship; $15,000,000 shall be used for Outcomes-Based~~
312		-	~~Funding~~ for ~~4-year colleges and universities, and other upper~~
313		-	~~division institutions based on the February 2021 report from~~
314		-	the ~~Alabama Workgroup on Outcomes-Based Funding; $270,000 shall~~
315		-	be used for ~~the Best and Brightest STEM Pilot Program pursuant~~
316		-	~~to the provisions~~ of ~~Act 2020-204; $5,000,000 shall be used for~~
317		-	~~the Deferred Maintenance Program for HBCU colleges~~ and
318		-	~~universities;~~ $4,~~500~~,~~000~~ shall be used for ~~ReEngage, part of~~
319		-	~~the All in Alabama campaign; $5,000,000 shall be used for the~~
320		-	~~Birmingham Zoo - Alabama Veterinary Teaching Hospital;~~ and
321		-	~~$390,831 shall be used for the Southern Museum~~ of ~~Flight.~~
322		-	~~(14)~~ To ~~the Department of Early Childhood Education for~~
323		-	~~classrooms in areas with waiting lists,~~ ~~$4,134,315.~~
324		-	~~(15) To~~ the ~~Department~~ of ~~Rehabilitation Services,~~
325		-	$2,~~300,000.~~ Of ~~this amount,~~ ~~$300,000 shall be used for cerebral~~
	292	+	(20) To the University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa for
	293	+	one-time expenses, $58,173,691. Of this amount, $46,000,000
	294	+	shall be used for the Center for High Performance Computing;
	295	+	$6,356,322 shall be used for the National Training Center for
	296	+	Electric Vehicle Infrastructure and Technology; and $5,817,369
	297	+	shall be used for pursuing and supporting commercialization,
	298	+	entrepreneurship, increasing and expanding research and
	299	+	development activities, and collaborating with existing
	300	+	industry in Alabama. Release of research funds is subject to
	301	+	approved research plan related to these funds approved by the
	302	+	Board of Trustees being submitted to the Director of Finance,
	303	+	the Chair of the House Ways and Means-Education Committee, the
	304	+	Chair of the Senate Committee on Finance and
	305	+	Taxation-Education, and the Legislative Fiscal Officer.
	306	+	(21) To the University of Alabama at Birmingham for
	307	+	one-time expenses, $58,173,691. Of this amount, $50,000,000
	308	+	shall be used for significant expansion of the University’s
	309	+	Hospital Emergency Department; $2,356,322 shall be used for
	310	+	deferred maintenance, renovation of existing facilities, or
	311	+	expenses associated with ongoing capital projects; and
	312	+	$5,817,369 shall be used for pursuing and supporting
	313	+	commercialization, entrepreneurship, increasing and expanding
	314	+	research and development activities, and collaborating with
	315	+	existing industry in Alabama. Release of research funds is
	316	+	subject to approved research plan related to these funds
	317	+	approved by the Board of Trustees being submitted to the
	318	+	Director of Finance, the Chair of the House Ways and
	319	+	Means-Education Committee, the Chair of the Senate Committee on
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355		-	palsy services, and $2,000,000 shall be used for federal
356		-	matching funds.
357		-	(16) To Alabama A&M University for one-time expenses for
358		-	deferred maintenance, campus security, renovation of existing
359		-	facilities, or expenses associated with ongoing capital
360		-	projects, $20,969,937.
361		-	(17) To Alabama State University for one-time expenses
362		-	for deferred maintenance, campus security, renovation of
363		-	existing, facilities, or expenses associated with any capital
364		-	projects, $13,399,461.
365		-	(18) To the University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa for
366		-	one-time expenses, $66,173,691. Of this amount, $46,000,000
367		-	shall be used for the Center for High Performance Computing;
368		-	$8,000,000 shall be used for the Saban Center; and $12,173,691
369		-	shall be used for the National Training Center for Electric
370		-	Vehicle Infrastructure and Technology.
371		-	(19) To the University of Alabama at Birmingham for
372		-	one-time expenses, $66,173,691. Of this amount, $50,000,000
373		-	shall be used for significant expansion of the University’s
374		-	Hospital Emergency Department and $16,173,691 shall be used for
375		-	deferred maintenance, renovation of existing facilities, or
376		-	expenses associated with ongoing capital projects.
377		-	(20) To the University of Alabama at Huntsville,
378		-	$29,287,652. Of this amount, $19,287,652 shall be used for
	349	+	Finance and Taxation-Education, and the Legislative Fiscal
	350	+	Officer.
	351	+	(22) To the University of Alabama at Huntsville for
379	352		one-time expenses for an Education and Advanced Training
380	353		Complex to effectively fill highly technical jobs in
381		-	engineering, cybersecurity, math, and science education; and
382		-	$10,000,000 shall be used for the National Cyber Security
	354	+	engineering, cybersecurity, math, and science education,
	355	+	$19,287,652.
	356	+	(23) To Athens State University for one-time expenses,
	357	+	$6,758,853. Of this amount, $1,000,000 shall be used for the
	358	+	Hightower-Nazaretian House; $4,000,000 shall be used for Brown
	359	+	Hall; and $1,758,853 shall be used for deferred maintenance,
	360	+	renovation of existing facilities, or expenses associated with
	361	+	ongoing capital projects.
	362	+	(24) To Auburn University for one-time expenses,
	363	+	$58,173,691. Of this amount, $20,000,000 shall be used for the
	364	+	Brown-Kopel Lab build out/completion; $32,356,322 shall be used
	365	+	for deferred maintenance, renovation of existing facilities, or
	366	+	expenses associated with ongoing capital projects; and
	367	+	$5,817,369 shall be used for pursuing and supporting
	368	+	commercialization, entrepreneurship, increasing and expanding
	369	+	research and development activities, and collaborating with
	370	+	existing industry in Alabama. Release of research funds is
	371	+	subject to approved research plan related to these funds
	372	+	approved by the Board of Trustees being submitted to the
	373	+	Director of Finance, the Chair of the House Ways and
	374	+	Means-Education Committee, the Chair of the Senate Committee on
	375	+	Finance and Taxation-Education, and the Legislative Fiscal
	376	+	Officer.
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412		-	Center for Excellence.
413		-	(21) To Athens State University for one-time expenses,
414		-	$7,358,853. Of this amount, $1,000,000 shall be used for the
415		-	Hightower-Nazaretian House; $4,000,000 shall be used for Brown
416		-	Hall; and $2,358,853 shall be used for deferred maintenance,
417		-	renovation of existing facilities, or expenses associated with
418		-	ongoing capital projects.
419		-	(22) To Auburn University for one-time expenses,
420		-	$66,173,691. Of this amount, $20,000,000 shall be used for the
421		-	Brown-Kopel Lab build out/completion; $37,998,691 shall be used
422		-	for deferred maintenance, renovation of existing facilities, or
423		-	expenses associated with ongoing capital projects; $175,000
424		-	shall be used for the EAGLES program; $5,000,000 shall be used
425		-	for the McCrary Institute; and $3,000,000 shall be used for
426		-	the Applied Research Institute to be used for the SAFEnet Pilot
427		-	Program.
428		-	(23) To Auburn University at Montgomery for one-time
	406	+	(25) To Auburn University at Montgomery for one-time
429	407		expenses for deferred maintenance, renovation of existing
430	408		facilities, or expenses associated with ongoing capital
431	409		projects, $11,208,364.
432		-	(24) To Jacksonville State University for one-time
433		-	expenses, $18,~~227~~,654. Of this amount, $3,000,000 shall be used
	410	+	(26) To Jacksonville State University for one-time
	411	+	expenses, $17,727,654. Of this amount, $3,000,000 shall be used
434	412		for campus and pedestrian safety; $6,446,640 shall be used to
435	413		pay unreimbursed insurance claims to the Education Trust Fund
436	414		Budget Stabilization Fund pursuant to Section 29-9-5(b) of the
437		-	Code of Alabama 1975, as amended by Act 2018-544; $500,000
438		-	shall be used for Painted Rock Research Studies; and $8,281,014
439		-	shall be used for deferred maintenance, renovation of existing
	415	+	Code of Alabama 1975, as amended by Act 2018-544; and
	416	+	$8,281,014 shall be used for deferred maintenance, renovation
	417	+	of existing facilities, or expenses associated with ongoing
	418	+	capital projects.
	419	+	(27) To University of Montevallo for one-time expenses,
	420	+	$5,541,737. Of this amount, $3,500,000 shall be used to replace
	421	+	underground wiring, and $2,041,737 shall be used for deferred
	422	+	maintenance, renovation of existing facilities, or expenses
	423	+	associated with ongoing capital projects.
	424	+	(28) To the University of North Alabama for one-time
	425	+	expenses for deferred maintenance, renovation of existing
	426	+	facilities, or expenses associated with ongoing capital
	427	+	projects, $15,170,803.
	428	+	(29) To the University of South Alabama for one-time
	429	+	expenses, $36,873,054. Of this amount, $7,000,000 shall be used
	430	+	for equipment and renovation needs of the engineering and
	431	+	science labs of the College of Engineering; $1,000,000 for
	432	+	Health Simulation Equipment; $1,400,000 for two ADA compliant
	433	+	motorcoaches; $23,785,749 shall be used for deferred
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469		-	facilities, or expenses associated with ongoing capital
470		-	projects.
471		-	(25) To the University of Montevallo for one-time
472		-	expenses, $6,541,737. Of this amount, $3,500,000 shall be used
473		-	to replace underground wiring, and $3,041,737 shall be used for
474		-	deferred maintenance, renovation of existing facilities, or
475		-	expenses associated with ongoing capital projects.
476		-	(26) To the University of North Alabama for one-time
477		-	expenses for deferred maintenance, renovation of existing
478		-	facilities, or expenses associated with ongoing capital
479		-	projects, $17,670,803.
480		-	(27) To the University of South Alabama for one-time
481		-	expenses, $39,173,054. Of this amount, $7,000,000 shall be used
482		-	for equipment and renovation needs of the engineering and
483		-	science labs of the College of Engineering; $1,000,000 for
484		-	health simulation equipment; $1,400,000 for two ADA compliant
485		-	motorcoaches; $23,785,749 shall be used for deferred
486	463		maintenance, renovation of existing facilities, or expenses
487		-	associated with ongoing capital projects; and $5,987,305 shall
488		-	be used for the renovation and equipment needs of the JMB
489		-	classroom and rehearsal complex .
490		-	(28) To Troy University for one-time expenses,
	464	+	associated with ongoing capital projects; and $3,687,305 shall
	465	+	be used for pursuing and supporting commercialization,
	466	+	entrepreneurship, increasing and expanding research and
	467	+	development activities, and collaborating with existing
	468	+	industry in Alabama. Release of research funds is subject to
	469	+	approved research plan related to these funds approved by the
	470	+	Board of Trustees being submitted to the Director of Finance,
	471	+	the Chair of the House Ways and Means-Education Committee, the
	472	+	Chair of the Senate Committee on Finance and
	473	+	Taxation-Education, and the Legislative Fiscal Officer .
	474	+	(30) To Troy University for one-time expenses,
491	475		$33,546,233. Of this amount, $15,000,000 shall be used for
492	476		completion of the Nursing building and the Center for Materials
493	477		and Manufacturing Sciences building, and $18,546,233 shall be
494	478		used for deferred maintenance, renovation of existing
495	479		facilities, or expenses associated with ongoing capital
496	480		projects.
	481	+	(31) To the University of West Alabama for one-time
	482	+	expenses, $10,604,348. Of this amount, $598,312 shall be used
	483	+	for the concurrent 4-year ASN-BSN Program Option; $335,700
	484	+	shall be used for the Respiratory Therapy Program; $339,900
	485	+	shall be used for a new Student Recreation and Fitness Center;
	486	+	$654,565 shall be used for the Cahaba Biodiversity Center
	487	+	Facilities Renovation; and $8,675,871 shall be used for
	488	+	deferred maintenance, renovation of existing facilities, or
	489	+	expenses associated with ongoing capital projects.
	490	+	(32) To Tuskegee University for one-time expenses for
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526		-	(29) To the University of West Alabama for one-time
527		-	expenses, $11,816,848. Of this amount, $598,312 shall be used
528		-	for the concurrent 4-year ASN-BSN Program Option; $335,700
529		-	shall be used for the Respiratory Therapy Program; $339,900
530		-	shall be used for a new student recreation and fitness center;
531		-	$929,565 shall be used for the Cahaba Biodiversity Center
532		-	Facilities Renovation; $75,000 shall be used for one-time
533		-	technology needs of Selma University; $787,500 shall be used
534		-	for the Black Belt Scholars Program providing middle and high
535		-	school student STEM, reading, coding, and robotics camps;
536		-	$50,000 shall be used for the Black Belt Scholars Program -
537		-	Stillman College providing middle and high school student STEM,
538		-	reading, coding, and robotics camps in Tuscaloosa; and
539		-	$8,700,871 shall be used for deferred maintenance, renovation
	520	+	deferred maintenance, renovation of existing facilities, or
	521	+	expenses associated with ongoing capital projects, $7,000,000.
	522	+	(33) To the Alabama Community College System for
	523	+	one-time expenses, $252,390,831. Of this amount, $100,000,000
	524	+	shall be used for Prison Education; $30,000,000 shall be used
	525	+	for Career Tech facilities and equipment upgrades, and
	526	+	$122,390,831 shall be used for deferred maintenance, renovation
540	527		of existing facilities, or expenses associated with ongoing
541	528		capital projects.
542		-	(30) To the Alabama Community College System for
543		-	one-time expenses, $486,437,500.
544		-	a. Of the above amount, $103,000,000 shall be used for
545		-	the construction and/or equipping of facilities for inmate
546		-	education in state prison facilities. Of this amount,
547		-	$100,000,000 shall be used to fund the construction and/or
548		-	equipping of educational facilities for inmate education,
549		-	programming and/or vocational education pursuant to the prison
550		-	modernization plan adopted by the Legislature in Act 2021-546,
551		-	codified at Section 14-2-1 et seq., Code of Alabama 1975.
552		-	Expenditure of these funds is conditioned on the approval of
553		-	the majority of the ACCS Board. In addition, $3,000,000 shall
	529	+	(34) To the Marine Environmental Science Consortium for
	530	+	one-time expenses for deferred maintenance, renovation of
	531	+	existing facilities, or expenses associated with ongoing
	532	+	capital projects, $2,000,000.
	533	+	(35) To the Alabama Space Science Exhibit Commission for
	534	+	one-time expenses for deferred maintenance, renovation of
	535	+	existing facilities, or expenses associated with ongoing
	536	+	capital projects, $2,000,000 .
	537	+	Section 2.This act shall become effective immediately
	538	+	upon its passage and approval by the Governor, or upon its
	539	+	otherwise becoming law.
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583		-	be used for an educational and programming building at the
584		-	Limestone Correctional facility.
585		-	b. $30,000,000 shall be used for career tech facilities
586		-	and equipment upgrades.
587		-	c. $5,000,000 shall be used for deferred maintenance,
588		-	renovation of existing facilities, or expenses associated with
589		-	ongoing capital projects.
590		-	d. $1,000,000 shall be used for the Innovation Center -
591		-	Dunn University.
592		-	e. $200,000 shall be used for the Credential Program
593		-	pursuant to SB175 of the 2023 Regular Session.
594		-	f. $316,237,500 shall be used for expenses associated
595		-	with the following projects:
596		-	1. $19,000,000 for Bevill State Community College. Of
597		-	this amount, $3,500,000 shall be used for facility renovations
598		-	and equipment at the Sumiton campus; $15,000,000 shall be used
599		-	for the Alabama Infrastructure Training Center and other
600		-	facility renovations at the Sumiton and Jasper campuses; and
601		-	$500,000 shall be used for other facility renovations at the
602		-	Jasper campus.
603		-	2. $21,000,000 for Bishop State Community College. Of
604		-	this amount, $7,500,000 shall be used for aviation
605		-	infrastructure and $1,000,000 shall be used for a project with
606		-	the Mobile Area Education Foundation.
607		-	3. $20,000,000 for Coastal Alabama Community College. Of
608		-	this amount, $7,500,000 shall be used for aviation
609		-	infrastructure.
610		-	4. $20,200,000 for Calhoun Community College. Of this
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640		-	amount, $3,700,000 shall be used for digital design and
641		-	computer graphics/cyber workforce building renovations;
642		-	$9,500,000 shall be used for the Arts Academy; and $7,000,000
643		-	shall be used for the Workforce Training Center expansion
644		-	project.
645		-	5. $10,000,000 for Central Alabama Community College for
646		-	renovations at the Alexander City and Childersburg campuses.
647		-	6. $10,000,000 for Chattahoochee Valley Community
648		-	College to complete renovations of the Adams Administration and
649		-	Industry Training Center buildings.
650		-	7. $12,000,000 for Drake State and Technical College's
651		-	Workforce Training Center.
652		-	8. $15,000,000 for Enterprise State Community College's
653		-	Performing Arts Center and Workforce Training Center.
654		-	9. $12,000,000 for Gadsden State Community College's
655		-	Advanced Manufacturing and Workforce Skills Training Center.
656		-	10. $17,000,000 for Jefferson State Community College.
657		-	Of this amount, $7,000,000 shall be used for the Trussville
658		-	Community Learning Center and $10,000,000 shall be used for
659		-	workforce and renovation projects at the Jefferson campus.
660		-	11. $10,000,000 for Lurleen B. Wallace for building
661		-	renovations at the Andalusia and Opp campuses.
662		-	12. $10,000,000 for Lawson State Community College for
663		-	improvements at the Birmingham and Bessemer campuses.
664		-	13. $7,500,000 for Marion Military Institute. Of this
665		-	amount, $5,500,000 shall be used for renovations to student
666		-	dorms and $2,000,000 for the Craig Field Flight Program.
667		-	14. $15,000,000 for Northeast Alabama Community College.
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697		-	Of this amount, $8,000,000 shall be used for the Workforce
698		-	Training Center and $7,000,000 shall be used for the
699		-	construction of a softball field complex.
700		-	15. $20,000,000 for Northwest Shoals Community College.
701		-	Of this amount, $17,000,000 shall be used for renovations to
702		-	the Phil Campbell campus; and $3,000,000 shall be used for the
703		-	Lauderdale County Workforce Training Center.
704		-	16. $10,000,000 for Reid State Technical College for
705		-	campus renovations and modernization.
706		-	17. $12,000,000 for Shelton State Community College for
707		-	renovations and workforce modernization to the Martin and Fredd
708		-	campuses and renovations to the softball complex.
709		-	18. $10,687,500 for Snead State Community College for
710		-	the purchase of the Albertville Aviation Center and necessary
711		-	equipment, renovations to the Technology building, and
712		-	inflationary cost increases for the Workforce Training Center.
713		-	19. $10,000,000 for Southern Union State Community
714		-	College for the Auburn Aviation Center and renovations to the
715		-	Opelika and Valley campuses.
716		-	20. $15,000,000 for Trenholm State Community College for
717		-	renovations to the Executive Park campus.
718		-	21. $10,000,000 for Wallace Community College-Dothan's
719		-	Workforce Training Center.
720		-	22. $15,850,000 for Wallace State Community
721		-	College-Hanceville. Of this amount, $15,000,000 shall be used
722		-	for a new STEM Gateway Education Facility, and $850,000 shall
723		-	be used for historic outdoor theater renovations in Winston
724		-	County.
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754		-	23. $4,000,000 for Wallace State Community
755		-	College-Oneonta for the Blount County multi-purpose complex.
756		-	24. $10,000,000 for Wallace Community College-Selma for
757		-	inflationary cost increases to the Workforce Center in
758		-	Demopolis and renovations to the Selma campus.
759		-	g. $31,000,000 shall be used to establish the Alabama
760		-	Centers for Rural Healthcare Opportunities, a collaboration
761		-	between the community colleges, rural healthcare employers, and
762		-	communities throughout the state designed to address dual
763		-	enrollment healthcare pathways and meet rural healthcare
764		-	employer needs for skilled labor. The first center shall be
765		-	located in Demopolis and be a collaboration between Wallace
766		-	State Community College-Selma and the counties of Dallas,
767		-	Green, Hale, Perry, Marengo, Sumter, and Wilcox. A full list of
768		-	community colleges where centers may be located and the
769		-	counties served follows:
770		-	Counties Served Community College
771		-	Bibb, Hale, Tuscaloosa Shelton State Community College
772		-	Calhoun, Cherokee,
773		-	Cleburne Etowah
774		-	Gadsden State Community College
775		-	Lawrence, Limestone,
776		-	Madison, Morgan
777		-	Calhoun Community College
778		-	Dallas, Green, Hale,
779		-	Perry, Marengo, Sumter,
780		-	Wilcox
781		-	Wallace State Community
782		-	College-Selma
783		-	Montgomery, Macon, Elmore,
784		-	Lowndes, Bullock
785		-	Trenholm State Community College
786		-	Colbert, Lauderdale, Northwest-Shoals Community College
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821		-	Franklin, Lawrence
822		-	Dale, Geneva, Houston,
823		-	Henry, Bullock
824		-	Wallace Community College-Dothan
825		-	Clay, Coosa, Elmore,
826		-	Autauga, Talladega,
827		-	Tallapoosa
828		-	Central Alabama Community College
829		-	Baldwin, Clarke, Wilcox,
830		-	Choctaw, Monroe, Escambia
831		-	Coastal Alabama Community College
832		-	Lee, Chambers, Randolph,
833		-	Macon, Clay
834		-	Southern Union State Community
835		-	College
836		-	Cullman, Blount, Winston,
837		-	Morgan
838		-	Wallace State Community
839		-	College-Hanceville
840		-	Jefferson, Shelby, St.
841		-	Clair, Chilton
842		-	Jefferson State Community College
843		-	Jackson, DeKalb, Marshall Northeast Alabama Community College
844		-	(31) To the Marine Environmental Science Consortium for
845		-	one-time expenses for deferred maintenance, renovation of
846		-	existing facilities, or expenses associated with ongoing
847		-	capital projects, $7,000,000.
848		-	(32) To the Alabama Space Science Exhibit Commission,
849		-	$5,500,000. Of this amount, $5,000,000 shall be used for
850		-	one-time expenses for deferred maintenance, renovation of
851		-	existing facilities, or expenses associated with ongoing
852		-	capital projects and $500,000 shall be used for the At-Risk
853		-	Student STEM/Space Outreach.
854		-	(33) To the Lieutenant Governor for the K-12 Capital
855		-	Grant Program established by SB269 of the 2023 Regular Session
856		-	398
857		-	399
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888		-	and used to provide grants to eligible school systems to assist
889		-	with capital project, deferred maintenance, or technology
890		-	needs, $179,000,000.
891		-	(34) To the Educational Television Commission for
892		-	one-time capital expenses related to establishing a tower in
893		-	west Alabama, $2,500,000.
894		-	(35) To the Executive Commission on Community Services
895		-	Grants to be distributed pursuant to Section 29-2-123, Code of
896		-	Alabama 1975, $23,009,596.
897		-	(36) To the Treasurer for the Distressed Higher
898		-	Education Schools loan program established by HB431 or SB278 of
899		-	the 2023 Regular Session, $30,000,000.
900		-	(37) To the Historical Commission, $6,075,000. Of this
901		-	amount, $75,000 shall be used for the Jesse Owens Memorial, and
902		-	$6,000,000 shall be used for the Operating Grant Program.
903		-	Preference for grants shall be given to any structure
904		-	constructed for government or public purposes prior to 1840
905		-	that is listed in the National Register of Historic Places and
906		-	that is owned by a local city, town, county government, or
907		-	non-profit organization, or any structure built before 1965
908		-	that is eligible for or listed in the National Register of
909		-	Historic Places that significantly contributed to the Civil
910		-	Rights Movement.
911		-	(38) To the Alabama Institute for the Deaf and Blind for
912		-	one-time capital expenses, $8,000,000.
913		-	(39) To the Educational Opportunities Reserve Fund
914		-	established pursuant to SB101 of the 2023 Regular Session,
915		-	$353,975,000.
916		-	429
917		-	430
918		-	431
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945		-	(40) To the Department of Archives and History for
946		-	one-time support for museum upgrades and/or property purchases,
947		-	$5,000,000.
948		-	(41) To the Legislative Services Agency to contract with
949		-	an out-of state entity to conduct a feasibility study regarding
950		-	the establishment of a high school residency program for the
951		-	fields of healthcare or healthcare services to meet the needs
952		-	of the rural areas of the state, including the feasibility of a
953		-	sight in the Black Belt, $750,000. The Agency shall file a
954		-	report by February 1, 2024 with the Governor and the Chairs of
955		-	the Senate Committee on Finance and Taxation-Education and the
956		-	House Ways and Means-Education Committee with the results of
957		-	the study.
958		-	(42) To the Department of Human Resources, $325,000. Of
959		-	this amount, $75,000 shall be used for the Beacon House, and
960		-	$250,000 shall be used for the Boys and Girls Club of North
961		-	Alabama.
962		-	(43) To the Department of Mental Health, $9,525,000. Of
963		-	this amount, $5,000,000 shall be used for one-time construction
964		-	costs; $4,000,000 shall be used for the East Alabama Academy;
965		-	$500,000 shall be used for Hillinski's Hope; and $25,000 shall
966		-	be used for HARTT of Walker County.
967		-	(44) To the Department of Indian Affairs for a
968		-	scholarship program, $100,000.
969		-	(45) To the Alabama Peace Officers' Standards and
970		-	Training Commission for KultureCity for sensory inclusive bags
971		-	for educational training, $450,000.
972		-	(46) To the Department of Public Health, $3,075,000. Of
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976		-	460
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1002		-	this amount, $2,500,000 shall be used for the Parkinson
1003		-	Association of Alabama for a long-COVID study, $500,000 shall
1004		-	be used for the UAB Dental Clinic in Dothan, and $75,000 shall
1005		-	be used for Alabama Lions Sight for vision and hearing
1006		-	screening.
1007		-	(47) To the Geological Survey of Alabama, $400,000.
1008		-	Section 2.This act shall become effective immediately
1009		-	upon its passage and approval by the Governor, or upon its
1010		-	otherwise becoming law.
1011		-	485
1012		-	486
1013		-	487
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1021		-	________________________________________________
1022		-	President and Presiding Officer of the Senate
1023		-	________________________________________________
1024		-	Speaker of the House of Representatives
1025		-	SB87
1026		-	Senate 04-May-23
1027		-	I hereby certify that the within Act originated in and passed
1028		-	the Senate, as amended.
1029		-	Senate 25-May-23
1030		-	I hereby certify that the within Act originated in and passed
1031		-	the Senate, as amended by Conference Committee Report.
1032		-	Patrick Harris,
1033		-	Secretary.
1034		-	House of Representatives
1035		-	Amended and passed: 25-May-23
1036		-	House of Representatives
1037		-	Passed 25-May-23, as amended by Conference Committee Report.
1038		-	By: Senator Orr
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