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55 By Representatives Reynolds, Blackshear
66 RFD: Ways and Means General Fund
77 First Read: 05-Feb-25
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15+SYNOPSIS:
16+This bill makes appropriations for the ordinary
17+expenses of the executive, legislative, and judicial
18+agencies of the State, for other functions of
19+government, for debt service, and for capital outlay
20+for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2026.
1521 A BILL
1622 TO BE ENTITLED
1723 AN ACT
1824 To make appropriations for the ordinary expenses of the
1925 executive, legislative, and judicial agencies of the State,
2026 for other functions of government, for debt service, and for
2127 capital outlay for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2026.
2228 BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA:
2329 Section 1. The monies in Section 3 are appropriated
2430 from the named funds for the 2026 fiscal year to the state
2531 agencies indicated, as the amounts to be used to pay the
2632 expenditures of the named agencies, and are in lieu of all
2733 monies appropriated for these purposes in other sections of
2834 the Alabama Statutes.
2935 For the purpose of this act, the amounts herein for
3036 expenditures are listed by programmatic area and the totals
31-for all programs are shown by the source of funds. It is
32-intended that only the herein named funds be appropriated in
33-the amounts specified to the named agencies and that the
34-following definitions shall be applicable.
35-"Total" shall mean the aggregate total appropriation of
36-all funding sources.
37-"Program" shall mean specific governmental services
38-required to achieve a specific objective. A program shall be
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65+expenditures are listed by programmatic area and the totals
66+for all programs are shown by the source of funds. It is
67+intended that only the herein named funds be appropriated in
68+the amounts specified to the named agencies and that the
69+following definitions shall be applicable.
70+"Total" shall mean the aggregate total appropriation of
71+all funding sources.
72+"Program" shall mean specific governmental services
6773 required to achieve a specific objective. A program shall be
6874 directed to meeting the need of an identified clientele, or
6975 group of recipients or beneficiaries, and shall be expended
7076 only for such purposes.
7177 "Capital Outlay" shall mean expenditures which result
7278 in the acquisition and/or addition to items, such as land or
7379 buildings, which have an appreciable and calculable period of
7480 usefulness in excess of one year, and shall be expended only
7581 for such purposes.
7682 "Debt Service" shall mean an expenditure for the
7783 payment of interest and principal on bonded debt obligations
7884 of the State, and shall be expended only for such purposes.
7985 "Federal and Local Funds" shall mean all gifts, grants,
8086 contributions, or entitlements, including grants by the
8187 Congress of the United States, municipalities or counties.
8288 Section 2. (a) There is hereby appropriated the amounts
8389 set forth herein for the ordinary expenses of the executive,
8490 legislative, and judicial agencies of the State, for other
8591 functions of government, for debt service, and for capital
8692 outlay for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2026, to be
87-paid out of any monies hereinafter specified, from such other
88-funds and accounts as may be designated, or so much thereof as
89-may be necessary, and the total amount to be expended for the
90-items for which the appropriation is herein made shall not
91-exceed the amount provided therefor, except as provided in the
92-Budget Management Act of 1976, Sections 41-19-1 through
93-41-19-12, Code of Alabama 1975. Provided, however, that
94-regardless of the ending date of any pay period which has been
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121+outlay for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2026, to be
122+paid out of any monies hereinafter specified, from such other
123+funds and accounts as may be designated, or so much thereof as
124+may be necessary, and the total amount to be expended for the
125+items for which the appropriation is herein made shall not
126+exceed the amount provided therefor, except as provided in the
127+Budget Management Act of 1976, Sections 41-19-1 through
128+41-19-12, Code of Alabama 1975. Provided, however, that
123129 regardless of the ending date of any pay period which has been
124130 or may be established by the Legislature for the payment of
125131 salaries of state employees, the entire payment due shall be
126132 made from the fiscal year's appropriation in which the pay
127133 date falls.
128134 (b) All appropriations made in Section 3 shall be at
129135 the program level. Any directed expenditure of funds below a
130136 program shall be from funds appropriated for the program.
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139153 program shall be from funds appropriated for the program.
140154 Section 3.
141155 State General
142156 Fund Other Funds Total
143157 A. Legislative Branch:
144158 1. Examiner of Public Accounts:
145159 (a) Audit Services Program 11,419,104 7,661,616 19,080,720
146160 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
147161 (1) State General Fund 11,419,104
148162 (2) Federal and Local Funds 7,661,616
149163 Total Examiner of Public Accounts 11,419,104 7,661,616 19,080,720
150164 Transfers from audited agencies to the Examiners of Public Accounts are hereby
151165 authorized and shall be appropriated and expended through the fund established by
152166 Section 41-5A-22, Code of Alabama 1975. The above appropriation includes funds to
153167 complete the annual audit of the Alabama Trust Fund.
154168 2. Legislative Council:
155169 (a) Legislative Operations and
156170 Support Program
157171 2,604,076 2,604,076
158172 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
159173 (1) State General Fund 2,604,076
160174 Total Legislative Council 2,604,076 2,604,076
161175 3. Legislative Services Agency:
162176 (a) Legislative Operations and
163177 Support Program
164178 4,982,544 280,000 5,262,544
165179 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
166180 (1) State General Fund 4,982,544
167181 (2) Alabama Administrative Code
168182 Fund, Estimated
169183 180,000
170184 (3) Alabama Law Institute Fund,
171185 Estimated
172186 100,000
173187 Total Legislative Services Agency 4,982,544 280,000 5,262,544
174188 4. Legislature:
175-62
176-63
177-64
178-65
179-66
180-67
181-68
182-69
183189 70
184190 71
185191 72
186192 73
187193 74
188194 75
189195 76
190196 77
191197 78
192198 79
193199 80
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207221 State General
208222 Fund Other Funds Total
209223 4. Legislature:
210224 (a) Legislative Operations and
211225 Support Program
212-27,918,159 27,918,159
213-(1) Permanent Joint
214-Transportation Committee
226+27,913,159 27,913,159
227+(1) Permanent Joint Transportation
228+Committee
215229 75,000
216-The Joint Transportation Committee shall file a semi-annual report with the
217-Chair of the House Ways and Means-General Fund Committee and the Chair of
218-the Senate Finance and Taxation-General Fund Committee regarding the
219-expenditure of these funds.
220-(2) Law Enforcement Medals 5,000
221-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
222-(1) State General Fund 27,918,159
223-Total Legislature 27,918,159 27,918,159
230+The Joint Transportation Committee shall file a semi-annual report with the Chair of the House
231+Ways and Means-General Fund Committee and the Chair of the Senate Finance and Taxation-General
232+Fund Committee regarding the expenditure of these funds.
233+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
234+(1) State General Fund 27,913,159
235+Total Legislature 27,913,159 27,913,159
224236 5. Office of the Speaker of the
225237 House of Representatives:
226238 (a) Office of the Speaker of the
227239 House Program
228240 1,578,151 1,578,151
229241 In accordance with Section 29-4-60, Code of Alabama 1975.
230242 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
231243 (1) State General Fund 1,578,151
232244 Total Office of the Speaker of the
233245 House of Representatives
234246 1,578,151 1,578,151
235247 6. Office of the President Pro
236248 Tempore of the Senate:
237249 (a) Legislative Operations and
238250 Support Program
239251 1,915,781 1,915,781
240252 (1) Reapportionment Litigation
241253 Expenses
242254 300,000
243255 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
244256 (1) State General Fund 1,915,781
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246-94
247-95
248-96
249-97
250-98
251-99
252-100
257+Total Office of the President Pro
258+Tempore of the Senate
259+1,915,781 1,915,781
260+B. Judicial Branch:
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255263 103
256264 104
257265 105
258266 106
259267 107
260268 108
261269 109
262270 110
263271 111
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267275 115
268276 116
269277 117
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275-State General
276-Fund Other Funds Total
277-(1) State General Fund 1,915,781
278-Total Office of the President Pro
279-Tempore of the Senate
280-1,915,781 1,915,781
281-B. Judicial Branch:
282-1. Court of Civil Appeals:
283-(a) Court Operations Program 5,451,579 5,451,579
284-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
285-(1) State General Fund 5,451,579
286-Total Court of Civil Appeals 5,451,579 5,451,579
287-2. Court of Criminal Appeals:
288-(a) Court Operations Program 5,461,469 5,461,469
289-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
290-(1) State General Fund 5,461,469
291-Total Court of Criminal Appeals 5,461,469 5,461,469
292-3. Judicial Inquiry Commission:
293-(a) Administrative Services
294-Program
295-1,016,153 1,016,153
296-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
297-(1) State General Fund 1,016,153
298-Total Judicial Inquiry Commission 1,016,153 1,016,153
299-4. Judicial Retirement Fund:
300-(a) Fringe Benefits Program 3,494,266 3,494,266
301-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
302-(1) State General Fund,
303-Estimated
304-3,494,266
305-Total Judicial Retirement Fund 3,494,266 3,494,266
306-5. Supreme Court:
307-(a) Court Operations Program 15,827,285 15,827,285
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292+State General
293+Fund Other Funds Total
294+B. Judicial Branch:
295+1. Court of Civil Appeals:
296+(a) Court Operations Program 5,451,579 5,451,579
297+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
298+(1) State General Fund 5,451,579
299+Total Court of Civil Appeals 5,451,579 5,451,579
300+2. Court of Criminal Appeals:
301+(a) Court Operations Program 5,461,469 5,461,469
302+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
303+(1) State General Fund 5,461,469
304+Total Court of Criminal Appeals 5,461,469 5,461,469
305+3. Judicial Inquiry Commission:
306+(a) Administrative Services
307+Program
308+1,016,153 1,016,153
309+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
310+(1) State General Fund 1,016,153
311+Total Judicial Inquiry Commission 1,016,153 1,016,153
312+4. Judicial Retirement Fund:
313+(a) Fringe Benefits Program 3,494,266 3,494,266
314+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
315+(1) State General Fund,
316+Estimated
317+3,494,266
318+Total Judicial Retirement Fund 3,494,266 3,494,266
319+5. Supreme Court:
320+(a) Court Operations Program 15,827,285 15,827,285
321+(1) Statewide Coordination of Pro
322+Bono Services in Civil Cases
323+125,697
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336351 State General
337352 Fund Other Funds Total
338-(a) Court Operations Program 15,827,285 15,827,285
339-(1) Statewide Coordination of
340-Pro Bono Services in Civil
341-Cases
353+Bono Services in Civil Cases
342354 125,697
343-As required by Section 12-10A-4(b), Code of Alabama 1975. The Supreme Court
344-shall report semi-annually to the Chair of the House Ways and Means-General
345-Fund Committee and the Chair of the Senate Finance and Taxation-General Fund
346-Committee, Director of Finance, and the Director of the Legislative Services
347-Agency on the status of the updates to the case management and e-filing
348-systems.
355+As required by Section 12-10A-4(b), Code of Alabama 1975. The Supreme Court shall report
356+semi-annually to the Chair of the House Ways and Means-General Fund Committee and the Chair of
357+the Senate Finance and Taxation-General Fund Committee, Director of Finance, and the Director
358+of the Legislative Services Agency on the status of the updates to the case management and
359+e-filing systems.
349360 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
350361 (1) State General Fund 15,827,285
351362 Total Supreme Court 15,827,285 15,827,285
352363 6. Supreme Court Library:
353364 (a) Court Operations Program 1,345,959 1,345,959
354365 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
355366 (1) State General Fund 1,345,959
356367 Total Supreme Court Library 1,345,959 1,345,959
357368 7. Unified Judicial System:
358-(a) Court Operations Program 164,779,280 42,362,871 207,142,151
369+(a) Court Operations Program 164,289,280 42,362,871 206,652,151
370+The above entity shall file a report with the Chairs of the House Ways and
371+Means-General Fund Committee and the Senate Finance and Taxation-General Fund
372+Committee and the Legislative Fiscal Officer prior to the first day of the
373+2026 Regular Session regarding the proposed expenditure and usage of the funds
374+appropriated in fiscal year 2026, as provided in Section 21.
359375 (1) Access to Justice Project 94,317
360376 (2) Juror Pay Increase 3,795,000
361-(3) 26th Judicial Circuit 60,000
362377 (b) Administrative Services
363378 Program
364379 3,871,330 3,871,330
365380 (c) Drug Court Program 2,090,612 2,090,612
366381 (d) Juvenile Probation Officer
367382 Services Program
368383 13,161,259 13,161,259
369384 (e) Alabama Sentencing
370385 Commission
371386 485,593 485,593
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402417 State General
403418 Fund Other Funds Total
404419 Commission
405420 485,593 485,593
406421 The Unified Judicial System shall file a report with the Chairs of the House
407422 Ways and Means-General Fund Committee and the Senate Finance and
408423 Taxation-General Fund Committee prior to October 1, 2025 regarding the number
409424 of court referral officers in each district.
410425 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
411-(1) State General Fund 184,388,074
426+(1) State General Fund 183,898,074
412427 (2) Advanced Technology and Data
413428 Exchange Fund
414429 2,656,820
415430 (3) Court Automation Fund 3,789,146
416431 In accordance with Section 12-19-180, Code of Alabama 1975.
417432 (4) Court Referral Officer Fund 5,594,289
418433 In accordance with Sections 12-23-1 through 12-23-19, Code of Alabama 1975.
419434 (5) Federal and Local Funds 18,027,252
420435 (6) Judicial Administration Fund 12,295,364
421436 In accordance with Sections 12-19-310 through 12-19-315, Code of Alabama 1975.
422-Total Unified Judicial System 184,388,074 42,362,871 226,750,945
437+Total Unified Judicial System 183,898,074 42,362,871 226,260,945
423438 C. Executive Branch:
424439 1. Accountancy, Alabama State
425440 Board of Public:
426441 (a) Professional and
427442 Occupational Licensing and
428443 Regulation Program
429444 2,300,000 2,300,000
430445 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
431446 (1) Alabama State Board of
432447 Public Accountancy Fund
433448 2,300,000
434449 As provided in Section 34-1-22, Code of Alabama 1975. In addition to the
435450 amount appropriated hereinabove to the State Board of Public Accountancy,
436451 there is hereby appropriated such an amount as may be necessary to pay the
437452 refund of any application for licenses which may have been rejected by the
438453 Board or withdrawn at the request of the applicant.
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472487 Board or withdrawn at the request of the applicant.
473488 Total Accountancy, Alabama State
474489 Board of Public
475490 2,300,000 2,300,000
476491 2. Adjustment, Board of:
477492 (a) Special Services Program 1,518,639 1,518,639
478493 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
479494 (1) State General Fund -
480495 Administrative Costs
481496 16,500
482497 As provided in Sections 41-9-61 and 41-9-67, Code of Alabama 1975.
483498 (2) State General Fund,
484499 Estimated
485500 1,502,139
486501 For expenditures as provided in Sections 31-3-2, 36-30-2 and 41-9-73, Code of
487502 Alabama 1975.
488503 Total Adjustment, Board of 1,518,639 1,518,639
489504 3. Agricultural and Conservation
490505 Development Commission:
491506 (a) Water Resource Development
492507 Program
493-2,308,621 2,308,621
494-(1) Statewide Feral Swine
495-Program
496-675,000
508+1,808,621 1,808,621
509+(1) Statewide Feral Swine Program 675,000
497510 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
498511 (1) State General Fund -
499512 Transfer
500-2,308,621
513+1,808,621
501514 Total Agricultural and
502515 Conservation Development
503516 Commission
504-2,308,621 2,308,621
517+1,808,621 1,808,621
505518 4. Agriculture and Industries,
506519 Department of:
507520 (a) Administrative Services
508521 Program
509-13,024,667 9,527,068 22,551,735
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511-209
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522+11,824,667 9,527,068 21,351,735
523+(1) Agricultural Museum Board 214,406
524+(2) Geneva County Ag-Plex Arena 100,000
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540556 State General
541557 Fund Other Funds Total
542-Program
543-13,024,667 9,527,068 22,551,735
544-(1) Agricultural Economic
545-Development Impact Study
546-Maintenance
558+(2) Geneva County Ag-Plex Arena 100,000
559+(3) North Alabama Agriplex 100,000
560+(4) Resource Conservation and
561+Development Program
562+7,956,242
563+(5) Agricultural Economic Development
564+Impact Study Maintenance
547565 10,000
548-(2) Agricultural Museum Board 314,406
549-(3) Geneva County Ag-Plex
550-Arena
551-100,000
552-(4) North Alabama Agriplex 250,000
553-(5) Resource Conservation and
554-Development Program
555-8,706,242
556-(6) State Fair Association 200,000
557566 (b) Agricultural Inspection
558567 Services Program
559568 4,287,678 22,585,645 26,873,323
560569 (1) Industrial Hemp Program 50,000
561570 (c) Laboratory Analysis and
562571 Disease Control Program
563572 2,675,219 14,554,181 17,229,400
564573 (d) Agricultural Development
565574 Services Program
566575 1,003,874 16,358,856 17,362,730
567-(1) Sweet Grown Alabama
568-Program
569-300,000
570-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
571-(1) State General Fund 20,991,438
576+(1) Sweet Grown Alabama Program 300,000
577+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
578+(1) State General Fund 19,791,438
572579 (2) Agricultural Fund 53,030,080
573580 (3) Egg Inspection Fund 25,000
574581 (4) Shipping Point Inspection
575582 Fund
576583 8,470,670
577584 Pursuant to Sections 2-9-20, et seq., Code of Alabama 1975.
578585 (5) Farmers' Market Authority
579586 Fund
580587 1,500,000
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582-238
583-239
584-240
585-241
586-242
587-243
588-244
589-245
588+Total Agriculture and Industries,
589+Department of
590+19,791,438 63,025,750 82,817,188
591+5. Alabama Office of Minority
592+Affairs :
593+(a) Executive Direction Program 1,801,290 1,801,290
594+(1) Alabama HBCU Co-op Program 520,000
595+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
596+(1) State General Fund 1,801,290
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593600 249
594601 250
595602 251
596603 252
597604 253
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611629 Fund Other Funds Total
612-Fund
613-1,500,000
614-Total Agriculture and Industries,
615-Department of
616-20,991,438 63,025,750 84,017,188
617-5. Alabama Office of Minority
618-Affairs :
619-(a) Executive Direction Program 1,801,290 1,801,290
620-(1) Alabama HBCU Co-op
621-Program
622-520,000
623-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
624630 (1) State General Fund 1,801,290
625631 Total Alabama Office of Minority
626632 Affairs
627633 1,801,290 1,801,290
628634 6. Alabama Trust Fund Board:
629635 (a) Fiscal Management Program 21,365 21,365
630636 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
631637 (1) State General Fund 21,365
632638 Total Alabama Trust Fund Board 21,365 21,365
633639 7. Alcoholic Beverage Control
634640 Board, Alabama :
635641 (a) Alcoholic Beverage
636642 Management Program
637643 118,312,312 118,312,312
638644 (b) Licensing, Regulation,
639645 Enforcement Program
640646 14,001,785 14,001,785
641647 (c) Administrative Services
642648 Program
643649 25,309,101 25,309,101
644650 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
645651 (1) ABC Board Fund 157,623,198
646652 Total Alcoholic Beverage Control
647653 Board, Alabama
648654 157,623,198 157,623,198
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650-266
651-267
652-268
653-269
654-270
655-271
656-272
657-273
658-274
659-275
660655 276
661656 277
662657 278
663658 279
664659 280
665660 281
666661 282
667662 283
668663 284
669664 285
670665 286
671666 287
672667 288
673668 289
674669 290
675670 291
676-292 HB186 Engrossed
671+292
672+293
673+294 HB186 INTRODUCED
677674 Page 12
678675 State General
679676 Fund Other Funds Total
680677 Board, Alabama
681678 157,623,198 157,623,198
682679 In addition to the above appropriation herein made, there is hereby appropriated for
683680 each additional retail and wholesale store that is relocated or put into operation
684681 during the fiscal year, an amount equal to the sum required to install and operate a
685682 comparable store in operation by said Board. There is further appropriated to the
686683 Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, after provision has been made for the
687684 other expenditures herein authorized, such sums as are or may be necessary to
688685 purchase the alcoholic beverages which are essential to maintain adequate stocks and
689686 inventory for an economic and successful sales operation. In addition to the above
690687 appropriation, it is further provided that, in the event any county or municipality
691688 of the state shall, during the fiscal period covered by this appropriation by proper
692689 referendum, authorize the legal sale of malt and brewed beverages within such county
693690 or municipality there is further appropriated, in addition to the amount herein set
694691 out, an amount comparable to that expended during the prior fiscal year for beer and
695692 license tax supervision within counties or municipalities of similar size and
696693 population. Provided further, that the amount appropriated herein shall be reduced
697694 in like manner in the event any county or municipality wherein malt and brewed
698695 beverages are now authorized by law to be sold shall, during the fiscal period
699696 covered by this appropriation by proper referendum, declare unlawful the sale in
700697 such county or municipality of such malt or brewed beverages. Notwithstanding any
701698 other laws to the contrary, all revenue generated from bailment fees shall remain
702699 with the Board to be used for its operations.
703700 8. Architects, Board for
704701 Registration of:
705702 (a) Professional and
706703 Occupational Licensing and
707704 Regulation Program
708705 683,740 683,740
709706 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
710707 (1) Fund for the Board for
711708 Registration of Architects
712709 683,740
713710 As provided in Section 34-2-41, Code of Alabama 1975.
714-293
715-294
716711 295
717712 296
718713 297
719714 298
720715 299
721716 300
722717 301
723718 302
724719 303
725720 304
726721 305
727722 306
728723 307
729724 308
730725 309
731726 310
732727 311
733728 312
734729 313
735730 314
736731 315
737732 316
738733 317
739734 318
740735 319
741736 320
742737 321
743-322 HB186 Engrossed
738+322
739+323
740+324 HB186 INTRODUCED
744741 Page 13
745742 State General
746743 Fund Other Funds Total
747744 As provided in Section 34-2-41, Code of Alabama 1975.
748745 Total Architects, Board for
749746 Registration of
750747 683,740 683,740
751748 9. Archives and History,
752749 Department of:
753750 (a) Historical Resources
754751 Management Program
755752 3,014,804 1,077,821 4,092,625
756753 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
757754 (1) State General Fund 3,014,804
758755 (2) Archives Historical
759756 Collections Fund
760757 427
761758 In accordance with Section 41-6-71, Code of Alabama 1975.
762759 (3) Archives Memorial Fund 17,550
763760 (4) Archives Services Fund 850,000
764761 In accordance with Section 41-6-76, Code of Alabama 1975.
765762 (5) Federal Grants Fund 100,000
766763 (6) Stonewall Jackson Memorial
767764 Fund
768765 109,844
769766 Total Archives and History,
770767 Department of
771768 3,014,804 1,077,821 4,092,625
772769 10. Assisted Living
773770 Administrators, Alabama Board
774771 of Examiners of:
775772 (a) Professional and
776773 Occupational Licensing and
777774 Regulation Program
778775 180,650 180,650
779776 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
780777 (1) Alabama State Board of
781778 Examiners of Assisted Living
782779 Administrators Fund
783780 180,650
784781 As provided in Sections 34-2A-1 through 34-2A-16, Code of Alabama 1975.
785-323
786-324
787782 325
788783 326
789784 327
790785 328
791786 329
792787 330
793788 331
794789 332
795790 333
796791 334
797792 335
798793 336
799794 337
800795 338
801796 339
802797 340
803798 341
804799 342
805800 343
806801 344
807802 345
808803 346
809804 347
810805 348
811806 349
812807 350
813808 351
814-352 HB186 Engrossed
809+352
810+353
811+354 HB186 INTRODUCED
815812 Page 14
816813 State General
817814 Fund Other Funds Total
818815 As provided in Sections 34-2A-1 through 34-2A-16, Code of Alabama 1975.
819816 Total Assisted Living
820817 Administrators, Alabama Board of
821818 Examiners of
822819 180,650 180,650
823820 11. Athlete Agents Commission,
824821 Alabama:
825822 (a) Professional and
826823 Occupational Licensing and
827824 Regulation Program
828825 20,000 20,000
829826 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
830827 (1) Athlete Agents Regulatory
831828 Commission Fund
832829 20,000
833830 As provided in Section 8-26A-31, Code of Alabama 1975.
834831 Total Athlete Agents Commission,
835832 Alabama
836833 20,000 20,000
837834 12. Athletic Commission, Alabama:
838835 (a) Licensing, Regulation and
839836 Enforcement Program
840837 275,000 275,000
841838 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
842839 (1) Alabama Boxing Commission
843840 Fund
844841 275,000
845842 Total Athletic Commission, Alabama 275,000 275,000
846843 13. Athletic Trainers, Alabama
847844 Board of:
848845 (a) Professional and
849846 Occupational Licensing and
850847 Regulation Program
851848 150,000 150,000
852849 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
853850 (1) Alabama Athletic Trainers
854851 Fund
855852 150,000
856853 As provided in Section 34-40-14, Code of Alabama 1975.
857-353
858-354
859854 355
860855 356
861856 357
862857 358
863858 359
864859 360
865860 361
866861 362
867862 363
868863 364
869864 365
870865 366
871866 367
872867 368
873868 369
874869 370
875870 371
876871 372
877872 373
878873 374
879874 375
880875 376
881876 377
882877 378
883878 379
884879 380
885880 381
886-382 HB186 Engrossed
881+382
882+383
883+384 HB186 INTRODUCED
887884 Page 15
888885 State General
889886 Fund Other Funds Total
890887 As provided in Section 34-40-14, Code of Alabama 1975.
891888 Total Athletic Trainers, Alabama
892889 Board of
893890 150,000 150,000
894891 14. Attorney General, Office of
895892 the :
896893 (a) Legal Advice and Legal
897894 Services Program
898-12,687,662 19,638,373 32,326,035
899-(1) Central Alabama Crime
900-Stoppers
901-275,000
902-(2) Crime Stoppers 550,000
895+12,962,662 19,638,373 32,601,035
896+(1) Crime Stoppers 550,000
903897 (b) Fair Marketing Practices
904898 Program
905899 1,076,226 1,564,318 2,640,544
906900 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
907-(1) State General Fund 13,763,888
901+(1) State General Fund 14,038,888
908902 (2) Attorney General Litigation
909903 Support Fund
910904 17,097,581
911905 In accordance with Section 36-15-4.2, Code of Alabama 1975.
912906 (3) Federal Funds 1,250,000
913907 (4) Miscellaneous Receipts 2,855,110
914908 Total Attorney General, Office of
915909 the
916-13,763,888 21,202,691 34,966,579
910+14,038,888 21,202,691 35,241,579
917911 The Attorney General shall have the authority to expend any funds transferred from
918912 the State Personnel Department.
919913 15. Auctioneers, Alabama State
920914 Board of :
921915 (a) Professional and
922916 Occupational Licensing and
923917 Regulation Program
924918 275,000 275,000
925919 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
926920 (1) State Board of Auctioneers
927921 Fund
928922 275,000
929-383
930-384
923+Total Auctioneers, Alabama State
924+Board of
925+275,000 275,000
931926 385
932927 386
933928 387
934929 388
935930 389
936931 390
937932 391
938933 392
939934 393
940935 394
941936 395
942937 396
943938 397
944939 398
945940 399
946941 400
947942 401
948943 402
949944 403
950945 404
951946 405
952947 406
953948 407
954949 408
955950 409
956951 410
957952 411
958-412 HB186 Engrossed
953+412
954+413
955+414 HB186 INTRODUCED
959956 Page 16
960957 State General
961958 Fund Other Funds Total
962-Fund
963-275,000
964-Total Auctioneers, Alabama State
965959 Board of
966960 275,000 275,000
967961 16. Auditor, State:
968962 (a) Fiscal Management Program 1,302,088 1,302,088
969963 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
970964 (1) State General Fund 1,302,088
971965 Total Auditor, State 1,302,088 1,302,088
972966 17. Bail Bonding Board, Alabama
973967 Professional:
974968 (a) Professional and
975969 Occupational Licensing and
976970 Regulation Program
977971 250,000 250,000
978972 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
979973 (1) Alabama Bail Bond Board Fund 250,000
980974 Total Bail Bonding Board, Alabama
981975 Professional
982976 250,000 250,000
983977 18. Banking Department, State:
984978 (a) Charter, License and
985979 Regulate Financial
986980 Institutions Program
987981 21,900,000 21,900,000
988982 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
989983 (1) Banking Assessment Fees 16,604,000
990984 As provided in Section 5-2A-20, Code of Alabama 1975.
991985 (2) Loan Examination Fund 5,296,000
992986 As provided in Sections 5-2A-24, 5-16-38.1, and 5-18-5, Code of Alabama 1975.
993987 Total Banking Department, State 21,900,000 21,900,000
994988 19. Bar Association, Alabama
995989 State:
996-413
997-414
990+(a) Professional and
991+Occupational Licensing and
992+Regulation Program
993+7,066,645 7,066,645
994+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
998995 415
999996 416
1000997 417
1001998 418
1002999 419
10031000 420
10041001 421
10051002 422
10061003 423
10071004 424
10081005 425
10091006 426
10101007 427
10111008 428
10121009 429
10131010 430
10141011 431
10151012 432
10161013 433
10171014 434
10181015 435
10191016 436
10201017 437
10211018 438
10221019 439
1023-440 HB186 Engrossed
1020+440
1021+441
1022+442
1023+443
1024+444 HB186 INTRODUCED
10241025 Page 17
10251026 State General
10261027 Fund Other Funds Total
1027-State:
1028-(a) Professional and
1029-Occupational Licensing and
1030-Regulation Program
1031-7,066,645 7,066,645
10321028 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
10331029 (1) Federal and Local Funds 1,128,575
10341030 As provided in Sections 34-3-17 and 34-3-18, Code of Alabama 1975.
10351031 (2) State Bar Association Fund 5,938,070
10361032 As provided in Sections 34-3-4 and 34-3-44, Code of Alabama 1975.
10371033 Total Bar Association, Alabama
10381034 State
10391035 7,066,645 7,066,645
10401036 20. Building Renovation Finance
10411037 Authority, Alabama:
10421038 (a) Administrative Support
10431039 Services Program
10441040 1,488,229 1,488,229
1045-(1) Alabama State House
1046-Operations and Maintenance
1041+(1) Alabama State House Operations
1042+and Maintenance
10471043 1,488,229
10481044 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
10491045 (1) State General Fund -
10501046 Transfer
10511047 1,488,229
10521048 Total Building Renovation Finance
10531049 Authority, Alabama
10541050 1,488,229 1,488,229
10551051 Of the above appropriation, $1,488,229 shall be expended for operations and
10561052 maintenance of the Alabama State House, in accordance with Section 29-2-202, Code of
10571053 Alabama 1975.
10581054 21. Child Abuse and Neglect
10591055 Prevention, State Department
10601056 of:
10611057 (a) Social Services Program 566,931 14,351,641 14,918,572
1062-441
1063-442
1064-443
1065-444
1058+(1) Human Trafficking Task Force
1059+established by Act 2014-199
1060+60,000
1061+In accordance with Sections 26-16-1, et seq., Code of Alabama 1975.
1062+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
1063+(1) State General Fund -
1064+Transfer
1065+566,931
10661066 445
10671067 446
10681068 447
10691069 448
10701070 449
10711071 450
10721072 451
10731073 452
10741074 453
10751075 454
10761076 455
10771077 456
10781078 457
10791079 458
10801080 459
10811081 460
10821082 461
10831083 462
10841084 463
10851085 464
10861086 465
10871087 466
10881088 467
1089-468 HB186 Engrossed
1089+468
1090+469
1091+470
1092+471
1093+472
1094+473
1095+474 HB186 INTRODUCED
10901096 Page 18
10911097 State General
10921098 Fund Other Funds Total
1093-(a) Social Services Program 566,931 14,351,641 14,918,572
1094-(1) Human Trafficking Task
1095-Force established by Act
1096-2014-199
1097-60,000
1098-In accordance with Sections 26-16-1, et seq., Code of Alabama 1975.
1099-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
1100-(1) State General Fund -
11011099 Transfer
11021100 566,931
11031101 (2) Child Abuse Prevention
11041102 Operating Fund
11051103 14,351,641
11061104 Total Child Abuse and Neglect
11071105 Prevention, State Department of
11081106 566,931 14,351,641 14,918,572
11091107 22. Children's Services
11101108 Facilitation Team:
11111109 (a) Human Services Program 547,800 547,800
11121110 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
11131111 (1) Departmental Receipts 547,800
11141112 As provided in Section 12-15-508, Code of Alabama 1975.
11151113 Total Children's Services
11161114 Facilitation Team
11171115 547,800 547,800
11181116 23. Chiropractic Examiners,
11191117 Alabama State Board of:
11201118 (a) Professional and
11211119 Occupational Licensing and
11221120 Regulation Program
11231121 621,000 621,000
11241122 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
11251123 (1) Alabama State Board of
11261124 Chiropractic Examiner's Fund
11271125 621,000
11281126 As provided in Section 34-24-143, Code of Alabama 1975.
11291127 Total Chiropractic Examiners,
11301128 Alabama State Board of
11311129 621,000 621,000
1132-469
1133-470
1134-471
1135-472
1136-473
1137-474
1130+24. Choctawhatchee, Pea and Yellow
1131+Rivers Watershed Management
1132+Authority:
1133+(a) Water Resource Development
1134+Program
1135+50,000 50,000
1136+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
11381137 475
11391138 476
11401139 477
11411140 478
11421141 479
11431142 480
11441143 481
11451144 482
11461145 483
11471146 484
11481147 485
11491148 486
11501149 487
11511150 488
11521151 489
11531152 490
11541153 491
11551154 492
11561155 493
11571156 494
11581157 495
11591158 496
11601159 497
1161-498 HB186 Engrossed
1160+498
1161+499
1162+500
1163+501
1164+502
1165+503 HB186 INTRODUCED
11621166 Page 19
11631167 State General
11641168 Fund Other Funds Total
1165-Alabama State Board of
1166-621,000 621,000
1167-24. Choctawhatchee, Pea and Yellow
1168-Rivers Watershed Management
1169-Authority:
1170-(a) Water Resource Development
1171-Program
1172-50,000 50,000
11731169 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
11741170 (1) Choctawhatchee, Pea and
11751171 Yellow Rivers Fund
11761172 50,000
11771173 Total Choctawhatchee, Pea and
11781174 Yellow Rivers Watershed Management
11791175 Authority
11801176 50,000 50,000
11811177 25. Commerce, Department of:
11821178 (a) Industrial Development
11831179 Program
1184-11,984,332 670,000 12,654,332
1185-(1) Port of Mobile 3,000,000
1180+9,984,332 670,000 10,654,332
1181+(1) Port of Mobile 1,000,000
11861182 For pier upgrades.
11871183 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
1188-(1) State General Fund 11,984,332
1184+(1) State General Fund 9,984,332
11891185 (2) Departmental Receipts 670,000
1190-Total Commerce, Department of 11,984,332 670,000 12,654,332
1186+Total Commerce, Department of 9,984,332 670,000 10,654,332
11911187 26. Conservation and Natural
11921188 Resources, Department of:
11931189 (a) State Land Management
11941190 Program
11951191 98,404,610 98,404,610
11961192 (b) Outdoor Recreation Sites and
11971193 Services Program
11981194 66,637,653 66,637,653
11991195 (c) Game and Fish Program 64,703,737 64,703,737
12001196 (d) Marine Resources Program 13,805,310 13,805,310
12011197 (e) Administrative Services
12021198 Program
12031199 13,275,467 13,275,467
1204-499
1205-500
1206-501
1207-502
1208-503
1200+(f) Capital Outlay Program 6,000,000 26,742,977 32,742,977
1201+(1) Parks and outdoor recreational
1202+facilities and improvements
1203+6,000,000
1204+(g) Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill
1205+Restoration
1206+165,891,921 165,891,921
1207+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
12091208 504
12101209 505
12111210 506
12121211 507
12131212 508
12141213 509
12151214 510
12161215 511
12171216 512
12181217 513
12191218 514
12201219 515
12211220 516
12221221 517
12231222 518
12241223 519
12251224 520
12261225 521
12271226 522
12281227 523
12291228 524
12301229 525
12311230 526
12321231 527
1233-528 HB186 Engrossed
1232+528
1233+529
1234+530
1235+531
1236+532
1237+533 HB186 INTRODUCED
12341238 Page 20
12351239 State General
12361240 Fund Other Funds Total
1237-Program
1238-13,275,467 13,275,467
1239-(f) Capital Outlay Program 5,750,000 26,742,977 32,492,977
1240-(1) Parks and outdoor
1241-recreational facilities and
1242-improvements
1243-5,750,000
1244-a. Cheaha State Park - Fire
1245-Building
1246-250,000
1247-b. Rickwood Caverns State
1248-Park entry road and social
1249-event space
1250-1,500,000
1251-(g) Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill
1252-Restoration
1253-165,891,921 165,891,921
1254-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
1255-(1) State General Fund 5,750,000
1241+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
1242+(1) State General Fund 6,000,000
12561243 (2) Forever Wild Trust Fund -
12571244 Transfer
12581245 900,000
12591246 The funds hereinabove appropriated shall be payable as provided in Sections
12601247 9-2-1, et seq., Code of Alabama 1975.
12611248 (3) GOMESA, Estimated 84,948,328
12621249 (4) State Lands Fund 17,906,282
12631250 (5) State Lands Fund - Coastal 1,000,000
12641251 Pursuant to Section 40-23-77, Code of Alabama 1975.
12651252 (6) Parks Revolving Fund,
12661253 Estimated
12671254 58,542,233
12681255 (7) State Parks Fund 6,495,420
12691256 (8) State Parks Fund - Cigarette
12701257 Tax
12711258 3,000,000
12721259 (9) State Parks Fund, Estimated 8,578,000
12731260 Pursuant to Section 40-23-35, Code of Alabama 1975.
1274-529
1275-530
1276-531
1277-532
1278-533
1261+(10) Game and Fish Fund -
1262+Licenses, Fines, Fees,
1263+Interest Income and Other
1264+Departmental Receipts
1265+64,821,581
1266+(11) Game and Fish Fund - Use
1267+Tax
1268+1,300,000
1269+(12) State Reservoir Management
1270+Grant Fund
1271+2,497,133
1272+Pursuant to Act 2021-447.
1273+(13) BP Oil Funds 29,243,376
1274+(14) Marine Resources Fund -
1275+Licenses, Taxes, Fines and
1276+Other Departmental Receipts
1277+12,934,000
12791278 534
12801279 535
12811280 536
12821281 537
12831282 538
12841283 539
12851284 540
12861285 541
12871286 542
12881287 543
12891288 544
12901289 545
12911290 546
12921291 547
12931292 548
12941293 549
12951294 550
12961295 551
12971296 552
12981297 553
12991298 554
13001299 555
1301-556 HB186 Engrossed
1300+556
1301+557
1302+558
1303+559
1304+560
1305+561
1306+562 HB186 INTRODUCED
13021307 Page 21
13031308 State General
13041309 Fund Other Funds Total
1305-Pursuant to Section 40-23-35, Code of Alabama 1975.
1306-(10) Game and Fish Fund -
1307-Licenses, Fines, Fees,
1308-Interest Income and Other
1309-Departmental Receipts
1310-64,821,581
1311-(11) Game and Fish Fund - Use
1312-Tax
1313-1,300,000
1314-(12) State Reservoir Management
1315-Grant Fund
1316-2,497,133
1317-Pursuant to Act 2021-447.
1318-(13) BP Oil Funds 29,243,376
1319-(14) Marine Resources Fund -
1320-Licenses, Taxes, Fines and
13211310 Other Departmental Receipts
13221311 12,934,000
13231312 (15) Marine Resources Fund - Use
13241313 Tax
13251314 358,000
13261315 Pursuant to Section 40-23-77, Code of Alabama 1975.
13271316 (16) Administrative Fund 13,275,467
13281317 (17) State Parks Fund - DOT
13291318 Transfer
13301319 500,000
13311320 (18) RESTORE Act 143,161,855
13321321 Total Conservation and Natural
13331322 Resources, Department of
1334-5,750,000 449,461,675 455,211,675
1323+6,000,000 449,461,675 455,461,675
13351324 The appropriation to the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources shall
13361325 include Alabama's pro rata share of the Gulf States Marine Fisheries Commission's
13371326 operating expenses. The appropriation to the Department of Conservation and Natural
13381327 Resources includes funds for the maintenance, staff, and repair of the Governor's
13391328 official beach mansion.
13401329 27. Construction Recruitment
13411330 Institute, Alabama:
1342-557
1343-558
1344-559
1345-560
1346-561
1347-562
1331+(a) Recruitment, Training and
1332+Promotion Program
1333+2,000,000 2,000,000
1334+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
1335+(1) Recruitment and Training
1336+Promotion Fund
1337+2,000,000
1338+Pursuant to Sections 41-10-720 through 41-10-726, Code of Alabama 1975.
1339+Total Construction Recruitment
1340+Institute, Alabama
1341+2,000,000 2,000,000
1342+28. Contractors, State Licensing
1343+Board for General:
1344+(a) Professional and
1345+Occupational Licensing and
1346+Regulation Program
1347+2,866,920 2,866,920
1348+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
13481349 563
13491350 564
13501351 565
13511352 566
13521353 567
13531354 568
13541355 569
13551356 570
13561357 571
13571358 572
13581359 573
13591360 574
13601361 575
13611362 576
13621363 577
13631364 578
13641365 579
13651366 580
13661367 581
13671368 582
13681369 583
13691370 584
1370-585 HB186 Engrossed
1371+585
1372+586
1373+587
1374+588
1375+589
1376+590
1377+591
1378+592 HB186 INTRODUCED
13711379 Page 22
13721380 State General
13731381 Fund Other Funds Total
1374-Institute, Alabama:
1375-(a) Recruitment, Training and
1376-Promotion Program
1377-2,000,000 2,000,000
1378-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
1379-(1) Recruitment and Training
1380-Promotion Fund
1381-2,000,000
1382-Pursuant to Sections 41-10-720 through 41-10-726, Code of Alabama 1975.
1383-Total Construction Recruitment
1384-Institute, Alabama
1385-2,000,000 2,000,000
1386-28. Contractors, State Licensing
1387-Board for General:
1388-(a) Professional and
1389-Occupational Licensing and
1390-Regulation Program
1391-2,866,920 2,866,920
13921382 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
13931383 (1) State Licensing Board for
13941384 General Contractors Fund
13951385 2,866,920
13961386 Pursuant to Section 34-8-25, Code of Alabama 1975. In addition to the amount
13971387 appropriated hereinabove to the State Licensing Board for General Contractors,
13981388 there is hereby appropriated such an amount as may be necessary to pay the
13991389 refund of any application for licenses which may have been rejected by the
14001390 Board or application withdrawn at the request of the applicant.
14011391 Total Contractors, State Licensing
14021392 Board for General
14031393 2,866,920 2,866,920
14041394 29. Corrections, Department of:
14051395 (a) Administrative Services and
14061396 Logistical Support Program
14071397 45,436,713 45,436,713
14081398 (b) Institutional Services
14091399 Corrections Program
14101400 781,268,009 73,119,692 854,387,701
1411-586
1412-587
1413-588
1414-589
1415-590
1416-591
1417-592
1401+The Department of Corrections shall file a report with the Chairs of the House
1402+Ways and Means-General Fund Committee and the Senate Finance and
1403+Taxation-General Fund Committee and the Legislative Fiscal Officer prior to
1404+the first day of the 2026 Regular Session regarding expenditures for mental
1405+health and healthcare services for inmates in fiscal year 2025, including a
1406+detailed explanation of cost increases.
1407+(1) Community Corrections Program 14,100,000
1408+a. Ex-offender Small Business
1409+Support Program
1410+200,000
1411+(2) Therapeutic Education in
1412+Columbiana, Alabama
1413+6,900,000
1414+(3) LEOTech 1,250,000
1415+(c) Correctional Industries
1416+Program
1417+40,271,660 40,271,660
1418+The Department of Corrections shall not utilize any portion of its State
1419+General Fund appropriation to support the Correctional Agricultural and
1420+Industries Program.
14181421 593
14191422 594
14201423 595
14211424 596
14221425 597
14231426 598
14241427 599
14251428 600
14261429 601
14271430 602
14281431 603
14291432 604
14301433 605
14311434 606
14321435 607
14331436 608
14341437 609
14351438 610
14361439 611
14371440 612
1438-613 HB186 Engrossed
1441+613
1442+614
1443+615
1444+616
1445+617
1446+618
1447+619
1448+620
1449+621
1450+622
1451+623 HB186 INTRODUCED
14391452 Page 23
14401453 State General
14411454 Fund Other Funds Total
1442-Corrections Program
1443-781,268,009 73,119,692 854,387,701
1444-The Department of Corrections shall file a report with the Chairs of the House
1445-Ways and Means-General Fund Committee and the Senate Finance and
1446-Taxation-General Fund Committee and the Legislative Fiscal Officer prior to
1447-the first day of the 2026 Regular Session regarding expenditures for mental
1448-health and healthcare services for inmates in fiscal year 2025, including a
1449-detailed explanation of cost increases.
1450-(1) Community Corrections
1451-Program
1452-14,100,000
1453-a. Ex-offender Small Business
1454-Support Program
1455-200,000
1456-(2) Therapeutic Education in
1457-Columbiana, Alabama
1458-6,900,000
1459-(3) LEOTech 1,250,000
1460-(c) Correctional Industries
1461-Program
1462-40,271,660 40,271,660
1463-The Department of Corrections shall not utilize any portion of its State
1464-General Fund appropriation to support the Correctional Agricultural and
14651455 Industries Program.
14661456 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
14671457 (1) State General Fund 826,704,722
14681458 (2) DOC Miscellaneous and
14691459 Federal Funds, Estimated
14701460 64,619,692
14711461 (3) Drug Demand Reduction Fund 8,500,000
14721462 In accordance with Section 13A-12-283, Code of Alabama 1975.
14731463 (4) Correctional Agricultural
14741464 Fund, Estimated
14751465 5,187,000
14761466 (5) Corrections Industries -
14771467 Other Funds
14781468 35,084,660
1479-614
1480-615
1481-616
1482-617
1483-618
1484-619
1485-620
1486-621
1487-622
1488-623
1469+The Commissioner of the Department of Corrections is authorized to utilize
1470+funds herein appropriated as matching contributions, where required and
1471+appropriate, to generate additional funds which would effectively increase the
1472+appropriations for the Department of Corrections. Any such grant funds so
1473+generated and in direct support for the Department of Corrections' operations
1474+are also hereby appropriated.
1475+Total Corrections, Department of 826,704,722 113,391,352 940,096,074
14891476 624
14901477 625
14911478 626
14921479 627
14931480 628
14941481 629
14951482 630
14961483 631
14971484 632
14981485 633
14991486 634
15001487 635
15011488 636
15021489 637
15031490 638
15041491 639
1505-640
1506-641 HB186 Engrossed
1492+640 HB186 INTRODUCED
15071493 Page 24
1508-State General
1509-Fund Other Funds Total
1510-Other Funds
1511-35,084,660
1512-The Commissioner of the Department of Corrections is authorized to utilize
1513-funds herein appropriated as matching contributions, where required and
1514-appropriate, to generate additional funds which would effectively increase the
1515-appropriations for the Department of Corrections. Any such grant funds so
1516-generated and in direct support for the Department of Corrections' operations
1517-are also hereby appropriated.
1518-Total Corrections, Department of 826,704,722 113,391,352 940,096,074
1519-642
1520-643
1521-644
1522-645
1523-646
1524-647
1525-648 HB186 Engrossed
1526-Page 25
15271494 State General
15281495 Fund Other Funds Total
15291496 Total Corrections, Department of 826,704,722 113,391,352 940,096,074
15301497 In fiscal year 2026, the Department of Corrections shall report monthly to the Joint
15311498 Legislative Prison Oversight Committee, the Chairs of the House Ways and
15321499 Means-General Fund Committee and the Senate Finance and Taxation-General Fund
15331500 Committee, the Director of Finance, and the Legislative Fiscal Officer on the number
15341501 of officers at the end of the month, the net increase from September 30, 2018, the
15351502 monthly retention rate, and the amount and type of retention bonuses paid in
15361503 accordance with Act 2019-286. The report shall also provide an analysis of the
15371504 issues contributing to the Department’s progress in hiring, retaining, and training
15381505 new correctional officers. In addition to all other appropriations to the Department
15391506 of Corrections, there is hereby conditionally appropriated to the Department of
15401507 Corrections any receipts from the sale of Corrections' assets which are deposited
15411508 into the State General Fund. This appropriation is conditioned upon proceeds from
15421509 the sale of any Corrections' assets being deposited into the State General Fund, the
15431510 recommendation of the Director of Finance, and the approval of the Governor. In
15441511 addition to the above appropriation to the Department of Corrections, there is
15451512 hereby conditionally appropriated from the State General Fund the sum of $40,000,000
15461513 for the purpose of hiring additional correctional officers above the current funded
15471514 amount. This appropriation is conditioned upon the availability of funds in the
15481515 State General Fund, the recommendation of the Director of Finance, and the approval
15491516 of the Governor. The appropriation may only be released in four equal amounts at the
15501517 end of each quarter of the fiscal year and is further conditioned upon quarterly
15511518 certification by the Finance Director and the Legislative Fiscal Officer that the
15521519 Department is in compliance with the above monthly reporting requirements and the
15531520 reports show increases in total correctional officers. Provided, however, if the
15541521 requirements for the release of the conditional appropriation for staffing are not
15551522 met, the $40,000,000 shall be conditionally appropriated from the State General Fund
15561523 to the Department of Corrections - Correctional Capital Improvement Fund established
15571524 in Section 14-2-21(c), Code of Alabama 1975. This appropriation is conditioned upon
15581525 the availability of funds in the State General Fund, the recommendation of the
15591526 Director of Finance, and the approval of the Governor.
15601527 30. Cosmetology and Barbering,
15611528 Alabama Board of:
1529+641
1530+642
1531+643
1532+644
1533+645
1534+646
1535+647
1536+648
15621537 649
15631538 650
15641539 651
15651540 652
15661541 653
15671542 654
15681543 655
15691544 656
15701545 657
15711546 658
15721547 659
15731548 660
15741549 661
15751550 662
15761551 663
15771552 664
15781553 665
15791554 666
15801555 667
15811556 668
15821557 669
15831558 670
15841559 671
1585-672
1586-673
1587-674
1588-675
1589-676
1590-677
1591-678
1592-679
1593-680 HB186 Engrossed
1594-Page 26
1560+672 HB186 INTRODUCED
1561+Page 25
15951562 State General
15961563 Fund Other Funds Total
15971564 Alabama Board of:
15981565 (a) Professional and
15991566 Occupational Licensing and
16001567 Regulation Program
16011568 3,925,000 3,925,000
16021569 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
16031570 (1) Alabama Board of Cosmetology
16041571 and Barbering Fund
16051572 3,925,000
16061573 As provided in Section 34-7B-6, Code of Alabama 1975.
16071574 Total Cosmetology and Barbering,
16081575 Alabama Board of
16091576 3,925,000 3,925,000
16101577 31. Counseling, Alabama Board of
16111578 Examiners in:
16121579 (a) Professional and
16131580 Occupational Licensing and
16141581 Regulation Program
16151582 975,000 975,000
16161583 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
16171584 (1) Alabama Board of Examiners
16181585 in Counseling Fund
16191586 975,000
16201587 As provided in Section 34-8A-6, Code of Alabama 1975.
16211588 Total Counseling, Alabama Board of
16221589 Examiners in
16231590 975,000 975,000
16241591 32. Court Reporting, Alabama Board
16251592 of :
16261593 (a) Professional and
16271594 Occupational Licensing and
16281595 Regulation Program
16291596 200,000 200,000
16301597 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
16311598 (1) Alabama Board of Court
16321599 Reporting Fund
16331600 200,000
16341601 As provided in Section 34-8B-17, Code of Alabama 1975.
1602+673
1603+674
1604+675
1605+676
1606+677
1607+678
1608+679
1609+680
16351610 681
16361611 682
16371612 683
16381613 684
16391614 685
16401615 686
16411616 687
16421617 688
16431618 689
16441619 690
16451620 691
16461621 692
16471622 693
16481623 694
16491624 695
16501625 696
16511626 697
16521627 698
16531628 699
16541629 700
1655-701
1656-702
1657-703
1658-704
1659-705
1660-706
1661-707
1662-708
1663-709 HB186 Engrossed
1664-Page 27
1630+701 HB186 INTRODUCED
1631+Page 26
16651632 State General
16661633 Fund Other Funds Total
16671634 As provided in Section 34-8B-17, Code of Alabama 1975.
16681635 Total Court Reporting, Alabama
16691636 Board of
16701637 200,000 200,000
16711638 33. Credit Union Administration,
16721639 Alabama:
16731640 (a) Charter, License and
16741641 Regulate Financial
16751642 Institutions Program
16761643 2,808,002 2,808,002
16771644 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
16781645 (1) Alabama Credit Union
16791646 Administration Fund
16801647 2,808,002
16811648 As provided in Section 5-17-7, Code of Alabama 1975.
16821649 Total Credit Union Administration,
16831650 Alabama
16841651 2,808,002 2,808,002
16851652 34. Crime Victims Compensation
16861653 Commission, Alabama:
16871654 (a) Special Services Program,
16881655 Estimated
1689-2,000,000 2,675,000 4,675,000
1690-(1) To be expended for the
1691-expenses associated with
1692-processing SAFE
1656+1,700,000 2,675,000 4,375,000
1657+(1) To be expended for the expenses
1658+associated with processing SAFE
16931659 200,000
1694-(2) To be expended in
1695-accordance with Sections
1696-15-23-1 through 15-23-23,
1660+(2) To be expended in accordance with
1661+Sections 15-23-1 through 15-23-23,
16971662 Code of Alabama 1975
1698-1,700,000
1699-(3) Victims of Crime and
1700-Leniency (VOCAL)
1663+1,400,000
1664+(3) Victims of Crime and Leniency
1665+(VOCAL)
17011666 100,000
17021667 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
17031668 (1) State General Fund -
17041669 Transfer
1705-2,000,000
1670+1,700,000
1671+(2) Alabama Crime Victims
1672+Compensation Commission
1673+Fund, Estimated
1674+2,675,000
1675+702
1676+703
1677+704
1678+705
1679+706
1680+707
1681+708
1682+709
17061683 710
17071684 711
17081685 712
17091686 713
17101687 714
17111688 715
17121689 716
17131690 717
17141691 718
17151692 719
17161693 720
17171694 721
17181695 722
17191696 723
17201697 724
17211698 725
17221699 726
17231700 727
17241701 728
17251702 729
17261703 730
1727-731
1728-732
1729-733
1730-734
1731-735
1732-736
1733-737
1734-738 HB186 Engrossed
1735-Page 28
1736-State General
1737-Fund Other Funds Total
1738-Transfer
1739-2,000,000
1740-(2) Alabama Crime Victims
1741-Compensation Commission
1704+731 HB186 INTRODUCED
1705+Page 27
1706+State General
1707+Fund Other Funds Total
17421708 Fund, Estimated
17431709 2,675,000
17441710 To be expended in accordance with Sections 15-23-1 through 15-23-23, Code of
17451711 Alabama 1975.
17461712 Total Crime Victims Compensation
17471713 Commission, Alabama
1748-2,000,000 2,675,000 4,675,000
1714+1,700,000 2,675,000 4,375,000
17491715 35. Debt Service:
17501716 (a) General Obligation Bonds,
17511717 Estimated
17521718 15,009,600 19,601,717 34,611,317
17531719 (b) Corrections Institute
17541720 Finance Authority
17551721 35,214,738 35,214,738
17561722 The above appropriation to the Alabama Corrections Institution Finance
17571723 Authority (ACIFA) is conditioned upon ACIFA being required to make a debt
17581724 service payment during fiscal year 2026 on bonds issued pursuant to the
17591725 authorization granted by Act 2021-546. Any of the above appropriation that is
17601726 not needed to make a debt service payment during fiscal year 2026 on bonds
17611727 issued pursuant to the authorization granted by Act 2021-546 is appropriated
17621728 to the Department of Corrections-Correctional Capital Improvement Fund.
17631729 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
17641730 (1) State General Fund,
17651731 Transfer, Estimated
17661732 15,009,600
17671733 (2) State General Fund -
17681734 Transfer
17691735 35,214,738
17701736 (3) Alabama Capital Improvement
17711737 Trust Fund Transfer,
17721738 Estimated
17731739 19,601,717
17741740 Total Debt Service 50,224,338 19,601,717 69,826,055
1741+732
1742+733
1743+734
1744+735
1745+736
1746+737
1747+738
17751748 739
17761749 740
17771750 741
17781751 742
17791752 743
17801753 744
17811754 745
17821755 746
17831756 747
17841757 748
17851758 749
17861759 750
17871760 751
17881761 752
17891762 753
17901763 754
17911764 755
1792-756
1793-757
1794-758
1795-759
1796-760
1797-761
1798-762
1799-763
1800-764
1801-765
1802-766 HB186 Engrossed
1803-Page 29
1765+756 HB186 INTRODUCED
1766+Page 28
18041767 State General
18051768 Fund Other Funds Total
18061769 Total Debt Service 50,224,338 19,601,717 69,826,055
18071770 The above appropriation shall be used to pay debt service on the following General
18081771 Obligation Bonds: Series 2014-A, Series 2016-A, Series 2016-C, Series 2018-A, Series
18091772 2018-B, Series 2022-A, and Series 2025-A. In the event any of the above bonds are
18101773 refunded or new General Obligation bonds are issued, debt service on these newly
18111774 issued bonds may be paid from the appropriations made above from either the State
18121775 General Fund or the Capital Improvement Trust Fund contingent upon the
18131776 recommendation of the Director of Finance and the approval of the Governor.
18141777 36. Dietetics/Nutrition Practice,
18151778 Alabama State Board of
18161779 Examiners for:
18171780 (a) Professional and
18181781 Occupational Licensing and
18191782 Regulation Program
18201783 400,000 400,000
18211784 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
18221785 (1) State Board of
18231786 Dietetics/Nutrition Fund
18241787 400,000
18251788 As provided in Section 34-34A-8, Code of Alabama 1975.
18261789 Total Dietetics/Nutrition
18271790 Practice, Alabama State Board of
18281791 Examiners for
18291792 400,000 400,000
18301793 37. District Attorneys:
1831-(a) Court Operations Program 51,217,046 51,217,046
1832-(1) District Attorneys
1833-Administrative Fund for use
1834-in the District Attorney's
1835-Office of the several
1794+(a) Court Operations Program 50,930,744 50,930,744
1795+(1) District Attorneys Administrative
1796+Fund for use in the District
1797+Attorney's Office of the several
18361798 Judicial Circuits
18371799 33,781,998
1800+757
1801+758
1802+759
1803+760
1804+761
1805+762
1806+763
1807+764
1808+765
1809+766
18381810 767
18391811 768
18401812 769
18411813 770
18421814 771
18431815 772
18441816 773
18451817 774
18461818 775
18471819 776
18481820 777
18491821 778
18501822 779
18511823 780
18521824 781
1853-782
1825+782 HB186 INTRODUCED
1826+Page 29
1827+State General
1828+Fund Other Funds Total
1829+Judicial Circuits
1830+33,781,998
1831+The funds shall be allocated to the several judicial circuits based upon a formula established
1832+by the Alabama District Attorneys Association. Before February 1, 2026, the District Attorneys
1833+shall file a consolidated report with the Chair of the House Ways and Means-General Fund
1834+Committee, the Chair of the Senate Finance and Taxation-General Fund Committee, Director of
1835+Finance, and the Legislative Fiscal Officer regarding the amount of funds collected and the
1836+expenditure of any funds received from pretrial diversion or other revenue-raising measures in
1837+each judicial circuit in fiscal year 2025.
1838+(2) Salaries and Expenses of
1839+Supernumerary District Attorneys
1840+8,192,577
1841+(3) Salaries of District Attorneys 8,937,169
1842+(4) Travel Expenses of District
1843+Attorneys
1844+19,000
1845+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
1846+(1) State General Fund 17,148,746
1847+(2) State General Fund -
1848+Transfer
1849+33,781,998
1850+Total District Attorneys 50,930,744 50,930,744
1851+38. Drycleaning Environmental
1852+Response Trust Fund Advisory
1853+Board, Alabama:
1854+(a) Self Insurance Program 500,000 500,000
1855+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
1856+(1) Alabama Drycleaning
1857+Environmental Response Trust
1858+Fund
1859+500,000
1860+Total Drycleaning Environmental
1861+Response Trust Fund Advisory
1862+Board, Alabama
1863+500,000 500,000
1864+As provided in Sections 22-30D-1 through 22-30D-12, Code of Alabama 1975.
18541865 783
18551866 784
18561867 785
18571868 786
18581869 787
18591870 788
18601871 789
18611872 790
18621873 791
18631874 792
1864-793 HB186 Engrossed
1865-Page 30
1866-State General
1867-Fund Other Funds Total
1868-Judicial Circuits
1869-33,781,998
1870-The funds shall be allocated to the several judicial circuits based upon a
1871-formula established by the Alabama District Attorneys Association. Before
1872-February 1, 2026, the District Attorneys shall file a consolidated report
1873-with the Chair of the House Ways and Means-General Fund Committee, the Chair
1874-of the Senate Finance and Taxation-General Fund Committee, Director of
1875-Finance, and the Legislative Fiscal Officer regarding the amount of funds
1876-collected and the expenditure of any funds received from pretrial diversion
1877-or other revenue-raising measures in each judicial circuit in fiscal year
1878-2025.
1879-(2) Salaries and Expenses of
1880-Supernumerary District
1881-Attorneys
1882-8,192,577
1883-(3) Salaries of District
1884-Attorneys
1885-9,223,471
1886-(4) Travel Expenses of
1887-District Attorneys
1888-19,000
1889-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
1890-(1) State General Fund 17,435,048
1891-(2) State General Fund -
1892-Transfer
1893-33,781,998
1894-Total District Attorneys 51,217,046 51,217,046
1895-38. Drycleaning Environmental
1896-Response Trust Fund Advisory
1897-Board, Alabama:
1898-(a) Self Insurance Program 500,000 500,000
1899-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
1900-(1) Alabama Drycleaning
1901-Environmental Response Trust
1902-Fund
1903-500,000
1875+793
19041876 794
19051877 795
19061878 796
19071879 797
19081880 798
19091881 799
19101882 800
19111883 801
19121884 802
19131885 803
19141886 804
19151887 805
19161888 806
19171889 807
19181890 808
19191891 809
19201892 810
1921-811
1893+811 HB186 INTRODUCED
1894+Page 30
1895+State General
1896+Fund Other Funds Total
1897+As provided in Sections 22-30D-1 through 22-30D-12, Code of Alabama 1975.
1898+39. Economic and Community
1899+Affairs, Alabama Department
1900+of:
1901+(a) Administrative Support
1902+Services Program
1903+2,577,345 15,169,364 17,746,709
1904+(b) Planning Program 27,417,222 325,723,492 353,140,714
1905+It is the intent of the Legislature to provide from the Planning Program
1906+assistance to low-income and elderly citizens who live on fixed incomes for
1907+large increases in energy bills due to increases allowed by the Public Service
1908+Commission.
1909+(1) Airport Development Grant Program 7,500,000
1910+To be operated through an intergovernmental agreement with the Department of Transportation,
1911+provided however, prior to awarding any other grants, the Department of Transportation shall
1912+establish and publish guidelines regarding the criteria required for an airport to receive a
1913+grant and shall provide this information to all members of the Legislature.
1914+(2) Alabama Association of Regional
1915+Councils
1916+6,590,526
1917+(3) Alabama Coalition Against
1918+Domestic Violence
1919+475,000
1920+(4) Alabama Women's Commission 65,561
1921+(5) Anniston Army Depot 75,000
1922+(6) BRAC Ft. Novosel 75,000
1923+(7) BRAC Montgomery 75,000
1924+(8) Community Action Agencies 750,000
1925+To be distributed as a grant to the Community Action Association of Alabama, which shall
1926+distribute the funds to the twenty-two recognized community action administering agencies
1927+provided for in Sections 11-96-1 through 11-96-6, Code of Alabama 1975, based on their
1928+populations below the poverty level. The Community Action Association of Alabama shall not
1929+expend more than ten percent of the funds for administrative expenses.
1930+(9) Electric Vehicle Infrastructure
1931+and Planning Grant Program
1932+4,000,000
1933+(10) Food Bank Grant Program 750,000
19221934 812
19231935 813
19241936 814
19251937 815
19261938 816
19271939 817
19281940 818
19291941 819
19301942 820
19311943 821
1932-822 HB186 Engrossed
1933-Page 31
1934-State General
1935-Fund Other Funds Total
1936-Fund
1937-500,000
1938-Total Drycleaning Environmental
1939-Response Trust Fund Advisory
1940-Board, Alabama
1941-500,000 500,000
1942-As provided in Sections 22-30D-1 through 22-30D-12, Code of Alabama 1975.
1943-39. Economic and Community
1944-Affairs, Alabama Department
1945-of:
1946-(a) Administrative Support
1947-Services Program
1948-2,577,345 15,169,364 17,746,709
1949-(b) Planning Program 36,277,222 325,723,492 362,000,714
1950-It is the intent of the Legislature to provide from the Planning Program
1951-assistance to low-income and elderly citizens who live on fixed incomes for
1952-large increases in energy bills due to increases allowed by the Public Service
1953-Commission.
1954-(1) Airport Development Grant
1955-Program
1956-15,000,000
1957-To be operated through an intergovernmental agreement with the Department of
1958-Transportation, provided however, prior to awarding any other grants, the
1959-Department of Transportation shall establish and publish guidelines
1960-regarding the criteria required for an airport to receive a grant and shall
1961-provide this information to all members of the Legislature.
1962-(2) Alabama Association of
1963-Regional Councils
1964-7,000,526
1965-(3) Alabama Coalition Against
1966-Domestic Violence
1967-475,000
1968-(4) Alabama Women's Commission 65,561
1969-(5) Anniston Army Depot 75,000
1970-(6) Baldwin County Youth Dream
1971-Center
1972-100,000
1973-(7) BRAC Ft. Novosel 75,000
1944+822
19741945 823
19751946 824
19761947 825
19771948 826
19781949 827
19791950 828
19801951 829
19811952 830
19821953 831
19831954 832
19841955 833
19851956 834
19861957 835
19871958 836
19881959 837
19891960 838
19901961 839
19911962 840
19921963 841
19931964 842
1994-843
1965+843 HB186 INTRODUCED
1966+Page 31
1967+State General
1968+Fund Other Funds Total
1969+(10) Food Bank Grant Program 750,000
1970+(11) Healthy Food Financing Initiative 200,000
1971+(12) Madison County BRAC 75,000
1972+(13) Main Street Alabama Program 1,500,000
1973+To be equally distributed to the members of the Main Street Alabama Program as of October 1,
1974+2026.
1975+(14) Military Stabilization Committee 460,000
1976+(15) Municipal Public Emergency
1977+Response Grant Program
1978+2,500,000
1979+For a grant program for municipalities with populations of 2,500 or fewer residents as of the
1980+last U.S. Decennial Census that are a minimum of 25 miles from a hospital to aid in capital
1981+startup costs related to establishing a public emergency response program or ambulance
1982+service. Priority shall be given to municipalities that contribute matching funds or have
1983+already acquired real property for this purpose. Grant recipients shall comply with Alabama
1984+Administrative Code Rules 420-2-1.15, 420-2-1.16, 420-2-1.19, and 420-2-1.20 related to
1985+Emergency Medical Services within 6 months of receipt of the grant. Any municipality receiving
1986+a grant that fails to meet the above requirements within 6 months shall repay the grant funds
1987+to the Department.
1988+(16) PALS/Adopt-a-Mile Program 200,000
1989+(17) Southern Rails Commission 60,000
1990+To pay the State's membership dues.
1991+(c) Energy Management Program 6,063,195 84,619,643 90,682,838
1992+(d) Law Enforcement Planning and
1993+Development Program
1994+1,003,759 116,616,035 117,619,794
1995+(e) Surplus Property Program 540,953 3,533,813 4,074,766
1996+(f) Water Resources Program 3,128,598 7,787,076 10,915,674
1997+(1) Coalition of Alabama Waterways
1998+Association
1999+325,000
2000+To be expended equally for the Coosa-Alabama River Improvement Association, the Tri-Rivers
2001+Water Development Association, the Tennessee River Valley Association, the Warrior-Tombigbee
2002+Waterway Association, and the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway Council.
2003+(2) State Property Floodplain
2004+Management Program
2005+1,200,000
19952006 844
19962007 845
19972008 846
19982009 847
19992010 848
20002011 849
20012012 850
20022013 851
2003-852 HB186 Engrossed
2004-Page 32
2005-State General
2006-Fund Other Funds Total
2007-(7) BRAC Ft. Novosel 75,000
2008-(8) BRAC Montgomery 75,000
2009-(9) City of Birmingham for
2010-City Walk maintenance
2011-250,000
2012-(10) City of Hoover for park
2013-upgrades
2014-100,000
2015-(11) City of Muscle Shoals for
2016-public safety
2017-100,000
2018-(12) Community Action Agencies 750,000
2019-To be distributed as a grant to the Community Action Association of Alabama,
2020-which shall distribute the funds to the twenty-two recognized community
2021-action administering agencies provided for in Sections 11-96-1 through
2022-11-96-6, Code of Alabama 1975, based on their populations below the poverty
2023-level. The Community Action Association of Alabama shall not expend more
2024-than ten percent of the funds for administrative expenses.
2025-(13) East Metro Crime Center 100,000
2026-(14) Electric Vehicle
2027-Infrastructure and Planning
2028-Grant Program
2029-3,500,000
2030-(15) Food Bank Grant Program 750,000
2031-(16) Healthy Food Financing
2032-Initiative
2033-200,000
2034-(17) Madison County BRAC 75,000
2035-(18) Main Street Alabama
2036-Program
2037-1,500,000
2038-To be equally distributed to the members of the Main Street Alabama Program
2039-as of October 1, 2026.
2040-(19) Military Stabilization
2041-Committee
2042-460,000
2014+852
20432015 853
20442016 854
20452017 855
20462018 856
20472019 857
20482020 858
20492021 859
20502022 860
20512023 861
20522024 862
20532025 863
20542026 864
20552027 865
20562028 866
20572029 867
20582030 868
20592031 869
20602032 870
20612033 871
20622034 872
20632035 873
20642036 874
2065-875
2037+875 HB186 INTRODUCED
2038+Page 32
2039+State General
2040+Fund Other Funds Total
2041+Management Program
2042+1,200,000
2043+(3) Legal Fees for the Tri-State
2044+Water Litigation
2045+538,650
2046+Up to the amount above (maximum).
2047+(g) Broadband Program 3,000,000 2,000,000 5,000,000
2048+The above appropriation shall be expended for the Broadband Accessibility
2049+Grant Program.
2050+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2051+(1) State General Fund 43,731,072
2052+(2) Administrative Transfers and
2053+Other Departmental Receipts
2054+15,169,364
2055+(3) Federal and Local Funds 518,221,246
2056+(4) Neighbors Helping Neighbors
2057+Fund
2058+25,000
2059+(5) Domestic Violence Trust Fund 3,000,000
2060+(6) Juvenile Accountability
2061+Incentive Block Fund
2062+9,000,000
2063+(7) State Safety Coordinating
2064+Fund
2065+3,000,000
2066+(8) Traffic Safety Trust Fund 3,500,000
2067+(9) Administrative Transfers
2068+from Federal-Donated Surplus
2069+Property Sales, Estimated
2070+2,163,473
2071+(10) Administrative Transfers
2072+from State-Owned Surplus
2073+Property Sales, Estimated
2074+1,370,340
2075+Total Economic and Community
2076+Affairs, Alabama Department of
2077+43,731,072 555,449,423 599,180,495
20662078 876
20672079 877
20682080 878
20692081 879
2070-880 HB186 Engrossed
2071-Page 33
2072-State General
2073-Fund Other Funds Total
2074-Committee
2075-460,000
2076-(20) Municipal Public Emergency
2077-Response Grant Program
2078-2,500,000
2079-For a grant program for municipalities with populations of 2,500 or fewer
2080-residents as of the last U.S. Decennial Census that are a minimum
2081-of 25 miles from a hospital to aid in capital startup costs related to
2082-establishing a public emergency response program or ambulance
2083-service. Priority shall be given to municipalities that contribute matching
2084-funds or have already acquired real property for this purpose. Grant
2085-recipients shall comply with Alabama Administrative Code Rules 420-2-1.15,
2086-420-2-1.16, 420-2-1.19, and 420-2-1.20 related to Emergency Medical Services
2087-within 6 months of receipt of the grant. Any municipality receiving a grant
2088-that fails to meet the above requirements within 6 months shall repay the
2089-grant funds to the Department.
2090-(21) PALS/Adopt-a-Mile Program 200,000
2091-(22) Port of Bayou La Batre 250,000
2092-(23) Redemption Earned 200,000
2093-(24) Southern Rails Commission 60,000
2094-To pay the State's membership dues.
2095-(25) The Good Sport 250,000
2096-(26) Walker County Courthouse
2097-Security
2098-100,000
2099-(c) Energy Management Program 6,063,195 84,619,643 90,682,838
2100-(d) Law Enforcement Planning and
2101-Development Program
2102-1,003,759 116,616,035 117,619,794
2103-(e) Surplus Property Program 540,953 3,533,813 4,074,766
2104-(f) Water Resources Program 3,128,598 7,787,076 10,915,674
2105-(1) Coalition of Alabama
2106-Waterways Association
2107-325,000
2082+880
21082083 881
21092084 882
21102085 883
21112086 884
21122087 885
21132088 886
21142089 887
21152090 888
21162091 889
21172092 890
21182093 891
21192094 892
21202095 893
21212096 894
21222097 895
21232098 896
21242099 897
21252100 898
21262101 899
21272102 900
21282103 901
2129-902
2130-903
2131-904
2132-905
2133-906
2134-907
2135-908 HB186 Engrossed
2136-Page 34
2137-State General
2138-Fund Other Funds Total
2139-Waterways Association
2140-325,000
2141-To be expended equally for the Coosa-Alabama River Improvement Association,
2142-the Tri-Rivers Water Development Association, the Tennessee River Valley
2143-Association, the Warrior-Tombigbee Waterway Association, and the
2144-Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway Council.
2145-(2) State Property Floodplain
2146-Management Program
2147-1,200,000
2148-(3) Legal Fees for the
2149-Tri-State Water Litigation
2150-538,650
2151-Up to the amount above (maximum).
2152-(g) Broadband Program 3,000,000 2,000,000 5,000,000
2153-The above appropriation shall be expended for the Broadband Accessibility
2154-Grant Program.
2155-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2156-(1) State General Fund 52,591,072
2157-(2) Administrative Transfers and
2158-Other Departmental Receipts
2159-15,169,364
2160-(3) Federal and Local Funds 518,221,246
2161-(4) Neighbors Helping Neighbors
2162-Fund
2163-25,000
2164-(5) Domestic Violence Trust Fund 3,000,000
2165-(6) Juvenile Accountability
2166-Incentive Block Fund
2167-9,000,000
2168-(7) State Safety Coordinating
2169-Fund
2170-3,000,000
2171-(8) Traffic Safety Trust Fund 3,500,000
2172-(9) Administrative Transfers
2173-from Federal-Donated Surplus
2174-Property Sales, Estimated
2175-2,163,473
2176-909
2177-910
2178-911
2179-912
2180-913
2181-914
2182-915
2183-916
2184-917
2185-918
2186-919
2187-920
2188-921
2189-922
2190-923
2191-924
2192-925
2193-926
2194-927
2195-928
2196-929
2197-930
2198-931
2199-932
2200-933
2201-934
2202-935
2203-936 HB186 Engrossed
2204-Page 35
2205-State General
2206-Fund Other Funds Total
2207-Property Sales, Estimated
2208-2,163,473
2209-(10) Administrative Transfers
2210-from State-Owned Surplus
2211-Property Sales, Estimated
2212-1,370,340
2213-Total Economic and Community
2104+902 HB186 INTRODUCED
2105+Page 33
2106+State General
2107+Fund Other Funds Total
22142108 Affairs, Alabama Department of
2215-52,591,072 555,449,423 608,040,495
2109+43,731,072 555,449,423 599,180,495
22162110 It is the intent of the Legislature that all grants shall follow the standard and
22172111 proper grant process and shall meet all departmental guidelines. The Director of the
22182112 Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs shall report to the Chairs of
22192113 the House Ways and Means-General Fund Committee and the Senate Finance and
22202114 Taxation-General Fund Committee and the Legislative Fiscal Officer all funds and
22212115 grants expended specifically in areas with high unemployment and low personal income
22222116 levels. The report shall detail the amount of funds available in each program and
22232117 the amount of funds expended in these targeted areas. The Director of the Alabama
22242118 Department of Economic and Community Affairs shall report within thirty days after
22252119 the end of each quarter all grants made by the Department in the previous quarter to
22262120 the Chairs of the House Ways and Means-General Fund Committee and the Senate Finance
22272121 and Taxation-General Fund Committee, and the Legislative Fiscal Officer. The report
22282122 shall include the recipient of the grant, the source of funds for each grant, and
22292123 the purpose of each grant. Each quarter's appropriation to the Department of
22302124 Economic and Community Affairs is contingent upon the receipt of the previous
22312125 quarter's report. The Director of the Alabama Department of Economic and Community
22322126 Affairs shall notify all members of the local legislative delegation five days prior
22332127 to the announcement of any grant made to any entity located in the legislative
22342128 jurisdiction. The five days prior notice requirement shall be waived in the event of
22352129 a declared emergency. The Governor shall encourage the Department to disburse the
22362130 funds provided herein on a nondiscriminatory basis.
22372131 40. Electrical Contractors, Board
22382132 of:
22392133 (a) Professional and
22402134 Occupational Licensing and
22412135 Regulation Program
22422136 950,000 950,000
2137+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2138+(1) Alabama Board of Electrical
2139+Contractors Fund
2140+950,000
2141+As provided in Section 34-36-17, Code of Alabama 1975.
2142+903
2143+904
2144+905
2145+906
2146+907
2147+908
2148+909
2149+910
2150+911
2151+912
2152+913
2153+914
2154+915
2155+916
2156+917
2157+918
2158+919
2159+920
2160+921
2161+922
2162+923
2163+924
2164+925
2165+926
2166+927
2167+928
2168+929
2169+930
2170+931
2171+932 HB186 INTRODUCED
2172+Page 34
2173+State General
2174+Fund Other Funds Total
2175+As provided in Section 34-36-17, Code of Alabama 1975.
2176+Total Electrical Contractors,
2177+Board of
2178+950,000 950,000
2179+41. Electronic Security Board of
2180+Licensure, Alabama:
2181+(a) Professional and
2182+Occupational Licensing and
2183+Regulation Program
2184+475,000 475,000
2185+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2186+(1) Alabama Electronic Security
2187+Board of Licensure Fund
2188+475,000
2189+Total Electronic Security Board of
2190+Licensure, Alabama
2191+475,000 475,000
2192+42. Emergency Management Agency:
2193+(a) Readiness and Recovery
2194+Program
2195+9,083,612 159,653,654 168,737,266
2196+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2197+(1) State General Fund 8,473,612
2198+(2) State General Fund Transfer
2199+- Local EMA Assistance Fund
2200+610,000
2201+(3) Federal - Operating Funds 12,518,735
2202+(4) Federal - Prior Year
2203+Disaster Funds
2204+146,524,919
2205+(5) Local EMA Assistance Fund 610,000
2206+From the above appropriation, the amounts necessary to comply with the
2207+provisions of Sections 31-9-60 through 31-9-62, Code of Alabama 1975, are
2208+hereby appropriated and shall be expended for the purposes provided for in
2209+Section 31-9-62, Code of Alabama 1975.
2210+Total Emergency Management Agency 9,083,612 159,653,654 168,737,266
2211+43. Employees' Suggestion
2212+Incentive Board, Alabama:
2213+933
2214+934
2215+935
2216+936
22432217 937
22442218 938
22452219 939
22462220 940
22472221 941
22482222 942
22492223 943
22502224 944
22512225 945
22522226 946
22532227 947
22542228 948
22552229 949
22562230 950
22572231 951
22582232 952
22592233 953
22602234 954
22612235 955
22622236 956
22632237 957
22642238 958
22652239 959
22662240 960
22672241 961
2268-962
2242+962 HB186 INTRODUCED
2243+Page 35
2244+State General
2245+Fund Other Funds Total
2246+Incentive Board, Alabama:
2247+(a) Employees' Suggestion
2248+Incentive Program
2249+9,500 9,500
2250+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2251+(1) State General Fund 9,500
2252+Total Employees' Suggestion
2253+Incentive Board, Alabama
2254+9,500 9,500
2255+The Employees' Suggestion Incentive Board shall collaborate with the Department of
2256+Finance to ensure that all state employees are informed of the financial incentive
2257+awards available to state employees whose adopted suggestions result in substantial
2258+financial savings or improvements in the efficiency of state operations pursuant to
2259+Section 36-1-7.1, Code of Alabama 1975.
2260+44. Engineers and Land Surveyors,
2261+State Board of Licensure for
2262+Professional:
2263+(a) Professional and
2264+Occupational Licensing and
2265+Regulation Program
2266+2,295,038 2,295,038
2267+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2268+(1) Professional Engineers and
2269+Professional Land Surveyors
2270+Fund
2271+2,295,038
2272+As provided in Section 34-11-36, Code of Alabama 1975.
2273+Total Engineers and Land
2274+Surveyors, State Board of
2275+Licensure for Professional
2276+2,295,038 2,295,038
2277+45. Environmental Management,
2278+Department of:
2279+(a) Environmental Management
2280+Program
2281+28,099,671 299,304,248 327,403,919
22692282 963
22702283 964
22712284 965
22722285 966
2273-967 HB186 Engrossed
2274-Page 36
2275-State General
2276-Fund Other Funds Total
2277-Regulation Program
2278-950,000 950,000
2279-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2280-(1) Alabama Board of Electrical
2281-Contractors Fund
2282-950,000
2283-As provided in Section 34-36-17, Code of Alabama 1975.
2284-Total Electrical Contractors,
2285-Board of
2286-950,000 950,000
2287-41. Electronic Security Board of
2288-Licensure, Alabama:
2289-(a) Professional and
2290-Occupational Licensing and
2291-Regulation Program
2292-475,000 475,000
2293-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2294-(1) Alabama Electronic Security
2295-Board of Licensure Fund
2296-475,000
2297-Total Electronic Security Board of
2298-Licensure, Alabama
2299-475,000 475,000
2300-42. Emergency Management Agency:
2301-(a) Readiness and Recovery
2302-Program
2303-9,983,612 159,653,654 169,637,266
2304-(1) Alabama Disaster Relief
2305-Fund
2306-500,000
2307-(2) DeKalb County EMA 400,000
2308-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2309-(1) State General Fund 9,373,612
2310-(2) State General Fund Transfer
2311-- Local EMA Assistance Fund
2312-610,000
2313-(3) Federal - Operating Funds 12,518,735
2314-(4) Federal - Prior Year
2315-Disaster Funds
2316-146,524,919
2317-(5) Local EMA Assistance Fund 610,000
2286+967
23182287 968
23192288 969
23202289 970
23212290 971
23222291 972
23232292 973
23242293 974
23252294 975
23262295 976
23272296 977
23282297 978
23292298 979
23302299 980
23312300 981
23322301 982
23332302 983
23342303 984
23352304 985
23362305 986
23372306 987
23382307 988
23392308 989
23402309 990
2341-991
2310+991 HB186 INTRODUCED
2311+Page 36
2312+State General
2313+Fund Other Funds Total
2314+Program
2315+28,099,671 299,304,248 327,403,919
2316+(1) State Match Required for Federal
2317+Funding from Drinking Water State
2318+Revolving Funds and the Clean
2319+Water State Revolving Funds
2320+3,000,000
2321+(2) State Match Required for Federal
2322+Funding from Drinking Water State
2323+Revolving Funds and the Clean
2324+Water State Revolving Funds. As
2325+Established by Sections 50102 and
2326+50210 of the Infrastructure
2327+Investment and Jobs Act of 2021.
2328+14,871,776
2329+(3) Concentrated Animal Feeding
2330+Operation Program (CAFO)
2331+575,000
2332+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2333+(1) State General Fund -
2334+Transfer
2335+28,099,671
2336+(2) Alabama Recycling Fund 3,505,000
2337+In accordance with Sections 22-27-17 and 22-27-18, Code of Alabama 1975.
2338+(3) Departmental Receipts 831,962
2339+(4) Environmental Management
2340+Fines and Fees
2341+43,920,990
2342+As provided in Section 22-22A-11, Code of Alabama 1975.
2343+(5) Federal Funds 23,673,800
2344+(6) Federal Match - Public Water
2345+Authority
2346+112,000,000
2347+(7) Federal Match - Water
2348+Pollution Control Authority
2349+50,943,484
2350+(8) Hazardous Substance Cleanup
2351+Fund
2352+493,966
2353+As provided in Sections 22-30A-3 through 22-30A-11, Code of Alabama 1975.
2354+(9) Pollution Control Grant Fund 600,000
23422355 992
23432356 993
23442357 994
23452358 995
23462359 996
2347-997 HB186 Engrossed
2348-Page 37
2349-State General
2350-Fund Other Funds Total
2351-(5) Local EMA Assistance Fund 610,000
2352-From the above appropriation, the amounts necessary to comply with the
2353-provisions of Sections 31-9-60 through 31-9-62, Code of Alabama 1975, are
2354-hereby appropriated and shall be expended for the purposes provided for in
2355-Section 31-9-62, Code of Alabama 1975.
2356-Total Emergency Management Agency 9,983,612 159,653,654 169,637,266
2357-43. Employees' Suggestion
2358-Incentive Board, Alabama:
2359-(a) Employees' Suggestion
2360-Incentive Program
2361-9,500 9,500
2362-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2363-(1) State General Fund 9,500
2364-Total Employees' Suggestion
2365-Incentive Board, Alabama
2366-9,500 9,500
2367-The Employees' Suggestion Incentive Board shall collaborate with the Department of
2368-Finance to ensure that all state employees are informed of the financial incentive
2369-awards available to state employees whose adopted suggestions result in substantial
2370-financial savings or improvements in the efficiency of state operations pursuant to
2371-Section 36-1-7.1, Code of Alabama 1975.
2372-44. Engineers and Land Surveyors,
2373-State Board of Licensure for
2374-Professional:
2375-(a) Professional and
2376-Occupational Licensing and
2377-Regulation Program
2378-2,295,038 2,295,038
2379-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2380-(1) Professional Engineers and
2381-Professional Land Surveyors
2382-Fund
2383-2,295,038
2384-As provided in Section 34-11-36, Code of Alabama 1975.
2360+997
23852361 998
23862362 999
23872363 1000
23882364 1001
23892365 1002
23902366 1003
23912367 1004
23922368 1005
23932369 1006
23942370 1007
23952371 1008
23962372 1009
23972373 1010
23982374 1011
23992375 1012
24002376 1013
24012377 1014
24022378 1015
24032379 1016
24042380 1017
24052381 1018
24062382 1019
24072383 1020
24082384 1021
2409-1022
2385+1022 HB186 INTRODUCED
2386+Page 37
2387+State General
2388+Fund Other Funds Total
2389+(9) Pollution Control Grant Fund 600,000
2390+As provided in Section 22-22A-16, Code of Alabama 1975.
2391+(10) Public Water SRF
2392+Administrative Fees
2393+3,851,845
2394+(11) Scrap Tire Fund 6,600,000
2395+As provided in Section 22-40A-15, Code of Alabama 1975.
2396+(12) Scrap Tire Fund - Transfer 1,610,000
2397+As provided in Section 22-40A-22, Code of Alabama 1975.
2398+(13) Solid Waste Fund 5,750,000
2399+In accordance with Sections 22-27-17 and 22-27-18, Code of Alabama 1975.
2400+(14) SRF Administrative Fees 5,973,466
2401+As provided in Section 22-34-3, Code of Alabama 1975.
2402+(15) Underground and Aboveground
2403+Storage Tank Trust Fund
2404+36,800,000
2405+As provided in Section 22-35-5, Code of Alabama 1975. The above appropriation
2406+shall be conditioned upon the expenditure of such funds solely for the
2407+purposes provided for in Chapter 35 of Title 22, Code of Alabama 1975.
2408+(16) Underground and Aboveground
2409+Storage Tank Trust Fund -
2410+Transfer
2411+2,749,735
2412+As provided in Section 22-35-9, Code of Alabama 1975.
2413+Total Environmental Management,
2414+Department of
2415+28,099,671 299,304,248 327,403,919
2416+46. Ethics Commission, Alabama:
2417+(a) Regulation of Public
2418+Officials and Employees
2419+Program
2420+2,543,641 2,543,641
2421+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2422+(1) State General Fund,
2423+Estimated
2424+2,543,641
2425+Total Ethics Commission, Alabama 2,543,641 2,543,641
24102426 1023
24112427 1024
24122428 1025
2413-1026 HB186 Engrossed
2414-Page 38
2415-State General
2416-Fund Other Funds Total
2417-As provided in Section 34-11-36, Code of Alabama 1975.
2418-Total Engineers and Land
2419-Surveyors, State Board of
2420-Licensure for Professional
2421-2,295,038 2,295,038
2422-45. Environmental Management,
2423-Department of:
2424-(a) Environmental Management
2425-Program
2426-28,099,671 299,304,248 327,403,919
2427-(1) State Match Required for
2428-Federal Funding from
2429-Drinking Water State
2430-Revolving Funds and the
2431-Clean Water State Revolving
2432-Funds
2433-3,000,000
2434-(2) State Match Required for
2435-Federal Funding from
2436-Drinking Water State
2437-Revolving Funds and the
2438-Clean Water State Revolving
2439-Funds. As Established by
2440-Sections 50102 and 50210 of
2441-the Infrastructure
2442-Investment and Jobs Act of
2443-2021.
2444-14,871,776
2445-(3) Concentrated Animal
2446-Feeding Operation Program
2447-(CAFO)
2448-575,000
2449-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2450-(1) State General Fund -
2451-Transfer
2452-28,099,671
2453-(2) Alabama Recycling Fund 3,505,000
2429+1026
24542430 1027
24552431 1028
24562432 1029
24572433 1030
24582434 1031
24592435 1032
24602436 1033
24612437 1034
24622438 1035
24632439 1036
24642440 1037
24652441 1038
24662442 1039
24672443 1040
24682444 1041
24692445 1042
24702446 1043
24712447 1044
24722448 1045
24732449 1046
24742450 1047
24752451 1048
24762452 1049
24772453 1050
24782454 1051
2479-1052
2455+1052 HB186 INTRODUCED
2456+Page 38
2457+State General
2458+Fund Other Funds Total
2459+Total Ethics Commission, Alabama 2,543,641 2,543,641
2460+As provided in Section 36-25-29, Code of Alabama 1975. The minimum appropriation
2461+provision shall include the reversion reappropriated amount, if any.
2462+47. Finance, Department of:
2463+(a) Fiscal Management Program 2,607,190 19,529,078 22,136,268
2464+(b) Administrative Support
2465+Services Program
2466+1,291,936 100,490,225 101,782,161
2467+(c) State Capitol Program 3,033,128 3,033,128
2468+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2469+(1) State General Fund 6,096,130
2470+(2) State General Fund, Transfer 836,124
2471+(3) Accounting and
2472+Administration Fund
2473+3,169,712
2474+(4) Comptroller Revolving Fund,
2475+Estimated
2476+8,398,187
2477+(5) Debt Management Fund,
2478+Estimated
2479+451,421
2480+(6) Finance Director's Revolving
2481+Fund
2482+984,736
2483+(7) Office of Indigent Defense
2484+Services Fund, Estimated
2485+1,555,031
2486+(8) State Procurement Fund,
2487+Estimated
2488+4,969,991
2489+(9) Capitol Complex Maintenance
2490+and Repair Fund, Estimated
2491+36,245,458
2492+(10) Craft Training Fund,
2493+Estimated
2494+9,548,690
2495+(11) Education Liability Trust
2496+Fund - Administration
2497+749,972
24802498 1053
24812499 1054
24822500 1055
2483-1056 HB186 Engrossed
2484-Page 39
2485-State General
2486-Fund Other Funds Total
2487-(2) Alabama Recycling Fund 3,505,000
2488-In accordance with Sections 22-27-17 and 22-27-18, Code of Alabama 1975.
2489-(3) Departmental Receipts 831,962
2490-(4) Environmental Management
2491-Fines and Fees
2492-43,920,990
2493-As provided in Section 22-22A-11, Code of Alabama 1975.
2494-(5) Federal Funds 23,673,800
2495-(6) Federal Match - Public Water
2496-Authority
2497-112,000,000
2498-(7) Federal Match - Water
2499-Pollution Control Authority
2500-50,943,484
2501-(8) Hazardous Substance Cleanup
2502-Fund
2503-493,966
2504-As provided in Sections 22-30A-3 through 22-30A-11, Code of Alabama 1975.
2505-(9) Pollution Control Grant Fund 600,000
2506-As provided in Section 22-22A-16, Code of Alabama 1975.
2507-(10) Public Water SRF
2508-Administrative Fees
2509-3,851,845
2510-(11) Scrap Tire Fund 6,600,000
2511-As provided in Section 22-40A-15, Code of Alabama 1975.
2512-(12) Scrap Tire Fund - Transfer 1,610,000
2513-As provided in Section 22-40A-22, Code of Alabama 1975.
2514-(13) Solid Waste Fund 5,750,000
2515-In accordance with Sections 22-27-17 and 22-27-18, Code of Alabama 1975.
2516-(14) SRF Administrative Fees 5,973,466
2517-As provided in Section 22-34-3, Code of Alabama 1975.
2518-(15) Underground and Aboveground
2519-Storage Tank Trust Fund
2520-36,800,000
2521-As provided in Section 22-35-5, Code of Alabama 1975. The above appropriation
2522-shall be conditioned upon the expenditure of such funds solely for the
2523-purposes provided for in Chapter 35 of Title 22, Code of Alabama 1975.
2501+1056
25242502 1057
25252503 1058
25262504 1059
25272505 1060
25282506 1061
25292507 1062
25302508 1063
25312509 1064
25322510 1065
25332511 1066
25342512 1067
25352513 1068
25362514 1069
25372515 1070
25382516 1071
25392517 1072
25402518 1073
25412519 1074
25422520 1075
25432521 1076
25442522 1077
25452523 1078
25462524 1079
2547-1080
2548-1081
2549-1082
2550-1083
2551-1084
2552-1085
2553-1086 HB186 Engrossed
2554-Page 40
2555-State General
2556-Fund Other Funds Total
2557-purposes provided for in Chapter 35 of Title 22, Code of Alabama 1975.
2558-(16) Underground and Aboveground
2559-Storage Tank Trust Fund -
2560-Transfer
2561-2,749,735
2562-As provided in Section 22-35-9, Code of Alabama 1975.
2563-Total Environmental Management,
2564-Department of
2565-28,099,671 299,304,248 327,403,919
2566-46. Ethics Commission, Alabama:
2567-(a) Regulation of Public
2568-Officials and Employees
2569-Program
2570-2,543,641 2,543,641
2571-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2572-(1) State General Fund,
2573-Estimated
2574-2,543,641
2575-Total Ethics Commission, Alabama 2,543,641 2,543,641
2576-As provided in Section 36-25-29, Code of Alabama 1975. The minimum appropriation
2577-provision shall include the reversion reappropriated amount, if any.
2578-47. Finance, Department of:
2579-(a) Fiscal Management Program 2,607,190 19,529,078 22,136,268
2580-(b) Administrative Support
2581-Services Program
2582-1,291,936 100,490,225 101,782,161
2583-(c) State Capitol Program 3,033,128 3,033,128
2584-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2585-(1) State General Fund 6,096,130
2586-(2) State General Fund, Transfer 836,124
2587-(3) Accounting and
2588-Administration Fund
2589-3,169,712
2590-(4) Comptroller Revolving Fund,
2591-Estimated
2592-8,398,187
2593-(5) Debt Management Fund,
2594-Estimated
2595-451,421
2596-1087
2597-1088
2598-1089
2599-1090
2600-1091
2601-1092
2602-1093
2603-1094
2604-1095
2605-1096
2606-1097
2607-1098
2608-1099
2609-1100
2610-1101
2611-1102
2612-1103
2613-1104
2614-1105
2615-1106
2616-1107
2617-1108
2618-1109
2619-1110
2620-1111
2621-1112
2622-1113
2623-1114
2624-1115
2625-1116 HB186 Engrossed
2626-Page 41
2627-State General
2628-Fund Other Funds Total
2629-Estimated
2630-451,421
2631-(6) Finance Director's Revolving
2632-Fund
2633-984,736
2634-(7) Office of Indigent Defense
2635-Services Fund, Estimated
2636-1,555,031
2637-(8) State Procurement Fund,
2638-Estimated
2639-4,969,991
2640-(9) Capitol Complex Maintenance
2641-and Repair Fund, Estimated
2642-36,245,458
2643-(10) Craft Training Fund,
2644-Estimated
2645-9,548,690
2646-(11) Education Liability Trust
2525+1080 HB186 INTRODUCED
2526+Page 39
2527+State General
2528+Fund Other Funds Total
26472529 Fund - Administration
26482530 749,972
26492531 (12) Employee Injury
26502532 Compensation Trust Fund -
26512533 Administration
26522534 5,756,439
26532535 As provided in Sections 36-29A-1, et seq., Code of Alabama 1975.
26542536 (13) General Liability Trust
26552537 Fund - Administration
26562538 1,303,533
26572539 As provided in Sections 36-1-6.1, et seq., Code of Alabama 1975.
26582540 (14) Legal Revolving Fund 1,812,614
26592541 (15) Mail and Supply Revolving
26602542 Fund, Estimated
26612543 5,000,000
26622544 (16) Personnel Revolving Fund 574,411
26632545 (17) Real Property Management
26642546 Fund, Estimated
26652547 6,801,620
26662548 (18) State Business Systems
26672549 Fund, Estimated
26682550 26,589,050
26692551 (19) State Insurance
26702552 Fund-Administration
26712553 6,108,438
26722554 As provided in Sections 41-15-1, et seq., Code of Alabama 1975.
2555+Total Finance, Department of 6,932,254 120,019,303 126,951,557
2556+48. Flexible Employees Benefit
2557+Board:
2558+(a) Fringe Benefits Program,
2559+Estimated
2560+1,951,235 1,951,235
2561+In accordance with Sections 36-29-20 through 36-29-30, Code of Alabama 1975.
2562+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2563+(1) Flexible Employees Benefit
2564+Board Fund, Estimated
2565+1,951,235
2566+Total Flexible Employees Benefit
2567+Board
2568+1,951,235 1,951,235
2569+1081
2570+1082
2571+1083
2572+1084
2573+1085
2574+1086
2575+1087
2576+1088
2577+1089
2578+1090
2579+1091
2580+1092
2581+1093
2582+1094
2583+1095
2584+1096
2585+1097
2586+1098
2587+1099
2588+1100
2589+1101
2590+1102
2591+1103
2592+1104
2593+1105
2594+1106
2595+1107
2596+1108
2597+1109 HB186 INTRODUCED
2598+Page 40
2599+State General
2600+Fund Other Funds Total
2601+Board
2602+1,951,235 1,951,235
2603+49. Forensic Sciences, Department
2604+of:
2605+(a) Forensic Science Services
2606+Program
2607+28,333,242 13,734,611 42,067,853
2608+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2609+(1) State General Fund 28,333,242
2610+(2) Chemical Test Fund,
2611+Estimated
2612+1,120,149
2613+As provided in Sections 36-18-51 and 32-5A-191, Code of Alabama 1975.
2614+(3) DNA Fund, Estimated 6,990,980
2615+(4) Federal and Local Funds 3,231,691
2616+(5) Forensic Services Fund,
2617+Estimated
2618+2,391,791
2619+As provided in Sections 36-18-6 through 36-18-8, Code of Alabama 1975.
2620+Total Forensic Sciences,
2621+Department of
2622+28,333,242 13,734,611 42,067,853
2623+50. Foresters, Alabama State Board
2624+of Registration for:
2625+(a) Professional and
2626+Occupational Licensing and
2627+Regulation Program
2628+200,000 200,000
2629+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2630+(1) Professional Foresters Fund 200,000
2631+As provided in Section 34-12-36, Code of Alabama 1975.
2632+Total Foresters, Alabama State
2633+Board of Registration for
2634+200,000 200,000
2635+51. Forestry Commission, Alabama:
2636+(a) Forest Resources Protection
2637+and Development Program
2638+16,214,485 22,695,414 38,909,899
2639+1110
2640+1111
2641+1112
2642+1113
2643+1114
2644+1115
2645+1116
26732646 1117
26742647 1118
26752648 1119
26762649 1120
26772650 1121
26782651 1122
26792652 1123
26802653 1124
26812654 1125
26822655 1126
26832656 1127
26842657 1128
26852658 1129
26862659 1130
26872660 1131
26882661 1132
26892662 1133
26902663 1134
26912664 1135
26922665 1136
26932666 1137
2694-1138
2667+1138 HB186 INTRODUCED
2668+Page 41
2669+State General
2670+Fund Other Funds Total
2671+and Development Program
2672+16,214,485 22,695,414 38,909,899
2673+All monies received by the Forestry Commission for Volunteer Fire Departments
2674+or Rural Fire Protection, from whatever source, must be used for those
2675+purposes and an accounting of same shall be filed with both houses of the
2676+Legislature before the third legislative day of the following regular session.
2677+The State Forester shall notify all members of the local legislative
2678+delegation five days prior to the presentation of any funds to any of the
2679+Volunteer Fire Departments within that legislative district. The State
2680+Forester shall make every effort to involve the members of the local
2681+legislative delegation who wish to participate in the presentation of each
2682+grant.
2683+(1) Forest Products Economic
2684+Development Specialist
2685+200,000
2686+(2) Forest Worker Training Institute 500,000
2687+For logging operation equipment and training.
2688+(3) Rural and Community Fire
2689+Protection
2690+2,000,000
2691+(4) Procurement and Maintenance of
2692+Forest Fire Fighting Vehicles and
2693+Equipment
2694+1,750,000
2695+(5) Workforce Development 500,000
2696+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2697+(1) State General Fund -
2698+Transfer
2699+16,214,485
2700+(2) Emergency Forest Fire Fund,
2701+Estimated
2702+543,139
2703+The above appropriation from the Emergency Forest Fire Fund shall be
2704+conditioned as provided by Section 9-3-10.1, Code of Alabama 1975.
2705+(3) Forestry Commission Fund 22,152,275
2706+Total Forestry Commission, Alabama 16,214,485 22,695,414 38,909,899
2707+52. Forever Wild Land Trust, Board
2708+of Trustees:
26952709 1139
26962710 1140
26972711 1141
26982712 1142
26992713 1143
27002714 1144
27012715 1145
2702-1146 HB186 Engrossed
2703-Page 42
2704-State General
2705-Fund Other Funds Total
2706-As provided in Sections 41-15-1, et seq., Code of Alabama 1975.
2707-Total Finance, Department of 6,932,254 120,019,303 126,951,557
2708-48. Flexible Employees Benefit
2709-Board:
2710-(a) Fringe Benefits Program,
2711-Estimated
2712-1,951,235 1,951,235
2713-In accordance with Sections 36-29-20 through 36-29-30, Code of Alabama 1975.
2714-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2715-(1) Flexible Employees Benefit
2716-Board Fund, Estimated
2717-1,951,235
2718-Total Flexible Employees Benefit
2719-Board
2720-1,951,235 1,951,235
2721-49. Forensic Sciences, Department
2722-of:
2723-(a) Forensic Science Services
2724-Program
2725-28,333,242 13,734,611 42,067,853
2726-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2727-(1) State General Fund 28,333,242
2728-(2) Chemical Test Fund,
2729-Estimated
2730-1,120,149
2731-As provided in Sections 36-18-51 and 32-5A-191, Code of Alabama 1975.
2732-(3) DNA Fund, Estimated 6,990,980
2733-(4) Federal and Local Funds 3,231,691
2734-(5) Forensic Services Fund,
2735-Estimated
2736-2,391,791
2737-As provided in Sections 36-18-6 through 36-18-8, Code of Alabama 1975.
2738-Total Forensic Sciences,
2739-Department of
2740-28,333,242 13,734,611 42,067,853
2741-50. Foresters, Alabama State Board
2742-of Registration for:
2716+1146
27432717 1147
27442718 1148
27452719 1149
27462720 1150
27472721 1151
27482722 1152
27492723 1153
27502724 1154
27512725 1155
27522726 1156
27532727 1157
27542728 1158
27552729 1159
27562730 1160
27572731 1161
27582732 1162
27592733 1163
27602734 1164
27612735 1165
27622736 1166
27632737 1167
27642738 1168
2765-1169
2739+1169 HB186 INTRODUCED
2740+Page 42
2741+State General
2742+Fund Other Funds Total
2743+of Trustees:
2744+(a) Capital Outlay Program 15,464,265 15,464,265
2745+(b) Administrative Services
2746+Program
2747+1,615,737 1,615,737
2748+Of the above appropriation to the Administrative Services Program, an amount
2749+equal to 15% of capital outlay expenditures shall be transferred to the
2750+Forever Wild Land Trust Stewardship Account, in accordance with Alabama
2751+Constitution of 2022 §219.07.
2752+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2753+(1) Forever Wild Land Trust Fund 17,080,002
2754+Total Forever Wild Land Trust,
2755+Board of Trustees
2756+17,080,002 17,080,002
2757+The above appropriation is in accordance with Alabama Constitution of 2022 §219.07.
2758+53. Forever Wild Trust Fund,
2759+Stewardship Board:
2760+(a) Alabama Natural Heritage
2761+Program
2762+3,000,000 3,000,000
2763+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2764+(1) Forever Wild Trust Fund
2765+Stewardship Fund, estimated
2766+3,000,000
2767+Total Forever Wild Trust Fund,
2768+Stewardship Board
2769+3,000,000 3,000,000
2770+54. Funeral Service, Alabama Board
2771+of:
2772+(a) Professional and
2773+Occupational Licensing and
2774+Regulation Program
2775+1,211,314 1,211,314
2776+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2777+(1) Alabama Funeral Directors
2778+and Embalmers Fund
2779+1,104,314
2780+As provided in Section 34-13-23, Code of Alabama 1975.
27662781 1170
27672782 1171
27682783 1172
27692784 1173
27702785 1174
2771-1175 HB186 Engrossed
2772-Page 43
2773-State General
2774-Fund Other Funds Total
2775-of Registration for:
2776-(a) Professional and
2777-Occupational Licensing and
2778-Regulation Program
2779-200,000 200,000
2780-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2781-(1) Professional Foresters Fund 200,000
2782-As provided in Section 34-12-36, Code of Alabama 1975.
2783-Total Foresters, Alabama State
2784-Board of Registration for
2785-200,000 200,000
2786-51. Forestry Commission, Alabama:
2787-(a) Forest Resources Protection
2788-and Development Program
2789-17,714,485 22,695,414 40,409,899
2790-All monies received by the Forestry Commission for Volunteer Fire Departments
2791-or Rural Fire Protection, from whatever source, must be used for those
2792-purposes and an accounting of same shall be filed with both houses of the
2793-Legislature before the third legislative day of the following regular session.
2794-The State Forester shall notify all members of the local legislative
2795-delegation five days prior to the presentation of any funds to any of the
2796-Volunteer Fire Departments within that legislative district. The State
2797-Forester shall make every effort to involve the members of the local
2798-legislative delegation who wish to participate in the presentation of each
2799-grant.
2800-(1) Forest Products Economic
2801-Development Specialist
2802-200,000
2803-(2) Forest Worker Training
2804-Institute
2805-500,000
2806-For logging operation equipment and training.
2807-(3) Logging Efficiency Grant
2808-Fund
2809-1,000,000
2786+1175
28102787 1176
28112788 1177
28122789 1178
28132790 1179
28142791 1180
28152792 1181
28162793 1182
28172794 1183
28182795 1184
28192796 1185
28202797 1186
28212798 1187
28222799 1188
28232800 1189
28242801 1190
28252802 1191
28262803 1192
28272804 1193
28282805 1194
28292806 1195
28302807 1196
28312808 1197
28322809 1198
2833-1199
2810+1199 HB186 INTRODUCED
2811+Page 43
2812+State General
2813+Fund Other Funds Total
2814+As provided in Section 34-13-23, Code of Alabama 1975.
2815+(2) Funeral Board Property
2816+Acquisition Fund
2817+107,000
2818+Total Funeral Service, Alabama
2819+Board of
2820+1,211,314 1,211,314
2821+55. Genetic Counseling, Alabama
2822+Board of:
2823+(a) Professional and
2824+Occupational Licensing and
2825+Regulation Program
2826+95,000 95,000
2827+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2828+(1) Genetic Counseling Fund 95,000
2829+Total Genetic Counseling, Alabama
2830+Board of
2831+95,000 95,000
2832+56. Geological Survey:
2833+(a) Discovery and Development of
2834+Mineral, Energy and Water
2835+Resources, Geologic Research
2836+and Topographic Mapping
2837+Program
2838+4,678,961 3,612,800 8,291,761
2839+(1) Choctawhatchee, Pea and Yellow
2840+Rivers Watershed Management
2841+Authority
2842+456,811
2843+To be a program under the State Geologist of the Geological Survey of Alabama acting in
2844+consultation with the Authority.
2845+(2) State Water Assessment Program 802,750
2846+In coordination with the Office of Water Resources.
2847+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2848+(1) State General Fund 4,678,961
2849+(2) Federal and Local Funds 3,612,800
2850+Total Geological Survey 4,678,961 3,612,800 8,291,761
28342851 1200
28352852 1201
28362853 1202
2837-1203 HB186 Engrossed
2838-Page 44
2839-State General
2840-Fund Other Funds Total
2841-Fund
2842-1,000,000
2843-(4) Procurement and
2844-Maintenance of Forest Fire
2845-Fighting Vehicles and
2846-Equipment
2847-1,750,000
2848-(5) Rural and Community Fire
2849-Protection
2850-2,000,000
2851-(6) Workforce Development 500,000
2852-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2853-(1) State General Fund -
2854-Transfer
2855-17,714,485
2856-(2) Emergency Forest Fire Fund,
2857-Estimated
2858-543,139
2859-The above appropriation from the Emergency Forest Fire Fund shall be
2860-conditioned as provided by Section 9-3-10.1, Code of Alabama 1975.
2861-(3) Forestry Commission Fund 22,152,275
2862-Total Forestry Commission, Alabama 17,714,485 22,695,414 40,409,899
2863-52. Forever Wild Land Trust, Board
2864-of Trustees:
2865-(a) Capital Outlay Program 15,464,265 15,464,265
2866-(b) Administrative Services
2867-Program
2868-1,615,737 1,615,737
2869-Of the above appropriation to the Administrative Services Program, an amount
2870-equal to 15% of capital outlay expenditures shall be transferred to the
2871-Forever Wild Land Trust Stewardship Account, in accordance with Alabama
2872-Constitution of 2022 §219.07.
2873-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2874-(1) Forever Wild Land Trust Fund 17,080,002
2875-Total Forever Wild Land Trust,
2876-Board of Trustees
2877-17,080,002 17,080,002
2878-The above appropriation is in accordance with Alabama Constitution of 2022 §219.07.
2854+1203
28792855 1204
28802856 1205
28812857 1206
28822858 1207
28832859 1208
28842860 1209
28852861 1210
28862862 1211
28872863 1212
28882864 1213
28892865 1214
28902866 1215
28912867 1216
28922868 1217
28932869 1218
28942870 1219
28952871 1220
28962872 1221
28972873 1222
28982874 1223
28992875 1224
29002876 1225
29012877 1226
29022878 1227
29032879 1228
2904-1229
2880+1229 HB186 INTRODUCED
2881+Page 44
2882+State General
2883+Fund Other Funds Total
2884+Total Geological Survey 4,678,961 3,612,800 8,291,761
2885+57. Geologists, Alabama Board of
2886+Licensure for Professional:
2887+(a) Discovery and Development of
2888+Mineral, Energy and Water
2889+Resources, Geologic Research
2890+and Topographic Mapping
2891+Program
2892+75,000 75,000
2893+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2894+(1) Alabama Board of Licensure
2895+for Professional Geologists
2896+Fund
2897+75,000
2898+As provided in Section 34-41-6, Code of Alabama 1975.
2899+Total Geologists, Alabama Board of
2900+Licensure for Professional
2901+75,000 75,000
2902+58. Governor's Contingency Fund:
2903+(a) Executive Direction Program 110,044 110,044
2904+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2905+(1) State General Fund 110,044
2906+Total Governor's Contingency Fund 110,044 110,044
2907+Each expenditure from the Contingency Fund, the purpose of each expenditure, and to
2908+whom each payment was made shall be reported on Open.Alabama.gov. The Governor shall
2909+report monthly to the Chair of the House Ways and Means-General Fund Committee, the
2910+Chair of the Senate Finance and Taxation-General Fund Committee, and the Legislative
2911+Fiscal Officer each expenditure from the Contingency Fund, the purpose of each
2912+expenditure, and to whom each payment was made.
2913+59. Governor's Mansion Authority:
2914+(a) Historical Resources
2915+Management Program
2916+1,120,000 1,120,000
2917+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
29052918 1230
29062919 1231
29072920 1232
2908-1233 HB186 Engrossed
2909-Page 45
2910-State General
2911-Fund Other Funds Total
2912-The above appropriation is in accordance with Alabama Constitution of 2022 §219.07.
2913-53. Forever Wild Trust Fund,
2914-Stewardship Board:
2915-(a) Alabama Natural Heritage
2916-Program
2917-3,000,000 3,000,000
2918-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2919-(1) Forever Wild Trust Fund
2920-Stewardship Fund, estimated
2921-3,000,000
2922-Total Forever Wild Trust Fund,
2923-Stewardship Board
2924-3,000,000 3,000,000
2925-54. Funeral Service, Alabama Board
2926-of:
2927-(a) Professional and
2928-Occupational Licensing and
2929-Regulation Program
2930-1,211,314 1,211,314
2931-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2932-(1) Alabama Funeral Directors
2933-and Embalmers Fund
2934-1,104,314
2935-As provided in Section 34-13-23, Code of Alabama 1975.
2936-(2) Funeral Board Property
2937-Acquisition Fund
2938-107,000
2939-Total Funeral Service, Alabama
2940-Board of
2941-1,211,314 1,211,314
2942-55. Genetic Counseling, Alabama
2943-Board of:
2944-(a) Professional and
2945-Occupational Licensing and
2946-Regulation Program
2947-95,000 95,000
2948-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2949-(1) Genetic Counseling Fund 95,000
2921+1233
29502922 1234
29512923 1235
29522924 1236
29532925 1237
29542926 1238
29552927 1239
29562928 1240
29572929 1241
29582930 1242
29592931 1243
29602932 1244
29612933 1245
29622934 1246
29632935 1247
29642936 1248
29652937 1249
29662938 1250
29672939 1251
29682940 1252
29692941 1253
29702942 1254
29712943 1255
29722944 1256
29732945 1257
2974-1258
2946+1258 HB186 INTRODUCED
2947+Page 45
2948+State General
2949+Fund Other Funds Total
2950+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2951+(1) State General Fund -
2952+Transfer
2953+1,120,000
2954+Total Governor's Mansion Authority 1,120,000 1,120,000
2955+In fiscal year 2026, the Governor’s Mansion Authority shall report to the Chair of
2956+the House Ways and Means-General Fund Committee, and the Chair of the Senate Finance
2957+and Taxation-General Fund Committee, Director of Finance, and the Legislative Fiscal
2958+Officer prior to the first day of the 2026 Regular Session regarding amounts
2959+expended and the status of mansion repairs and improvements.
2960+60. Governor's Office:
2961+(a) Executive Direction Program 6,725,117 6,725,117
2962+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2963+(1) State General Fund 6,725,117
2964+Total Governor's Office 6,725,117 6,725,117
2965+61. Governor's Office on
2966+Disability:
2967+(a) Executive Direction Program 162,448 162,448
2968+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2969+(1) State General Fund 162,448
2970+Total Governor's Office on
2971+Disability
2972+162,448 162,448
2973+62. Governor's Office of Volunteer
2974+Services:
2975+(a) Administrative Support and
2976+Service Program
2977+129,775 4,917,617 5,047,392
2978+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2979+(1) State General Fund 129,775
2980+(2) Federal and Local Funds 4,917,617
2981+Total Governor's Office of
2982+Volunteer Services
2983+129,775 4,917,617 5,047,392
2984+63. Health, Department of Public:
29752985 1259
29762986 1260
29772987 1261
2978-1262 HB186 Engrossed
2979-Page 46
2980-State General
2981-Fund Other Funds Total
2982-(1) Genetic Counseling Fund 95,000
2983-Total Genetic Counseling, Alabama
2984-Board of
2985-95,000 95,000
2986-56. Geological Survey:
2987-(a) Discovery and Development of
2988-Mineral, Energy and Water
2989-Resources, Geologic Research
2990-and Topographic Mapping
2991-Program
2992-4,678,961 3,612,800 8,291,761
2993-(1) Choctawhatchee, Pea and
2994-Yellow Rivers Watershed
2995-Management Authority
2996-456,811
2997-To be a program under the State Geologist of the Geological Survey of
2998-Alabama acting in consultation with the Authority.
2999-(2) State Water Assessment
3000-Program
3001-802,750
3002-In coordination with the Office of Water Resources.
3003-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
3004-(1) State General Fund 4,678,961
3005-(2) Federal and Local Funds 3,612,800
3006-Total Geological Survey 4,678,961 3,612,800 8,291,761
3007-57. Geologists, Alabama Board of
3008-Licensure for Professional:
3009-(a) Discovery and Development of
3010-Mineral, Energy and Water
3011-Resources, Geologic Research
3012-and Topographic Mapping
3013-Program
3014-75,000 75,000
3015-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
2988+1262
30162989 1263
30172990 1264
30182991 1265
30192992 1266
30202993 1267
30212994 1268
30222995 1269
30232996 1270
30242997 1271
30252998 1272
30262999 1273
30273000 1274
30283001 1275
30293002 1276
30303003 1277
30313004 1278
30323005 1279
30333006 1280
30343007 1281
30353008 1282
30363009 1283
30373010 1284
30383011 1285
30393012 1286
30403013 1287
3041-1288
3014+1288 HB186 INTRODUCED
3015+Page 46
3016+State General
3017+Fund Other Funds Total
3018+63. Health, Department of Public:
3019+(a) Administrative Services
3020+Program
3021+19,663,169 30,958,663 50,621,832
3022+(1) Office of Primary Care and Rural
3023+Health
3024+2,000,000
3025+For award payments to licensed physicians or nurse practitioners who agree to practice
3026+full-time in primary care in a medically underserved rural area for an agreed upon number of
3027+years. No payment shall be allowed for a physician or nurse practitioner who has practiced
3028+within three years of October 1, 2025, in a primary care service area with a deficit, or
3029+surplus of less than 2.0 primary-care physicians, as shown by the most-recent Status Report of
3030+the Alabama Primary Care Physician Workforce from the Office for Family Health Education &
3031+Research at the UAB Huntsville Regional Medical Campus. The Office of Primary Care and Rural
3032+Health may pay an eligible physician or nurse practitioner as much as $50,000 a year for each
3033+year of service, in a medically underserved rural area, agreed to by contract by the physician
3034+or nurse practitioner, but any payment shall be for no more than three years. Contracts shall
3035+set out refund and penalty requirements for failure by a physician or nurse practitioner to
3036+meet the contract terms. A medically underserved rural area as determined by the Office shall
3037+be: (1.) in a rural primary care service area with a deficit of primary-care physicians as
3038+shown by the most recent Status Report of the Alabama Primary Care Physician Workforce, and
3039+(2.) in a county in which no more than two physicians have worked or are scheduled to be
3040+working within 12 months to repay a loan awarded by the Alabama Board of Medical Scholarship
3041+Awards. The Office shall file a report with the Chairs of the Senate Committee on Finance and
3042+Taxation-General Fund and the House Ways and Means-General Fund Committee, the Legislative
3043+Fiscal Officer and the Finance Director by October 15, 2026, on how the money was spent in
3044+fiscal year 2026 and the names of participants and where they agreed to practice or were
3045+practicing in return for payments from the Office.
3046+(2) Prescription Drug Monitoring
3047+Program
3048+1,396,916
3049+(b) Public Health Services
3050+Program
3051+53,173,710 817,999,017 871,172,727
3052+(1) Addiction Prevention Coalition 400,000
3053+(2) Alabama Cancer Research
3054+Consortium
3055+265,000
30423056 1289
3043-1290 HB186 Engrossed
3044-Page 47
3045-State General
3046-Fund Other Funds Total
3047-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
3048-(1) Alabama Board of Licensure
3049-for Professional Geologists
3050-Fund
3051-75,000
3052-As provided in Section 34-41-6, Code of Alabama 1975.
3053-Total Geologists, Alabama Board of
3054-Licensure for Professional
3055-75,000 75,000
3056-58. Governor's Contingency Fund:
3057-(a) Executive Direction Program 110,044 110,044
3058-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
3059-(1) State General Fund 110,044
3060-Total Governor's Contingency Fund 110,044 110,044
3061-Each expenditure from the Contingency Fund, the purpose of each expenditure, and to
3062-whom each payment was made shall be reported on Open.Alabama.gov. The Governor shall
3063-report monthly to the Chair of the House Ways and Means-General Fund Committee, the
3064-Chair of the Senate Finance and Taxation-General Fund Committee, and the Legislative
3065-Fiscal Officer each expenditure from the Contingency Fund, the purpose of each
3066-expenditure, and to whom each payment was made.
3067-59. Governor's Mansion Authority:
3068-(a) Historical Resources
3069-Management Program
3070-1,120,000 1,120,000
3071-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
3072-(1) State General Fund -
3073-Transfer
3074-1,120,000
3075-Total Governor's Mansion Authority 1,120,000 1,120,000
3076-In fiscal year 2026, the Governor’s Mansion Authority shall report to the Chair of
3077-the House Ways and Means-General Fund Committee, and the Chair of the Senate Finance
3078-and Taxation-General Fund Committee, Director of Finance, and the Legislative Fiscal
3079-Officer prior to the first day of the 2026 Regular Session regarding amounts
3080-expended and the status of mansion repairs and improvements.
3081-60. Governor's Office:
3057+1290
30823058 1291
30833059 1292
30843060 1293
30853061 1294
30863062 1295
30873063 1296
30883064 1297
30893065 1298
30903066 1299
30913067 1300
30923068 1301
30933069 1302
30943070 1303
30953071 1304
30963072 1305
30973073 1306
30983074 1307
30993075 1308
31003076 1309
31013077 1310
31023078 1311
31033079 1312
31043080 1313
31053081 1314
31063082 1315
31073083 1316
31083084 1317
31093085 1318
31103086 1319
3111-1320 HB186 Engrossed
3112-Page 48
3113-State General
3114-Fund Other Funds Total
3115-60. Governor's Office:
3116-(a) Executive Direction Program 6,725,117 6,725,117
3117-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
3118-(1) State General Fund 6,725,117
3119-Total Governor's Office 6,725,117 6,725,117
3120-61. Governor's Office on
3121-Disability:
3122-(a) Executive Direction Program 162,448 162,448
3123-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
3124-(1) State General Fund 162,448
3125-Total Governor's Office on
3126-Disability
3127-162,448 162,448
3128-62. Governor's Office of Volunteer
3129-Services:
3130-(a) Administrative Support and
3131-Service Program
3132-129,775 4,917,617 5,047,392
3133-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
3134-(1) State General Fund 129,775
3135-(2) Federal and Local Funds 4,917,617
3136-Total Governor's Office of
3137-Volunteer Services
3138-129,775 4,917,617 5,047,392
3139-63. Health, Department of Public:
3140-(a) Administrative Services
3141-Program
3142-18,163,169 30,958,663 49,121,832
3143-(1) Office of Primary Care and
3144-Rural Health
3145-500,000
3087+1320 HB186 INTRODUCED
3088+Page 47
3089+State General
3090+Fund Other Funds Total
3091+Consortium
3092+265,000
3093+(3) Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
3094+(ALS) Association
3095+750,000
3096+For the care and treatment of individuals with ALS and regional multidisciplinary care clinics.
3097+(4) Association of Free Clinics 1,500,000
3098+Distributed to the Association based upon an approved plan for expenditures submitted to the
3099+Alabama Department of Public Health.
3100+(5) Breast and Cervical Cancer Early
3101+Detection Program
3102+600,000
3103+(6) Colorectal Cancer and Prostate
3104+Screenings
3105+300,000
3106+(7) Communicable Disease Program 4,000,000
3107+(8) Disease Events, Outbreaks, and
3108+Surveillance Activities
3109+2,500,000
3110+Including, but not limited to, the Alabama Drug Assistance Program and other AIDS programs.
3111+(9) Fetal and Infant Review Committee 25,000
3112+(10) Hepatitis A and B Vaccines 170,000
3113+To be provided to adults.
3114+(11) Huntsville Hospital Health System 2,500,000
3115+For workforce development schools for in-demand health professionals.
3116+(12) Kid One Transport 100,000
3117+(13) Kidney Foundation 225,000
3118+For dialysis patient transportation.
3119+(14) Maternal Mortality Review Program 478,000
3120+(15) Office of Data Analytics 1,500,000
3121+(16) Office of Emergency Medical
3122+Services
3123+2,500,000
31463124 1321
31473125 1322
31483126 1323
31493127 1324
31503128 1325
31513129 1326
31523130 1327
31533131 1328
31543132 1329
31553133 1330
31563134 1331
31573135 1332
31583136 1333
31593137 1334
31603138 1335
31613139 1336
31623140 1337
31633141 1338
31643142 1339
31653143 1340
31663144 1341
31673145 1342
31683146 1343
31693147 1344
3170-1345 HB186 Engrossed
3171-Page 49
3172-State General
3173-Fund Other Funds Total
3174-Rural Health
3148+1345
3149+1346 HB186 INTRODUCED
3150+Page 48
3151+State General
3152+Fund Other Funds Total
3153+Services
3154+2,500,000
3155+To award matching grants for ambulances for emergency medical services operating in rural
3156+counties. The Office may consider requests for matching grants to buy an ambulance,
3157+rapid-response vehicle, or cardiac monitor or other durable medical equipment to be placed in
3158+an ambulance or rapid-response vehicle, from a county, city, hospital, or ambulance service.
3159+The Office may award a grant equal to no more than 75 percent of the cost of the ambulance,
3160+rapid-response vehicle, or equipment, the percentage depending on the financial resources of
3161+the applicant and the need for the vehicle or equipment as judged by officials with the state’s
3162+regional emergency medical services offices. Preference shall be given to grants for an
3163+ambulance or rapid-response vehicle that would be based in a county with two or fewer
3164+ambulances. The Office shall file a report with the Chairs of the Senate Committee on Finance
3165+and Taxation-General Fund and the House Ways and Means-General Fund, the Legislative Fiscal
3166+Officer and the Finance Director by October 15, 2026, on how the money was spent in fiscal year
3167+2026. The report shall list each vehicle or piece of equipment purchased or planned to be
3168+purchased with a grant from the Office, the government or other organization that bought or
3169+planned to buy the vehicle or equipment, the total cost of the vehicle or equipment and the
3170+grant amount awarded to help pay for it, and why the Office awarded each grant.
3171+(17) USA Health, University of South
3172+Alabama Health System
31753173 500,000
3176-For award payments to licensed physicians or nurse practitioners who agree
3177-to practice full-time in primary care in a medically underserved rural area
3178-for an agreed upon number of years. No payment shall be allowed for a
3179-physician or nurse practitioner who has practiced within three years of
3180-October 1, 2025, in a primary care service area with a deficit, or surplus
3181-of less than 2.0 primary-care physicians, as shown by the most-recent Status
3182-Report of the Alabama Primary Care Physician Workforce from the Office for
3183-Family Health Education & Research at the UAB Huntsville Regional Medical
3184-Campus. The Office of Primary Care and Rural Health may pay an eligible
3185-physician or nurse practitioner as much as $50,000 a year for each year of
3186-service, in a medically underserved rural area, agreed to by contract by the
3187-physician or nurse practitioner, but any payment shall be for no more than
3188-three years. Contracts shall set out refund and penalty requirements for
3189-failure by a physician or nurse practitioner to meet the contract terms. A
3190-medically underserved rural area as determined by the Office shall be: (1.)
3191-in a rural primary care service area with a deficit of primary-care
3192-physicians as shown by the most recent Status Report of the Alabama Primary
3193-Care Physician Workforce, and (2.) in a county in which no more than two
3194-physicians have worked or are scheduled to be working within 12 months to
3195-repay a loan awarded by the Alabama Board of Medical Scholarship Awards. The
3196-Office shall file a report with the Chairs of the Senate Committee on
3197-Finance and Taxation-General Fund and the House Ways and Means-General Fund
3198-Committee, the Legislative Fiscal Officer and the Finance Director by
3199-October 15, 2026, on how the money was spent in fiscal year 2026 and the
3200-names of participants and where they agreed to practice or were practicing
3201-in return for payments from the Office.
3202-(2) Prescription Drug
3203-Monitoring Program
3204-1,396,916
3205-(b) Public Health Services
3174+For workforce development classroom, equipment, and teaching needs.
3175+(18) USA Trauma Center 1,000,000
3176+(c) Children's Health Insurance
32063177 Program
3207-53,648,710 817,999,017 871,647,727
3208-1346
3178+85,464,751 370,713,110 456,177,861
3179+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
3180+(1) State General Fund 72,836,879
3181+(2) State General Fund -
3182+Transfer
3183+85,464,751
3184+(3) Cigarette Tax - $0.01 and
3185+$0.02
3186+5,993,688
3187+As provided in Sections 40-25-2 and 40-25-23, Code of Alabama 1975.
3188+(4) Controlled Substance
3189+Database Fund
3190+691,507
3191+(5) Federal Funds 582,068,124
32093192 1347
32103193 1348
32113194 1349
32123195 1350
32133196 1351
32143197 1352
32153198 1353
32163199 1354
32173200 1355
32183201 1356
32193202 1357
32203203 1358
32213204 1359
32223205 1360
32233206 1361
32243207 1362
32253208 1363
32263209 1364
32273210 1365
32283211 1366
32293212 1367
32303213 1368
32313214 1369
32323215 1370
32333216 1371
32343217 1372
32353218 1373
32363219 1374
3237-1375 HB186 Engrossed
3238-Page 50
3239-State General
3240-Fund Other Funds Total
3241-Program
3242-53,648,710 817,999,017 871,647,727
3243-(1) Addiction Prevention
3244-Coalition
3245-400,000
3246-(2) Alabama Cancer Research
3247-Consortium
3248-265,000
3249-(3) Amyotrophic Lateral
3250-Sclerosis (ALS) Association
3251-750,000
3252-For the care and treatment of individuals with ALS and regional
3253-multidisciplinary care clinics.
3254-(4) Association of Free
3255-Clinics
3256-1,500,000
3257-Distributed to the Association based upon an approved plan for expenditures
3258-submitted to the Alabama Department of Public Health.
3259-(5) Breast and Cervical Cancer
3260-Early Detection Program
3261-600,000
3262-(6) Colorectal Cancer and
3263-Prostate Screenings
3264-300,000
3265-(7) Communicable Disease
3266-Program
3267-4,000,000
3268-(8) Disease Events, Outbreaks,
3269-and Surveillance Activities
3270-2,500,000
3271-Including, but not limited to, the Alabama Drug Assistance Program and other
3272-AIDS programs.
3273-(9) Epilepsy Foundation 150,000
3274-(10) Fetal and Infant Review
3275-Committee
3276-25,000
3277-(11) Hepatitis A and B Vaccines 170,000
3278-To be provided to adults.
3279-(12) Huntsville Hospital Health
3280-System
3281-2,500,000
3220+1375
32823221 1376
32833222 1377
3284-1378
3223+1378 HB186 INTRODUCED
3224+Page 49
3225+State General
3226+Fund Other Funds Total
3227+(5) Federal Funds 582,068,124
3228+(6) Miscellaneous Funds 74,969,329
3229+(7) Emergency Medical Fund 369,412
3230+(8) Hospital Licenses Fund 2,237,977
3231+(9) Local Health Departments
3232+Fund
3233+169,948,700
3234+(10) Milk Processing Fund 150,800
3235+(11) Plan Review Fund 905,274
3236+(12) Public Health Management
3237+Entity Fund
3238+51,556
3239+(13) Radiation Safety Fund 3,462,616
3240+(14) Vital Statistics Fund 8,108,697
3241+(15) Federal Funds - CHIP 370,713,110
3242+Total Health, Department of Public 158,301,630 1,219,670,790 1,377,972,420
3243+The Department of Public Health will reimburse the Alabama Medicaid Agency the state
3244+match necessary to cover increased revenues for services as a result of fee
3245+increases. The Department of Public Health will be responsible to the Alabama
3246+Medicaid Agency for any disallowance of Public Health Department costs as a result
3247+of federal or state audits. In addition to the above appropriations to the
3248+Department of Public Health, there is hereby appropriated such funds as become
3249+available from the Penny Trust Fund for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2026,
3250+pursuant to Section 41-15A-2, Code of Alabama 1975, and Alabama Constitution of
3251+2022 §219.06.
3252+64. Health Planning Agency, State:
3253+(a) Health Planning Development
3254+and Regulation Program
3255+8,478 2,262,069 2,270,547
3256+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
3257+(1) State General Fund 8,478
3258+(2) Departmental Receipts 2,262,069
3259+Total Health Planning Agency,
3260+State
3261+8,478 2,262,069 2,270,547
32853262 1379
32863263 1380
32873264 1381
32883265 1382
32893266 1383
32903267 1384
32913268 1385
32923269 1386
32933270 1387
32943271 1388
32953272 1389
32963273 1390
32973274 1391
32983275 1392
32993276 1393
33003277 1394
33013278 1395
33023279 1396
33033280 1397
33043281 1398
33053282 1399
33063283 1400
33073284 1401
33083285 1402
33093286 1403
3310-1404 HB186 Engrossed
3311-Page 51
3312-State General
3313-Fund Other Funds Total
3314-System
3315-2,500,000
3316-For workforce development schools for in-demand health professionals.
3317-(13) Kid One Transport 100,000
3318-(14) Kidney Foundation 225,000
3319-For dialysis patient transportation.
3320-(15) Magic Moments 50,000
3321-(16) Maternal Mortality Review
3322-Program
3323-478,000
3324-(17) Office of Data Analytics 1,500,000
3325-(18) Office of Emergency
3326-Medical Services
3327-2,500,000
3287+1404
33283288 1405
33293289 1406
33303290 1407
3331-1408
3291+1408 HB186 INTRODUCED
3292+Page 50
3293+State General
3294+Fund Other Funds Total
3295+State
3296+8,478 2,262,069 2,270,547
3297+65. Hearing Instrument Dealers,
3298+Alabama Board of:
3299+(a) Professional and
3300+Occupational Licensing and
3301+Regulation Program
3302+67,000 67,000
3303+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
3304+(1) Hearing Instrument Dealers
3305+Fund
3306+67,000
3307+As provided in Section 34-14-33, Code of Alabama 1975.
3308+Total Hearing Instrument Dealers,
3309+Alabama Board of
3310+67,000 67,000
3311+66. Heating, Air Conditioning, and
3312+Refrigeration Contractors,
3313+Board of:
3314+(a) Professional and
3315+Occupational Licensing and
3316+Regulation Program
3317+1,600,000 1,600,000
3318+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
3319+(1) Heating and Air Conditioning
3320+Contractors Fund
3321+1,600,000
3322+As provided in Sections 34-31-18 through 34-31-34, Code of Alabama 1975.
3323+Total Heating, Air Conditioning,
3324+and Refrigeration Contractors,
3325+Board of
3326+1,600,000 1,600,000
3327+67. Historical Commission,
3328+Alabama:
3329+(a) Historical Resources
3330+Management Program
3331+5,000,176 8,254,341 13,254,517
3332+(1) Alabama Veterans Museum and
3333+Archives
3334+100,000
33323335 1409
33333336 1410
33343337 1411
33353338 1412
33363339 1413
3337-1414 HB186 Engrossed
3338-Page 52
3339-State General
3340-Fund Other Funds Total
3341-Medical Services
3342-2,500,000
3343-To award matching grants for ambulances for emergency medical services
3344-operating in rural counties. The Office may consider requests for matching
3345-grants to buy an ambulance, rapid-response vehicle, or cardiac monitor or
3346-other durable medical equipment to be placed in an ambulance or
3347-rapid-response vehicle, from a county, city, hospital, or ambulance service.
3348-The Office may award a grant equal to no more than 75 percent of the cost of
3349-the ambulance, rapid-response vehicle, or equipment, the percentage
3350-depending on the financial resources of the applicant and the need for the
3351-vehicle or equipment as judged by officials with the state’s regional
3352-emergency medical services offices. Preference shall be given to grants for
3353-an ambulance or rapid-response vehicle that would be based in a county with
3354-two or fewer ambulances. The Office shall file a report with the Chairs of
3355-the Senate Committee on Finance and Taxation-General Fund and the House Ways
3356-and Means-General Fund, the Legislative Fiscal Officer and the Finance
3357-Director by October 15, 2026, on how the money was spent in fiscal year
3358-2026. The report shall list each vehicle or piece of equipment purchased or
3359-planned to be purchased with a grant from the Office, the government or
3360-other organization that bought or planned to buy the vehicle or equipment,
3361-the total cost of the vehicle or equipment and the grant amount awarded to
3362-help pay for it, and why the Office awarded each grant.
3363-(19) TSC Alliance 275,000
3364-(20) USA Health, University of
3365-South Alabama Health System
3366-500,000
3367-For workforce development classroom, equipment, law enforcement, and
3368-teaching needs.
3369-(21) USA Trauma Center 1,000,000
3370-(c) Children's Health Insurance
3371-Program
3372-85,464,751 370,713,110 456,177,861
3373-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
3374-(1) State General Fund 71,811,879
3340+1414
33753341 1415
33763342 1416
33773343 1417
33783344 1418
33793345 1419
33803346 1420
33813347 1421
33823348 1422
33833349 1423
33843350 1424
33853351 1425
33863352 1426
33873353 1427
33883354 1428
33893355 1429
33903356 1430
33913357 1431
33923358 1432
33933359 1433
33943360 1434
33953361 1435
33963362 1436
33973363 1437
3398-1438
3364+1438 HB186 INTRODUCED
3365+Page 51
3366+State General
3367+Fund Other Funds Total
3368+Archives
3369+100,000
3370+(2) Brierfield Ironworks Historical
3371+State Park
3372+100,000
3373+(3) Historic Blakeley Authority 50,000
3374+(4) Historic Fendall Hall - Eufaula 50,000
3375+(5) Historic Holman House - Ozark 50,000
3376+(6) Historical Commission, Alabama 4,257,084
3377+(7) Historical Commission, Alabama -
3378+Governor's Mansion and State
3379+Capitol
3380+223,092
3381+(8) Museum of East Alabama 50,000
3382+(9) Pioneer Museum - Troy 20,000
3383+(10) St. Stephens Historical
3384+Commission
3385+50,000
3386+(11) Tannehill Ironworks Historical
3387+State Park
3388+50,000
3389+(b) Capital Outlay Program 10,735,000 10,735,000
3390+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
3391+(1) State General Fund -
3392+Transfer
3393+5,000,176
3394+(2) Alabama State Historical
3395+Preservation Fund -
3396+Departmental Receipts
3397+13,954,341
3398+(3) Federal and Local Funds 4,260,000
3399+(4) Soldiers Fund 775,000
3400+As provided in Section 40-8-3, Code of Alabama 1975.
3401+Total Historical Commission,
3402+Alabama
3403+5,000,176 18,989,341 23,989,517
3404+68. Historic Ironworks Commission:
3405+(a) Historical Resources
3406+Management Program
3407+2,458,500 2,458,500
3408+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
33993409 1439
34003410 1440
34013411 1441
34023412 1442
34033413 1443
3404-1444 HB186 Engrossed
3405-Page 53
3406-State General
3407-Fund Other Funds Total
3408-(1) State General Fund 71,811,879
3409-(2) State General Fund -
3410-Transfer
3411-85,464,751
3412-(3) Cigarette Tax - $0.01 and
3413-$0.02
3414-5,993,688
3415-As provided in Sections 40-25-2 and 40-25-23, Code of Alabama 1975.
3416-(4) Controlled Substance
3417-Database Fund
3418-691,507
3419-(5) Federal Funds 582,068,124
3420-(6) Miscellaneous Funds 74,969,329
3421-(7) Emergency Medical Fund 369,412
3422-(8) Hospital Licenses Fund 2,237,977
3423-(9) Local Health Departments
3424-Fund
3425-169,948,700
3426-(10) Milk Processing Fund 150,800
3427-(11) Plan Review Fund 905,274
3428-(12) Public Health Management
3429-Entity Fund
3430-51,556
3431-(13) Radiation Safety Fund 3,462,616
3432-(14) Vital Statistics Fund 8,108,697
3433-(15) Federal Funds - CHIP 370,713,110
3434-Total Health, Department of Public 157,276,630 1,219,670,790 1,376,947,420
3435-The Department of Public Health will reimburse the Alabama Medicaid Agency the state
3436-match necessary to cover increased revenues for services as a result of fee
3437-increases. The Department of Public Health will be responsible to the Alabama
3438-Medicaid Agency for any disallowance of Public Health Department costs as a result
3439-of federal or state audits. In addition to the above appropriations to the
3440-Department of Public Health, there is hereby appropriated such funds as become
3441-available from the Penny Trust Fund for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2026,
3442-pursuant to Section 41-15A-2, Code of Alabama 1975, and Alabama Constitution of
3443-2022 §219.06.
3414+1444
34443415 1445
34453416 1446
34463417 1447
34473418 1448
34483419 1449
34493420 1450
34503421 1451
34513422 1452
34523423 1453
34533424 1454
34543425 1455
34553426 1456
34563427 1457
34573428 1458
34583429 1459
34593430 1460
34603431 1461
34613432 1462
34623433 1463
34633434 1464
34643435 1465
34653436 1466
34663437 1467
34673438 1468
3468-1469
3439+1469 HB186 INTRODUCED
3440+Page 52
3441+State General
3442+Fund Other Funds Total
3443+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
3444+(1) Alabama Historical Ironworks
3445+Commission
3446+2,458,500
3447+Total Historic Ironworks
3448+Commission
3449+2,458,500 2,458,500
3450+69. Home Builders Licensure Board:
3451+(a) Professional and
3452+Occupational Licensing and
3453+Regulation Program
3454+5,750,000 5,750,000
3455+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
3456+(1) Home Builders Licensure
3457+Board Fund
3458+4,550,000
3459+In accordance with Sections 34-14A-1 through 34-14A-17, Code of Alabama 1975.
3460+(2) Home Builders Licensure
3461+Board Recovery Fund
3462+500,000
3463+(3) Home Builders Property
3464+Acquisition Fund
3465+700,000
3466+Total Home Builders Licensure
3467+Board
3468+5,750,000 5,750,000
3469+70. Home Medical Equipment
3470+Services Providers, Board of:
3471+(a) Professional and
3472+Occupational Licensing and
3473+Regulation Program
3474+356,200 356,200
3475+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
3476+(1) Home Medical Equipment
3477+Services Fund
3478+356,200
3479+In accordance with Sections 34-14C-1 to 34-14C-8, Code of Alabama 1975.
3480+Total Home Medical Equipment
3481+Services Providers, Board of
3482+356,200 356,200
34693483 1470
34703484 1471
34713485 1472
34723486 1473
3473-1474 HB186 Engrossed
3474-Page 54
3475-State General
3476-Fund Other Funds Total
3477-2022 §219.06.
3478-64. Health Planning Agency, State:
3479-(a) Health Planning Development
3480-and Regulation Program
3481-8,478 2,262,069 2,270,547
3482-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
3483-(1) State General Fund 8,478
3484-(2) Departmental Receipts 2,262,069
3485-Total Health Planning Agency,
3486-State
3487-8,478 2,262,069 2,270,547
3488-65. Hearing Instrument Dealers,
3489-Alabama Board of:
3490-(a) Professional and
3491-Occupational Licensing and
3492-Regulation Program
3493-67,000 67,000
3494-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
3495-(1) Hearing Instrument Dealers
3496-Fund
3497-67,000
3498-As provided in Section 34-14-33, Code of Alabama 1975.
3499-Total Hearing Instrument Dealers,
3500-Alabama Board of
3501-67,000 67,000
3502-66. Heating, Air Conditioning, and
3503-Refrigeration Contractors,
3504-Board of:
3505-(a) Professional and
3506-Occupational Licensing and
3507-Regulation Program
3508-1,600,000 1,600,000
3509-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
3510-(1) Heating and Air Conditioning
3511-Contractors Fund
3512-1,600,000
3513-As provided in Sections 34-31-18 through 34-31-34, Code of Alabama 1975.
3487+1474
35143488 1475
35153489 1476
35163490 1477
35173491 1478
35183492 1479
35193493 1480
35203494 1481
35213495 1482
35223496 1483
35233497 1484
35243498 1485
35253499 1486
35263500 1487
35273501 1488
35283502 1489
35293503 1490
35303504 1491
35313505 1492
35323506 1493
35333507 1494
35343508 1495
35353509 1496
35363510 1497
3537-1498
3511+1498 HB186 INTRODUCED
3512+Page 53
3513+State General
3514+Fund Other Funds Total
3515+Services Providers, Board of
3516+356,200 356,200
3517+71. Human Resources, Department
3518+of:
3519+(a) Human Services Program 150,178,977 2,744,847,775 2,895,026,752
3520+(1) Alabama CASA Network, Inc. 500,000
3521+To be expended for Court-Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) Programs. The above entity shall
3522+file a report with the Chairs of the House Ways and Means-General Fund committee and the Senate
3523+Finance and Taxation-General Fund Committee and the Legislative Fiscal Officer by the first day
3524+of the 2026 Regular Session regarding the expenditure and usage of the funds appropriated in
3525+fiscal year 2026.
3526+(2) Alabama Network of Children's
3527+Advocacy Centers
3528+1,850,000
3529+(3) Alabama Network of Family
3530+Resource Centers
3531+2,025,000 1,350,000
35383532 1499
35393533 1500
35403534 1501
35413535 1502
3542-1503 HB186 Engrossed
3543-Page 55
3544-State General
3545-Fund Other Funds Total
3546-As provided in Sections 34-31-18 through 34-31-34, Code of Alabama 1975.
3547-Total Heating, Air Conditioning,
3548-and Refrigeration Contractors,
3549-Board of
3550-1,600,000 1,600,000
3551-67. Historical Commission,
3552-Alabama:
3553-(a) Historical Resources
3554-Management Program
3555-5,300,176 8,254,341 13,554,517
3556-(1) Alabama Veterans Museum
3557-and Archives
3558-100,000
3559-(2) Brierfield Ironworks
3560-Historical State Park
3561-100,000
3562-(3) Community Foundation of
3563-Northeast Alabama
3564-100,000
3565-(4) Historic Blakeley
3566-Authority
3567-50,000
3568-(5) Historic Fendall Hall -
3569-Eufaula
3570-50,000
3571-(6) Historic Holman House -
3572-Ozark
3573-100,000
3574-(7) Historical Commission,
3575-Alabama
3576-4,257,084
3577-(8) Historical Commission,
3578-Alabama - Governor's
3579-Mansion and State Capitol
3580-223,092
3581-(9) Museum of East Alabama 50,000
3582-(10) Pioneer Museum - Troy 20,000
3583-(11) St. Stephens Historical
3584-Commission
3585-50,000
3536+1503
35863537 1504
35873538 1505
35883539 1506
35893540 1507
35903541 1508
35913542 1509
35923543 1510
3593-1511
3544+1511 HB186 INTRODUCED
3545+Page 54
3546+State General
3547+Fund Other Funds Total
3548+Resource Centers
3549+2,025,000 1,350,000
3550+Of the above appropriation from the State General Fund, $1,800,000 shall be distributed equally
3551+to the 24 current members of the Alabama Network of Family Resource Centers and $225,000 shall
3552+be distributed equally to 3 emerging sites including ELI Thrive in Jefferson County, Family
3553+Services Center Barbour County / Clearinghouse in Barbour County, and HEARTS of Cleburne in
3554+Cleburne County. Funding from DHR contingent upon current centers remaining in good standing
3555+with the Alabama Network of Family Resource Centers and the emerging sites progressing towards
3556+membership and in good standing with the Alabama Network of Family Resource Centers.
3557+Of the above appropriation from Other Funds, $1,200,000 of the Temporary Assistance for Needy
3558+Families (TANF) funds shall be distributed equally to the 24 current members of the Alabama
3559+Network of Family Resource Centers and $150,000 of TANF funds shall be distributed equally to 3
3560+emerging sites including ELI Thrive in Jefferson County, Family Services Center Barbour County
3561+/ Clearinghouse in Barbour County, and HEARTS of Cleburne in Cleburne County. Funding from DHR
3562+contingent upon current centers remaining in good standing with the Alabama Network of Family
3563+Resource Centers and the emerging sites progressing towards membership and in good standing
3564+with the Alabama Network of Family Resource Centers.
3565+The Family Resource Centers shall expend these funds to assist the Department in moving
3566+individuals and families into Alabama’s workforce and facilitating economic security and to
3567+serve these families by providing resources and removing barriers to accomplish these outcomes.
3568+The Family Resource Centers, current and emerging, shall provide reports and/or information per
3569+the Department’s request to ensure accountability of these funds. The Department shall provide
3570+to the Chairs of the House Ways and Means-General Fund Committee and the Senate Finance and
3571+Taxation-General Fund Committee and the Legislative Fiscal Officer a report by the first day of
3572+the 2026 Regular Session regarding the expenditure and usage of the funds appropriated above to
3573+the Family Resource Centers in fiscal year 2026.
3574+(4) Alabama Sheriff's Youth Ranch 200,000
3575+The above entity shall file a report with the Chairs of the House Ways and Means-General Fund
3576+Committee and the Senate Finance and Taxation-General Fund Committee and the Legislative Fiscal
3577+Officer by the first day of the 2026 Regular Session regarding the expenditure and usage of the
3578+funds appropriated in fiscal year 2026.
3579+(5) Boys and Girls Clubs of Alabama 250,000 1,800,000
35943580 1512
35953581 1513
35963582 1514
35973583 1515
35983584 1516
35993585 1517
36003586 1518
36013587 1519
36023588 1520
36033589 1521
36043590 1522
36053591 1523
36063592 1524
36073593 1525
36083594 1526
36093595 1527
36103596 1528
36113597 1529
36123598 1530
3613-1531 HB186 Engrossed
3614-Page 56
3615-State General
3616-Fund Other Funds Total
3617-Commission
3618-50,000
3619-(12) Tannehill Ironworks
3620-Historical State Park
3621-50,000
3622-(13) Rosa Parks and Helen
3623-Keller Monuments
3624-150,000
3625-(b) Capital Outlay Program 10,735,000 10,735,000
3626-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
3627-(1) State General Fund -
3628-Transfer
3629-5,300,176
3630-(2) Alabama State Historical
3631-Preservation Fund -
3632-Departmental Receipts
3633-13,954,341
3634-(3) Federal and Local Funds 4,260,000
3635-(4) Soldiers Fund 775,000
3636-As provided in Section 40-8-3, Code of Alabama 1975.
3637-Total Historical Commission,
3638-Alabama
3639-5,300,176 18,989,341 24,289,517
3640-68. Historic Ironworks Commission:
3641-(a) Historical Resources
3642-Management Program
3643-2,458,500 2,458,500
3644-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
3645-(1) Alabama Historical Ironworks
3646-Commission
3647-2,458,500
3648-Total Historic Ironworks
3649-Commission
3650-2,458,500 2,458,500
3651-69. Home Builders Licensure Board:
3652-(a) Professional and
3653-Occupational Licensing and
3654-Regulation Program
3655-5,750,000 5,750,000
3656-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
3599+1531
36573600 1532
36583601 1533
36593602 1534
36603603 1535
36613604 1536
36623605 1537
36633606 1538
36643607 1539
36653608 1540
36663609 1541
36673610 1542
3668-1543
3611+1543 HB186 INTRODUCED
3612+Page 55
3613+State General
3614+Fund Other Funds Total
3615+(5) Boys and Girls Clubs of Alabama 250,000 1,800,000
3616+Of this amount, $250,000 shall be from the State General Fund and $1,800,000 from the Temporary
3617+Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) funds. To be expended exclusively to contract with the
3618+Boys and Girls Clubs of Alabama for TANF approved programs. The Boys and Girls Clubs of Alabama
3619+shall provide reports and/or information, per the Department's request, and/or contract to
3620+enhance accountability of any TANF funds. The Department shall provide to the Chairs of the
3621+House Ways and Means-General Fund Committee and the Senate Finance and Taxation-General Fund
3622+Committee and the Legislative Fiscal Officer a report by the first day of the 2026 Regular
3623+Session on the individual contracts and amounts and the expenditure usage of the funds
3624+appropriated above to the Boys and Girls Clubs of Alabama.
3625+(6) Heart Gallery Alabama 75,000
3626+(7) Transportation Pilot Program 425,000
3627+For SAFE, Mary Hill Family Services Center, and Circle of Care Center for Families.
3628+(8) Develop Placements at Freedom
3629+Farm in Cooperation with the
3630+Department
3631+1,000,000
3632+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
3633+(1) State General Fund -
3634+Transfer
3635+150,178,977
3636+(2) Pension Residue 20,773,500
3637+(3) ABC Profits 1,102,107
3638+(4) Beer Tax, Estimated 11,800,000
3639+(5) Child Support Collections,
3640+Estimated
3641+300,000
3642+(6) Cigarette Tax, Estimated 2,400,000
3643+(7) Contractor's Gross Receipts
3644+Tax, Estimated
3645+5,769,420
3646+(8) Federal and Local Funds 2,472,657,406
3647+(9) Fortified Wine, Estimated 500,000
3648+(10) Foster Care Trust Fund 50,000
3649+(11) Miscellaneous Receipts,
3650+Estimated
3651+6,636,056
36693652 1544
36703653 1545
36713654 1546
36723655 1547
36733656 1548
36743657 1549
36753658 1550
36763659 1551
36773660 1552
36783661 1553
36793662 1554
36803663 1555
36813664 1556
36823665 1557
36833666 1558
36843667 1559
3685-1560 HB186 Engrossed
3686-Page 57
3687-State General
3688-Fund Other Funds Total
3689-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
3690-(1) Home Builders Licensure
3691-Board Fund
3692-4,550,000
3693-In accordance with Sections 34-14A-1 through 34-14A-17, Code of Alabama 1975.
3694-(2) Home Builders Licensure
3695-Board Recovery Fund
3696-500,000
3697-(3) Home Builders Property
3698-Acquisition Fund
3699-700,000
3700-Total Home Builders Licensure
3701-Board
3702-5,750,000 5,750,000
3703-70. Home Medical Equipment
3704-Services Providers, Board of:
3705-(a) Professional and
3706-Occupational Licensing and
3707-Regulation Program
3708-356,200 356,200
3709-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
3710-(1) Home Medical Equipment
3711-Services Fund
3712-356,200
3713-In accordance with Sections 34-14C-1 to 34-14C-8, Code of Alabama 1975.
3714-Total Home Medical Equipment
3715-Services Providers, Board of
3716-356,200 356,200
3717-71. Human Resources, Department
3718-of:
3719-(a) Human Services Program 148,978,977 2,744,847,775 2,893,826,752
3720-(1) Alabama CASA Network, Inc. 500,000
3721-To be expended for Court-Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) Programs. The
3722-above entity shall file a report with the Chairs of the House Ways and
3723-Means-General Fund committee and the Senate Finance and Taxation-General
3724-Fund Committee and the Legislative Fiscal Officer by the first day of the
3725-2026 Regular Session regarding the expenditure and usage of the funds
3726-appropriated in fiscal year 2026.
3668+1560
37273669 1561
37283670 1562
37293671 1563
37303672 1564
37313673 1565
37323674 1566
37333675 1567
37343676 1568
37353677 1569
37363678 1570
37373679 1571
37383680 1572
37393681 1573
3740-1574
3682+1574 HB186 INTRODUCED
3683+Page 56
3684+State General
3685+Fund Other Funds Total
3686+Estimated
3687+6,636,056
3688+(12) Public Welfare Trust Fund
3689+Unencumbered Balance Brought
3690+Forward, Estimated
3691+54,152,982
3692+(13) Sales Tax 1,322,000
3693+(14) Sales Tax for Food Stamps,
3694+Estimated
3695+88,000,000
3696+In accordance with Section 40-23-35, Code of Alabama 1975.
3697+(15) Transfer from Facilitation
3698+Team Agencies, Estimated
3699+1,800,000
3700+(16) Use Tax for Foster Care 500,000
3701+(17) Whiskey Tax, Estimated 77,084,304
3702+Total Human Resources, Department
3703+of
3704+150,178,977 2,744,847,775 2,895,026,752
3705+No funds from the sales tax for the issuance of food stamps shall be reverted by the
3706+Department of Human Resources to the Education Trust Fund. Any funds appropriated
3707+which are in excess of the amount needed to fund the food stamp program shall be
3708+retained by the Department and expended for direct services to children, including
3709+the TANF program.
3710+72. Indian Affairs Commission,
3711+Alabama:
3712+(a) Social Services Program 387,868 387,868
3713+The above appropriation is to be expended in accordance with Sections
3714+41-9-708, et seq., Code of Alabama 1975.
3715+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
3716+(1) State General Fund 387,868
3717+Total Indian Affairs Commission,
3718+Alabama
3719+387,868 387,868
3720+73. Industrial Development
3721+Authority, State:
37413722 1575
37423723 1576
37433724 1577
37443725 1578
37453726 1579
37463727 1580
37473728 1581
37483729 1582
37493730 1583
37503731 1584
37513732 1585
37523733 1586
37533734 1587
37543735 1588
37553736 1589
3756-1590 HB186 Engrossed
3757-Page 58
3758-State General
3759-Fund Other Funds Total
3760-appropriated in fiscal year 2026.
3761-(2) Alabama Network of
3762-Children's Advocacy Centers
3763-1,850,000
3764-(3) Alabama Network of Family
3765-Resource Centers
3766-2,025,000 1,350,000
3737+1590
37673738 1591
37683739 1592
37693740 1593
3770-1594 HB186 Engrossed
3771-Page 59
3772-State General
3773-Fund Other Funds Total
3774-Resource Centers
3775-2,025,000 1,350,000
3776-Of the above appropriation from the State General Fund, $1,800,000 shall be
3777-distributed equally to the 24 current members of the Alabama Network of
3778-Family Resource Centers and $225,000 shall be distributed equally to 3
3779-emerging sites including ELI Thrive in Jefferson County, Family Services
3780-Center Barbour County / Clearinghouse in Barbour County, and HEARTS of
3781-Cleburne in Cleburne County. Funding from DHR contingent upon current
3782-centers remaining in good standing with the Alabama Network of Family
3783-Resource Centers and the emerging sites progressing towards membership and
3784-in good standing with the Alabama Network of Family Resource Centers.
3785-Of the above appropriation from Other Funds, $1,200,000 of the Temporary
3786-Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) funds shall be distributed equally to
3787-the 24 current members of the Alabama Network of Family Resource Centers and
3788-$150,000 of TANF funds shall be distributed equally to 3 emerging sites
3789-including ELI Thrive in Jefferson County, Family Services Center Barbour
3790-County / Clearinghouse in Barbour County, and HEARTS of Cleburne in Cleburne
3791-County. Funding from DHR contingent upon current centers remaining in good
3792-standing with the Alabama Network of Family Resource Centers and the
3793-emerging sites progressing towards membership and in good standing with the
3794-Alabama Network of Family Resource Centers.
3795-The Family Resource Centers shall expend these funds to assist the
3796-Department in moving individuals and families into Alabama’s workforce and
3797-facilitating economic security and to serve these families by providing
3798-resources and removing barriers to accomplish these outcomes. The Family
3799-Resource Centers, current and emerging, shall provide reports and/or
3800-information per the Department’s request to ensure accountability of these
3801-funds. The Department shall provide to the Chairs of the House Ways and
3802-Means-General Fund Committee and the Senate Finance and Taxation-General
3803-Fund Committee and the Legislative Fiscal Officer a report by the first day
3741+1594
38043742 1595
38053743 1596
38063744 1597
38073745 1598
38083746 1599
38093747 1600
38103748 1601
38113749 1602
3812-1603
3750+1603 HB186 INTRODUCED
3751+Page 57
3752+State General
3753+Fund Other Funds Total
3754+Authority, State:
3755+(a) Industrial Development
3756+Program
3757+20,000,000 2,320,000 22,320,000
3758+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
3759+(1) State General Fund -
3760+Transfer
3761+20,000,000
3762+(2) Alabama Capital Improvement
3763+Trust Fund
3764+2,000,000
3765+(3) SIDA Application Fees Fund 320,000
3766+Total Industrial Development
3767+Authority, State
3768+20,000,000 2,320,000 22,320,000
3769+74. Information Technology, Office
3770+of:
3771+(a) Administrative Support
3772+Services Program
3773+2,926,615 86,917,066 89,843,681
3774+(1) Cybersecurity 2,926,615
3775+The Office of Information Technology shall report semi-annually to the Chair of the House Ways
3776+and Means-General Fund Committee and the Chair of the Senate Finance and Taxation-General Fund
3777+Committee, Director of Finance, and the Legislative Fiscal Officer on the status of the updates
3778+to the state’s cybersecurity system.
3779+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
3780+(1) State General Fund 2,926,615
3781+(2) Telecommunications Revolving
3782+Fund, Estimated
3783+86,917,066
3784+Total Information Technology,
3785+Office of
3786+2,926,615 86,917,066 89,843,681
3787+Pursuant to Sections 41-28-1, et seq., Code of Alabama 1975.
3788+75. Insurance Board, State
3789+Employees':
3790+(a) Administrative Support
3791+Services Program
3792+8,979,487 8,979,487
38133793 1604
38143794 1605
38153795 1606
38163796 1607
38173797 1608
38183798 1609
38193799 1610
38203800 1611
38213801 1612
38223802 1613
38233803 1614
38243804 1615
38253805 1616
38263806 1617
38273807 1618
38283808 1619
38293809 1620
38303810 1621
38313811 1622
38323812 1623
3833-1624 HB186 Engrossed
3834-Page 60
3835-State General
3836-Fund Other Funds Total
3837-Fund Committee and the Legislative Fiscal Officer a report by the first day
3838-of the 2026 Regular Session regarding the expenditure and usage of the funds
3839-appropriated above to the Family Resource Centers in fiscal year 2026.
3840-(4) Alabama Sheriff's Youth
3841-Ranch
3842-300,000
3843-The above entity shall file a report with the Chairs of the House Ways and
3844-Means-General Fund Committee and the Senate Finance and Taxation-General
3845-Fund Committee and the Legislative Fiscal Officer by the first day of the
3846-2026 Regular Session regarding the expenditure and usage of the funds
3847-appropriated in fiscal year 2026.
3848-(5) Boys and Girls Clubs of
3849-Alabama
3850-350,000 1,800,000
3851-Of this amount, $350,000 shall be from the State General Fund and $1,800,000
3852-from the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) funds. To be
3853-expended exclusively to contract with the Boys and Girls Clubs of Alabama
3854-for TANF approved programs. The Boys and Girls Clubs of Alabama shall
3855-provide reports and/or information, per the Department's request, and/or
3856-contract to enhance accountability of any TANF funds. The Department shall
3857-provide to the Chairs of the House Ways and Means-General Fund Committee and
3858-the Senate Finance and Taxation-General Fund Committee and the Legislative
3859-Fiscal Officer a report by the first day of the 2026 Regular Session on the
3860-individual contracts and amounts and the expenditure usage of the funds
3861-appropriated above to the Boys and Girls Clubs of Alabama.
3862-(6) Heart Gallery Alabama 75,000
3863-(7) Transportation Pilot
3864-Program
3865-425,000
3866-For SAFE, Mary Hill Family Services Center, and Circle of Care Center for
3867-Families.
3868-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
3869-(1) State General Fund -
3870-Transfer
3871-148,978,977
3813+1624
38723814 1625
38733815 1626
38743816 1627
38753817 1628
38763818 1629
38773819 1630
38783820 1631
38793821 1632
3880-1633
3881-1634
3882-1635
3883-1636
3884-1637
3885-1638
3886-1639
3887-1640
3888-1641
3889-1642
3890-1643
3891-1644
3892-1645
3893-1646
3894-1647
3895-1648
3896-1649
3897-1650
3898-1651
3899-1652
3900-1653
3901-1654 HB186 Engrossed
3902-Page 61
3903-State General
3904-Fund Other Funds Total
3905-Transfer
3906-148,978,977
3907-(2) Pension Residue 20,773,500
3908-(3) ABC Profits 1,102,107
3909-(4) Beer Tax, Estimated 11,800,000
3910-(5) Child Support Collections,
3911-Estimated
3912-300,000
3913-(6) Cigarette Tax, Estimated 2,400,000
3914-(7) Contractor's Gross Receipts
3915-Tax, Estimated
3916-5,769,420
3917-(8) Federal and Local Funds 2,472,657,406
3918-(9) Fortified Wine, Estimated 500,000
3919-(10) Foster Care Trust Fund 50,000
3920-(11) Miscellaneous Receipts,
3921-Estimated
3922-6,636,056
3923-(12) Public Welfare Trust Fund
3924-Unencumbered Balance Brought
3925-Forward, Estimated
3926-54,152,982
3927-(13) Sales Tax 1,322,000
3928-(14) Sales Tax for Food Stamps,
3929-Estimated
3930-88,000,000
3931-In accordance with Section 40-23-35, Code of Alabama 1975.
3932-(15) Transfer from Facilitation
3933-Team Agencies, Estimated
3934-1,800,000
3935-(16) Use Tax for Foster Care 500,000
3936-(17) Whiskey Tax, Estimated 77,084,304
3937-Total Human Resources, Department
3938-of
3939-148,978,977 2,744,847,775 2,893,826,752
3940-1655
3941-1656
3942-1657
3943-1658
3944-1659
3945-1660
3946-1661
3947-1662
3948-1663
3949-1664
3950-1665
3951-1666
3952-1667
3953-1668
3954-1669
3955-1670
3956-1671
3957-1672
3958-1673
3959-1674
3960-1675
3961-1676
3962-1677
3963-1678
3964-1679
3965-1680 HB186 Engrossed
3966-Page 62
3967-State General
3968-Fund Other Funds Total
3969-of
3970-148,978,977 2,744,847,775 2,893,826,752
3971-No funds from the sales tax for the issuance of food stamps shall be reverted by the
3972-Department of Human Resources to the Education Trust Fund. Any funds appropriated
3973-which are in excess of the amount needed to fund the food stamp program shall be
3974-retained by the Department and expended for direct services to children, including
3975-the TANF program.
3976-72. Indian Affairs Commission,
3977-Alabama:
3978-(a) Social Services Program 492,868 492,868
3979-The above appropriation is to be expended in accordance with Sections
3980-41-9-708, et seq., Code of Alabama 1975.
3981-(1) Mowa Band of Indians 105,000
3982-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
3983-(1) State General Fund 492,868
3984-Total Indian Affairs Commission,
3985-Alabama
3986-492,868 492,868
3987-73. Industrial Development
3988-Authority, State:
3989-(a) Industrial Development
3990-Program
3991-15,000,000 2,320,000 17,320,000
3992-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
3993-(1) State General Fund -
3994-Transfer
3995-15,000,000
3996-(2) Alabama Capital Improvement
3997-Trust Fund
3998-2,000,000
3999-(3) SIDA Application Fees Fund 320,000
4000-Total Industrial Development
4001-Authority, State
4002-15,000,000 2,320,000 17,320,000
4003-74. Information Technology, Office
4004-of:
4005-1681
4006-1682
4007-1683
4008-1684
4009-1685
4010-1686
4011-1687
4012-1688
4013-1689
4014-1690
4015-1691
4016-1692
4017-1693
4018-1694
4019-1695
4020-1696
4021-1697
4022-1698
4023-1699
4024-1700
4025-1701
4026-1702
4027-1703
4028-1704
4029-1705
4030-1706
4031-1707
4032-1708
4033-1709 HB186 Engrossed
4034-Page 63
4035-State General
4036-Fund Other Funds Total
4037-of:
4038-(a) Administrative Support
4039-Services Program
4040-2,926,615 86,917,066 89,843,681
4041-(1) Cybersecurity 2,926,615
4042-The Office of Information Technology shall report semi-annually to the Chair
4043-of the House Ways and Means-General Fund Committee and the Chair of the
4044-Senate Finance and Taxation-General Fund Committee, Director of Finance, and
4045-the Legislative Fiscal Officer on the status of the updates to the state’s
4046-cybersecurity system.
4047-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
4048-(1) State General Fund 2,926,615
4049-(2) Telecommunications Revolving
4050-Fund, Estimated
4051-86,917,066
4052-Total Information Technology,
4053-Office of
4054-2,926,615 86,917,066 89,843,681
4055-Pursuant to Sections 41-28-1, et seq., Code of Alabama 1975.
4056-75. Insurance Board, State
4057-Employees':
4058-(a) Administrative Support
3822+1633 HB186 INTRODUCED
3823+Page 58
3824+State General
3825+Fund Other Funds Total
40593826 Services Program
40603827 8,979,487 8,979,487
40613828 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
40623829 (1) State Employees' Insurance
40633830 Board Expense Fund
40643831 8,979,487
40653832 Total Insurance Board, State
40663833 Employees'
40673834 8,979,487 8,979,487
40683835 76. Insurance, Department of:
40693836 (a) Regulatory Services Program 84,749,919 84,749,919
40703837 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
40713838 (1) Center for Risk and
40723839 Insurance Research Fund
40733840 1,500,000
4074-(2) Fire Marshal's Fund 728,198
4075-1710
4076-1711
4077-1712
4078-1713
4079-1714
4080-1715
4081-1716
4082-1717
4083-1718
4084-1719
4085-1720
4086-1721
4087-1722
4088-1723
4089-1724
4090-1725
4091-1726
4092-1727
4093-1728
4094-1729
4095-1730
4096-1731
4097-1732
4098-1733
4099-1734
4100-1735
4101-1736
4102-1737
4103-1738
4104-1739 HB186 Engrossed
4105-Page 64
4106-State General
4107-Fund Other Funds Total
41083841 (2) Fire Marshal's Fund 728,198
41093842 As provided in Sections 34-33-11, 8-17-211, and 8-17-255, Code of Alabama
41103843 1975.
41113844 (3) Insurance Department Fund 50,951,999
41123845 As provided in Section 27-2-39, Code of Alabama 1975.
41133846 (4) Insurance Fraud Unit Fund 361,943
41143847 As provided in Sections 27-12A-1 through 27-12A-42, Code of Alabama 1975.
41153848 (5) Reduced Cigarette Ignition
41163849 Propensity Standards and
41173850 Firefighter Protection Act
41183851 Fund
41193852 47,408
41203853 As provided in Section 8-17-278, Code of Alabama 1975.
41213854 (6) Service Contract Fund 51,259
41223855 As provided in Section 8-32-3, Code of Alabama 1975.
41233856 (7) Special Examination
41243857 Revolving Fund
41253858 11,109,112
41263859 (8) Strengthen Alabama Homes
41273860 Fund
41283861 20,000,000
41293862 As provided in Section 27-31E-2, Code of Alabama 1975.
41303863 Total Insurance, Department of 84,749,919 84,749,919
3864+1634
3865+1635
3866+1636
3867+1637
3868+1638
3869+1639
3870+1640
3871+1641
3872+1642
3873+1643
3874+1644
3875+1645
3876+1646
3877+1647
3878+1648
3879+1649
3880+1650
3881+1651
3882+1652
3883+1653
3884+1654
3885+1655
3886+1656
3887+1657
3888+1658
3889+1659
3890+1660
3891+1661
3892+1662
3893+1663 HB186 INTRODUCED
3894+Page 59
3895+State General
3896+Fund Other Funds Total
3897+Total Insurance, Department of 84,749,919 84,749,919
41313898 77. Interior Designers, Alabama
41323899 Board for Registered:
41333900 (a) Professional and
41343901 Occupational Licensing and
41353902 Regulation Program
41363903 50,000 50,000
41373904 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
41383905 (1) Interior Design Fund 50,000
41393906 As provided in Section 34-15C-14, Code of Alabama 1975.
41403907 Total Interior Designers, Alabama
4141-Board for Registered
4142-50,000 50,000
4143-1740
4144-1741
4145-1742
4146-1743
4147-1744
4148-1745
4149-1746
4150-1747
4151-1748
4152-1749
4153-1750
4154-1751
4155-1752
4156-1753
4157-1754
4158-1755
4159-1756
4160-1757
4161-1758
4162-1759
4163-1760
4164-1761
4165-1762
4166-1763
4167-1764
4168-1765
4169-1766
4170-1767
4171-1768 HB186 Engrossed
4172-Page 65
4173-State General
4174-Fund Other Funds Total
41753908 Board for Registered
41763909 50,000 50,000
41773910 78. Interpreters and
41783911 Transliterators, Alabama
41793912 Licensure Board for:
41803913 (a) Professional and
41813914 Occupational Licensing and
41823915 Regulation Program
41833916 95,000 95,000
41843917 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
41853918 (1) Alabama Licensure Board for
41863919 Interpreters and
41873920 Transliterators Fund
41883921 95,000
41893922 As provided in Section 34-16-9, Code of Alabama 1975.
41903923 Total Interpreters and
41913924 Transliterators, Alabama Licensure
41923925 Board for
41933926 95,000 95,000
41943927 79. Landscape Architects, Board of
41953928 Examiners of:
41963929 (a) Professional and
41973930 Occupational Licensing and
41983931 Regulation Program
41993932 95,000 95,000
42003933 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
3934+1664
3935+1665
3936+1666
3937+1667
3938+1668
3939+1669
3940+1670
3941+1671
3942+1672
3943+1673
3944+1674
3945+1675
3946+1676
3947+1677
3948+1678
3949+1679
3950+1680
3951+1681
3952+1682
3953+1683
3954+1684
3955+1685
3956+1686
3957+1687
3958+1688
3959+1689
3960+1690
3961+1691
3962+1692
3963+1693 HB186 INTRODUCED
3964+Page 60
3965+State General
3966+Fund Other Funds Total
3967+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
42013968 (1) Landscape Architect's Fund 95,000
42023969 As provided in Section 34-17-6, Code of Alabama 1975.
42033970 Total Landscape Architects, Board
42043971 of Examiners of
42053972 95,000 95,000
42063973 80. Law Enforcement Agency, State:
42073974 (a) Department of Public Safety
42083975 Program
4209-105,181,535 40,206,094 145,387,629
3976+102,831,535 40,206,094 143,037,629
42103977 (1) Alabama Human Trafficking
42113978 Partnership
42123979 100,000
4213-1769
4214-1770
4215-1771
4216-1772
4217-1773
4218-1774
4219-1775
4220-1776
4221-1777
4222-1778
4223-1779
4224-1780
4225-1781
4226-1782
4227-1783
4228-1784
4229-1785
4230-1786
4231-1787
4232-1788
4233-1789
4234-1790
4235-1791
4236-1792
4237-1793
4238-1794
4239-1795
4240-1796
4241-1797 HB186 Engrossed
4242-Page 66
4243-State General
4244-Fund Other Funds Total
4245-Partnership
4246-100,000
4247-(2) Alabama Metro Crime
4248-Suppression Unit
3980+(2) FAST Drivers License System 7,200,000
3981+In fiscal year 2026, the Law Enforcement Agency shall report semi-annually to the Chair of the
3982+House Ways and Means-General Fund Committee and the Chair of the Senate Finance and
3983+Taxation-General Fund Committee, Director of Finance, and the Legislative Fiscal Officer on the
3984+status of the FAST Drivers License System.
3985+(3) Helicopter flight time for safety
3986+flights along the Gulf Coast
3987+400,000
3988+(4) State House Security 700,000
3989+(5) Vaping Enforcement 350,000
3990+(6) Alabama Metro Crime Suppression
3991+Unit
42493992 3,000,000
4250-(3) Capitol Security 2,500,000
4251-(4) FAST Drivers License
4252-System
4253-7,200,000
4254-In fiscal year 2026, the Law Enforcement Agency shall report semi-annually
4255-to the Chair of the House Ways and Means-General Fund Committee and the
4256-Chair of the Senate Finance and Taxation-General Fund Committee, Director of
4257-Finance, and the Legislative Fiscal Officer on the status of the FAST
4258-Drivers License System.
4259-(5) Helicopter flight time for
4260-safety flights along the
4261-Gulf Coast
4262-400,000
4263-(6) State House Security 700,000
4264-(7) Vaping Enforcement 200,000
42653993 (b) State Bureau of
42663994 Investigation Program
42673995 8,838,117 37,859,370 46,697,487
42683996 (c) Administrative Bureau
42693997 Program
42703998 30,148,104 53,412,365 83,560,469
42713999 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
42724000 (1) State General Fund -
42734001 Transfer
4274-144,167,756
4002+141,817,756
42754003 (2) Federal and Local Funds 38,379,708
42764004 (3) Impaired Driving Prevention
42774005 and Enforcement Fund
42784006 407,050
42794007 (4) Interlock Ignition Fund 140,000
4008+1694
4009+1695
4010+1696
4011+1697
4012+1698
4013+1699
4014+1700
4015+1701
4016+1702
4017+1703
4018+1704
4019+1705
4020+1706
4021+1707
4022+1708
4023+1709
4024+1710
4025+1711
4026+1712
4027+1713
4028+1714
4029+1715
4030+1716
4031+1717
4032+1718
4033+1719
4034+1720
4035+1721
4036+1722
4037+1723
4038+1724 HB186 INTRODUCED
4039+Page 61
4040+State General
4041+Fund Other Funds Total
4042+(4) Interlock Ignition Fund 140,000
42804043 (5) Miscellaneous Funds 3,069,230
42814044 (6) Transfer from Highway
4282-Traffic Safety Fund
4283-53,024,600
4284-1798
4285-1799
4286-1800
4287-1801
4288-1802
4289-1803
4290-1804
4291-1805
4292-1806
4293-1807
4294-1808
4295-1809
4296-1810
4297-1811
4298-1812
4299-1813
4300-1814
4301-1815
4302-1816
4303-1817
4304-1818
4305-1819
4306-1820
4307-1821
4308-1822
4309-1823
4310-1824
4311-1825
4312-1826 HB186 Engrossed
4313-Page 67
4314-State General
4315-Fund Other Funds Total
43164045 Traffic Safety Fund
43174046 53,024,600
43184047 (7) Transfer from Marine Police
43194048 Fund
43204049 8,105,893
43214050 (8) Transfer from Revenue
43224051 Administration Fund
43234052 1,200,000
43244053 (9) DPS Automated Fingerprint
43254054 Identification System
43264055 2,744,044
43274056 (10) Transfer from ABC Board
43284057 Fund
43294058 17,712,246
43304059 (11) Transfer from ACJIC
43314060 Automation Fund
43324061 5,176,058
43334062 (12) Victim Notification Fund 19,000
43344063 (13) Motor Vehicle Replacement
43354064 Fund
43364065 1,000,000
43374066 (14) DOJ Equitable Sharing Funds 250,000
43384067 (15) Treasury Equity Sharing
43394068 Funds
43404069 250,000
43414070 Total Law Enforcement Agency,
43424071 State
4343-144,167,756 131,477,829 275,645,585
4072+141,817,756 131,477,829 273,295,585
43444073 81. Lieutenant Governor, Office of
43454074 the:
43464075 (a) Legislative Operations and
43474076 Support Program
43484077 704,440 704,440
43494078 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
43504079 (1) State General Fund 704,440
43514080 Total Lieutenant Governor, Office
43524081 of the
43534082 704,440 704,440
43544083 82. Liquefied Petroleum Gas Board:
4084+1725
4085+1726
4086+1727
4087+1728
4088+1729
4089+1730
4090+1731
4091+1732
4092+1733
4093+1734
4094+1735
4095+1736
4096+1737
4097+1738
4098+1739
4099+1740
4100+1741
4101+1742
4102+1743
4103+1744
4104+1745
4105+1746
4106+1747
4107+1748
4108+1749
4109+1750
4110+1751
4111+1752
4112+1753
4113+1754 HB186 INTRODUCED
4114+Page 62
4115+State General
4116+Fund Other Funds Total
4117+82. Liquefied Petroleum Gas Board:
43554118 (a) Regulatory Services Program 2,522,608 2,522,608
43564119 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
4120+(1) Liquefied Petroleum Gas
4121+Board Fund
4122+2,322,608
4123+(2) Liquefied Petroleum Gas
4124+Research and Education Fund
4125+200,000
4126+Total Liquefied Petroleum Gas
4127+Board
4128+2,522,608 2,522,608
4129+83. Manufactured Housing
4130+Commission, Advisory Board:
4131+(a) Regulatory Services Program 4,792,000 4,792,000
4132+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
4133+(1) Alabama Manufactured Housing
4134+Commission Fund
4135+4,792,000
4136+As provided in Section 24-6-4, Code of Alabama 1975.
4137+Total Manufactured Housing
4138+Commission, Advisory Board
4139+4,792,000 4,792,000
4140+84. Marriage and Family Therapy,
4141+Board of Examiners in:
4142+(a) Professional and
4143+Occupational Licensing and
4144+Regulation Program
4145+100,000 100,000
4146+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
4147+(1) Board of Examiners in
4148+Marriage and Family Therapy
4149+Fund
4150+100,000
4151+As provided in Section 34-17A-25, Code of Alabama 1975.
4152+Total Marriage and Family Therapy,
4153+Board of Examiners in
4154+100,000 100,000
4155+1755
4156+1756
4157+1757
4158+1758
4159+1759
4160+1760
4161+1761
4162+1762
4163+1763
4164+1764
4165+1765
4166+1766
4167+1767
4168+1768
4169+1769
4170+1770
4171+1771
4172+1772
4173+1773
4174+1774
4175+1775
4176+1776
4177+1777
4178+1778
4179+1779
4180+1780
4181+1781
4182+1782
4183+1783 HB186 INTRODUCED
4184+Page 63
4185+State General
4186+Fund Other Funds Total
4187+Board of Examiners in
4188+100,000 100,000
4189+85. Massage Therapy, Alabama Board
4190+of:
4191+(a) Professional and
4192+Occupational Licensing and
4193+Regulation Program
4194+425,000 425,000
4195+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
4196+(1) Alabama Board of Massage
4197+Therapy Fund
4198+425,000
4199+As provided in Section 34-43-14, Code of Alabama 1975.
4200+Total Massage Therapy, Alabama
4201+Board of
4202+425,000 425,000
4203+86. Medicaid Agency, Alabama:
4204+(a) Medical Assistance through
4205+Medicaid Program
4206+1,184,000,000 8,954,150,955 10,138,150,955
4207+The Medicaid Agency will reimburse the Department of Public Health for actual
4208+costs (in compliance with OMB Circular A-87 and Centers for Medicare and
4209+Medicaid Services guidelines) for services provided. The Department of Public
4210+Health shall transfer to the Medicaid Agency the state funds attributable to
4211+the difference between their costs and Medicaid's routine reimbursement fee.
4212+The Medicaid Agency shall make every effort to maintain level funding for the
4213+adult prosthetic and orthotic program in fiscal year 2026. Any requirements
4214+for prior authorization of antipsychotic drugs will be for the limited purpose
4215+of managing off-label utilization. The Medicaid Agency shall make every effort
4216+to provide access for medications prescribed in accordance with FDA approved
4217+indications for mental illness and HIV/AIDS. The Alabama Medicaid Agency shall
4218+not pay for a generic drug that is more expensive than its brand name drug,
4219+net of rebates. The Alabama Medicaid Agency shall continue to fund and support
4220+the PACE program in accordance with written agreements.
4221+(1) Dental Services Project for
4222+Handicapped/Indigent Patients
4223+50,000
4224+1784
4225+1785
4226+1786
4227+1787
4228+1788
4229+1789
4230+1790
4231+1791
4232+1792
4233+1793
4234+1794
4235+1795
4236+1796
4237+1797
4238+1798
4239+1799
4240+1800
4241+1801
4242+1802
4243+1803
4244+1804
4245+1805
4246+1806
4247+1807
4248+1808
4249+1809
4250+1810
4251+1811
4252+1812
4253+1813 HB186 INTRODUCED
4254+Page 64
4255+State General
4256+Fund Other Funds Total
4257+Handicapped/Indigent Patients
4258+50,000
4259+(2) Payment of Hospital Inpatient and
4260+Outpatient Services
4261+15,000,000
4262+For the purposes of state share and the related federal matching funds for payment of hospital
4263+inpatient and outpatient services delivered in Alabama by hospitals as defined by 42 U.S. Code
4264+Chapter 7, Subchapter XVIII, Part E, §1395ww(d)(1)(B)(iii) and who participate directly as
4265+qualified entities to receive funding under 42 U.S. Code, Chapter 6A, Subchapter II, Part D,
4266+Subpart ix, §256e. This appropriation shall be separate from and in addition to funds described
4267+in Alabama Code Title 40 Chapter 26B Article 5.
4268+(3) Payment of Hospital Inpatient and
4269+Outpatient Services Delivered in
4270+Alabama by Rural Hospitals
4271+7,000,000
4272+For the purposes of state share and the related federal matching funds for payment of hospital
4273+inpatient and outpatient services delivered in Alabama by rural hospitals. Rural hospitals
4274+shall be defined as those hospitals whose hospital physical address qualifies for the
4275+definition of CMS Rural for Rural Health Clinics Program. This appropriation shall be separate
4276+from and in addition to funds described in Alabama Code Title 40 Chapter 26B Article 5.
4277+(4) Post Partum Coverage Pilot
4278+Project
4279+4,000,000
4280+For a pilot project to extend postpartum coverage from 60 days to 12 months. It is the intent
4281+of the Legislature to view this coverage as a pilot program for the Alabama Medicaid Agency to
4282+review and assess costs, postpartum services utilization, and health outcomes.
4283+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
4284+(1) State General Fund 1,184,000,000
4285+(2) Alabama Health Care Trust
4286+Fund, Estimated
4287+460,446,720
4288+(3) Certified Public
4289+Expenditures, Estimated
4290+3,498,816
4291+(4) Court Ordered Settlements 359,646
4292+(5) Departmental Receipts,
4293+Estimated
4294+24,902,372
4295+(6) Drug Rebates, Estimated 168,051,752
4296+(7) Federal and Local Funds 7,196,257,802
4297+1814
4298+1815
4299+1816
4300+1817
4301+1818
4302+1819
4303+1820
4304+1821
4305+1822
4306+1823
4307+1824
4308+1825
4309+1826
43574310 1827
43584311 1828
43594312 1829
43604313 1830
43614314 1831
43624315 1832
43634316 1833
43644317 1834
43654318 1835
43664319 1836
43674320 1837
43684321 1838
43694322 1839
43704323 1840
43714324 1841
43724325 1842
43734326 1843
43744327 1844
4375-1845
4376-1846
4377-1847
4378-1848
4379-1849
4380-1850
4381-1851
4382-1852
4383-1853
4384-1854
4385-1855 HB186 Engrossed
4386-Page 68
4387-State General
4388-Fund Other Funds Total
4389-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
4390-(1) Liquefied Petroleum Gas
4391-Board Fund
4392-2,322,608
4393-(2) Liquefied Petroleum Gas
4394-Research and Education Fund
4395-200,000
4396-Total Liquefied Petroleum Gas
4397-Board
4398-2,522,608 2,522,608
4399-83. Manufactured Housing
4400-Commission, Advisory Board:
4401-(a) Regulatory Services Program 4,792,000 4,792,000
4402-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
4403-(1) Alabama Manufactured Housing
4404-Commission Fund
4405-4,792,000
4406-As provided in Section 24-6-4, Code of Alabama 1975.
4407-Total Manufactured Housing
4408-Commission, Advisory Board
4409-4,792,000 4,792,000
4410-84. Marriage and Family Therapy,
4411-Board of Examiners in:
4412-(a) Professional and
4413-Occupational Licensing and
4414-Regulation Program
4415-100,000 100,000
4416-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
4417-(1) Board of Examiners in
4418-Marriage and Family Therapy
4419-Fund
4420-100,000
4421-As provided in Section 34-17A-25, Code of Alabama 1975.
4422-Total Marriage and Family Therapy,
4423-Board of Examiners in
4424-100,000 100,000
4425-85. Massage Therapy, Alabama Board
4426-of:
4427-1856
4428-1857
4429-1858
4430-1859
4431-1860
4432-1861
4433-1862
4434-1863
4435-1864
4436-1865
4437-1866
4438-1867
4439-1868
4440-1869
4441-1870
4442-1871
4443-1872
4444-1873
4445-1874
4446-1875
4447-1876
4448-1877
4449-1878
4450-1879
4451-1880
4452-1881
4453-1882
4454-1883
4455-1884 HB186 Engrossed
4456-Page 69
4457-State General
4458-Fund Other Funds Total
4459-of:
4460-(a) Professional and
4461-Occupational Licensing and
4462-Regulation Program
4463-425,000 425,000
4464-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
4465-(1) Alabama Board of Massage
4466-Therapy Fund
4467-425,000
4468-As provided in Section 34-43-14, Code of Alabama 1975.
4469-Total Massage Therapy, Alabama
4470-Board of
4471-425,000 425,000
4472-86. Medicaid Agency, Alabama:
4473-(a) Medical Assistance through
4474-Medicaid Program
4475-1,179,000,000 8,954,150,955 10,133,150,955
4476-The Medicaid Agency will reimburse the Department of Public Health for actual
4477-costs (in compliance with OMB Circular A-87 and Centers for Medicare and
4478-Medicaid Services guidelines) for services provided. The Department of Public
4479-Health shall transfer to the Medicaid Agency the state funds attributable to
4480-the difference between their costs and Medicaid's routine reimbursement fee.
4481-The Medicaid Agency shall make every effort to maintain level funding for the
4482-adult prosthetic and orthotic program in fiscal year 2026. Any requirements
4483-for prior authorization of antipsychotic drugs will be for the limited purpose
4484-of managing off-label utilization. The Medicaid Agency shall make every effort
4485-to provide access for medications prescribed in accordance with FDA approved
4486-indications for mental illness and HIV/AIDS. The Alabama Medicaid Agency shall
4487-not pay for a generic drug that is more expensive than its brand name drug,
4488-net of rebates. The Alabama Medicaid Agency shall continue to fund and support
4489-the PACE program in accordance with written agreements.
4490-(1) Dental Services Project
4491-for Handicapped/Indigent
4492-Patients
4493-50,000
4494-1885
4495-1886
4496-1887
4497-1888
4498-1889
4499-1890
4500-1891
4501-1892
4502-1893
4503-1894
4504-1895
4505-1896
4506-1897
4507-1898
4508-1899
4509-1900
4510-1901
4511-1902
4512-1903
4513-1904
4514-1905
4515-1906
4516-1907
4517-1908
4518-1909
4519-1910
4520-1911
4521-1912
4522-1913 HB186 Engrossed
4523-Page 70
4524-State General
4525-Fund Other Funds Total
4526-Patients
4527-50,000
4528-(2) Payment of Hospital
4529-Inpatient and Outpatient
4530-Services
4531-15,000,000
4532-For the purposes of state share and the related federal matching funds for
4533-payment of hospital inpatient and outpatient services delivered in Alabama
4534-by hospitals as defined by 42 U.S. Code Chapter 7, Subchapter XVIII, Part E,
4535-§1395ww(d)(1)(B)(iii) and who participate directly as qualified entities to
4536-receive funding under 42 U.S. Code, Chapter 6A, Subchapter II, Part D,
4537-Subpart ix, §256e. This appropriation shall be separate from and in addition
4538-to funds described in Alabama Code Title 40 Chapter 26B Article 5.
4539-(3) Payment of Hospital
4540-Inpatient and Outpatient
4541-Services Delivered in
4542-Alabama by Rural Hospitals
4543-7,000,000
4544-For the purposes of state share and the related federal matching funds for
4545-payment of hospital inpatient and outpatient services delivered in Alabama
4546-by rural hospitals. Rural hospitals shall be defined as those hospitals
4547-whose hospital physical address qualifies for the definition of CMS Rural
4548-for Rural Health Clinics Program. This appropriation shall be separate from
4549-and in addition to funds described in Alabama Code Title 40 Chapter 26B
4550-Article 5.
4551-(4) Post Partum Coverage Pilot
4552-Project
4553-4,000,000
4554-For a pilot project to extend postpartum coverage from 60 days to 12 months.
4555-It is the intent of the Legislature to view this coverage as a pilot program
4556-for the Alabama Medicaid Agency to review and assess costs, postpartum
4557-services utilization, and health outcomes.
4558-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
4559-(1) State General Fund 1,179,000,000
4560-1914
4561-1915
4562-1916
4563-1917
4564-1918
4565-1919
4566-1920
4567-1921
4568-1922
4569-1923
4570-1924
4571-1925
4572-1926
4573-1927
4574-1928
4575-1929
4576-1930
4577-1931
4578-1932
4579-1933
4580-1934
4581-1935
4582-1936
4583-1937
4584-1938
4585-1939
4586-1940
4587-1941
4588-1942 HB186 Engrossed
4589-Page 71
4590-State General
4591-Fund Other Funds Total
4592-(1) State General Fund 1,179,000,000
4593-(2) Alabama Health Care Trust
4594-Fund, Estimated
4595-460,446,720
4596-(3) Certified Public
4597-Expenditures, Estimated
4598-3,498,816
4599-(4) Court Ordered Settlements 359,646
4600-(5) Departmental Receipts,
4601-Estimated
4602-24,902,372
4603-(6) Drug Rebates, Estimated 168,051,752
4328+1845 HB186 INTRODUCED
4329+Page 65
4330+State General
4331+Fund Other Funds Total
46044332 (7) Federal and Local Funds 7,196,257,802
46054333 (8) Intergovernmental Transfers,
46064334 Estimated
46074335 525,648,032
46084336 (9) Medicaid Emergency Reserve
46094337 Fund
46104338 100,000,000
46114339 (10) Transfer from Department of
46124340 Human Resources
46134341 30,192,216
46144342 (11) Transfer from Department of
46154343 Mental Health
46164344 229,775,773
46174345 (12) Transfer from Department of
46184346 Public Health
46194347 36,969,832
46204348 (13) Transfer from Department of
46214349 Rehabilitation Services
46224350 14,578,924
46234351 (14) Transfer from Department of
46244352 Senior Services
46254353 27,620,296
46264354 (15) Transfer from Department of
46274355 Youth Services
46284356 4,196,518
46294357 (16) Transfer from Medicaid
46304358 Trust Fund, Estimated
46314359 26,387,619
46324360 (17) Transfer from Public
46334361 Schools, Estimated
46344362 51,787,598
4363+(18) Unencumbered Balance
4364+Brought Forward, Estimated
4365+53,477,039
4366+Total Medicaid Agency, Alabama 1,184,000,000 8,954,150,955 10,138,150,955
4367+87. Medical Cannabis Commission,
4368+Alabama:
4369+(a) Professional and
4370+Occupational Licensing and
4371+Regulation Program
4372+1,500,000 1,500,000 3,000,000
4373+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
4374+(1) State General Fund 1,500,000
4375+1846
4376+1847
4377+1848
4378+1849
4379+1850
4380+1851
4381+1852
4382+1853
4383+1854
4384+1855
4385+1856
4386+1857
4387+1858
4388+1859
4389+1860
4390+1861
4391+1862
4392+1863
4393+1864
4394+1865
4395+1866
4396+1867
4397+1868
4398+1869
4399+1870
4400+1871
4401+1872
4402+1873
4403+1874
4404+1875 HB186 INTRODUCED
4405+Page 66
4406+State General
4407+Fund Other Funds Total
4408+(1) State General Fund 1,500,000
4409+(2) Medical Cannabis Commission
4410+Fund
4411+1,500,000
4412+Total Medical Cannabis Commission,
4413+Alabama
4414+1,500,000 1,500,000 3,000,000
4415+88. Mental Health, Department of:
4416+(a) Substance Abuse Program 9,590,542 106,204,369 115,794,911
4417+(1) Community Provider Rate Increase 3,482,142
4418+(2) Calhoun County Substance Abuse
4419+Prevention Services
4420+135,000
4421+(b) Administrative Services
4422+Program
4423+7,617,341 33,254,468 40,871,809
4424+(c) Special Services Program 6,567,412 12,100,021 18,667,433
4425+(1) Alabama Interagency Autism
4426+Coordinating Council
4427+60,000
4428+(2) Substance Abuse Prevention
4429+Services
4430+310,000
4431+(3) For services to Medicaid-eligible
4432+Children and Youth with Severe
4433+Emotional Disturbance or Autism
4434+Spectrum Disorder
4435+4,750,000
4436+(d) Institutional Treatment and
4437+Care of Intellectually
4438+Disabled Program
4439+61,791,228 623,565,561 685,356,789
4440+(1) Residential Habilitation Provider
4441+Rates Increase
4442+1,237,025
4443+(2) Community Provider Rates Increase 8,571,429
4444+(e) Institutional Treatment and
4445+Care of Mental Illness
4446+Program
4447+162,596,146 347,420,133 510,016,279
4448+(1) Anti-Eviction Defense Program 650,000
4449+1876
4450+1877
4451+1878
4452+1879
4453+1880
4454+1881
4455+1882
4456+1883
4457+1884
4458+1885
4459+1886
4460+1887
4461+1888
4462+1889
4463+1890
4464+1891
4465+1892
4466+1893
4467+1894
4468+1895
4469+1896
4470+1897
4471+1898
4472+1899
4473+1900
4474+1901
4475+1902
4476+1903
4477+1904
4478+1905
4479+1906 HB186 INTRODUCED
4480+Page 67
4481+State General
4482+Fund Other Funds Total
4483+(1) Anti-Eviction Defense Program 650,000
4484+(2) Community Mental Health Centers 6,250,000
4485+The funding provided in this act for community mental health centers shall be combined with
4486+$5,750,000 of the funding provided in the Education Trust Fund appropriations act, so that a
4487+total of at least $10,000,000 in state funds is allocated to community mental health centers.
4488+(3) Crisis Intervention and Sensory
4489+Training Program
4490+1,000,000
4491+(4) Existing Six Crisis Diversion
4492+Centers within the State
4493+36,000,000
4494+In fiscal year 2026, the Department shall report to the Chair of the House Ways and
4495+Means-General Fund Committee and the Chair of the Senate Finance and Taxation-General Fund
4496+Committee, the Director of Finance, and the Legislative Fiscal Officer regarding the status of
4497+construction of each center and, if completed, the operating expenses of each center, including
4498+the number of employees, and the number of persons served at each center.
4499+(5) Existing Five Rural Crisis Care
4500+Programs
4501+6,000,000
4502+In fiscal year 2026, the Department shall report to the Chair of the House Ways and
4503+Means-General Fund Committee and the Chair of the Finance and Taxation-General Fund Committee,
4504+the Director of Finance, and the Legislative Fiscal Officer regarding the status of
4505+construction, if any, for the five programs and, if completed, the operating expenses of the
4506+programs, including the number of employees, and the number of persons served through each
4507+program.
4508+(6) Pilot Program for Mobile Crisis
4509+Centers for Children and
4510+Adolescents
4511+5,000,000
4512+In fiscal year 2026, the Department shall report to the Chair of the House Ways and
4513+Means-General Fund Committee and the Chair of the Senate Finance and Taxation-General Fund
4514+Committee, the Finance Director, and the Legislative Fiscal Officer regarding the expenses of
4515+the pilot program, including the number of employees, and the number of persons served by the
4516+mobile crisis centers.
4517+(7) Stepping Up Initiative Expansion 1,829,250
4518+(8) To Comply with the Terms of the
4519+Consent Decree in Hunter v.
4520+Beshear
4521+3,715,000
4522+1907
4523+1908
4524+1909
4525+1910
4526+1911
4527+1912
4528+1913
4529+1914
4530+1915
4531+1916
4532+1917
4533+1918
4534+1919
4535+1920
4536+1921
4537+1922
4538+1923
4539+1924
4540+1925
4541+1926
4542+1927
4543+1928
4544+1929
4545+1930
4546+1931
4547+1932
4548+1933
4549+1934
4550+1935
4551+1936
4552+1937
4553+1938
4554+1939 HB186 INTRODUCED
4555+Page 68
4556+State General
4557+Fund Other Funds Total
4558+Beshear
4559+3,715,000
4560+(9) Veteran's PTSD Treatment Program 200,000
4561+(10) Civil Commitment / Residential
4562+Services
4563+10,000,000
4564+To increase the number of civil commitment beds and prevent the loss of current civil
4565+commitment beds due to lack of financial sustainability.
4566+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
4567+(1) State General Fund -
4568+Transfer
4569+248,162,669
4570+(2) Federal and Local Funds,
4571+Estimated
4572+879,511,526
4573+(3) Indigent Offender
4574+Alcohol/Drug Treatment Fund
4575+115,000
4576+(4) Special Mental Health Trust
4577+Fund, Estimated
4578+236,364,491
4579+(5) Cigarette Tax 5,018,178
4580+(6) Departmental Receipts 1,495,357
4581+(7) Alabama Behavioral Analyst
4582+Licensing Board Fund
4583+40,000
4584+Total Mental Health, Department of 248,162,669 1,122,544,552 1,370,707,221
4585+89. Midwifery, State Board of:
4586+(a) Alabama State Board of
4587+Midwifery Program
4588+25,000 25,000
4589+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
4590+(1) State Board of Midwifery
4591+Fund
4592+25,000
4593+As provided in Section 34-19-12, Code of Alabama 1975.
4594+Total Midwifery, State Board of 25,000 25,000
4595+90. Military Department:
4596+(a) Military Operations Program 10,931,694 10,931,694
4597+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
4598+1940
4599+1941
4600+1942
46354601 1943
46364602 1944
46374603 1945
46384604 1946
46394605 1947
46404606 1948
46414607 1949
46424608 1950
46434609 1951
46444610 1952
46454611 1953
46464612 1954
46474613 1955
46484614 1956
46494615 1957
46504616 1958
46514617 1959
46524618 1960
46534619 1961
46544620 1962
46554621 1963
46564622 1964
46574623 1965
46584624 1966
46594625 1967
46604626 1968
4661-1969
4627+1969 HB186 INTRODUCED
4628+Page 69
4629+State General
4630+Fund Other Funds Total
4631+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
4632+(1) State General Fund - Active
4633+Military Service
4634+3,222
4635+(2) State General Fund - JEEP
4636+Program
4637+313,334
4638+(3) State General Fund -
4639+Operations
4640+9,397,671
4641+(4) State General Fund - State
4642+Share Utilities
4643+1,217,467
4644+Total Military Department 10,931,694 10,931,694
4645+91. Military Department - Armory
4646+Commission of Alabama:
4647+(a) Military Operations Program 82,393,657 82,393,657
4648+(b) Capital Outlay Program 4,000,000 26,840,000 30,840,000
4649+(1) Armory Maintenance and
4650+Revitalization
4651+2,000,000
4652+In fiscal year 2026, the Military Department-Armory Commission shall report to the Chair of the
4653+House and Means-General Fund Committee and the Senate Finance and Taxation-General Fund
4654+Committee, the Director of Finance, and the Legislative Fiscal Officer regarding the physical
4655+condition of the armories and the expenditure and use of these funds.
4656+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
4657+(1) State General Fund 4,000,000
4658+(2) Federal and Local Funds 98,107,136
4659+(3) Federal Counter Drug - US
4660+Attorney Fund
4661+39,000
4662+(4) Military - Federal Air Fund 9,400,521
4663+(5) Military Department
4664+Billeting Revolving Fund,
4665+Estimated
4666+1,687,000
4667+Total Military Department - Armory
4668+Commission of Alabama
4669+4,000,000 109,233,657 113,233,657
46624670 1970
4663-1971 HB186 Engrossed
4664-Page 72
4665-State General
4666-Fund Other Funds Total
4667-Schools, Estimated
4668-51,787,598
4669-(18) Unencumbered Balance
4670-Brought Forward, Estimated
4671-53,477,039
4672-Total Medicaid Agency, Alabama 1,179,000,000 8,954,150,955 10,133,150,955
4673-87. Medical Cannabis Commission,
4674-Alabama:
4675-(a) Professional and
4676-Occupational Licensing and
4677-Regulation Program
4678-1,500,000 1,500,000 3,000,000
4679-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
4680-(1) State General Fund 1,500,000
4681-(2) Medical Cannabis Commission
4682-Fund
4683-1,500,000
4684-Total Medical Cannabis Commission,
4685-Alabama
4686-1,500,000 1,500,000 3,000,000
4687-88. Mental Health, Department of:
4688-(a) Substance Abuse Program 9,590,542 106,204,369 115,794,911
4689-(1) Calhoun County Substance
4690-Abuse Prevention Services
4691-135,000
4692-(2) Community Provider Rate
4693-Increase
4694-3,482,142
4695-(b) Administrative Services
4696-Program
4697-7,617,341 33,254,468 40,871,809
4698-(c) Special Services Program 6,772,710 12,100,021 18,872,731
4699-(1) Alabama Interagency Autism
4700-Coordinating Council
4701-60,000
4702-(2) ARC of Jackson County 100,000
4703-(3) ARC of Madison County 105,298
4704-For a mobile unit for autism testing.
4671+1971
47054672 1972
47064673 1973
47074674 1974
47084675 1975
47094676 1976
47104677 1977
47114678 1978
47124679 1979
47134680 1980
47144681 1981
47154682 1982
47164683 1983
47174684 1984
47184685 1985
47194686 1986
47204687 1987
47214688 1988
47224689 1989
47234690 1990
47244691 1991
47254692 1992
47264693 1993
47274694 1994
47284695 1995
47294696 1996
47304697 1997
47314698 1998
4732-1999 HB186 Engrossed
4733-Page 73
4734-State General
4735-Fund Other Funds Total
4736-For a mobile unit for autism testing.
4737-(4) Substance Abuse Prevention
4738-Services
4739-310,000
4740-(5) For services to
4741-Medicaid-eligible Children
4742-and Youth with Severe
4743-Emotional Disturbance or
4744-Autism Spectrum Disorder
4745-4,750,000
4746-(d) Institutional Treatment and
4747-Care of Intellectually
4748-Disabled Program
4749-64,291,228 623,565,561 687,856,789
4750-(1) Residential Habilitation
4751-Provider Rates Increase
4752-1,237,025
4753-(2) Community Provider Rates
4754-Increase
4755-11,071,429
4756-(e) Institutional Treatment and
4757-Care of Mental Illness
4758-Program
4759-156,196,146 347,420,133 503,616,279
4760-(1) Anti-Eviction Defense
4761-Program
4762-650,000
4763-(2) Black Women's Mental
4764-Health
4765-100,000
4766-(3) Civil Commitment /
4767-Residential Services
4768-8,000,000
4769-To increase the number of civil commitment beds and prevent the loss of
4770-current civil commitment beds due to lack of financial sustainability.
4771-(4) Community Mental Health
4772-Centers
4773-6,250,000
4699+1999 HB186 INTRODUCED
4700+Page 70
4701+State General
4702+Fund Other Funds Total
4703+Commission of Alabama
4704+4,000,000 109,233,657 113,233,657
4705+92. Nursing Home Administrators,
4706+Board of Examiners of:
4707+(a) Professional and
4708+Occupational Licensing and
4709+Regulation Program
4710+120,000 120,000
4711+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
4712+(1) Board of Examiners of
4713+Nursing Home Administrators
4714+Fund
4715+120,000
4716+As provided in Section 34-20-7, Code of Alabama 1975.
4717+Total Nursing Home Administrators,
4718+Board of Examiners of
4719+120,000 120,000
4720+93. Occupational Therapy, Alabama
4721+State Board of:
4722+(a) Professional and
4723+Occupational Licensing and
4724+Regulation Program
4725+378,291 378,291
4726+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
4727+(1) Board of Occupational
4728+Therapy Fund
4729+378,291
4730+As provided in Section 34-39-6, Code of Alabama 1975.
4731+Total Occupational Therapy,
4732+Alabama State Board of
4733+378,291 378,291
4734+94. Oil and Gas Board:
4735+(a) Management and Regulation of
4736+Oil and Gas Exploration and
4737+Development Program
4738+4,230,867 791,235 5,022,102
4739+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
4740+(1) State General Fund 4,230,867
47744741 2000
47754742 2001
47764743 2002
47774744 2003
47784745 2004
47794746 2005
47804747 2006
47814748 2007
47824749 2008
47834750 2009
47844751 2010
47854752 2011
47864753 2012
47874754 2013
47884755 2014
47894756 2015
47904757 2016
47914758 2017
47924759 2018
47934760 2019
47944761 2020
47954762 2021
47964763 2022
47974764 2023
47984765 2024
47994766 2025
4800-2026 HB186 Engrossed
4801-Page 74
4802-State General
4803-Fund Other Funds Total
4804-Centers
4805-6,250,000
4806-The funding provided in this act for community mental health centers shall
4807-be combined with $5,750,000 of the funding provided in the Education Trust
4808-Fund appropriations act, so that a total of at least $10,000,000 in state
4809-funds is allocated to community mental health centers.
4810-(5) Crisis Intervention
4811-Training Program
4812-1,000,000
4813-(6) Existing Six Crisis
4814-Diversion Centers within
4815-the State
4816-36,000,000
4817-In fiscal year 2026, the Department shall report to the Chair of the House
4818-Ways and Means-General Fund Committee and the Chair of the Senate Finance
4819-and Taxation-General Fund Committee, the Director of Finance, and the
4820-Legislative Fiscal Officer regarding the status of construction of each
4821-center and, if completed, the operating expenses of each center, including
4822-the number of employees, and the number of persons served at each center.
4823-(7) Existing Five Rural Crisis
4824-Care Programs
4825-6,000,000
4826-In fiscal year 2026, the Department shall report to the Chair of the House
4827-Ways and Means-General Fund Committee and the Chair of the Finance and
4828-Taxation-General Fund Committee, the Director of Finance, and the
4829-Legislative Fiscal Officer regarding the status of construction, if any, for
4830-the five programs and, if completed, the operating expenses of the programs,
4831-including the number of employees, and the number of persons served through
4832-each program.
4833-(8) Pilot Program for Mobile
4834-Crisis Centers for Children
4835-and Adolescents
4836-5,000,000
4767+2026
48374768 2027
4838-2028
4769+2028 HB186 INTRODUCED
4770+Page 71
4771+State General
4772+Fund Other Funds Total
4773+(1) State General Fund 4,230,867
4774+(2) Oil and Gas Board Special
4775+Fund
4776+741,235
4777+(3) Surety Bond Deposits,
4778+Estimated
4779+50,000
4780+As provided in Section 9-17-6, Code of Alabama 1975.
4781+Total Oil and Gas Board 4,230,867 791,235 5,022,102
4782+95. Onsite Wastewater Board,
4783+Alabama:
4784+(a) Professional and
4785+Occupational Licensing and
4786+Regulation Program
4787+558,850 558,850
4788+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
4789+(1) Alabama Onsite Wastewater
4790+Fund
4791+558,850
4792+As provided in Section 34-21A-6, Code of Alabama 1975.
4793+Total Onsite Wastewater Board,
4794+Alabama
4795+558,850 558,850
4796+96. Optometry, Alabama Board Of:
4797+(a) Professional and
4798+Occupational Licensing and
4799+Regulation Program
4800+397,000 397,000
4801+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
4802+(1) Optometry Board Fund 397,000
4803+Total Optometry, Alabama Board Of 397,000 397,000
4804+97. Pardons and Paroles, Board of:
4805+(a) Administration of Pardons
4806+and Paroles Program
4807+94,451,750 8,900,000 103,351,750
4808+(1) Alabama Prison Arts and Education
4809+Project
4810+200,000
4811+(2) Electronic Monitoring Program 800,000
48394812 2029
48404813 2030
48414814 2031
48424815 2032
48434816 2033
48444817 2034
48454818 2035
48464819 2036
48474820 2037
48484821 2038
48494822 2039
48504823 2040
48514824 2041
48524825 2042
48534826 2043
48544827 2044
48554828 2045
48564829 2046
48574830 2047
48584831 2048
48594832 2049
48604833 2050
48614834 2051
48624835 2052
4863-2053 HB186 Engrossed
4864-Page 75
4865-State General
4866-Fund Other Funds Total
4867-and Adolescents
4868-5,000,000
4869-In fiscal year 2026, the Department shall report to the Chair of the House
4870-Ways and Means-General Fund Committee and the Chair of the Senate Finance
4871-and Taxation-General Fund Committee, the Finance Director, and the
4872-Legislative Fiscal Officer regarding the expenses of the pilot program,
4873-including the number of employees, and the number of persons served by the
4874-mobile crisis centers.
4875-(9) Stepping Up Initiative
4876-Expansion
4877-1,829,250
4878-(10) To Comply with the Terms
4879-of the Consent Decree in
4880-Hunter v. Beshear
4881-3,715,000
4882-(11) Veteran's PTSD Treatment
4883-Program
4884-200,000
4885-(12) 988 Call Center Capacity
4886-Building
4887-500,000
4888-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
4889-(1) State General Fund -
4890-Transfer
4891-244,467,967
4892-(2) Federal and Local Funds,
4893-Estimated
4894-879,511,526
4895-(3) Indigent Offender
4896-Alcohol/Drug Treatment Fund
4897-115,000
4898-(4) Special Mental Health Trust
4899-Fund, Estimated
4900-236,364,491
4901-(5) Cigarette Tax 5,018,178
4902-(6) Departmental Receipts 1,495,357
4903-(7) Alabama Behavioral Analyst
4904-Licensing Board Fund
4905-40,000
4906-Total Mental Health, Department of 244,467,967 1,122,544,552 1,367,012,519
4907-89. Midwifery, State Board of:
4836+2053
49084837 2054
49094838 2055
49104839 2056
49114840 2057
4912-2058
4841+2058 HB186 INTRODUCED
4842+Page 72
4843+State General
4844+Fund Other Funds Total
4845+(2) Electronic Monitoring Program 800,000
4846+(3) Pilot Program to Support Small
4847+Business Development by
4848+Ex-offenders
4849+125,000
4850+In collaboration with the Department of Corrections.
4851+(4) Reentry Services Program 100,000
4852+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
4853+(1) State General Fund 94,451,750
4854+(2) Probationers Upkeep Fund,
4855+Estimated
4856+8,900,000
4857+As provided in Section 15-22-2, Code of Alabama 1975.
4858+Total Pardons and Paroles, Board
4859+of
4860+94,451,750 8,900,000 103,351,750
4861+98. Peace Officers' Annuity and
4862+Benefit Fund Board, Alabama:
4863+(a) Retirement Systems Program 1,151,150 1,151,150
4864+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
4865+(1) Peace Officers' Annuity and
4866+Benefit Fund
4867+1,151,150
4868+As provided in Section 36-21-66, Code of Alabama 1975.
4869+Total Peace Officers' Annuity and
4870+Benefit Fund Board, Alabama
4871+1,151,150 1,151,150
4872+99. Personnel Department, State:
4873+(a) Administrative Support
4874+Services Program
4875+12,275,000 12,275,000
4876+Transfers to the State Personnel Department shall be as follows:
4877+(1) Agriculture and Industries,
4878+Department of
4879+136,784
4880+(2) Alcoholic Beverage Control Board 355,338
4881+(3) Soil and Water Conservation
4882+Committee, State
4883+3,015
49134884 2059
49144885 2060
49154886 2061
49164887 2062
49174888 2063
49184889 2064
49194890 2065
49204891 2066
49214892 2067
49224893 2068
49234894 2069
49244895 2070
49254896 2071
49264897 2072
49274898 2073
49284899 2074
49294900 2075
49304901 2076
49314902 2077
49324903 2078
49334904 2079
49344905 2080
49354906 2081
49364907 2082
4937-2083 HB186 Engrossed
4938-Page 76
4939-State General
4940-Fund Other Funds Total
4941-89. Midwifery, State Board of:
4942-(a) Alabama State Board of
4943-Midwifery Program
4944-25,000 25,000
4945-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
4946-(1) State Board of Midwifery
4947-Fund
4948-25,000
4949-As provided in Section 34-19-12, Code of Alabama 1975.
4950-Total Midwifery, State Board of 25,000 25,000
4951-90. Military Department:
4952-(a) Military Operations Program 11,931,694 11,931,694
4953-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
4954-(1) State General Fund - Active
4955-Military Service
4956-3,222
4957-(2) State General Fund - JEEP
4958-Program
4959-313,334
4960-(3) State General Fund -
4961-Operations
4962-10,397,671
4963-(4) State General Fund - State
4964-Share Utilities
4965-1,217,467
4966-Total Military Department 11,931,694 11,931,694
4967-91. Military Department - Armory
4968-Commission of Alabama:
4969-(a) Military Operations Program 82,393,657 82,393,657
4970-(b) Capital Outlay Program 5,000,000 26,840,000 31,840,000
4971-(1) Armory Maintenance and
4972-Revitalization
4973-2,000,000
4974-In fiscal year 2026, the Military Department-Armory Commission shall report
4975-to the Chair of the House and Means-General Fund Committee and the Senate
4976-Finance and Taxation-General Fund Committee, the Director of Finance, and
4977-the Legislative Fiscal Officer regarding the physical condition of the
4978-armories and the expenditure and use of these funds.
4908+2083
49794909 2084
49804910 2085
49814911 2086
49824912 2087
4983-2088
4913+2088 HB186 INTRODUCED
4914+Page 73
4915+State General
4916+Fund Other Funds Total
4917+Committee, State
4918+3,015
4919+(4) Agricultural and Conservation
4920+Development Commission
4921+1,507
4922+(5) Agricultural Museum Board 754
4923+(6) Alabama Office of Minority
4924+Affairs
4925+1,884
4926+(7) Architects, Board of Registration
4927+of
4928+1,130
4929+(8) Archives and History, Department
4930+of
4931+29,015
4932+(9) Arts, Alabama State Council on
4933+the
4934+7,913
4935+(10) Attorney General, Office of the 63,682
4936+(11) Auditor, State 3,391
4937+(12) Bail Bonding Board, Alabama
4938+Professional
4939+377
4940+(13) Banking Department, State 35,421
4941+(14) Child Abuse and Neglect
4942+Prevention, Department of
4943+9,420
4944+(15) Chiropractic Examiners, Alabama
4945+State Board of
4946+2,638
4947+(16) Choctawhatchee, Pea and Yellow
4948+Rivers Watershed Management
4949+Authority
4950+1,130
4951+(17) Commerce, Department of 30,145
4952+(18) Conservation and Natural
4953+Resources, Department of
4954+495,137
4955+(19) Corrections (Contract team) 145,000
4956+(20) Corrections, Department of 1,205,059
4957+(21) Cosmetology, Alabama Board of 9,797
4958+(22) Ethics Commission, Alabama 5,652
4959+(23) Counseling, Alabama Board of
4960+Examiners in
4961+754
49844962 2089
49854963 2090
49864964 2091
49874965 2092
49884966 2093
49894967 2094
49904968 2095
49914969 2096
49924970 2097
49934971 2098
49944972 2099
49954973 2100
49964974 2101
49974975 2102
49984976 2103
49994977 2104
50004978 2105
50014979 2106
50024980 2107
50034981 2108
50044982 2109
50054983 2110
50064984 2111
50074985 2112
5008-2113 HB186 Engrossed
5009-Page 77
5010-State General
5011-Fund Other Funds Total
5012-armories and the expenditure and use of these funds.
5013-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
5014-(1) State General Fund 5,000,000
5015-(2) Federal and Local Funds 98,107,136
5016-(3) Federal Counter Drug - US
5017-Attorney Fund
5018-39,000
5019-(4) Military - Federal Air Fund 9,400,521
5020-(5) Military Department
5021-Billeting Revolving Fund,
5022-Estimated
5023-1,687,000
5024-Total Military Department - Armory
5025-Commission of Alabama
5026-5,000,000 109,233,657 114,233,657
5027-92. Nursing Home Administrators,
5028-Board of Examiners of:
5029-(a) Professional and
5030-Occupational Licensing and
5031-Regulation Program
5032-120,000 120,000
5033-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
5034-(1) Board of Examiners of
5035-Nursing Home Administrators
5036-Fund
5037-120,000
5038-As provided in Section 34-20-7, Code of Alabama 1975.
5039-Total Nursing Home Administrators,
5040-Board of Examiners of
5041-120,000 120,000
5042-93. Occupational Therapy, Alabama
5043-State Board of:
5044-(a) Professional and
5045-Occupational Licensing and
5046-Regulation Program
5047-378,291 378,291
5048-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
4986+2113
50494987 2114
50504988 2115
50514989 2116
50524990 2117
50534991 2118
50544992 2119
5055-2120
4993+2120 HB186 INTRODUCED
4994+Page 74
4995+State General
4996+Fund Other Funds Total
4997+Examiners in
4998+754
4999+(24) Court Reporting, Alabama Board of 377
5000+(25) Credit Union Administration 4,145
5001+(26) Crime Victims Compensation
5002+Commission, Alabama
5003+10,174
5004+(27) Dietetics and Nutrition Practice,
5005+State Board of Examiners for
5006+1,130
5007+(28) Early Childhood Education 100,233
5008+(29) Economic and Community Affairs,
5009+Department of
5010+64,812
5011+(30) Education, Department of 328,207
5012+(31) Educational Television Commission 14,319
5013+(32) Emergency Management Agency,
5014+Alabama
5015+39,189
5016+(33) Engineers and Land Surveyors,
5017+State Board of Licensure of
5018+Professional
5019+3,391
5020+(34) Environmental Management,
5021+Department of
5022+226,844
5023+(35) Examiners of Public Accounts 79,131
5024+(36) Finance, Department of 147,335
5025+(37) Forensic Sciences, Department of 85,161
5026+(38) Foresters, Alabama State Board of
5027+Registration for
5028+377
5029+(39) Forestry Commission, Alabama 100,610
5030+(40) Funeral Service, Alabama Board of 2,638
5031+(41) General Contractors, State
5032+Licensing Board for
5033+5,275
5034+(42) Geological Survey 18,087
5035+(43) Governor's Mansion Authority 1,884
5036+(44) Governor's Office 20,348
50565037 2121
50575038 2122
50585039 2123
50595040 2124
50605041 2125
50615042 2126
50625043 2127
50635044 2128
50645045 2129
50655046 2130
50665047 2131
50675048 2132
50685049 2133
50695050 2134
50705051 2135
50715052 2136
50725053 2137
50735054 2138
50745055 2139
50755056 2140
50765057 2141
5077-2142 HB186 Engrossed
5078-Page 78
5079-State General
5080-Fund Other Funds Total
5081-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
5082-(1) Board of Occupational
5083-Therapy Fund
5084-378,291
5085-As provided in Section 34-39-6, Code of Alabama 1975.
5086-Total Occupational Therapy,
5087-Alabama State Board of
5088-378,291 378,291
5089-94. Oil and Gas Board:
5090-(a) Management and Regulation of
5091-Oil and Gas Exploration and
5092-Development Program
5093-4,230,867 791,235 5,022,102
5094-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
5095-(1) State General Fund 4,230,867
5096-(2) Oil and Gas Board Special
5097-Fund
5098-741,235
5099-(3) Surety Bond Deposits,
5100-Estimated
5101-50,000
5102-As provided in Section 9-17-6, Code of Alabama 1975.
5103-Total Oil and Gas Board 4,230,867 791,235 5,022,102
5104-95. Onsite Wastewater Board,
5105-Alabama:
5106-(a) Professional and
5107-Occupational Licensing and
5108-Regulation Program
5109-558,850 558,850
5110-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
5111-(1) Alabama Onsite Wastewater
5112-Fund
5113-558,850
5114-As provided in Section 34-21A-6, Code of Alabama 1975.
5115-Total Onsite Wastewater Board,
5116-Alabama
5117-558,850 558,850
5118-96. Optometry, Alabama Board Of:
5058+2142
51195059 2143
51205060 2144
51215061 2145
51225062 2146
51235063 2147
51245064 2148
51255065 2149
5126-2150
5066+2150 HB186 INTRODUCED
5067+Page 75
5068+State General
5069+Fund Other Funds Total
5070+(44) Governor's Office 20,348
5071+(45) Health Planning and Development
5072+Agency, State
5073+4,145
5074+(46) Hearing Instrument Dealers 377
5075+(47) Heating, Air Conditioning and
5076+Refrigeration Contractors, Board
5077+of
5078+4,522
5079+(48) Historical Commission, Alabama 27,884
5080+(49) Home Builders Licensure Board 8,667
5081+(50) Home Medical Equipment Service
5082+Provider Board
5083+377
5084+(51) Human Resources, Department of 1,446,599
5085+(52) Indian Affairs Commission 1,130
5086+(53) Insurance, Department of 65,943
5087+(54) Judicial Inquiry Commission 2,638
5088+(55) Labor, Department of 283,366
5089+(56) Liquefied Petroleum Gas Board 3,768
5090+(57) Manufactured Housing Commission,
5091+Alabama
5092+9,420
5093+(58) Massage Therapy, Alabama Board of 377
5094+(59) Medicaid Agency, Alabama 230,989
5095+(60) Medical Cannabis Commission 2,638
5096+(61) Mental Health, Department of 462,731
5097+(62) Military Department 97,219
5098+(63) Nursing Home Administrators,
5099+Board of Examiners of
5100+377
5101+(64) Nursing, Alabama Board of 25,247
5102+(65) Occupational Therapy, Board of 754
5103+(66) Office of Information Technology 42,957
5104+(67) Oil and Gas Board 10,928
5105+(68) Onsite Wastewater Board 1,507
5106+(69) Pardons and Paroles, Board of 305,598
51275107 2151
51285108 2152
51295109 2153
51305110 2154
51315111 2155
51325112 2156
51335113 2157
51345114 2158
51355115 2159
51365116 2160
51375117 2161
51385118 2162
51395119 2163
51405120 2164
51415121 2165
51425122 2166
51435123 2167
51445124 2168
51455125 2169
51465126 2170
5147-2171 HB186 Engrossed
5148-Page 79
5149-State General
5150-Fund Other Funds Total
5151-96. Optometry, Alabama Board Of:
5152-(a) Professional and
5153-Occupational Licensing and
5154-Regulation Program
5155-397,000 397,000
5156-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
5157-(1) Optometry Board Fund 397,000
5158-Total Optometry, Alabama Board Of 397,000 397,000
5159-97. Pardons and Paroles, Board of:
5160-(a) Administration of Pardons
5161-and Paroles Program
5162-94,451,750 8,900,000 103,351,750
5163-(1) Alabama Prison Arts and
5164-Education Project
5165-200,000
5166-(2) Electronic Monitoring
5167-Program
5168-800,000
5169-(3) Pilot Program to Support
5170-Small Business Development
5171-by Ex-offenders
5172-125,000
5173-In collaboration with the Department of Corrections.
5174-(4) Reentry Services Program 100,000
5175-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
5176-(1) State General Fund 94,451,750
5177-(2) Probationers Upkeep Fund,
5178-Estimated
5179-8,900,000
5180-As provided in Section 15-22-2, Code of Alabama 1975.
5181-Total Pardons and Paroles, Board
5182-of
5183-94,451,750 8,900,000 103,351,750
5184-98. Peace Officers' Annuity and
5185-Benefit Fund Board, Alabama:
5186-(a) Retirement Systems Program 1,151,150 1,151,150
5187-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
5127+2171
51885128 2172
51895129 2173
51905130 2174
51915131 2175
51925132 2176
51935133 2177
51945134 2178
51955135 2179
51965136 2180
5197-2181
5137+2181 HB186 INTRODUCED
5138+Page 76
5139+State General
5140+Fund Other Funds Total
5141+(69) Pardons and Paroles, Board of 305,598
5142+(70) Peace Officers' Annuity and
5143+Benefit Fund, Alabama
5144+1,130
5145+(71) Peace Officers' Standards and
5146+Training Commission, Alabama
5147+1,884
5148+(72) Physical Fitness, Commission on 1,130
5149+(73) Physical Therapy, Board of 1,507
5150+(74) Plumbers and Gas Fitters
5151+Examining Board
5152+5,275
5153+(75) Polygraph Examiners, Board of 377
5154+(76) Port Authority, Alabama State 60,291
5155+(77) Psychology, Alabama Board of
5156+Examiners in
5157+754
5158+(78) Public Education Employees'
5159+Health Insurance Board (PEEHIP)
5160+13,942
5161+(79) Public Library Service, Alabama 12,058
5162+(80) Public Service Commission 23,739
5163+(81) Real Estate Appraisers Board,
5164+Alabama
5165+2,638
5166+(82) Real Estate Commission, Alabama 13,189
5167+(83) Rehabilitation Services,
5168+Department of
5169+299,569
5170+(84) Retirement Systems 128,494
5171+(85) Revenue, Department of 446,528
5172+(86) Secretary of State 15,073
5173+(87) Securities Commission 26,377
5174+(88) Security Regulatory Board,
5175+Alabama
5176+1,130
5177+(89) Senior Services, Department of 21,102
5178+(90) Social Work Examiner, Alabama
5179+State Board of
5180+1,507
51985181 2182
51995182 2183
52005183 2184
52015184 2185
52025185 2186
52035186 2187
52045187 2188
52055188 2189
52065189 2190
52075190 2191
52085191 2192
52095192 2193
52105193 2194
52115194 2195
52125195 2196
52135196 2197
52145197 2198
52155198 2199
5216-2200 HB186 Engrossed
5217-Page 80
5218-State General
5219-Fund Other Funds Total
5220-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
5221-(1) Peace Officers' Annuity and
5222-Benefit Fund
5223-1,151,150
5224-As provided in Section 36-21-66, Code of Alabama 1975.
5225-Total Peace Officers' Annuity and
5226-Benefit Fund Board, Alabama
5227-1,151,150 1,151,150
5228-99. Personnel Department, State:
5229-(a) Administrative Support
5230-Services Program
5231-12,275,000 12,275,000
5232-Transfers to the State Personnel Department shall be as follows:
5233-(1) Agriculture and
5234-Industries, Department of
5235-136,784
5236-(2) Alcoholic Beverage Control
5237-Board
5238-355,338
5239-(3) Soil and Water
5240-Conservation Committee,
5241-State
5242-3,015
5243-(4) Agricultural and
5244-Conservation Development
5245-Commission
5246-1,507
5247-(5) Agricultural Museum Board 754
5248-(6) Alabama Office of Minority
5249-Affairs
5250-1,884
5251-(7) Architects, Board of
5252-Registration of
5253-1,130
5254-(8) Archives and History,
5255-Department of
5256-29,015
5257-(9) Arts, Alabama State
5258-Council on the
5259-7,913
5199+2200
52605200 2201
52615201 2202
52625202 2203
52635203 2204
52645204 2205
52655205 2206
52665206 2207
52675207 2208
52685208 2209
52695209 2210
5270-2211
5210+2211 HB186 INTRODUCED
5211+Page 77
5212+State General
5213+Fund Other Funds Total
5214+State Board of
5215+1,507
5216+(91) Speech Pathology and Audiology,
5217+Alabama Board of Examiners for
5218+377
5219+(92) State Employees' Insurance Board 17,710
5220+(93) State Law Enforcement Agency 514,731
5221+(94) Surface Mining Commission,
5222+Alabama
5223+8,290
5224+(95) Tax Tribunal, Alabama 2,261
5225+(96) Tourism Department, Alabama 25,624
5226+(97) Transportation, Alabama
5227+Department of
5228+1,618,804
5229+(98) Transportation, Alabama
5230+Department of (Contract Team)
5231+980,000
5232+(99) Treasurer, State 10,551
5233+(100) Veterans Affairs, Department of 10,174
5234+(101) Veterinary Medical Examiners,
5235+Alabama State Board of
5236+1,507
5237+(102) Youth Services, Department of 154,495
5238+(103) Health, Department of Public 1,013,637
5239+(104) Women's Commission 377
5240+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
5241+(1) State Agency Collections 12,275,000
5242+Total Personnel Department, State 12,275,000 12,275,000
5243+The above appropriations for the contract teams of the Department of Corrections and
5244+the Department of Transportation are for an estimated amount as agreed upon by the
5245+State Personnel Department and said departments for model work teams.
5246+100. Physical Therapy, Board of:
5247+(a) Professional and
5248+Occupational Licensing and
5249+Regulation Program
5250+806,602 806,602
5251+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
5252+(1) Physical Therapist Fund 806,602
52715253 2212
52725254 2213
52735255 2214
52745256 2215
52755257 2216
52765258 2217
52775259 2218
52785260 2219
52795261 2220
52805262 2221
52815263 2222
52825264 2223
52835265 2224
52845266 2225
52855267 2226
52865268 2227
5287-2228 HB186 Engrossed
5288-Page 81
5289-State General
5290-Fund Other Funds Total
5291-Council on the
5292-7,913
5293-(10) Attorney General, Office
5294-of the
5295-63,682
5296-(11) Auditor, State 3,391
5297-(12) Bail Bonding Board,
5298-Alabama Professional
5299-377
5300-(13) Banking Department, State 35,421
5301-(14) Child Abuse and Neglect
5302-Prevention, Department of
5303-9,420
5304-(15) Chiropractic Examiners,
5305-Alabama State Board of
5306-2,638
5307-(16) Choctawhatchee, Pea and
5308-Yellow Rivers Watershed
5309-Management Authority
5310-1,130
5311-(17) Commerce, Department of 30,145
5312-(18) Conservation and Natural
5313-Resources, Department of
5314-495,137
5315-(19) Corrections (Contract
5316-team)
5317-145,000
5318-(20) Corrections, Department of 1,205,059
5319-(21) Cosmetology, Alabama Board
5320-of
5321-9,797
5322-(22) Ethics Commission, Alabama 5,652
5323-(23) Counseling, Alabama Board
5324-of Examiners in
5325-754
5326-(24) Court Reporting, Alabama
5327-Board of
5328-377
5329-(25) Credit Union
5330-Administration
5331-4,145
5269+2228
53325270 2229
53335271 2230
53345272 2231
53355273 2232
53365274 2233
53375275 2234
53385276 2235
53395277 2236
53405278 2237
53415279 2238
53425280 2239
53435281 2240
53445282 2241
5345-2242
5283+2242 HB186 INTRODUCED
5284+Page 78
5285+State General
5286+Fund Other Funds Total
5287+(1) Physical Therapist Fund 806,602
5288+As provided in Section 34-24-195, Code of Alabama 1975.
5289+Total Physical Therapy, Board of 806,602 806,602
5290+101. Plumbers and Gas Fitters
5291+Examining Board:
5292+(a) Professional and
5293+Occupational Licensing and
5294+Regulation Program
5295+2,470,407 2,470,407
5296+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
5297+(1) Board of Plumbers and Gas
5298+Fitters Examiners Fund
5299+2,470,407
5300+As provided in Section 34-37-5, Code of Alabama 1975.
5301+Total Plumbers and Gas Fitters
5302+Examining Board
5303+2,470,407 2,470,407
5304+102. Podiatry Board, Alabama:
5305+(a) Professional and
5306+Occupational Licensing and
5307+Regulation Program
5308+120,000 120,000
5309+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
5310+(1) Podiatry Board 120,000
5311+Total Podiatry Board, Alabama 120,000 120,000
5312+103. Polygraph Examiners, Board
5313+of:
5314+(a) Professional and
5315+Occupational Licensing and
5316+Regulation Program
5317+40,000 40,000
5318+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
5319+(1) Board of Polygraph Examiners
5320+Fund
5321+40,000
5322+As provided in Section 34-25-5, Code of Alabama 1975.
53465323 2243
53475324 2244
53485325 2245
53495326 2246
53505327 2247
53515328 2248
53525329 2249
53535330 2250
53545331 2251
53555332 2252
53565333 2253
53575334 2254
53585335 2255
5359-2256 HB186 Engrossed
5360-Page 82
5361-State General
5362-Fund Other Funds Total
5363-Administration
5364-4,145
5365-(26) Crime Victims Compensation
5366-Commission, Alabama
5367-10,174
5368-(27) Dietetics and Nutrition
5369-Practice, State Board of
5370-Examiners for
5371-1,130
5372-(28) Early Childhood Education 100,233
5373-(29) Economic and Community
5374-Affairs, Department of
5375-64,812
5376-(30) Education, Department of 328,207
5377-(31) Educational Television
5378-Commission
5379-14,319
5380-(32) Emergency Management
5381-Agency, Alabama
5382-39,189
5383-(33) Engineers and Land
5384-Surveyors, State Board of
5385-Licensure of Professional
5386-3,391
5387-(34) Environmental Management,
5388-Department of
5389-226,844
5390-(35) Examiners of Public
5391-Accounts
5392-79,131
5393-(36) Finance, Department of 147,335
5394-(37) Forensic Sciences,
5395-Department of
5396-85,161
5397-(38) Foresters, Alabama State
5398-Board of Registration for
5399-377
5400-(39) Forestry Commission,
5401-Alabama
5402-100,610
5403-(40) Funeral Service, Alabama
5404-Board of
5405-2,638
5336+2256
54065337 2257
54075338 2258
54085339 2259
54095340 2260
54105341 2261
54115342 2262
54125343 2263
54135344 2264
54145345 2265
54155346 2266
54165347 2267
54175348 2268
54185349 2269
54195350 2270
5420-2271
5351+2271 HB186 INTRODUCED
5352+Page 79
5353+State General
5354+Fund Other Funds Total
5355+As provided in Section 34-25-5, Code of Alabama 1975.
5356+Total Polygraph Examiners, Board
5357+of
5358+40,000 40,000
5359+104. Private Investigation Board,
5360+Alabama:
5361+(a) Professional and
5362+Occupational Licensing and
5363+Regulation Program
5364+242,000 242,000
5365+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
5366+(1) Private Investigation Board
5367+Fund
5368+242,000
5369+As provided in Section 34-25B-7, Code of Alabama 1975.
5370+Total Private Investigation Board,
5371+Alabama
5372+242,000 242,000
5373+105. Prosecution Services, Office
5374+of:
5375+(a) Prosecution, Training,
5376+Education and Management
5377+Program
5378+1,227,056 2,819,083 4,046,139
5379+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
5380+(1) State General Fund 1,227,056
5381+(2) Office of Prosecution
5382+Services Fund
5383+2,219,083
5384+(3) Victim Service Officer Funds 600,000
5385+Total Prosecution Services, Office
5386+of
5387+1,227,056 2,819,083 4,046,139
5388+106. Prosthetists and Orthotists,
5389+Alabama State Board of:
5390+(a) Professional and
5391+Occupational Licensing and
5392+Regulation Program
5393+250,000 250,000
54215394 2272
54225395 2273
54235396 2274
54245397 2275
54255398 2276
54265399 2277
54275400 2278
54285401 2279
54295402 2280
54305403 2281
54315404 2282
54325405 2283
54335406 2284
5434-2285 HB186 Engrossed
5435-Page 83
5436-State General
5437-Fund Other Funds Total
5438-Board of
5439-2,638
5440-(41) General Contractors, State
5441-Licensing Board for
5442-5,275
5443-(42) Geological Survey 18,087
5444-(43) Governor's Mansion
5445-Authority
5446-1,884
5447-(44) Governor's Office 20,348
5448-(45) Health Planning and
5449-Development Agency, State
5450-4,145
5451-(46) Hearing Instrument Dealers 377
5452-(47) Heating, Air Conditioning
5453-and Refrigeration
5454-Contractors, Board of
5455-4,522
5456-(48) Historical Commission,
5457-Alabama
5458-27,884
5459-(49) Home Builders Licensure
5460-Board
5461-8,667
5462-(50) Home Medical Equipment
5463-Service Provider Board
5464-377
5465-(51) Human Resources,
5466-Department of
5467-1,446,599
5468-(52) Indian Affairs Commission 1,130
5469-(53) Insurance, Department of 65,943
5470-(54) Judicial Inquiry
5471-Commission
5472-2,638
5473-(55) Labor, Department of 283,366
5474-(56) Liquefied Petroleum Gas
5475-Board
5476-3,768
5477-(57) Manufactured Housing
5478-Commission, Alabama
5479-9,420
5407+2285
54805408 2286
54815409 2287
54825410 2288
54835411 2289
54845412 2290
54855413 2291
54865414 2292
54875415 2293
54885416 2294
54895417 2295
54905418 2296
54915419 2297
54925420 2298
54935421 2299
54945422 2300
5495-2301
5496-2302
5497-2303
5498-2304
5499-2305
5500-2306
5501-2307
5502-2308
5503-2309
5504-2310
5505-2311
5506-2312
5507-2313
5508-2314 HB186 Engrossed
5509-Page 84
5510-State General
5511-Fund Other Funds Total
5512-Commission, Alabama
5513-9,420
5514-(58) Massage Therapy, Alabama
5515-Board of
5516-377
5517-(59) Medicaid Agency, Alabama 230,989
5518-(60) Medical Cannabis
5519-Commission
5520-2,638
5521-(61) Mental Health, Department
5522-of
5523-462,731
5524-(62) Military Department 97,219
5525-(63) Nursing Home
5526-Administrators, Board of
5527-Examiners of
5528-377
5529-(64) Nursing, Alabama Board of 25,247
5530-(65) Occupational Therapy,
5531-Board of
5532-754
5533-(66) Office of Information
5534-Technology
5535-42,957
5536-(67) Oil and Gas Board 10,928
5537-(68) Onsite Wastewater Board 1,507
5538-(69) Pardons and Paroles, Board
5539-of
5540-305,598
5541-(70) Peace Officers' Annuity
5542-and Benefit Fund, Alabama
5543-1,130
5544-(71) Peace Officers' Standards
5545-and Training Commission,
5546-Alabama
5547-1,884
5548-(72) Physical Fitness,
5549-Commission on
5550-1,130
5551-(73) Physical Therapy, Board of 1,507
5552-2315
5553-2316
5554-2317
5555-2318
5556-2319
5557-2320
5558-2321
5559-2322
5560-2323
5561-2324
5562-2325
5563-2326
5564-2327
5565-2328
5566-2329
5567-2330
5568-2331
5569-2332
5570-2333
5571-2334
5572-2335
5573-2336
5574-2337
5575-2338
5576-2339
5577-2340
5578-2341
5579-2342 HB186 Engrossed
5580-Page 85
5581-State General
5582-Fund Other Funds Total
5583-(73) Physical Therapy, Board of 1,507
5584-(74) Plumbers and Gas Fitters
5585-Examining Board
5586-5,275
5587-(75) Polygraph Examiners, Board
5588-of
5589-377
5590-(76) Port Authority, Alabama
5591-State
5592-60,291
5593-(77) Psychology, Alabama Board
5594-of Examiners in
5595-754
5596-(78) Public Education
5597-Employees' Health Insurance
5598-Board (PEEHIP)
5599-13,942
5600-(79) Public Library Service,
5601-Alabama
5602-12,058
5603-(80) Public Service Commission 23,739
5604-(81) Real Estate Appraisers
5605-Board, Alabama
5606-2,638
5607-(82) Real Estate Commission,
5608-Alabama
5609-13,189
5610-(83) Rehabilitation Services,
5611-Department of
5612-299,569
5613-(84) Retirement Systems 128,494
5614-(85) Revenue, Department of 446,528
5615-(86) Secretary of State 15,073
5616-(87) Securities Commission 26,377
5617-(88) Security Regulatory Board,
5618-Alabama
5619-1,130
5620-(89) Senior Services,
5621-Department of
5622-21,102
5623-2343
5624-2344
5625-2345
5626-2346
5627-2347
5628-2348
5629-2349
5630-2350
5631-2351
5632-2352
5633-2353
5634-2354
5635-2355
5636-2356
5637-2357
5638-2358
5639-2359
5640-2360
5641-2361
5642-2362
5643-2363
5644-2364
5645-2365
5646-2366
5647-2367
5648-2368
5649-2369
5650-2370 HB186 Engrossed
5651-Page 86
5652-State General
5653-Fund Other Funds Total
5654-Department of
5655-21,102
5656-(90) Social Work Examiner,
5657-Alabama State Board of
5658-1,507
5659-(91) Speech Pathology and
5660-Audiology, Alabama Board of
5661-Examiners for
5662-377
5663-(92) State Employees' Insurance
5664-Board
5665-17,710
5666-(93) State Law Enforcement
5667-Agency
5668-514,731
5669-(94) Surface Mining Commission,
5670-Alabama
5671-8,290
5672-(95) Tax Tribunal, Alabama 2,261
5673-(96) Tourism Department,
5674-Alabama
5675-25,624
5676-(97) Transportation, Alabama
5677-Department of
5678-1,618,804
5679-(98) Transportation, Alabama
5680-Department of (Contract
5681-Team)
5682-980,000
5683-(99) Treasurer, State 10,551
5684-(100) Veterans Affairs,
5685-Department of
5686-10,174
5687-(101) Veterinary Medical
5688-Examiners, Alabama State
5689-Board of
5690-1,507
5691-(102) Youth Services,
5692-Department of
5693-154,495
5694-(103) Health, Department of
5695-Public
5696-1,013,637
5697-2371
5698-2372
5699-2373
5700-2374
5701-2375
5702-2376
5703-2377
5704-2378
5705-2379
5706-2380
5707-2381
5708-2382
5709-2383
5710-2384
5711-2385
5712-2386
5713-2387
5714-2388
5715-2389
5716-2390
5717-2391
5718-2392
5719-2393
5720-2394
5721-2395
5722-2396
5723-2397
5724-2398
5725-2399 HB186 Engrossed
5726-Page 87
5727-State General
5728-Fund Other Funds Total
5729-Public
5730-1,013,637
5731-(104) Women's Commission 377
5732-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
5733-(1) State Agency Collections 12,275,000
5734-Total Personnel Department, State 12,275,000 12,275,000
5735-The above appropriations for the contract teams of the Department of Corrections and
5736-the Department of Transportation are for an estimated amount as agreed upon by the
5737-State Personnel Department and said departments for model work teams.
5738-100. Physical Therapy, Board of:
5739-(a) Professional and
5740-Occupational Licensing and
5741-Regulation Program
5742-806,602 806,602
5743-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
5744-(1) Physical Therapist Fund 806,602
5745-As provided in Section 34-24-195, Code of Alabama 1975.
5746-Total Physical Therapy, Board of 806,602 806,602
5747-101. Plumbers and Gas Fitters
5748-Examining Board:
5749-(a) Professional and
5750-Occupational Licensing and
5751-Regulation Program
5752-2,470,407 2,470,407
5753-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
5754-(1) Board of Plumbers and Gas
5755-Fitters Examiners Fund
5756-2,470,407
5757-As provided in Section 34-37-5, Code of Alabama 1975.
5758-Total Plumbers and Gas Fitters
5759-Examining Board
5760-2,470,407 2,470,407
5761-102. Podiatry Board, Alabama:
5762-(a) Professional and
5763-Occupational Licensing and
5764-Regulation Program
5765-120,000 120,000
5766-2400
5767-2401
5768-2402
5769-2403
5770-2404
5771-2405
5772-2406
5773-2407
5774-2408
5775-2409
5776-2410
5777-2411
5778-2412
5779-2413
5780-2414
5781-2415
5782-2416
5783-2417
5784-2418
5785-2419
5786-2420
5787-2421
5788-2422
5789-2423
5790-2424
5791-2425
5792-2426
5793-2427
5794-2428
5795-2429 HB186 Engrossed
5796-Page 88
5797-State General
5798-Fund Other Funds Total
5799-Regulation Program
5800-120,000 120,000
5801-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
5802-(1) Podiatry Board 120,000
5803-Total Podiatry Board, Alabama 120,000 120,000
5804-103. Polygraph Examiners, Board
5805-of:
5806-(a) Professional and
5807-Occupational Licensing and
5808-Regulation Program
5809-40,000 40,000
5810-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
5811-(1) Board of Polygraph Examiners
5812-Fund
5813-40,000
5814-As provided in Section 34-25-5, Code of Alabama 1975.
5815-Total Polygraph Examiners, Board
5816-of
5817-40,000 40,000
5818-104. Private Investigation Board,
5819-Alabama:
5820-(a) Professional and
5821-Occupational Licensing and
5822-Regulation Program
5823-242,000 242,000
5824-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
5825-(1) Private Investigation Board
5826-Fund
5827-242,000
5828-As provided in Section 34-25B-7, Code of Alabama 1975.
5829-Total Private Investigation Board,
5830-Alabama
5831-242,000 242,000
5832-105. Prosecution Services, Office
5833-of:
5834-(a) Prosecution, Training,
5835-Education and Management
5836-Program
5837-1,777,056 2,819,083 4,596,139
5838-2430
5839-2431
5840-2432
5841-2433
5842-2434
5843-2435
5844-2436
5845-2437
5846-2438
5847-2439
5848-2440
5849-2441
5850-2442
5851-2443
5852-2444
5853-2445
5854-2446
5855-2447
5856-2448
5857-2449
5858-2450
5859-2451
5860-2452
5861-2453
5862-2454
5863-2455
5864-2456
5865-2457
5866-2458
5867-2459 HB186 Engrossed
5868-Page 89
5869-State General
5870-Fund Other Funds Total
5871-Program
5872-1,777,056 2,819,083 4,596,139
5873-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
5874-(1) State General Fund 1,777,056
5875-(2) Office of Prosecution
5876-Services Fund
5877-2,219,083
5878-(3) Victim Service Officer Funds 600,000
5879-Total Prosecution Services, Office
5880-of
5881-1,777,056 2,819,083 4,596,139
5882-106. Prosthetists and Orthotists,
5883-Alabama State Board of:
5884-(a) Professional and
5885-Occupational Licensing and
5423+2301 HB186 INTRODUCED
5424+Page 80
5425+State General
5426+Fund Other Funds Total
58865427 Regulation Program
58875428 250,000 250,000
58885429 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
58895430 (1) State Board of Prosthetists
58905431 and Orthotists Fund
58915432 250,000
58925433 Total Prosthetists and Orthotists,
58935434 Alabama State Board of
58945435 250,000 250,000
58955436 In accordance with Sections 34-25A-1 through 34-25A-14, Code of Alabama 1975.
58965437 107. Psychology, Alabama Board of
58975438 Examiners in:
58985439 (a) Professional and
58995440 Occupational Licensing and
59005441 Regulation Program
59015442 425,973 425,973
59025443 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
59035444 (1) Board of Examiners in
59045445 Psychology Fund
59055446 425,973
59065447 As provided in Section 34-26-43, Code of Alabama 1975.
59075448 Total Psychology, Alabama Board of
59085449 Examiners in
59095450 425,973 425,973
59105451 108. Public Service Commission:
5911-2460
5912-2461
5913-2462
5914-2463
5915-2464
5916-2465
5917-2466
5918-2467
5919-2468
5920-2469
5921-2470
5922-2471
5923-2472
5924-2473
5925-2474
5926-2475
5927-2476
5928-2477
5929-2478
5930-2479
5931-2480
5932-2481
5933-2482
5934-2483
5935-2484
5936-2485
5937-2486
5938-2487
5939-2488
5940-2489 HB186 Engrossed
5941-Page 90
5942-State General
5943-Fund Other Funds Total
5944-108. Public Service Commission:
59455452 (a) Regulatory Services Program 22,116,408 22,116,408
59465453 Notwithstanding any other laws to the contrary, the above appropriation
59475454 includes a transfer to the State General Fund of $6,000,000 to be made in four
59485455 equal amounts at the end of each quarter of the fiscal year.
59495456 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
59505457 (1) Gas Pipeline Safety Fund 2,262,056
59515458 (2) Public Service Commission
5459+Fund
5460+12,553,352
5461+2302
5462+2303
5463+2304
5464+2305
5465+2306
5466+2307
5467+2308
5468+2309
5469+2310
5470+2311
5471+2312
5472+2313
5473+2314
5474+2315
5475+2316
5476+2317
5477+2318
5478+2319
5479+2320
5480+2321
5481+2322
5482+2323
5483+2324
5484+2325
5485+2326
5486+2327 HB186 INTRODUCED
5487+Page 81
5488+State General
5489+Fund Other Funds Total
59525490 Fund
59535491 12,553,352
59545492 The above appropriation to the Alabama Public Service Commission shall be
59555493 payable only from inspection and supervision fees paid by utilities, radio
59565494 companies, transportation companies, and such parts or percentages of fees and
59575495 taxes paid by motor carrier or motor transportation companies as are now or
59585496 may be set aside by law to be used by the Commission.
59595497 (3) Public Service Commission
59605498 Fund - Transfer to the State
59615499 General Fund
59625500 6,000,000
59635501 (4) State Dual Party Relay Fund 1,301,000
59645502 In accordance with Section 37-1-80.2, Code of Alabama 1975.
59655503 Total Public Service Commission 22,116,408 22,116,408
59665504 The Public Service Commission shall, from the funds appropriated above, pay the
59675505 state's annual membership fees to the Southern States Energy Board for the calendar
59685506 year 2026.
59695507 109. Real Estate Appraisers Board,
59705508 Alabama:
59715509 (a) Professional and
59725510 Occupational Licensing and
59735511 Regulation Program
59745512 1,469,693 1,469,693
59755513 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
59765514 (1) Real Estate Appraisers Board
59775515 Fund
59785516 1,469,693
5979-2490
5980-2491
5981-2492
5982-2493
5983-2494
5984-2495
5985-2496
5986-2497
5987-2498
5988-2499
5989-2500
5990-2501
5991-2502
5992-2503
5993-2504
5994-2505
5995-2506
5996-2507
5997-2508
5998-2509
5999-2510
6000-2511
6001-2512
6002-2513
6003-2514
6004-2515
6005-2516
6006-2517
6007-2518
6008-2519 HB186 Engrossed
6009-Page 91
6010-State General
6011-Fund Other Funds Total
6012-Fund
6013-1,469,693
60145517 In accordance with Sections 34-27A-1 through 34-27A-29, Code of Alabama 1975.
60155518 Total Real Estate Appraisers
60165519 Board, Alabama
60175520 1,469,693 1,469,693
60185521 110. Real Estate Commission,
60195522 Alabama:
60205523 (a) Professional and
60215524 Occupational Licensing and
5525+Regulation Program
5526+5,961,276 5,961,276
5527+2328
5528+2329
5529+2330
5530+2331
5531+2332
5532+2333
5533+2334
5534+2335
5535+2336
5536+2337
5537+2338
5538+2339
5539+2340
5540+2341
5541+2342
5542+2343
5543+2344
5544+2345
5545+2346
5546+2347
5547+2348
5548+2349
5549+2350
5550+2351
5551+2352
5552+2353
5553+2354
5554+2355
5555+2356
5556+2357 HB186 INTRODUCED
5557+Page 82
5558+State General
5559+Fund Other Funds Total
60225560 Regulation Program
60235561 5,961,276 5,961,276
60245562 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
60255563 (1) Alabama Real Estate
60265564 Commission - Recovery Fund
60275565 200,000
60285566 (2) Alabama Real Estate
60295567 Commission Fund
60305568 5,761,276
60315569 As provided in Section 34-27-4, Code of Alabama 1975.
60325570 Total Real Estate Commission,
60335571 Alabama
60345572 5,961,276 5,961,276
60355573 111. Respiratory Therapy, Alabama
60365574 State Board of:
60375575 (a) Professional and
60385576 Occupational Licensing and
60395577 Regulation Program
60405578 350,000 350,000
60415579 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
60425580 (1) Respiratory Therapy Board
60435581 Fund
60445582 350,000
60455583 As provided in Sections 34-27B-1 through 34-27B-14, Code of Alabama 1975.
60465584 Total Respiratory Therapy, Alabama
60475585 State Board of
60485586 350,000 350,000
60495587 112. Revenue, Department of:
60505588 (a) State Revenue Administration
60515589 Program
60525590 363,000 227,374,399 227,737,399
6053-2520
6054-2521
6055-2522
6056-2523
6057-2524
6058-2525
6059-2526
6060-2527
6061-2528
6062-2529
6063-2530
6064-2531
6065-2532
6066-2533
6067-2534
6068-2535
6069-2536
6070-2537
6071-2538
6072-2539
6073-2540
6074-2541
6075-2542
6076-2543
6077-2544
6078-2545
6079-2546
6080-2547
6081-2548
6082-2549 HB186 Engrossed
6083-Page 92
6084-State General
6085-Fund Other Funds Total
6086-Program
6087-363,000 227,374,399 227,737,399
60885591 Of the above appropriation to the Revenue Administration Program, the amount
60895592 of $16,505,000 shall be transferred to the State General Fund in four equal
60905593 payments at the beginning of each quarter of the fiscal year.
60915594 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
60925595 (1) State General Fund - Board
60935596 of Equalization
60945597 113,000
60955598 (2) State General Fund -
5599+Transfer
5600+250,000
5601+2358
5602+2359
5603+2360
5604+2361
5605+2362
5606+2363
5607+2364
5608+2365
5609+2366
5610+2367
5611+2368
5612+2369
5613+2370
5614+2371
5615+2372
5616+2373
5617+2374
5618+2375
5619+2376
5620+2377
5621+2378
5622+2379
5623+2380
5624+2381
5625+2382
5626+2383
5627+2384
5628+2385
5629+2386
5630+2387 HB186 INTRODUCED
5631+Page 83
5632+State General
5633+Fund Other Funds Total
60965634 Transfer
60975635 250,000
60985636 As provided in Section 40-7-70, Code of Alabama 1975, to maintain a program
60995637 for the equalization of ad valorem assessments.
61005638 (3) Federal and Local Funds 24,224,671
61015639 (4) Inspection fees for restored
61025640 vehicles
61035641 876,634
61045642 As provided in Section 32-8-87, Code of Alabama 1975.
61055643 (5) Transfer from the gross
61065644 proceeds of Gasoline Tax
61075645 Collections
61085646 12,665,526
61095647 (6) Transfer from the gross
61105648 proceeds of Motor Carrier
61115649 Mileage Tax Collections
61125650 381
61135651 (7) Transfer from the gross
61145652 proceeds of Motor Fuel Tax
61155653 Collections
61165654 1,360,110
61175655 (8) Transfer from the gross
61185656 proceeds of Motor Vehicle
61195657 License Collections
61205658 330,712
6121-2550
6122-2551
6123-2552
6124-2553
6125-2554
6126-2555
6127-2556
6128-2557
6129-2558
6130-2559
6131-2560
6132-2561
6133-2562
6134-2563
6135-2564
6136-2565
6137-2566
6138-2567
6139-2568
6140-2569
6141-2570
6142-2571
6143-2572
6144-2573
6145-2574
6146-2575 HB186 Engrossed
6147-Page 93
6148-State General
6149-Fund Other Funds Total
6150-License Collections
6151-330,712
61525659 (9) Transfer from the gross
61535660 proceeds of Motor Vehicle
61545661 License Collections for the
61555662 purchase only of Motor
61565663 Vehicle License Tags,
61575664 Estimated
61585665 2,644,002
61595666 (10) Transfer from the gross
61605667 proceeds of Sales Tax
61615668 Collections
61625669 127,795,552
61635670 (11) Transfer from the gross
61645671 proceeds of the Aviation
5672+Fuel Tax Collections
5673+6,733
5674+2388
5675+2389
5676+2390
5677+2391
5678+2392
5679+2393
5680+2394
5681+2395
5682+2396
5683+2397
5684+2398
5685+2399
5686+2400
5687+2401
5688+2402
5689+2403
5690+2404
5691+2405
5692+2406
5693+2407
5694+2408
5695+2409
5696+2410
5697+2411
5698+2412
5699+2413
5700+2414
5701+2415
5702+2416
5703+2417 HB186 INTRODUCED
5704+Page 84
5705+State General
5706+Fund Other Funds Total
61655707 Fuel Tax Collections
61665708 6,733
61675709 (12) Transfer from the gross
61685710 proceeds of the Construction
61695711 Industry Fee Collections
61705712 250,000
61715713 As provided in Sections 41-10-727 through 41-10-732, Code of Alabama 1975.
61725714 (13) Transfer from the gross
61735715 proceeds of the Contractors'
61745716 Gross Receipts Privilege Tax
61755717 Collections
61765718 36,839
61775719 (14) Transfer from the gross
61785720 proceeds of the Drycleaning
61795721 Environmental Fee
61805722 Collections
61815723 50,000
61825724 (15) Transfer from the gross
61835725 proceeds of the Forest
61845726 Severance Tax Collections
61855727 291,407
61865728 (16) Transfer from the gross
61875729 proceeds of the
61885730 Hydroelectric Privilege Tax
61895731 Collections
61905732 254
6191-2576
6192-2577
6193-2578
6194-2579
6195-2580
6196-2581
6197-2582
6198-2583
6199-2584
6200-2585
6201-2586
6202-2587
6203-2588
6204-2589
6205-2590
6206-2591
6207-2592
6208-2593
6209-2594
6210-2595
6211-2596
6212-2597
6213-2598
6214-2599
6215-2600
6216-2601
6217-2602
6218-2603
6219-2604
6220-2605
6221-2606 HB186 Engrossed
6222-Page 94
6223-State General
6224-Fund Other Funds Total
6225-Collections
6226-254
62275733 (17) Transfer from the gross
62285734 proceeds of the Lubricating
62295735 Oil Excise Tax
62305736 12,957
62315737 (18) Transfer from the gross
62325738 proceeds of the Nursing
62335739 Facility Privilege Tax
62345740 Collections
62355741 58,688
62365742 (19) Transfer from the gross
62375743 proceeds of the
62385744 Pharmaceutical Services
5745+Privilege Tax Collections
5746+165,774
5747+2418
5748+2419
5749+2420
5750+2421
5751+2422
5752+2423
5753+2424
5754+2425
5755+2426
5756+2427
5757+2428
5758+2429
5759+2430
5760+2431
5761+2432
5762+2433
5763+2434
5764+2435
5765+2436
5766+2437
5767+2438
5768+2439
5769+2440
5770+2441
5771+2442
5772+2443
5773+2444
5774+2445
5775+2446
5776+2447 HB186 INTRODUCED
5777+Page 85
5778+State General
5779+Fund Other Funds Total
62395780 Privilege Tax Collections
62405781 165,774
62415782 (20) Transfer from the gross
62425783 proceeds of the Scrap Tire
62435784 Environmental Fee
62445785 Collections
62455786 60,000
62465787 As provided in Section 22-40A-14, Code of Alabama 1975.
62475788 (21) Transfer from the gross
62485789 proceeds of the Store
62495790 License Tax Collections
62505791 485,509
62515792 (22) Transfer from the gross
62525793 proceeds of the Tobacco Tax
62535794 Collections
62545795 440,921
62555796 (23) Transfer from the gross
62565797 proceeds of the Utility Tax
62575798 Collections
62585799 312,621
62595800 (24) Transfer from the gross
62605801 proceeds of Use Tax
62615802 Collections
62625803 3,986,074
62635804 (25) Transfer from the Income
62645805 Tax Collections
62655806 44,035,642
6266-2607
6267-2608
6268-2609
6269-2610
6270-2611
6271-2612
6272-2613
6273-2614
6274-2615
6275-2616
6276-2617
6277-2618
6278-2619
6279-2620
6280-2621
6281-2622
6282-2623
6283-2624
6284-2625
6285-2626
6286-2627
6287-2628
6288-2629
6289-2630
6290-2631
6291-2632
6292-2633
6293-2634
6294-2635
6295-2636 HB186 Engrossed
6296-Page 95
6297-State General
6298-Fund Other Funds Total
6299-Tax Collections
6300-44,035,642
63015807 (26) Transfer from the Pension
63025808 Fund as part of the cost of
63035809 collections of the 1-Mill Ad
63045810 Valorem Tax
63055811 1,820,848
63065812 (27) Transfer from the Public
63075813 School Fund as part of the
63085814 cost of collections of the
63095815 3-Mill Ad Valorem Tax
63105816 5,462,544
63115817 Total Revenue, Department of 363,000 227,374,399 227,737,399
6312-2637
6313-2638
6314-2639
6315-2640
6316-2641
6317-2642
6318-2643
6319-2644
6320-2645 HB186 Engrossed
6321-Page 96
5818+2448
5819+2449
5820+2450
5821+2451
5822+2452
5823+2453
5824+2454
5825+2455
5826+2456
5827+2457
5828+2458
5829+2459
5830+2460
5831+2461
5832+2462
5833+2463
5834+2464
5835+2465
5836+2466
5837+2467
5838+2468
5839+2469
5840+2470
5841+2471
5842+2472
5843+2473
5844+2474
5845+2475 HB186 INTRODUCED
5846+Page 86
63225847 State General
63235848 Fund Other Funds Total
63245849 Total Revenue, Department of 363,000 227,374,399 227,737,399
63255850 The amounts hereinabove appropriated for the cost of maintenance and operations of
63265851 the Department of Revenue are in lieu of any other statutory provisions for the
63275852 payment of the cost of operating said Department for collections of the taxes as
63285853 authorized by law. Provided, however, in addition to the amount hereinabove
63295854 appropriated, there is hereby appropriated to the Department of Revenue all sums
63305855 allowed the Department of Revenue by acts of the Legislature as a charge for the
63315856 collection of taxes or licenses. The Revenue Department shall not be limited in any
63325857 way whatsoever in its ability to utilize or spend its full appropriation and all
63335858 sums allowed to the Department of Revenue by acts of the Legislature as a charge for
63345859 the collection of taxes or licenses. It is the intent of the Legislature that the
63355860 Department of Revenue utilize the appropriations made to it in this act to: (1)
63365861 significantly reduce the amount of delinquent taxes owed to the state; (2) employ
63375862 sufficient examiners and audit personnel to ensure that taxes owed to the state are
63385863 collected accurately and timely; and (3) update its personal computers and related
63395864 equipment to become more efficient in the collection of taxes owed to the state.
63405865 During FY 2026, the Department shall report semi-annually to the Chairs of the House
63415866 Ways and Means-General Fund Committee, Senate Finance and Taxation-General Fund
63425867 Committee, and the Legislative Fiscal Officer on all actions taken by the Department
63435868 in furtherance of these goals. The reports shall include, but not be limited to: (1)
63445869 the number and amount of delinquent taxes collected during the quarter and the
63455870 number and amounts of delinquent taxes outstanding as of the end of the quarter; (2)
63465871 the number of additional examiners and audit personnel employed during the quarter
63475872 (not including examiners and audit personnel employed to replace personnel that
63485873 retire or otherwise leave state service); and (3) the number of new personal
63495874 computers and related equipment put into use during the quarter.
63505875 113. Secretary of State:
63515876 (a) Administrative Support
63525877 Services Program
63535878 12,386,000 12,386,000
63545879 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
63555880 (1) Office of Voter Registration 200,000
63565881 In accordance with Section 17-4-62, Code of Alabama 1975.
5882+2476
5883+2477
5884+2478
5885+2479
5886+2480
5887+2481
5888+2482
5889+2483
5890+2484
5891+2485
5892+2486
5893+2487
5894+2488
5895+2489
5896+2490
5897+2491
5898+2492
5899+2493
5900+2494
5901+2495
5902+2496
5903+2497
5904+2498
5905+2499
5906+2500
5907+2501
5908+2502
5909+2503
5910+2504
5911+2505
5912+2506 HB186 INTRODUCED
5913+Page 87
5914+State General
5915+Fund Other Funds Total
5916+In accordance with Section 17-4-62, Code of Alabama 1975.
5917+(2) Corporations Fund, Estimated 3,619,500
5918+(3) Electronic Voting Fund 6,000
5919+(4) Farmers Credit Protection
5920+Fund
5921+63,000
5922+In accordance with Section 7-9A-320, Code of Alabama 1975.
5923+(5) Federal Funds 6,000,000
5924+(6) Information Bulk Sales Fund 1,650,000
5925+In accordance with Section 7-9A-523, Code of Alabama 1975.
5926+(7) Uniform Commercial Code Fund 847,500
5927+Total Secretary of State 12,386,000 12,386,000
5928+114. Securities Commission:
5929+(a) Regulatory Services Program 17,422,538 17,422,538
5930+Notwithstanding any other laws to the contrary, the above appropriation
5931+includes a transfer to the State General Fund of $1,000,000 to be made in four
5932+equal amounts at the beginning of each quarter of the fiscal year.
5933+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
5934+(1) Industrial Revenue Bond
5935+Notification Fund
5936+15,000
5937+(2) Securities Commission Fund 16,407,538
5938+(3) Securities Commission Fund -
5939+Transfer to the State
5940+General Fund
5941+1,000,000
5942+Total Securities Commission 17,422,538 17,422,538
5943+115. Security Regulatory Board,
5944+Alabama:
5945+(a) Licensing, Regulation and
5946+Enforcement Program
5947+950,000 950,000
5948+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
5949+(1) Security Certification Fund 950,000
5950+2507
5951+2508
5952+2509
5953+2510
5954+2511
5955+2512
5956+2513
5957+2514
5958+2515
5959+2516
5960+2517
5961+2518
5962+2519
5963+2520
5964+2521
5965+2522
5966+2523
5967+2524
5968+2525
5969+2526
5970+2527
5971+2528
5972+2529
5973+2530
5974+2531
5975+2532
5976+2533
5977+2534
5978+2535 HB186 INTRODUCED
5979+Page 88
5980+State General
5981+Fund Other Funds Total
5982+(1) Security Certification Fund 950,000
5983+Total Security Regulatory Board,
5984+Alabama
5985+950,000 950,000
5986+In accordance with Sections 34-27C-1, et seq., Code of Alabama 1975.
5987+116. Senior Services, Department
5988+of:
5989+(a) Planning and Advocacy for
5990+the Elderly Program
5991+17,122,538 43,943,921 61,066,459
5992+(1) Elderly Nutrition Program 500,000
5993+(2) Ombudsman Program 500,000
5994+(3) Retired Senior Volunteer Program 357,580
5995+(4) Silver Haired Legislature 25,000
5996+(b) Medicaid Waiver Services
5997+Program
5998+31,397,450 200,348,811 231,746,261
5999+(c) Elderly Medication Program 1,758,466 1,758,466
6000+The Alabama SenioRx program shall provide assistance obtaining prescription
6001+medications and shall be expanded to allow comprehensive benefits screening
6002+and application assistance through an Area Agency on Aging designated by the
6003+Department as an Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC). It is the intent
6004+of the Legislature that applicants apply through local Area Agencies on Aging
6005+and their provider networks to ensure services are maximized and that
6006+paperwork and inconvenience to the clients are minimized to receive access to
6007+local and public benefits and prescription assistance. The Department of
6008+Senior Services shall report semi-annually to the Chairs of the House Ways and
6009+Means-General Fund Committee and the Senate Finance and Taxation-General Fund
6010+Committee, the Governor, the Director of Finance, and the Legislative Fiscal
6011+Officer. The reports shall include the number of clients served by an ADRC,
6012+the number of unduplicated SenioRx participants, the number of prescriptions
6013+filled, and the estimated value of the drugs provided.
6014+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6015+(1) State General Fund 17,122,538
6016+2536
6017+2537
6018+2538
6019+2539
6020+2540
6021+2541
6022+2542
6023+2543
6024+2544
6025+2545
6026+2546
6027+2547
6028+2548
6029+2549
6030+2550
6031+2551
6032+2552
6033+2553
6034+2554
6035+2555
6036+2556
6037+2557
6038+2558
6039+2559
6040+2560
6041+2561
6042+2562
6043+2563
6044+2564
6045+2565 HB186 INTRODUCED
6046+Page 89
6047+State General
6048+Fund Other Funds Total
6049+(1) State General Fund 17,122,538
6050+(2) State General Fund -
6051+Medicaid Waiver
6052+31,397,450
6053+(3) State General Fund -
6054+Transfer - Alabama SeniorRx
6055+1,758,466
6056+(4) Federal and Local Funds 244,292,732
6057+Total Senior Services, Department
6058+of
6059+50,278,454 244,292,732 294,571,186
6060+In addition to the appropriations hereinabove made, there is hereby appropriated
6061+such amounts as become available from the Senior Services Trust Fund in accordance
6062+with Section 41-15C-1, Code of Alabama 1975, to the Department of Senior Services
6063+for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2026.
6064+117. Social Work Examiners,
6065+Alabama State Board of:
6066+(a) Professional and
6067+Occupational Licensing and
6068+Regulation Program
6069+471,341 471,341
6070+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6071+(1) Alabama State Board of
6072+Social Work Examiners Fund
6073+471,341
6074+As provided in Section 34-30-6, Code of Alabama 1975.
6075+Total Social Work Examiners,
6076+Alabama State Board of
6077+471,341 471,341
6078+118. Soil and Water Conservation
6079+Committee, State:
6080+(a) Water Resource Development
6081+Program
6082+3,815,995 50,000,000 53,815,995
6083+(1) Regional Conservation Partnership
6084+Program (RCPP) State Match
6085+81,403
6086+(b) Professional and
6087+Occupational Licensing and
6088+Regulation Program
6089+6,000 6,000
6090+2566
6091+2567
6092+2568
6093+2569
6094+2570
6095+2571
6096+2572
6097+2573
6098+2574
6099+2575
6100+2576
6101+2577
6102+2578
6103+2579
6104+2580
6105+2581
6106+2582
6107+2583
6108+2584
6109+2585
6110+2586
6111+2587
6112+2588
6113+2589
6114+2590
6115+2591
6116+2592
6117+2593
6118+2594
6119+2595
6120+2596 HB186 INTRODUCED
6121+Page 90
6122+State General
6123+Fund Other Funds Total
6124+Regulation Program
6125+6,000 6,000
6126+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6127+(1) State General Fund 3,815,995
6128+(2) Departmental Receipts 50,000,000
6129+(3) Soil Classifiers Fund 6,000
6130+As provided in Section 34-32-19, Code of Alabama 1975.
6131+Total Soil and Water Conservation
6132+Committee, State
6133+3,815,995 50,006,000 53,821,995
6134+119. Speech Pathology and
6135+Audiology, Alabama Board of
6136+Examiners for:
6137+(a) Professional and
6138+Occupational Licensing and
6139+Regulation Program
6140+329,478 329,478
6141+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6142+(1) Alabama Board of Examiners
6143+for Speech Pathology and
6144+Audiology Fund
6145+329,478
6146+As provided in Section 34-28A-44, Code of Alabama 1975.
6147+Total Speech Pathology and
6148+Audiology, Alabama Board of
6149+Examiners for
6150+329,478 329,478
6151+120. Surface Mining Commission,
6152+Alabama:
6153+(a) Industrial Safety and
6154+Accident Prevention Program
6155+1,018,380 10,784,125 11,802,505
6156+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6157+(1) State General Fund -
6158+Transfer
6159+1,018,380
6160+(2) Bond Forfeiture/Reclamation
6161+Projects, Estimated
6162+7,000,000
6163+2597
6164+2598
6165+2599
6166+2600
6167+2601
6168+2602
6169+2603
6170+2604
6171+2605
6172+2606
6173+2607
6174+2608
6175+2609
6176+2610
6177+2611
6178+2612
6179+2613
6180+2614
6181+2615
6182+2616
6183+2617
6184+2618
6185+2619
6186+2620
6187+2621
6188+2622
6189+2623
6190+2624
6191+2625
6192+2626 HB186 INTRODUCED
6193+Page 91
6194+State General
6195+Fund Other Funds Total
6196+Projects, Estimated
6197+7,000,000
6198+As provided in Section 9-16-103, Code of Alabama 1975.
6199+(3) Federal and Local Funds 2,391,681
6200+(4) Surface Mining Commission -
6201+Fees
6202+1,392,444
6203+Total Surface Mining Commission,
6204+Alabama
6205+1,018,380 10,784,125 11,802,505
6206+121. Tax Tribunal, Alabama:
6207+(a) Administrative Services
6208+Program
6209+1,312,881 1,312,881
6210+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6211+(1) Alabama Tax Tribunal Fund 1,312,881
6212+Total Tax Tribunal, Alabama 1,312,881 1,312,881
6213+122. Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway
6214+Development Authority:
6215+(a) Water Resource Development
6216+Program
6217+150,000 150,000
6218+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6219+(1) State General Fund 150,000
6220+Total Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway
6221+Development Authority
6222+150,000 150,000
6223+123. Tourism Department, Alabama:
6224+(a) Tourism and Travel Promotion
6225+Program
6226+7,741,889 31,127,450 38,869,339
6227+(1) Alabama Bass Trail 224,437
6228+(2) Alabama Scenic River Trail 400,000
6229+(3) Alabama Sports Festival 275,000
6230+(4) Indy Grand Prix of Alabama 500,000
6231+(5) Blackbelt Adventures 525,000
6232+(6) Buckmasters 300,000
6233+(7) Freshwater Land Trust 225,000
6234+2627
6235+2628
6236+2629
6237+2630
6238+2631
6239+2632
6240+2633
6241+2634
6242+2635
6243+2636
6244+2637
6245+2638
6246+2639
6247+2640
6248+2641
6249+2642
6250+2643
6251+2644
6252+2645
63576253 2646
63586254 2647
63596255 2648
63606256 2649
63616257 2650
63626258 2651
63636259 2652
63646260 2653
63656261 2654
63666262 2655
6367-2656
6263+2656 HB186 INTRODUCED
6264+Page 92
6265+State General
6266+Fund Other Funds Total
6267+(7) Freshwater Land Trust 225,000
6268+(8) Local and State Economy Tourism
6269+Grants
6270+2,730,000
6271+(9) Motor Sports Hall of Fame 500,000
6272+(10) Regions Tradition Golf Tournament 75,000
6273+(11) Talladega Superspeedway 500,000
6274+For security expenses.
6275+(12) Talladega Superspeedway 500,000
6276+For tourism generally.
6277+(13) SEC Baseball Tournament 75,000
6278+(14) USS Alabama Battleship 750,000
6279+(15) Dothan Area Botanical Gardens 100,000
6280+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6281+(1) State General Fund 7,741,889
6282+(2) Lodging Tax ($0.01) 31,127,450
6283+Receipts collected under the provisions of Sections 40-26-1, et seq., Code of
6284+Alabama 1975.
6285+Total Tourism Department, Alabama 7,741,889 31,127,450 38,869,339
6286+124. Transportation, Department
6287+of:
6288+(a) Surface Transportation
6289+Improvement and Preservation
6290+Program
6291+2,165,856,019 2,165,856,019
6292+Proposed spending plan for the above (a) includes the following: Industrial
6293+Access Improvements & Assistance: 11,000,000
6294+(b) General Administration
6295+Program
6296+188,201,823 188,201,823
6297+Proposed spending plan for the above (b) includes the following: Captive
6298+County Health Insurance: 75,000
63686299 2657
63696300 2658
63706301 2659
63716302 2660
63726303 2661
63736304 2662
63746305 2663
63756306 2664
63766307 2665
63776308 2666
63786309 2667
63796310 2668
63806311 2669
63816312 2670
63826313 2671
63836314 2672
63846315 2673
63856316 2674
63866317 2675
6387-2676 HB186 Engrossed
6388-Page 97
6389-State General
6390-Fund Other Funds Total
6391-In accordance with Section 17-4-62, Code of Alabama 1975.
6392-(2) Corporations Fund, Estimated 3,619,500
6393-(3) Electronic Voting Fund 6,000
6394-(4) Farmers Credit Protection
6395-Fund
6396-63,000
6397-In accordance with Section 7-9A-320, Code of Alabama 1975.
6398-(5) Federal Funds 6,000,000
6399-(6) Information Bulk Sales Fund 1,650,000
6400-In accordance with Section 7-9A-523, Code of Alabama 1975.
6401-(7) Uniform Commercial Code Fund 847,500
6402-Total Secretary of State 12,386,000 12,386,000
6403-114. Securities Commission:
6404-(a) Regulatory Services Program 17,422,538 17,422,538
6405-Notwithstanding any other laws to the contrary, the above appropriation
6406-includes a transfer to the State General Fund of $1,000,000 to be made in four
6407-equal amounts at the beginning of each quarter of the fiscal year.
6408-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6409-(1) Industrial Revenue Bond
6410-Notification Fund
6411-15,000
6412-(2) Securities Commission Fund 16,407,538
6413-(3) Securities Commission Fund -
6414-Transfer to the State
6415-General Fund
6416-1,000,000
6417-Total Securities Commission 17,422,538 17,422,538
6418-115. Security Regulatory Board,
6419-Alabama:
6420-(a) Licensing, Regulation and
6421-Enforcement Program
6422-950,000 950,000
6423-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6424-(1) Security Certification Fund 950,000
6318+2676
64256319 2677
64266320 2678
64276321 2679
64286322 2680
64296323 2681
64306324 2682
64316325 2683
6432-2684
6326+2684 HB186 INTRODUCED
6327+Page 93
6328+State General
6329+Fund Other Funds Total
6330+County Health Insurance: 75,000
6331+(c) General Aviation and
6332+Aeronautic Improvement and
6333+Assistance Program
6334+70,000,000 70,000,000
6335+(d) Rebuild Alabama Program 265,000,000 265,000,000
6336+(e) Electronic Transportation
6337+Infrastructure Grant Program
6338+800,000 800,000
6339+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6340+(1) Federal Aid 1,804,057,842
6341+(2) Public Road and Bridge Fund 550,000,000
64336342 2685
64346343 2686
64356344 2687
64366345 2688
64376346 2689
64386347 2690
64396348 2691
64406349 2692
6441-2693
6442-2694
6443-2695
6444-2696
6445-2697
6446-2698
6447-2699
6448-2700
6449-2701
6450-2702
6451-2703
6452-2704
6453-2705 HB186 Engrossed
6454-Page 98
6455-State General
6456-Fund Other Funds Total
6457-(1) Security Certification Fund 950,000
6458-Total Security Regulatory Board,
6459-Alabama
6460-950,000 950,000
6461-In accordance with Sections 34-27C-1, et seq., Code of Alabama 1975.
6462-116. Senior Services, Department
6463-of:
6464-(a) Planning and Advocacy for
6465-the Elderly Program
6466-17,372,538 43,943,921 61,316,459
6467-(1) Adult Guardianships 150,000
6468-(2) Elderly Nutrition Program 500,000
6469-(3) Ombudsman Program 500,000
6470-(4) Retired Senior Volunteer
6471-Program
6472-457,580
6473-(5) Silver Haired Legislature 25,000
6474-(b) Medicaid Waiver Services
6475-Program
6476-31,397,450 200,348,811 231,746,261
6477-(c) Elderly Medication Program 1,758,466 1,758,466
6478-The Alabama SenioRx program shall provide assistance obtaining prescription
6479-medications and shall be expanded to allow comprehensive benefits screening
6480-and application assistance through an Area Agency on Aging designated by the
6481-Department as an Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC). It is the intent
6482-of the Legislature that applicants apply through local Area Agencies on Aging
6483-and their provider networks to ensure services are maximized and that
6484-paperwork and inconvenience to the clients are minimized to receive access to
6485-local and public benefits and prescription assistance. The Department of
6486-Senior Services shall report semi-annually to the Chairs of the House Ways and
6487-Means-General Fund Committee and the Senate Finance and Taxation-General Fund
6488-Committee, the Governor, the Director of Finance, and the Legislative Fiscal
6489-Officer. The reports shall include the number of clients served by an ADRC,
6490-the number of unduplicated SenioRx participants, the number of prescriptions
6491-filled, and the estimated value of the drugs provided.
6492-2706
6493-2707
6494-2708
6495-2709
6496-2710
6497-2711
6498-2712
6499-2713
6500-2714
6501-2715
6502-2716
6503-2717
6504-2718
6505-2719
6506-2720
6507-2721
6508-2722
6509-2723
6510-2724
6511-2725
6512-2726
6513-2727
6514-2728
6515-2729
6516-2730
6517-2731
6518-2732
6519-2733
6520-2734
6521-2735 HB186 Engrossed
6522-Page 99
6523-State General
6524-Fund Other Funds Total
6525-filled, and the estimated value of the drugs provided.
6526-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6527-(1) State General Fund 17,372,538
6528-(2) State General Fund -
6529-Medicaid Waiver
6530-31,397,450
6531-(3) State General Fund -
6532-Transfer - Alabama SeniorRx
6533-1,758,466
6534-(4) Federal and Local Funds 244,292,732
6535-Total Senior Services, Department
6536-of
6537-50,528,454 244,292,732 294,821,186
6538-In addition to the appropriations hereinabove made, there is hereby appropriated
6539-such amounts as become available from the Senior Services Trust Fund in accordance
6540-with Section 41-15C-1, Code of Alabama 1975, to the Department of Senior Services
6541-for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2026.
6542-117. Social Work Examiners,
6543-Alabama State Board of:
6544-(a) Professional and
6545-Occupational Licensing and
6546-Regulation Program
6547-471,341 471,341
6548-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6549-(1) Alabama State Board of
6550-Social Work Examiners Fund
6551-471,341
6552-As provided in Section 34-30-6, Code of Alabama 1975.
6553-Total Social Work Examiners,
6554-Alabama State Board of
6555-471,341 471,341
6556-118. Soil and Water Conservation
6557-Committee, State:
6558-(a) Water Resource Development
6559-Program
6560-4,015,995 50,000,000 54,015,995
6561-2736
6562-2737
6563-2738
6564-2739
6565-2740
6566-2741
6567-2742
6568-2743
6569-2744
6570-2745
6571-2746
6572-2747
6573-2748
6574-2749
6575-2750
6576-2751
6577-2752
6578-2753
6579-2754
6580-2755
6581-2756
6582-2757
6583-2758
6584-2759
6585-2760
6586-2761
6587-2762
6588-2763 HB186 Engrossed
6589-Page 100
6590-State General
6591-Fund Other Funds Total
6592-Program
6593-4,015,995 50,000,000 54,015,995
6594-(1) Regional Conservation
6595-Partnership Program (RCPP)
6596-State Match
6597-81,403
6598-(2) Feral Hog Program 200,000
6599-(b) Professional and
6600-Occupational Licensing and
6601-Regulation Program
6602-6,000 6,000
6603-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6604-(1) State General Fund 4,015,995
6605-(2) Departmental Receipts 50,000,000
6606-(3) Soil Classifiers Fund 6,000
6607-As provided in Section 34-32-19, Code of Alabama 1975.
6608-Total Soil and Water Conservation
6609-Committee, State
6610-4,015,995 50,006,000 54,021,995
6611-119. Speech Pathology and
6612-Audiology, Alabama Board of
6613-Examiners for:
6614-(a) Professional and
6615-Occupational Licensing and
6616-Regulation Program
6617-329,478 329,478
6618-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6619-(1) Alabama Board of Examiners
6620-for Speech Pathology and
6621-Audiology Fund
6622-329,478
6623-As provided in Section 34-28A-44, Code of Alabama 1975.
6624-Total Speech Pathology and
6625-Audiology, Alabama Board of
6626-Examiners for
6627-329,478 329,478
6628-120. Surface Mining Commission,
6629-Alabama:
6630-2764
6631-2765
6632-2766
6633-2767
6634-2768
6635-2769
6636-2770
6637-2771
6638-2772
6639-2773
6640-2774
6641-2775
6642-2776
6643-2777
6644-2778
6645-2779
6646-2780
6647-2781
6648-2782
6649-2783
6650-2784
6651-2785
6652-2786
6653-2787
6654-2788
6655-2789
6656-2790
6657-2791
6658-2792
6659-2793 HB186 Engrossed
6660-Page 101
6661-State General
6662-Fund Other Funds Total
6663-Alabama:
6664-(a) Industrial Safety and
6665-Accident Prevention Program
6666-1,018,380 10,784,125 11,802,505
6667-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6668-(1) State General Fund -
6669-Transfer
6670-1,018,380
6671-(2) Bond Forfeiture/Reclamation
6672-Projects, Estimated
6673-7,000,000
6674-As provided in Section 9-16-103, Code of Alabama 1975.
6675-(3) Federal and Local Funds 2,391,681
6676-(4) Surface Mining Commission -
6677-Fees
6678-1,392,444
6679-Total Surface Mining Commission,
6680-Alabama
6681-1,018,380 10,784,125 11,802,505
6682-121. Tax Tribunal, Alabama:
6683-(a) Administrative Services
6684-Program
6685-1,312,881 1,312,881
6686-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6687-(1) Alabama Tax Tribunal Fund 1,312,881
6688-Total Tax Tribunal, Alabama 1,312,881 1,312,881
6689-122. Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway
6690-Development Authority:
6691-(a) Water Resource Development
6692-Program
6693-150,000 150,000
6694-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6695-(1) State General Fund 150,000
6696-Total Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway
6697-Development Authority
6698-150,000 150,000
6699-123. Tourism Department, Alabama:
6700-(a) Tourism and Travel Promotion
6701-Program
6702-10,267,889 31,127,450 41,395,339
6703-2794
6704-2795
6705-2796
6706-2797
6707-2798
6708-2799
6709-2800
6710-2801
6711-2802
6712-2803
6713-2804
6714-2805
6715-2806
6716-2807
6717-2808
6718-2809
6719-2810
6720-2811
6721-2812
6722-2813
6723-2814
6724-2815
6725-2816
6726-2817
6727-2818
6728-2819
6729-2820
6730-2821
6731-2822
6732-2823 HB186 Engrossed
6733-Page 102
6734-State General
6735-Fund Other Funds Total
6736-Program
6737-10,267,889 31,127,450 41,395,339
6738-(1) Alabama Bass Trail 300,437
6739-(2) Alabama Scenic River Trail 500,000
6740-(3) Alabama Sports Festival 425,000
6741-(4) Indy Grand Prix of Alabama 500,000
6742-(5) Bear Creek Development
6743-Authority
6744-150,000
6745-(6) Blackbelt Adventures 600,000
6746-(7) Buckmasters 300,000
6747-(8) Dothan Area Botanical
6748-Gardens
6749-175,000 100,000
6750-(9) EarlyWorks Museum 100,000
6751-(10) Freshwater Land Trust 225,000
6752-(11) Geneva River Festival 100,000
6753-(12) Jefferson County Greenways
6754-Commission
6755-250,000
6756-(13) Local and State Economy
6757-Tourism Grants
6758-2,730,000
6759-(14) Major League Fishing
6760-Anglers Association
6761-National Headquarters
6762-150,000
6763-(15) Motor Sports Hall of Fame 500,000
6764-(16) Nature Discovery Center
6765-Project
6766-100,000
6767-(17) Regions Tradition Golf
6768-Tournament
6769-75,000
6770-(18) Talladega Superspeedway 500,000
6771-For security expenses.
6772-(19) Talladega Superspeedway 500,000
6773-2824
6774-2825
6775-2826
6776-2827
6777-2828
6778-2829
6779-2830
6780-2831
6781-2832
6782-2833
6783-2834
6784-2835
6785-2836
6786-2837
6787-2838
6788-2839
6789-2840
6790-2841
6791-2842
6792-2843
6793-2844
6794-2845
6795-2846
6796-2847
6797-2848
6798-2849
6799-2850
6800-2851 HB186 Engrossed
6801-Page 103
6802-State General
6803-Fund Other Funds Total
6804-(19) Talladega Superspeedway 500,000
6805-For tourism generally.
6806-(20) SEC Baseball Tournament 75,000
6807-(21) Singing River Trail 200,000
6808-(22) SWAC Championship 50,000
6809-(23) USS Alabama Battleship 750,000
6810-(24) World Police and Fire
6811-Games
6812-750,000
6813-(25) Year of Aviation Support 100,000
6814-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6815-(1) State General Fund 10,267,889
6816-(2) Lodging Tax ($0.01) 31,127,450
6817-Receipts collected under the provisions of Sections 40-26-1, et seq., Code of
6818-Alabama 1975.
6819-Total Tourism Department, Alabama 10,267,889 31,127,450 41,395,339
6820-124. Transportation, Department
6821-of:
6822-(a) Surface Transportation
6823-Improvement and Preservation
6824-Program
6825-2,165,856,019 2,165,856,019
6826-Proposed spending plan for the above (a) includes the following: Industrial
6827-Access Improvements & Assistance: 11,000,000
6828-(b) General Administration
6829-Program
6830-188,201,823 188,201,823
6831-Proposed spending plan for the above (b) includes the following: Captive
6832-County Health Insurance: 75,000
6833-(c) General Aviation and
6834-Aeronautic Improvement and
6835-Assistance Program
6836-70,000,000 70,000,000
6837-(d) Rebuild Alabama Program 265,000,000 265,000,000
6838-2852
6839-2853
6840-2854
6841-2855
6842-2856
6843-2857
6844-2858
6845-2859
6846-2860
6847-2861
6848-2862
6849-2863
6850-2864
6851-2865
6852-2866
6853-2867
6854-2868
6855-2869
6856-2870
6857-2871
6858-2872
6859-2873
6860-2874
6861-2875
6862-2876
6863-2877
6864-2878
6865-2879
6866-2880 HB186 Engrossed
6867-Page 104
6868-State General
6869-Fund Other Funds Total
6870-(d) Rebuild Alabama Program 265,000,000 265,000,000
6871-(e) Electronic Transportation
6872-Infrastructure Grant Program
6873-800,000 800,000
6874-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6875-(1) Federal Aid 1,804,057,842
6876-(2) Public Road and Bridge Fund 550,000,000
6877-2881
6878-2882
6879-2883
6880-2884
6881-2885 HB186 Engrossed
6882-Page 105
6350+2693 HB186 INTRODUCED
6351+Page 94
68836352 State General
68846353 Fund Other Funds Total
68856354 (2) Public Road and Bridge Fund 550,000,000
68866355 There is hereby appropriated for payment of the principal of and the interest
68876356 on all bonds heretofore or hereafter issued for public highways and bridge
68886357 purposes, or either, by the State of Alabama, Alabama Federal Aid Highway
68896358 Finance Authority, Alabama Highway Finance Corporation, or Alabama Industrial
68906359 Access Road and Bridge Corporation, a total of $133,755,861 or so much thereof
68916360 as may be necessary for payment of said principal and interest at their
68926361 respective maturities, of the revenues pledged for such payment. There is also
68936362 hereby appropriated an amount not to exceed $25,000,000 as an annual
68946363 contribution to the Alabama Transportation Infrastructure Bank, if needed, for
68956364 payment of debt service. The Director of Transportation, with the consent of
68966365 the Governor and the Director of Finance, shall have the authority to transfer
68976366 any appropriation or any portion thereof between and among subdivisions (a),
68986367 (b) and (c) of this section whenever such transfer shall be necessary to
68996368 assure maximum utilization of federal matching funds which shall become
69006369 available. In the event that there shall not be sufficient funds available for
69016370 payment of all appropriations hereinabove made, the following provisions shall
69026371 be applicable. In the event of such insufficiency in respect of said revenues
69036372 accruing to the Department of Transportation: (1) the appropriation made for
69046373 Debt Service in subdivisions (a) and (b) hereof shall be paid in full, and (2)
69056374 the appropriations from the revenues accruing to the Department of
69066375 Transportation that are herein made for the purposes referred to in
69076376 subdivisions (a), (b) and (c) except for Debt Service, hereof shall be
69086377 allocated among the purposes referred to in said subdivisions in such order
69096378 and with such priorities as the Director of the Department of Transportation
69106379 shall from time to time direct. The funds appropriated in subdivisions (a) and
69116380 (c) hereof, for the matching federal funds, shall not revert at the end of the
69126381 fiscal year for which such appropriations are made but shall remain available
69136382 for the purposes for which such appropriations were made. In addition to all
69146383 appropriations hereinabove made, there is hereby appropriated to the
69156384 Department of Transportation all federal funds accruing thereto to be expended
69166385 only for the purpose for which such funds are made available.
69176386 (3) Federal Grants - Aeronautics 70,000,000
6918-2886
6919-2887
6920-2888
6921-2889
6922-2890
6923-2891
6924-2892
6925-2893
6926-2894
6927-2895
6928-2896
6929-2897
6930-2898
6931-2899
6932-2900
6933-2901
6934-2902
6935-2903
6936-2904
6937-2905
6938-2906
6939-2907
6940-2908
6941-2909
6942-2910
6943-2911
6944-2912
6945-2913
6946-2914
6947-2915
6948-2916
6949-2917 HB186 Engrossed
6950-Page 106
6387+2694
6388+2695
6389+2696
6390+2697
6391+2698
6392+2699
6393+2700
6394+2701
6395+2702
6396+2703
6397+2704
6398+2705
6399+2706
6400+2707
6401+2708
6402+2709
6403+2710
6404+2711
6405+2712
6406+2713
6407+2714
6408+2715
6409+2716
6410+2717
6411+2718
6412+2719
6413+2720
6414+2721
6415+2722
6416+2723
6417+2724
6418+2725 HB186 INTRODUCED
6419+Page 95
69516420 State General
69526421 Fund Other Funds Total
69536422 (3) Federal Grants - Aeronautics 70,000,000
69546423 (4) Rebuild Alabama Fund 265,800,000
69556424 Total Transportation, Department
69566425 of
69576426 2,689,857,842 2,689,857,842
69586427 In addition to the above appropriation, there is hereby appropriated to the
69596428 Department of Transportation such amounts as may be received by the Department for
69606429 resolution of Civil Action No. 85-T-655-N.
69616430 125. Treasurer, State:
69626431 (a) Fiscal Management Program 6,418,295 6,418,295
69636432 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
69646433 (1) Alabama College Education
69656434 Savings Administrative Fund
69666435 434,612
69676436 As provided in Section 16-33C-10, Code of Alabama 1975.
69686437 (2) Prepaid Affordable College
69696438 Tuition Fund
69706439 481,874
69716440 (3) State Treasury Operations
69726441 Fund
69736442 5,501,809
69746443 As provided in Section 36-17-20, Code of Alabama 1975.
69756444 Total Treasurer, State 6,418,295 6,418,295
69766445 126. Underground and Aboveground
69776446 Storage Tank Trust Fund
69786447 Management Board, Alabama:
69796448 (a) Administration of
69806449 Underground and Aboveground
69816450 Storage Tank Trust Fund
69826451 Management Board Program
69836452 150,000 150,000
6984-(1) Continuing Education and
6985-Training Program
6453+(1) Continuing Education and Training
6454+Program
69866455 150,000
6456+This amount may be used for a continuing education and training program related to storage tank
6457+release prevention and clean up. Such continuing education shall be provided by a qualified
6458+program approved by the Underground and Aboveground Storage Tank Trust Fund Management Board.
6459+2726
6460+2727
6461+2728
6462+2729
6463+2730
6464+2731
6465+2732
6466+2733
6467+2734
6468+2735
6469+2736
6470+2737
6471+2738
6472+2739
6473+2740
6474+2741
6475+2742
6476+2743
6477+2744
6478+2745
6479+2746
6480+2747
6481+2748
6482+2749
6483+2750
6484+2751
6485+2752
6486+2753
6487+2754
6488+2755 HB186 INTRODUCED
6489+Page 96
6490+State General
6491+Fund Other Funds Total
6492+program approved by the Underground and Aboveground Storage Tank Trust Fund Management Board.
6493+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6494+(1) Underground and Aboveground
6495+Storage Tank Trust Fund
6496+150,000
6497+As provided in Section 22-35-4, Code of Alabama 1975.
6498+Total Underground and Aboveground
6499+Storage Tank Trust Fund Management
6500+Board, Alabama
6501+150,000 150,000
6502+127. Veterans' Affairs, Department
6503+of:
6504+(a) Administration of Veterans'
6505+Affairs Program
6506+3,837,477 9,101,686 12,939,163
6507+(1) Department of Alabama Disabled
6508+American Veterans
6509+113,400
6510+a. Women's Auxiliary 5,000
6511+(2) Still Serving Veterans 70,000
6512+(3) Suicide Prevention 300,000
6513+To support efforts to prevent suicide among service members, veterans, and their families.
6514+(4) Lakeshore Foundation Support Our
6515+Veterans Program
6516+550,000
6517+(b) Veterans Homes
6518+Administration Program
6519+152,922,114 152,922,114
6520+(c) Capital Outlay Program 20,540,000 20,540,000
6521+(d) Veterans Cemetery Program 1,279,764 1,279,764
6522+(e) Veterans Grant Program 7,000,000 7,000,000
6523+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6524+(1) State General Fund 3,837,477
6525+(2) Veterans' Assistance Fund 99,853,364
6526+The appropriation from the Veterans' Assistance Fund may be expended for
6527+operation of the Veterans' Nursing Homes, any other direct expenditure for
6528+veterans' services, and capital outlay.
6529+2756
6530+2757
6531+2758
6532+2759
6533+2760
6534+2761
6535+2762
6536+2763
6537+2764
6538+2765
6539+2766
6540+2767
6541+2768
6542+2769
6543+2770
6544+2771
6545+2772
6546+2773
6547+2774
6548+2775
6549+2776
6550+2777
6551+2778
6552+2779
6553+2780
6554+2781
6555+2782
6556+2783
6557+2784
6558+2785 HB186 INTRODUCED
6559+Page 97
6560+State General
6561+Fund Other Funds Total
6562+veterans' services, and capital outlay.
6563+(3) Veterans' Home Trust Fund -
6564+Transfer
6565+90,990,200
6566+Total Veterans' Affairs,
6567+Department of
6568+3,837,477 190,843,564 194,681,041
6569+128. Veterinary Medical Examiners,
6570+Alabama State Board of:
6571+(a) Professional and
6572+Occupational Licensing and
6573+Regulation Program
6574+786,989 786,989
6575+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6576+(1) State Board of Veterinary
6577+Medical Examiners Fund
6578+786,989
6579+As provided in Section 34-29-70, Code of Alabama 1975.
6580+Total Veterinary Medical
6581+Examiners, Alabama State Board of
6582+786,989 786,989
6583+129. Women's Commission, Alabama:
6584+(a) Employment and Social
6585+Opportunities Program
6586+35,000 35,000
6587+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6588+(1) Women's Commission Fund 35,000
6589+Total Women's Commission, Alabama 35,000 35,000
6590+130. Workforce, Alabama Department
6591+of (formerly Labor, Department
6592+of):
6593+(a) Regulatory Services Program 4,739,807 4,739,807
6594+(b) Administrative Services
6595+Program
6596+150,000 37,151,027 37,301,027
6597+(c) Employment Security Program 182,136,544 182,136,544
6598+(d) Industrial Safety and
6599+Accident Prevention Program
6600+1,254,618 47,075,655 48,330,273
6601+2786
6602+2787
6603+2788
6604+2789
6605+2790
6606+2791
6607+2792
6608+2793
6609+2794
6610+2795
6611+2796
6612+2797
6613+2798
6614+2799
6615+2800
6616+2801
6617+2802
6618+2803
6619+2804
6620+2805
6621+2806
6622+2807
6623+2808
6624+2809
6625+2810
6626+2811
6627+2812
6628+2813
6629+2814
6630+2815 HB186 INTRODUCED
6631+Page 98
6632+State General
6633+Fund Other Funds Total
6634+Accident Prevention Program
6635+1,254,618 47,075,655 48,330,273
6636+(1) Mine Safety Inspection Program 350,000
6637+(e) Regulation Workers'
6638+Compensation Program
6639+7,356,066 7,356,066
6640+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6641+(1) State General Fund 1,404,618
6642+(2) Boiler and Pressure Vessel
6643+Inspection Fee Receipts
6644+1,516,466
6645+As provided in Section 25-12-18, Code of Alabama 1975.
6646+(3) Child Labor Fund 346,008
6647+(4) Elevator Safety Review Fee
6648+Receipts
6649+3,369,556
6650+As provided in Section 25-13-6, Code of Alabama 1975.
6651+(5) Employment Security
6652+Administration Fund
6653+6,820,863
6654+(6) Federal and Local Funds 212,204,485
6655+(7) Federal Funds: Abandoned
6656+Mine Land
6657+18,328,690
6658+(8) Federal Funds: Abandoned
6659+Mine Land - BILF
6660+25,480,004
6661+(9) State Abandoned Mine Land
6662+Reclamation Fund
6663+3,036,961
6664+(10) Professional Employer
6665+Organization Registration
6666+Fund
6667+717,747
6668+(11) Workers Compensation
6669+Administration Trust Fund
6670+6,638,319
6671+Total Workforce, Alabama
6672+Department of (formerly Labor,
6673+Department of)
6674+1,404,618 278,459,099 279,863,717
6675+2816
6676+2817
6677+2818
6678+2819
6679+2820
6680+2821
6681+2822
6682+2823
6683+2824
6684+2825
6685+2826
6686+2827
6687+2828
6688+2829
6689+2830
6690+2831
6691+2832
6692+2833
6693+2834
6694+2835
6695+2836
6696+2837
6697+2838
6698+2839
6699+2840
6700+2841
6701+2842
6702+2843
6703+2844 HB186 INTRODUCED
6704+Page 99
6705+State General
6706+Fund Other Funds Total
6707+Department of)
6708+1,404,618 278,459,099 279,863,717
6709+131. Youth Services, Department
6710+of:
6711+(a) Financial Assistance Program
6712+(School District)
6713+716,795 716,795
6714+(b) Youth Services Program 7,375,805 31,717,887 39,093,692
6715+(1) Juvenile Corrections 300,000
6716+(c) Diversion Program 1,000,000 1,000,000
6717+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6718+(1) State General Fund -
6719+Transfer
6720+8,375,805
6721+(2) Youth Services Fund 32,434,682
6722+Total Youth Services, Department
6723+of
6724+8,375,805 32,434,682 40,810,487
6725+It is the intent of the Legislature that the Department notify the members of each
6726+local legislative delegation (whenever possible) prior to grants being awarded in
6727+each legislative district. The Department shall notify the legislative delegation of
6728+the amount of the grant, the recipient of the grant, and the date the grant is to be
6729+awarded. Any appropriation expended for youth detention facilities shall be
6730+allocated as follows: Part I - each detention facility will receive $14,000 for each
6731+county the detention facility serves. Part II - the balance of such funds shall be
6732+allocated based upon the population of the county or counties served by the
6733+detention facility (statewide among 12 detention facilities).
6734+D. Other:
6735+1. Arrest of Absconding Felons:
6736+(a) Criminal Investigation
6737+Program, Estimated
6738+24,735 24,735
6739+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6740+(1) State General Fund 24,735
6741+As provided in Sections 15-9-1 and 15-9-3, Code of Alabama 1975.
6742+Total Arrest of Absconding Felons 24,735 24,735
6743+2845
6744+2846
6745+2847
6746+2848
6747+2849
6748+2850
6749+2851
6750+2852
6751+2853
6752+2854
6753+2855
6754+2856
6755+2857
6756+2858
6757+2859
6758+2860
6759+2861
6760+2862
6761+2863
6762+2864
6763+2865
6764+2866
6765+2867
6766+2868
6767+2869
6768+2870
6769+2871
6770+2872
6771+2873
6772+2874 HB186 INTRODUCED
6773+Page 100
6774+State General
6775+Fund Other Funds Total
6776+Total Arrest of Absconding Felons 24,735 24,735
6777+2. Automatic Appeal Expense:
6778+(a) Legal Advice and Legal
6779+Services Program, Estimated
6780+33 33
6781+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6782+(1) State General Fund 33
6783+As provided in Sections 12-22-150 and 12-22-241, Code of Alabama 1975.
6784+Total Automatic Appeal Expense 33 33
6785+3. Correctional Facilities
6786+Maintenance Fund:
6787+(a) Correctional Facilities
6788+Maintenance Fund Program
6789+1,835,000 1,835,000
6790+Established in Section 14-2-21(d), Code of Alabama 1975.
6791+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6792+(1) State General Fund 1,835,000
6793+Total Correctional Facilities
6794+Maintenance Fund
6795+1,835,000 1,835,000
6796+4. County Government Capital
6797+Improvement Fund:
6798+(a) Special Services Program,
6799+Estimated
6800+29,193,307 29,193,307
6801+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6802+(1) Alabama Trust Fund Income,
6803+Estimated
6804+29,193,307
6805+Total County Government Capital
6806+Improvement Fund
6807+29,193,307 29,193,307
6808+5. Court Assessed Costs Not
6809+Provided For:
6810+(a) Special Services Program,
6811+Estimated
6812+5,500,000 5,500,000
6813+2875
6814+2876
6815+2877
6816+2878
6817+2879
6818+2880
6819+2881
6820+2882
6821+2883
6822+2884
6823+2885
6824+2886
6825+2887
6826+2888
6827+2889
6828+2890
6829+2891
6830+2892
6831+2893
6832+2894
6833+2895
6834+2896
6835+2897
6836+2898
6837+2899
6838+2900
6839+2901
6840+2902
6841+2903 HB186 INTRODUCED
6842+Page 101
6843+State General
6844+Fund Other Funds Total
6845+Estimated
6846+5,500,000 5,500,000
6847+As provided in Sections 22-52-14, 22-11A-1 through 22-11A-41, 12-15-215,
6848+26-17-636 and 12-21-131, Code of Alabama 1975.
6849+(b) Legal Advice and Legal
6850+Services Program
6851+264,500 264,500
6852+It is the intent of the Legislature that the appropriation in this subsection
6853+be expended for court costs, which include cost of depositions, witness fees
6854+and expenses, filing and docket fees, court reporters, court judgments,
6855+attorneys fees, out-of-court settlements, and other expenses ordered by the
6856+court or normally identified as costs of court, when any of the above is
6857+approved by the Attorney General. The Attorney General shall provide a report
6858+semi-annually to the Chair of the House Ways and Means-General Fund Committee,
6859+the Chair of the Senate Finance and Taxation-General Fund Committee, and the
6860+Legislative Fiscal Officer on the detailed expenditures of this appropriation.
6861+(c) Automatic Appeal Cases
6862+Expense Program
6863+15,630 15,630
6864+The above appropriation shall be used to reimburse reasonable expenses
6865+incurred by attorneys representing defendants under sentence of death in state
6866+collateral proceedings, such as those under Rule 32 of the Rules of Criminal
6867+Procedure. Provided, in no case may any amount be paid unless the court
6868+determines by written order in advance that the cost is both necessary and
6869+reasonable; and in no event may any amount be paid out of this appropriation
6870+as fees to any attorney for services or to compensate any attorney for time
6871+either as an attorney in the proceeding or as a witness.
6872+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6873+(1) State General Fund 264,500
6874+(2) State General Fund,
6875+Estimated
6876+5,500,000
6877+(3) State General Fund -
6878+Automatic Appeal Cases
6879+15,630
6880+Total Court Assessed Costs Not
6881+Provided For
6882+5,780,130 5,780,130
6883+2904
6884+2905
6885+2906
6886+2907
6887+2908
6888+2909
6889+2910
6890+2911
6891+2912
6892+2913
6893+2914
6894+2915
6895+2916
6896+2917
69876897 2918
69886898 2919
69896899 2920
69906900 2921
69916901 2922
69926902 2923
69936903 2924
69946904 2925
69956905 2926
69966906 2927
69976907 2928
69986908 2929
69996909 2930
70006910 2931
70016911 2932
70026912 2933
7003-2934
6913+2934 HB186 INTRODUCED
6914+Page 102
6915+State General
6916+Fund Other Funds Total
6917+Provided For
6918+5,780,130 5,780,130
6919+6. Court Costs:
6920+(a) Court Operations Program,
6921+Estimated
6922+81 81
6923+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6924+(1) State General Fund 81
6925+Pursuant to Act No. 558, 1957, Page 777.
6926+Total Court Costs 81 81
6927+7. Distribution of Public
6928+Documents:
6929+(a) Administrative Support
6930+Services Program, Estimated
6931+483,000 483,000
6932+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6933+(1) State General Fund 483,000
6934+As provided in Sections 35-14-1, 36-14-11, 17-5-11, and 41-21-8, Code of
6935+Alabama 1975.
6936+Total Distribution of Public
6937+Documents
6938+483,000 483,000
6939+8. Election Expenses:
6940+(a) Special Services Program,
6941+Estimated
6942+9,476,500 9,476,500
6943+(b) Training of Election
6944+Officials
6945+32,849 32,849
6946+For payment of expenses pursuant to the court order entered by the U.S.
6947+District Court, Middle District of Alabama in Civil Action No. 84-T-595-N.
6948+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6949+(1) State General Fund 32,849
6950+(2) State General Fund,
6951+Estimated
6952+9,476,500
6953+Total Election Expenses 9,509,349 9,509,349
6954+As provided in Section 17-16-7, Code of Alabama 1975.
70046955 2935
70056956 2936
70066957 2937
70076958 2938
70086959 2939
70096960 2940
70106961 2941
70116962 2942
70126963 2943
7013-2944 HB186 Engrossed
7014-Page 107
7015-State General
7016-Fund Other Funds Total
7017-Training Program
7018-150,000
7019-This amount may be used for a continuing education and training program
7020-related to storage tank release prevention and clean up. Such continuing
7021-education shall be provided by a qualified program approved by the
7022-Underground and Aboveground Storage Tank Trust Fund Management Board.
7023-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7024-(1) Underground and Aboveground
7025-Storage Tank Trust Fund
7026-150,000
7027-As provided in Section 22-35-4, Code of Alabama 1975.
7028-Total Underground and Aboveground
7029-Storage Tank Trust Fund Management
7030-Board, Alabama
7031-150,000 150,000
7032-127. Veterans' Affairs, Department
7033-of:
7034-(a) Administration of Veterans'
7035-Affairs Program
7036-3,837,477 9,101,686 12,939,163
7037-(1) Department of Alabama
7038-Disabled American Veterans
7039-113,400
7040-a. Women's Auxiliary 5,000
7041-(2) Still Serving Veterans 70,000
7042-(3) Suicide Prevention 300,000
7043-To support efforts to prevent suicide among service members, veterans, and
7044-their families.
7045-(4) Lakeshore Foundation
7046-Support Our Veterans
7047-Program
7048-550,000
7049-(b) Veterans Homes
7050-Administration Program
7051-152,922,114 152,922,114
7052-(c) Capital Outlay Program 20,540,000 20,540,000
7053-(d) Veterans Cemetery Program 1,279,764 1,279,764
6964+2944
70546965 2945
70556966 2946
70566967 2947
70576968 2948
70586969 2949
70596970 2950
70606971 2951
70616972 2952
70626973 2953
70636974 2954
70646975 2955
70656976 2956
70666977 2957
70676978 2958
70686979 2959
70696980 2960
70706981 2961
70716982 2962
70726983 2963
7073-2964
6984+2964 HB186 INTRODUCED
6985+Page 103
6986+State General
6987+Fund Other Funds Total
6988+As provided in Section 17-16-7, Code of Alabama 1975.
6989+9. Emergency Fund, Departmental:
6990+(a) Special Services Program 6,807,038 6,807,038
6991+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
6992+(1) State General Fund 6,807,038
6993+Total Emergency Fund, Departmental 6,807,038 6,807,038
6994+This is the appropriation contemplated in Section 41-4-94, Code of Alabama 1975, and
6995+shall be the only amount appropriated and the total amount expended under the
6996+provisions of said section. This appropriation shall be expended solely for the
6997+purpose of addressing a financial emergency within a state department, board,
6998+commission, bureau, office, or agency. At least ten days prior to the release of any
6999+of this appropriation to any state department, board, commission, bureau, office, or
7000+agency, the Director of Finance shall notify the Chair of the Senate Finance and
7001+Taxation-General Fund Committee, the Chair of the House Ways and Means-General Fund
7002+Committee, and the Legislative Fiscal Officer of such pending transfer.
7003+10. Emergency Prisoner Feeding
7004+Fund:
7005+(a) Institutional Services -
7006+Corrections Program,
7007+Estimated
7008+750,000 750,000
7009+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7010+(1) State General Fund -
7011+Transfer
7012+750,000
7013+Total Emergency Prisoner Feeding
7014+Fund
7015+750,000 750,000
7016+11. Fair Trial Tax Transfer:
7017+(a) Court Operations Program,
7018+Estimated
7019+85,692,909 85,692,909
7020+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7021+(1) State General Fund -
7022+Transfer
7023+85,692,909
70747024 2965
70757025 2966
70767026 2967
70777027 2968
70787028 2969
70797029 2970
70807030 2971
70817031 2972
7082-2973 HB186 Engrossed
7083-Page 108
7084-State General
7085-Fund Other Funds Total
7086-(d) Veterans Cemetery Program 1,279,764 1,279,764
7087-(e) Veterans Grant Program 7,000,000 7,000,000
7088-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7089-(1) State General Fund 3,837,477
7090-(2) Veterans' Assistance Fund 99,853,364
7091-The appropriation from the Veterans' Assistance Fund may be expended for
7092-operation of the Veterans' Nursing Homes, any other direct expenditure for
7093-veterans' services, and capital outlay.
7094-(3) Veterans' Home Trust Fund -
7095-Transfer
7096-90,990,200
7097-Total Veterans' Affairs,
7098-Department of
7099-3,837,477 190,843,564 194,681,041
7100-128. Veterinary Medical Examiners,
7101-Alabama State Board of:
7102-(a) Professional and
7103-Occupational Licensing and
7104-Regulation Program
7105-786,989 786,989
7106-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7107-(1) State Board of Veterinary
7108-Medical Examiners Fund
7109-786,989
7110-As provided in Section 34-29-70, Code of Alabama 1975.
7111-Total Veterinary Medical
7112-Examiners, Alabama State Board of
7113-786,989 786,989
7114-129. Women's Commission, Alabama:
7115-(a) Employment and Social
7116-Opportunities Program
7117-35,000 35,000
7118-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7119-(1) Women's Commission Fund 35,000
7120-Total Women's Commission, Alabama 35,000 35,000
7032+2973
71217033 2974
71227034 2975
71237035 2976
71247036 2977
71257037 2978
71267038 2979
71277039 2980
71287040 2981
71297041 2982
71307042 2983
71317043 2984
71327044 2985
71337045 2986
71347046 2987
71357047 2988
71367048 2989
71377049 2990
71387050 2991
71397051 2992
71407052 2993
7141-2994
7053+2994 HB186 INTRODUCED
7054+Page 104
7055+State General
7056+Fund Other Funds Total
7057+Transfer
7058+85,692,909
7059+Total Fair Trial Tax Transfer 85,692,909 85,692,909
7060+12. Feeding of Prisoners:
7061+(a) Institutional Services -
7062+Corrections Program,
7063+Estimated
7064+15,300,000 15,300,000
7065+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7066+(1) State General Fund 15,300,000
7067+For expenses of feeding prisoners in county jails in accordance with Sections
7068+14-6-42 and 14-6-43, Code of Alabama 1975.
7069+Total Feeding of Prisoners 15,300,000 15,300,000
7070+13. Finance - CMIA, Department of:
7071+(a) Fiscal Management Program,
7072+Estimated
7073+120,000 120,000
7074+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7075+(1) State General Fund 120,000
7076+As provided in Section 41-4-38, Code of Alabama 1975.
7077+Total Finance - CMIA, Department
7078+of
7079+120,000 120,000
7080+14. Finance - FEMA, Department of:
7081+(a) Readiness and Recovery
7082+Program, Estimated
7083+5,760,099 5,760,099
7084+For payment of the State's share of administrative costs and matching grants
7085+furnished by the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
7086+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7087+(1) State General Fund 5,760,099
7088+Total Finance - FEMA, Department
7089+of
7090+5,760,099 5,760,099
71427091 2995
71437092 2996
71447093 2997
71457094 2998
71467095 2999
71477096 3000
7148-3001 HB186 Engrossed
7149-Page 109
7150-State General
7151-Fund Other Funds Total
7152-Total Women's Commission, Alabama 35,000 35,000
7153-130. Workforce, Alabama Department
7154-of (formerly Labor, Department
7155-of):
7156-(a) Regulatory Services Program 4,739,807 4,739,807
7157-(b) Administrative Services
7158-Program
7159-150,000 37,151,027 37,301,027
7160-(c) Employment Security Program 182,136,544 182,136,544
7161-(d) Industrial Safety and
7162-Accident Prevention Program
7163-1,254,618 47,075,655 48,330,273
7164-(1) Mine Safety Inspection
7165-Program
7166-350,000
7167-(e) Regulation Workers'
7168-Compensation Program
7169-7,356,066 7,356,066
7170-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7171-(1) State General Fund 1,404,618
7172-(2) Boiler and Pressure Vessel
7173-Inspection Fee Receipts
7174-1,516,466
7175-As provided in Section 25-12-18, Code of Alabama 1975.
7176-(3) Child Labor Fund 346,008
7177-(4) Elevator Safety Review Fee
7178-Receipts
7179-3,369,556
7180-As provided in Section 25-13-6, Code of Alabama 1975.
7181-(5) Employment Security
7182-Administration Fund
7183-6,820,863
7184-(6) Federal and Local Funds 212,204,485
7185-(7) Federal Funds: Abandoned
7186-Mine Land
7187-18,328,690
7188-(8) Federal Funds: Abandoned
7189-Mine Land - BILF
7190-25,480,004
7097+3001
71917098 3002
71927099 3003
71937100 3004
71947101 3005
71957102 3006
71967103 3007
71977104 3008
71987105 3009
71997106 3010
72007107 3011
72017108 3012
72027109 3013
72037110 3014
72047111 3015
72057112 3016
72067113 3017
72077114 3018
72087115 3019
72097116 3020
7210-3021
7117+3021 HB186 INTRODUCED
7118+Page 105
7119+State General
7120+Fund Other Funds Total
7121+of
7122+5,760,099 5,760,099
7123+The above appropriation to the Department of Finance - FEMA from the State General
7124+Fund is conditioned upon the declaration of a man made, technological, biological,
7125+or natural disaster area by the President of the United States and conditioned
7126+further upon the requirement by the Federal Emergency Management Agency for the
7127+State of Alabama to pay a state match for FEMA grants.
7128+15. Forest Fire Fund, Emergency:
7129+(a) Forest Resources Protection
7130+and Development Program
7131+250,000 250,000
7132+The appropriation to the Emergency Forest Fire Fund shall be conditioned as
7133+provided in Section 9-3-10.1, Code of Alabama 1975.
7134+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7135+(1) State General Fund -
7136+Transfer
7137+250,000
7138+The appropriation to the Emergency Forest Fire Fund shall be conditioned as
7139+provided by Section 9-3-10.1, Code of Alabama 1975.
7140+Total Forest Fire Fund, Emergency 250,000 250,000
7141+16. Governor's Conference,
7142+National:
7143+(a) Executive Direction Program,
7144+Estimated
7145+156,624 156,624
7146+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7147+(1) State General Fund 156,624
7148+Total Governor's Conference,
7149+National
7150+156,624 156,624
7151+17. Governor's Proclamation
7152+Expenses:
7153+(a) Executive Direction Program,
7154+Estimated
7155+236,250 236,250
7156+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7157+(1) State General Fund 236,250
72117158 3022
72127159 3023
72137160 3024
72147161 3025
72157162 3026
72167163 3027
72177164 3028
72187165 3029
7219-3030 HB186 Engrossed
7220-Page 110
7221-State General
7222-Fund Other Funds Total
7223-Mine Land - BILF
7224-25,480,004
7225-(9) State Abandoned Mine Land
7226-Reclamation Fund
7227-3,036,961
7228-(10) Professional Employer
7229-Organization Registration
7230-Fund
7231-717,747
7232-(11) Workers Compensation
7233-Administration Trust Fund
7234-6,638,319
7235-Total Workforce, Alabama
7236-Department of (formerly Labor,
7237-Department of)
7238-1,404,618 278,459,099 279,863,717
7239-131. Youth Services, Department
7240-of:
7241-(a) Financial Assistance Program
7242-(School District)
7243-716,795 716,795
7244-(b) Youth Services Program 7,375,805 31,717,887 39,093,692
7245-(1) Juvenile Corrections 300,000
7246-(c) Diversion Program 1,000,000 1,000,000
7247-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7248-(1) State General Fund -
7249-Transfer
7250-8,375,805
7251-(2) Youth Services Fund 32,434,682
7252-Total Youth Services, Department
7253-of
7254-8,375,805 32,434,682 40,810,487
7166+3030
72557167 3031
72567168 3032
72577169 3033
72587170 3034
72597171 3035
72607172 3036
72617173 3037
72627174 3038
72637175 3039
72647176 3040
72657177 3041
72667178 3042
72677179 3043
72687180 3044
72697181 3045
72707182 3046
72717183 3047
72727184 3048
72737185 3049
72747186 3050
7275-3051
7187+3051 HB186 INTRODUCED
7188+Page 106
7189+State General
7190+Fund Other Funds Total
7191+(1) State General Fund 236,250
7192+As provided in Sections 17-12-18 and 17-14-53, Code of Alabama 1975.
7193+Total Governor's Proclamation
7194+Expenses
7195+236,250 236,250
7196+18. Governor's Widow Retirement:
7197+(a) Executive Direction Program,
7198+Estimated
7199+6,048 6,048
7200+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7201+(1) State General Fund 6,048
7202+As provided in Section 36-13-12, Code of Alabama 1975.
7203+Total Governor's Widow Retirement 6,048 6,048
7204+19. Law Enforcement Agency,
7205+Alabama-Emergency Code:
7206+(a) Readiness and Recovery
7207+Program
7208+56,700 56,700
7209+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7210+(1) State General Fund -
7211+Transfer
7212+56,700
7213+Total Law Enforcement Agency,
7214+Alabama-Emergency Code
7215+56,700 56,700
7216+20. Law Enforcement Agency,
7217+Alabama-State Bureau of
7218+Investigation Cost of Evidence
7219+Fund:
7220+(a) Special Services Program 118,125 118,125
7221+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7222+(1) State General Fund -
7223+Transfer
7224+118,125
72767225 3052
7277-3053 HB186 Engrossed
7278-Page 111
7279-State General
7280-Fund Other Funds Total
7281-of
7282-8,375,805 32,434,682 40,810,487
7283-It is the intent of the Legislature that the Department notify the members of each
7284-local legislative delegation (whenever possible) prior to grants being awarded in
7285-each legislative district. The Department shall notify the legislative delegation of
7286-the amount of the grant, the recipient of the grant, and the date the grant is to be
7287-awarded. Any appropriation expended for youth detention facilities shall be
7288-allocated as follows: Part I - each detention facility will receive $14,000 for each
7289-county the detention facility serves. Part II - the balance of such funds shall be
7290-allocated based upon the population of the county or counties served by the
7291-detention facility (statewide among 12 detention facilities).
7292-D. Other:
7293-1. Arrest of Absconding Felons:
7294-(a) Criminal Investigation
7295-Program, Estimated
7296-24,735 24,735
7297-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7298-(1) State General Fund 24,735
7299-As provided in Sections 15-9-1 and 15-9-3, Code of Alabama 1975.
7300-Total Arrest of Absconding Felons 24,735 24,735
7301-2. Automatic Appeal Expense:
7302-(a) Legal Advice and Legal
7303-Services Program, Estimated
7304-33 33
7305-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7306-(1) State General Fund 33
7307-As provided in Sections 12-22-150 and 12-22-241, Code of Alabama 1975.
7308-Total Automatic Appeal Expense 33 33
7309-3. Correctional Facilities
7310-Maintenance Fund:
7311-(a) Correctional Facilities
7312-Maintenance Fund Program
7313-1,835,000 1,835,000
7314-Established in Section 14-2-21(d), Code of Alabama 1975.
7315-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7226+3053
73167227 3054
73177228 3055
73187229 3056
73197230 3057
73207231 3058
73217232 3059
73227233 3060
73237234 3061
73247235 3062
73257236 3063
73267237 3064
73277238 3065
73287239 3066
73297240 3067
73307241 3068
73317242 3069
73327243 3070
73337244 3071
73347245 3072
73357246 3073
73367247 3074
73377248 3075
73387249 3076
73397250 3077
7340-3078
7251+3078 HB186 INTRODUCED
7252+Page 107
7253+State General
7254+Fund Other Funds Total
7255+Transfer
7256+118,125
7257+Total Law Enforcement Agency,
7258+Alabama-State Bureau of
7259+Investigation Cost of Evidence
7260+Fund
7261+118,125 118,125
7262+The above appropriation to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency SBI Cost of Evidence
7263+Fund shall be conditioned as provided in Section 32-2-11, Code of Alabama 1975, and
7264+shall remain in the State General Fund until a demonstrated need is determined and
7265+recommended by the Director of Finance and approved by the Governor.
7266+21. Law Enforcement Fund:
7267+(a) Criminal Investigation
7268+Program, Estimated
7269+10,000 10,000
7270+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7271+(1) State General Fund 10,000
7272+Total Law Enforcement Fund 10,000 10,000
7273+22. Law Enforcement Legal Defense:
7274+(a) Legal Advice and Legal
7275+Services Program, Estimated
7276+819 819
7277+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7278+(1) State General Fund 819
7279+To carry out provisions of Section 36-21-1, Code of Alabama 1975.
7280+Total Law Enforcement Legal
7281+Defense
7282+819 819
7283+23. Military - Emergency Active
7284+Duty Pay:
7285+(a) Military Operations Program,
7286+Estimated
7287+1,394,000 1,394,000
7288+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7289+(1) State General Fund 1,394,000
7290+As provided in Section 31-2-133, Code of Alabama 1975.
73417291 3079
73427292 3080
73437293 3081
73447294 3082
7345-3083 HB186 Engrossed
7346-Page 112
7347-State General
7348-Fund Other Funds Total
7349-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7350-(1) State General Fund 1,835,000
7351-Total Correctional Facilities
7352-Maintenance Fund
7353-1,835,000 1,835,000
7354-4. County Government Capital
7355-Improvement Fund:
7356-(a) Special Services Program,
7357-Estimated
7358-29,193,307 29,193,307
7359-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7360-(1) Alabama Trust Fund Income,
7361-Estimated
7362-29,193,307
7363-Total County Government Capital
7364-Improvement Fund
7365-29,193,307 29,193,307
7366-5. Court Assessed Costs Not
7367-Provided For:
7368-(a) Special Services Program,
7369-Estimated
7370-5,500,000 5,500,000
7371-As provided in Sections 22-52-14, 22-11A-1 through 22-11A-41, 12-15-215,
7372-26-17-636 and 12-21-131, Code of Alabama 1975.
7373-(b) Legal Advice and Legal
7374-Services Program
7375-264,500 264,500
7376-It is the intent of the Legislature that the appropriation in this subsection
7377-be expended for court costs, which include cost of depositions, witness fees
7378-and expenses, filing and docket fees, court reporters, court judgments,
7379-attorneys fees, out-of-court settlements, and other expenses ordered by the
7380-court or normally identified as costs of court, when any of the above is
7381-approved by the Attorney General. The Attorney General shall provide a report
7382-semi-annually to the Chair of the House Ways and Means-General Fund Committee,
7383-the Chair of the Senate Finance and Taxation-General Fund Committee, and the
7384-Legislative Fiscal Officer on the detailed expenditures of this appropriation.
7385-(c) Automatic Appeal Cases
7386-Expense Program
7387-15,630 15,630
7295+3083
73887296 3084
73897297 3085
73907298 3086
73917299 3087
73927300 3088
73937301 3089
73947302 3090
73957303 3091
73967304 3092
73977305 3093
73987306 3094
73997307 3095
74007308 3096
74017309 3097
74027310 3098
74037311 3099
74047312 3100
74057313 3101
74067314 3102
74077315 3103
74087316 3104
74097317 3105
74107318 3106
7411-3107
7319+3107 HB186 INTRODUCED
7320+Page 108
7321+State General
7322+Fund Other Funds Total
7323+As provided in Section 31-2-133, Code of Alabama 1975.
7324+Total Military - Emergency Active
7325+Duty Pay
7326+1,394,000 1,394,000
7327+24. Municipal Government Capital
7328+Improvement Fund:
7329+(a) Special Services Program,
7330+Estimated
7331+29,193,307 29,193,307
7332+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7333+(1) Alabama Trust Fund Income,
7334+Estimated
7335+29,193,307
7336+Total Municipal Government Capital
7337+Improvement Fund
7338+29,193,307 29,193,307
7339+25. Port Authority Transfer,
7340+Alabama State:
7341+(a) State Port Authority Program 3,500,000 3,500,000
7342+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7343+(1) State General Fund 3,500,000
7344+The above appropriation to the Alabama State Port Authority shall be
7345+conditioned upon the availability of funds and shall remain in the State
7346+General Fund until a demonstrated need is determined and recommended by the
7347+Director of Finance and approved by the Governor.
7348+Total Port Authority Transfer,
7349+Alabama State
7350+3,500,000 3,500,000
7351+26. Printing of Codes and
7352+Supplements - Secretary of
7353+State:
7354+(a) Administrative Support
7355+Services Program, Estimated
7356+250,000 250,000
7357+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7358+(1) State General Fund 250,000
7359+As provided in Sections 41-21-1 through 41-21-8, Code of Alabama 1975.
74127360 3108
74137361 3109
74147362 3110
74157363 3111
74167364 3112
74177365 3113
7418-3114 HB186 Engrossed
7419-Page 113
7420-State General
7421-Fund Other Funds Total
7422-Expense Program
7423-15,630 15,630
7424-The above appropriation shall be used to reimburse reasonable expenses
7425-incurred by attorneys representing defendants under sentence of death in state
7426-collateral proceedings, such as those under Rule 32 of the Rules of Criminal
7427-Procedure. Provided, in no case may any amount be paid unless the court
7428-determines by written order in advance that the cost is both necessary and
7429-reasonable; and in no event may any amount be paid out of this appropriation
7430-as fees to any attorney for services or to compensate any attorney for time
7431-either as an attorney in the proceeding or as a witness.
7432-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7433-(1) State General Fund 264,500
7434-(2) State General Fund,
7435-Estimated
7436-5,500,000
7437-(3) State General Fund -
7438-Automatic Appeal Cases
7439-15,630
7440-Total Court Assessed Costs Not
7441-Provided For
7442-5,780,130 5,780,130
7443-6. Court Costs:
7444-(a) Court Operations Program,
7445-Estimated
7446-81 81
7447-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7448-(1) State General Fund 81
7449-Pursuant to Act No. 558, 1957, Page 777.
7450-Total Court Costs 81 81
7451-7. Distribution of Public
7452-Documents:
7453-(a) Administrative Support
7454-Services Program, Estimated
7455-483,000 483,000
7456-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7457-(1) State General Fund 483,000
7366+3114
74587367 3115
74597368 3116
74607369 3117
74617370 3118
74627371 3119
74637372 3120
74647373 3121
74657374 3122
74667375 3123
74677376 3124
74687377 3125
74697378 3126
74707379 3127
74717380 3128
74727381 3129
74737382 3130
74747383 3131
74757384 3132
74767385 3133
74777386 3134
74787387 3135
74797388 3136
7480-3137
7389+3137 HB186 INTRODUCED
7390+Page 109
7391+State General
7392+Fund Other Funds Total
7393+As provided in Sections 41-21-1 through 41-21-8, Code of Alabama 1975.
7394+Total Printing of Codes and
7395+Supplements - Secretary of State
7396+250,000 250,000
7397+It is the intent of the Legislature that the number of Codes and Supplements printed
7398+and distributed shall be limited to the minimum number actually needed, utilized,
7399+and required by law. Procedures should be adopted to verify the need and utility of
7400+required printed sets to ensure printing cost savings when possible.
7401+27. Printing of Legislative Acts
7402+and Journals:
7403+(a) Administrative Support
7404+Services Program, Estimated
7405+50,000 50,000
7406+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7407+(1) State General Fund 50,000
7408+Total Printing of Legislative Acts
7409+and Journals
7410+50,000 50,000
7411+28. Registration of Voters - Photo
7412+Voter Identification:
7413+(a) Special Services Program,
7414+Estimated
7415+904,000 904,000
7416+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7417+(1) State General Fund 904,000
7418+In accordance with Section 17-9-30, Code of Alabama 1975.
7419+Total Registration of Voters -
7420+Photo Voter Identification
7421+904,000 904,000
7422+All expenses from the above appropriation shall be reported by the Secretary of
7423+State to the Chairs of the House Ways and Means-General Fund Committee and the
7424+Senate Finance and Taxation-General Fund Committee at least semi-annually for fiscal
7425+year 2026.
7426+29. Registration of Voters - Voter
7427+Registrars:
74817428 3138
74827429 3139
74837430 3140
74847431 3141
74857432 3142
7486-3143 HB186 Engrossed
7487-Page 114
7488-State General
7489-Fund Other Funds Total
7490-(1) State General Fund 483,000
7491-As provided in Sections 35-14-1, 36-14-11, 17-5-11, and 41-21-8, Code of
7492-Alabama 1975.
7493-Total Distribution of Public
7494-Documents
7495-483,000 483,000
7496-8. Election Expenses:
7497-(a) Special Services Program,
7498-Estimated
7499-9,476,500 9,476,500
7500-(b) Training of Election
7501-Officials
7502-32,849 32,849
7503-For payment of expenses pursuant to the court order entered by the U.S.
7504-District Court, Middle District of Alabama in Civil Action No. 84-T-595-N.
7505-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7506-(1) State General Fund 32,849
7507-(2) State General Fund,
7508-Estimated
7509-9,476,500
7510-Total Election Expenses 9,509,349 9,509,349
7511-As provided in Section 17-16-7, Code of Alabama 1975.
7512-9. Emergency Fund, Departmental:
7513-(a) Special Services Program 6,807,038 6,807,038
7514-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7515-(1) State General Fund 6,807,038
7516-Total Emergency Fund, Departmental 6,807,038 6,807,038
7433+3143
75177434 3144
75187435 3145
75197436 3146
75207437 3147
75217438 3148
75227439 3149
75237440 3150
75247441 3151
75257442 3152
75267443 3153
75277444 3154
75287445 3155
75297446 3156
75307447 3157
75317448 3158
75327449 3159
75337450 3160
75347451 3161
75357452 3162
75367453 3163
75377454 3164
7538-3165 HB186 Engrossed
7539-Page 115
7540-State General
7541-Fund Other Funds Total
7542-Total Emergency Fund, Departmental 6,807,038 6,807,038
7543-This is the appropriation contemplated in Section 41-4-94, Code of Alabama 1975, and
7544-shall be the only amount appropriated and the total amount expended under the
7545-provisions of said section. This appropriation shall be expended solely for the
7546-purpose of addressing a financial emergency within a state department, board,
7547-commission, bureau, office, or agency. At least ten days prior to the release of any
7548-of this appropriation to any state department, board, commission, bureau, office, or
7549-agency, the Director of Finance shall notify the Chair of the Senate Finance and
7550-Taxation-General Fund Committee, the Chair of the House Ways and Means-General Fund
7551-Committee, and the Legislative Fiscal Officer of such pending transfer.
7552-10. Emergency Prisoner Feeding
7553-Fund:
7554-(a) Institutional Services -
7555-Corrections Program,
7455+3165
7456+3166 HB186 INTRODUCED
7457+Page 110
7458+State General
7459+Fund Other Funds Total
7460+Registrars:
7461+(a) Special Services Program,
75567462 Estimated
7557-750,000 750,000
7463+4,680,000 4,680,000
7464+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7465+(1) State General Fund 4,680,000
7466+In accordance with Sections 17-3-5 and 17-3-57, Code of Alabama 1975.
7467+Total Registration of Voters -
7468+Voter Registrars
7469+4,680,000 4,680,000
7470+30. Removal of Prisoners:
7471+(a) Administrative Services and
7472+Logistical Support Program,
7473+Estimated
7474+2,300,000 2,300,000
7475+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7476+(1) State General Fund 2,300,000
7477+As provided in Sections 15-10-70 through 15-10-73, 15-9-62, 15-9-65, and
7478+15-9-81, Code of Alabama 1975.
7479+Total Removal of Prisoners 2,300,000 2,300,000
7480+31. Sheriff's Advancement in
7481+Education, Technology, and
7482+Training Fund:
7483+(a) Special Services Program 5,000,000 5,000,000
75587484 SOURCE OF FUNDS:
75597485 (1) State General Fund -
75607486 Transfer
7561-750,000
7562-Total Emergency Prisoner Feeding
7563-Fund
7564-750,000 750,000
7565-11. Fair Trial Tax Transfer:
7566-(a) Court Operations Program,
7567-Estimated
7568-85,692,909 85,692,909
7569-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7570-(1) State General Fund -
7571-Transfer
7572-85,692,909
7573-Total Fair Trial Tax Transfer 85,692,909 85,692,909
7574-12. Feeding of Prisoners:
7575-(a) Institutional Services -
7576-Corrections Program,
7577-Estimated
7578-15,300,000 15,300,000
7579-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7580-3166
7487+5,000,000
7488+Total Sheriff's Advancement in
7489+Education, Technology, and
7490+Training Fund
7491+5,000,000 5,000,000
7492+32. Grimes, Dan:
7493+(a) Special Services Program 50,000 50,000
7494+To pay the award by the Committee on Compensation for Wrongful Incarceration
7495+for the wrongful incarceration of Dan Grimes.
75817496 3167
75827497 3168
75837498 3169
75847499 3170
75857500 3171
75867501 3172
75877502 3173
75887503 3174
75897504 3175
75907505 3176
75917506 3177
75927507 3178
75937508 3179
75947509 3180
75957510 3181
75967511 3182
75977512 3183
75987513 3184
75997514 3185
76007515 3186
76017516 3187
76027517 3188
76037518 3189
76047519 3190
76057520 3191
76067521 3192
76077522 3193
76087523 3194
76097524 3195
7610-3196 HB186 Engrossed
7611-Page 116
7612-State General
7613-Fund Other Funds Total
7614-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7615-(1) State General Fund 15,300,000
7616-For expenses of feeding prisoners in county jails in accordance with Sections
7617-14-6-42 and 14-6-43, Code of Alabama 1975.
7618-Total Feeding of Prisoners 15,300,000 15,300,000
7619-13. Finance - CMIA, Department of:
7620-(a) Fiscal Management Program,
7621-Estimated
7622-120,000 120,000
7623-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7624-(1) State General Fund 120,000
7625-As provided in Section 41-4-38, Code of Alabama 1975.
7626-Total Finance - CMIA, Department
7627-of
7628-120,000 120,000
7629-14. Finance - FEMA, Department of:
7630-(a) Readiness and Recovery
7631-Program, Estimated
7632-5,760,099 5,760,099
7633-For payment of the State's share of administrative costs and matching grants
7634-furnished by the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
7635-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7636-(1) State General Fund 5,760,099
7637-Total Finance - FEMA, Department
7638-of
7639-5,760,099 5,760,099
7640-The above appropriation to the Department of Finance - FEMA from the State General
7641-Fund is conditioned upon the declaration of a man made, technological, biological,
7642-or natural disaster area by the President of the United States and conditioned
7643-further upon the requirement by the Federal Emergency Management Agency for the
7644-State of Alabama to pay a state match for FEMA grants.
7645-15. Forest Fire Fund, Emergency:
7646-(a) Forest Resources Protection
7647-and Development Program
7648-250,000 250,000
7525+3196 HB186 INTRODUCED
7526+Page 111
7527+State General
7528+Fund Other Funds Total
7529+for the wrongful incarceration of Dan Grimes.
7530+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7531+(1) State General Fund 50,000
7532+Total Grimes, Dan 50,000 50,000
7533+33. Dandridge, Beniah:
7534+(a) Special Services Program 50,000 50,000
7535+To pay the award by the Committee on Compensation for Wrongful Incarceration
7536+for the wrongful incarceration of Beniah Dandridge.
7537+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7538+(1) State General Fund 50,000
7539+Total Dandridge, Beniah 50,000 50,000
7540+34. Lee, Bridget:
7541+(a) Special Services Program 18,768 18,768
7542+To pay the award by the Committee on Compensation for Wrongful Incarceration
7543+for the wrongful incarceration of Bridget Lee.
7544+SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7545+(1) State General Fund 18,768
7546+Total Lee, Bridget 18,768 18,768
76497547 3197
76507548 3198
76517549 3199
76527550 3200
76537551 3201
76547552 3202
76557553 3203
76567554 3204
76577555 3205
76587556 3206
76597557 3207
76607558 3208
76617559 3209
76627560 3210
76637561 3211
76647562 3212
76657563 3213
7666-3214
7564+3214 HB186 INTRODUCED
7565+Page 112
7566+Section 4. The State General Fund appropriations in
7567+this act anticipate a beginning balance in the State General
7568+Fund for fiscal year 2026, excluding reversions and
7569+adjustments, of $333,607,538.
7570+Section 5. Notwithstanding any other provisions of
7571+this act or any other act, any amounts from appropriations for
7572+the fiscal year ending September 30, 2025, to the various
7573+state agencies in this act which were unexpended and reverted
7574+on September 30, 2025, are hereby reappropriated to the
7575+respective offices for the fiscal year beginning October 1,
7576+2025.
7577+Section 6. In addition to all other appropriations
7578+heretofore or hereafter made, there is hereby appropriated
7579+such amounts as may be necessary for the fiscal year ending
7580+September 30, 2026, to the Retirement Systems of Alabama from
7581+the Senior Services Trust Fund to comply with Section
7582+41-15C-1, Code of Alabama 1975.
7583+Section 7. In addition to all other appropriations
7584+heretofore and hereafter made, there is hereby appropriated
7585+such amounts as may be necessary for public funds transferred
7586+into the State Treasury, in accordance with Executive Order
7587+No. 726.
7588+Section 8. In addition to all other appropriations
7589+heretofore or hereafter made, there is hereby conditionally
7590+appropriated any and all amounts from tobacco settlement or
7591+litigation for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2026. The
76677592 3215
76687593 3216
76697594 3217
76707595 3218
76717596 3219
76727597 3220
76737598 3221
76747599 3222
76757600 3223
76767601 3224
7677-3225 HB186 Engrossed
7678-Page 117
7679-State General
7680-Fund Other Funds Total
7681-and Development Program
7682-250,000 250,000
7683-The appropriation to the Emergency Forest Fire Fund shall be conditioned as
7684-provided in Section 9-3-10.1, Code of Alabama 1975.
7685-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7686-(1) State General Fund -
7687-Transfer
7688-250,000
7689-The appropriation to the Emergency Forest Fire Fund shall be conditioned as
7690-provided by Section 9-3-10.1, Code of Alabama 1975.
7691-Total Forest Fire Fund, Emergency 250,000 250,000
7692-16. Governor's Conference,
7693-National:
7694-(a) Executive Direction Program,
7695-Estimated
7696-156,624 156,624
7697-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7698-(1) State General Fund 156,624
7699-Total Governor's Conference,
7700-National
7701-156,624 156,624
7702-17. Governor's Proclamation
7703-Expenses:
7704-(a) Executive Direction Program,
7705-Estimated
7706-236,250 236,250
7707-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7708-(1) State General Fund 236,250
7709-As provided in Sections 17-12-18 and 17-14-53, Code of Alabama 1975.
7710-Total Governor's Proclamation
7711-Expenses
7712-236,250 236,250
7713-18. Governor's Widow Retirement:
7714-(a) Executive Direction Program,
7715-Estimated
7716-6,048 6,048
7717-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7718-(1) State General Fund 6,048
7602+3225
77197603 3226
77207604 3227
77217605 3228
77227606 3229
77237607 3230
77247608 3231
77257609 3232
77267610 3233
77277611 3234
77287612 3235
77297613 3236
77307614 3237
77317615 3238
77327616 3239
77337617 3240
7734-3241
7618+3241 HB186 INTRODUCED
7619+Page 113
7620+litigation for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2026. The
7621+amounts are conditioned upon the State of Alabama receiving
7622+revenue from tobacco settlement or litigation and upon the
7623+recommendation of the Director of Finance, the Chairs of the
7624+House Ways and Means-General Fund Committee and the Senate
7625+Finance and Taxation-General Fund Committee, and the approval
7626+of the Governor. The conditional appropriation made herein
7627+shall be allocated pursuant to Sections 41-10-620 through
7628+41-10-639 and Sections 41-15B-1 through 41-15B-8, Code of
7629+Alabama 1975.
7630+Section 9. Except as may be herein otherwise provided,
7631+amounts herein specifically appropriated shall be in lieu of
7632+the amounts heretofore provided or appropriated by law for
7633+such purposes. The amounts herein appropriated are the maximum
7634+amounts to be expended for the purposes herein designated and
7635+in no event shall the maximum expenditure provided for any
7636+items of expense exceed the amount allocated herein except as
7637+may be further provided for under this act, as provided in the
7638+Budget Management Act of 1976, Sections 41-19-1, et seq., Code
7639+of Alabama 1975, and those appropriations herein made, except
7640+appropriations to the Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
7641+for the purchase of alcoholic beverages, are and shall be
7642+subject to the terms, conditions, provisions and limitations
7643+of Sections 41-4-80, et seq., Code of Alabama 1975, and the
7644+Budget Management Act of 1976, Sections 41-19-1, et seq., Code
7645+of Alabama 1975.
7646+Section 10. Any surplus remaining in any appropriation
7647+herein made from the State General Fund to any office,
77357648 3242
77367649 3243
77377650 3244
77387651 3245
77397652 3246
77407653 3247
77417654 3248
77427655 3249
77437656 3250
77447657 3251
77457658 3252
77467659 3253
77477660 3254
7748-3255 HB186 Engrossed
7749-Page 118
7750-State General
7751-Fund Other Funds Total
7752-(1) State General Fund 6,048
7753-As provided in Section 36-13-12, Code of Alabama 1975.
7754-Total Governor's Widow Retirement 6,048 6,048
7755-19. Law Enforcement Agency,
7756-Alabama-Emergency Code:
7757-(a) Readiness and Recovery
7758-Program
7759-56,700 56,700
7760-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7761-(1) State General Fund -
7762-Transfer
7763-56,700
7764-Total Law Enforcement Agency,
7765-Alabama-Emergency Code
7766-56,700 56,700
7767-20. Law Enforcement Agency,
7768-Alabama-State Bureau of
7769-Investigation Cost of Evidence
7770-Fund:
7771-(a) Special Services Program 118,125 118,125
7772-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7773-(1) State General Fund -
7774-Transfer
7775-118,125
7776-Total Law Enforcement Agency,
7777-Alabama-State Bureau of
7778-Investigation Cost of Evidence
7779-Fund
7780-118,125 118,125
7781-The above appropriation to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency SBI Cost of Evidence
7782-Fund shall be conditioned as provided in Section 32-2-11, Code of Alabama 1975, and
7783-shall remain in the State General Fund until a demonstrated need is determined and
7784-recommended by the Director of Finance and approved by the Governor.
7785-21. Law Enforcement Fund:
7786-(a) Criminal Investigation
7787-Program, Estimated
7788-10,000 10,000
7661+3255
77897662 3256
77907663 3257
77917664 3258
77927665 3259
77937666 3260
77947667 3261
77957668 3262
77967669 3263
77977670 3264
77987671 3265
77997672 3266
78007673 3267
7801-3268
7674+3268 HB186 INTRODUCED
7675+Page 114
7676+herein made from the State General Fund to any office,
7677+department, bureau, board, commission, or agency may be
7678+transferred, on order of the Governor, to any other
7679+appropriation herein made from the State General Fund when
7680+such appropriation to any office, department, bureau, board,
7681+commission, or agency is insufficient to pay salaries in that
7682+office, department, bureau, board, commission, or agency.
7683+Section 11. (a) In addition to appropriations herein
7684+made, all gifts, grants, insurance proceeds, contributions, or
7685+entitlements, in excess of the amount carried in this act,
7686+including grants by the Congress of the United States,
7687+municipalities, or counties, to any department, division,
7688+board, bureau, commission, agency, institution, office, or
7689+officer of the State of Alabama are hereby appropriated and,
7690+in the event the same are recurring, are reappropriated to
7691+such department, division, board, bureau, commission, agency,
7692+institution, office, or officer to be used only for the
7693+purpose or purposes for which the grant or contribution was or
7694+shall be made. Further, all state, county, municipal, and
7695+educational entities are authorized to disburse such sums as
7696+deemed necessary by mutual agreement among said entities, the
7697+State of Alabama, and the Department of Examiners of Public
7698+Accounts to partially defray the cost of auditing services
7699+performed by said agency. All such sums are hereby
7700+appropriated and reappropriated if necessary to the Department
7701+of Examiners of Public Accounts for audit services, to be
7702+expended through the fund established by Section 41-5A-22,
7703+Code of Alabama 1975.
78027704 3269
78037705 3270
78047706 3271
78057707 3272
78067708 3273
78077709 3274
78087710 3275
78097711 3276
78107712 3277
78117713 3278
78127714 3279
78137715 3280
78147716 3281
78157717 3282
78167718 3283
78177719 3284
7818-3285 HB186 Engrossed
7819-Page 119
7820-State General
7821-Fund Other Funds Total
7822-Program, Estimated
7823-10,000 10,000
7824-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7825-(1) State General Fund 10,000
7826-Total Law Enforcement Fund 10,000 10,000
7827-22. Law Enforcement Legal Defense:
7828-(a) Legal Advice and Legal
7829-Services Program, Estimated
7830-819 819
7831-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7832-(1) State General Fund 819
7833-To carry out provisions of Section 36-21-1, Code of Alabama 1975.
7834-Total Law Enforcement Legal
7835-Defense
7836-819 819
7837-23. Military - Emergency Active
7838-Duty Pay:
7839-(a) Military Operations Program,
7840-Estimated
7841-1,394,000 1,394,000
7842-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7843-(1) State General Fund 1,394,000
7844-As provided in Section 31-2-133, Code of Alabama 1975.
7845-Total Military - Emergency Active
7846-Duty Pay
7847-1,394,000 1,394,000
7848-24. Municipal Government Capital
7849-Improvement Fund:
7850-(a) Special Services Program,
7851-Estimated
7852-29,193,307 29,193,307
7853-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7854-(1) Alabama Trust Fund Income,
7855-Estimated
7856-29,193,307
7857-Total Municipal Government Capital
7858-Improvement Fund
7859-29,193,307 29,193,307
7720+3285
78607721 3286
78617722 3287
78627723 3288
78637724 3289
78647725 3290
78657726 3291
78667727 3292
78677728 3293
78687729 3294
7869-3295
7730+3295 HB186 INTRODUCED
7731+Page 115
7732+Code of Alabama 1975.
7733+(b) Provided, however, this section shall not apply to
7734+the Coronavirus State Fiscal Recovery Fund or the Coronavirus
7735+Capital Projects Fund provided by the Congress of the United
7736+States to the State of Alabama from the American Rescue Plan
7737+Act of 2021, except for any balance of such funds remaining
7738+from any appropriations made for fiscal year 2025 that remain
7739+unspent at the end of fiscal year 2025 shall be reappropriated
7740+for the same purposes originally appropriated.
7741+(c) This section shall also not apply to any additional
7742+federal stimulus funds provided to the state in fiscal year
7743+2026 for purposes directly related to the coronavirus
7744+pandemic, other than additional funds provided for existing
7745+federal programs.
7746+Section 12. The Department of Examiners of Public
7747+Accounts is hereby authorized to examine as deemed necessary
7748+all appropriations herein made for compliance with the laws of
7749+the State of Alabama. Any examination performed shall be in
7750+accordance with the provisions of Title 41, Chapter 5A, Code
7751+of Alabama 1975. It is the intent of the Legislature that all
7752+state agencies cooperate with the Examiners of Public Accounts
7753+to provide the information necessary to conduct recovery
7754+audits as provided for in Section 41-5A-6, Code of Alabama
7755+1975.
7756+Section 13. Upon certification to the Director of
7757+Finance by the State Attorney General that a federal court has
7758+ordered the State of Alabama to pay claims, attorney fees, or
7759+other costs relating to said court order, funds are hereby
78707760 3296
78717761 3297
78727762 3298
78737763 3299
78747764 3300
78757765 3301
78767766 3302
78777767 3303
78787768 3304
78797769 3305
78807770 3306
78817771 3307
78827772 3308
78837773 3309
78847774 3310
78857775 3311
78867776 3312
78877777 3313
7888-3314 HB186 Engrossed
7889-Page 120
7890-State General
7891-Fund Other Funds Total
7892-Improvement Fund
7893-29,193,307 29,193,307
7894-25. Port Authority Transfer,
7895-Alabama State:
7896-(a) State Port Authority Program 3,500,000 3,500,000
7897-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7898-(1) State General Fund 3,500,000
7899-The above appropriation to the Alabama State Port Authority shall be
7900-conditioned upon the availability of funds and shall remain in the State
7901-General Fund until a demonstrated need is determined and recommended by the
7902-Director of Finance and approved by the Governor.
7903-Total Port Authority Transfer,
7904-Alabama State
7905-3,500,000 3,500,000
7906-26. Printing of Codes and
7907-Supplements - Secretary of
7908-State:
7909-(a) Administrative Support
7910-Services Program, Estimated
7911-250,000 250,000
7912-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7913-(1) State General Fund 250,000
7914-As provided in Sections 41-21-1 through 41-21-8, Code of Alabama 1975.
7915-Total Printing of Codes and
7916-Supplements - Secretary of State
7917-250,000 250,000
7918-It is the intent of the Legislature that the number of Codes and Supplements printed
7919-and distributed shall be limited to the minimum number actually needed, utilized,
7920-and required by law. Procedures should be adopted to verify the need and utility of
7921-required printed sets to ensure printing cost savings when possible.
7922-27. Printing of Legislative Acts
7923-and Journals:
7924-(a) Administrative Support
7925-Services Program, Estimated
7926-50,000 50,000
7927-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7778+3314
79287779 3315
79297780 3316
79307781 3317
79317782 3318
79327783 3319
79337784 3320
79347785 3321
7935-3322
7786+3322 HB186 INTRODUCED
7787+Page 116
7788+other costs relating to said court order, funds are hereby
7789+appropriated to the affected department, board, bureau, or
7790+commission from the appropriate fund or funds of such
7791+department, board, bureau, or commission in the amount
7792+necessary to satisfy that court order. Such appropriations are
7793+in addition to any other appropriation heretofore or hereafter
7794+made in this appropriation act. Such appropriations are
7795+conditioned upon the availability of funds and a determination
7796+by the Director of Finance that existing appropriations are
7797+not available for the court-ordered payments.
7798+Section 14. All interest earned from funds paid into
7799+Account No. 0396 by Act 87-761, Act 88-947, Act 89-79, Act
7800+90-556, and Act 91-572 are hereby appropriated to the
7801+Governor's Contingency Fund to be spent at the discretion of
7802+the Governor. Any other interest earned by the state from
7803+Revenue Sharing Investments under the State and Local Fiscal
7804+Assistance Act of 1972, as amended, Public Law 92-512, 92nd
7805+Congress, together with any accruals or reversions thereon are
7806+hereby appropriated to the State General Fund.
7807+Section 15. All encumbered balances of a previous
7808+fiscal year appropriation, other than the exclusions
7809+authorized by this act or in Section 41-4-93, Code of Alabama
7810+1975, shall lapse no later than September 30 of the fiscal
7811+year immediately following the fiscal year for which the
7812+appropriation was made and shall revert to the credit of the
7813+State General Fund or earmarked fund from which the
7814+appropriation or appropriations were made.
7815+Section 16. The appropriations made herein to the
79367816 3323
79377817 3324
79387818 3325
79397819 3326
79407820 3327
79417821 3328
79427822 3329
79437823 3330
79447824 3331
79457825 3332
79467826 3333
79477827 3334
79487828 3335
79497829 3336
79507830 3337
79517831 3338
79527832 3339
79537833 3340
79547834 3341
79557835 3342
79567836 3343
7957-3344 HB186 Engrossed
7958-Page 121
7959-State General
7960-Fund Other Funds Total
7961-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7962-(1) State General Fund 50,000
7963-Total Printing of Legislative Acts
7964-and Journals
7965-50,000 50,000
7966-28. Registration of Voters - Photo
7967-Voter Identification:
7968-(a) Special Services Program,
7969-Estimated
7970-904,000 904,000
7971-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7972-(1) State General Fund 904,000
7973-In accordance with Section 17-9-30, Code of Alabama 1975.
7974-Total Registration of Voters -
7975-Photo Voter Identification
7976-904,000 904,000
7977-All expenses from the above appropriation shall be reported by the Secretary of
7978-State to the Chairs of the House Ways and Means-General Fund Committee and the
7979-Senate Finance and Taxation-General Fund Committee at least semi-annually for fiscal
7980-year 2026.
7981-29. Registration of Voters - Voter
7982-Registrars:
7983-(a) Special Services Program,
7984-Estimated
7985-4,680,000 4,680,000
7986-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7987-(1) State General Fund 4,680,000
7988-In accordance with Sections 17-3-5 and 17-3-57, Code of Alabama 1975.
7989-Total Registration of Voters -
7990-Voter Registrars
7991-4,680,000 4,680,000
7992-30. Removal of Prisoners:
7993-(a) Administrative Services and
7994-Logistical Support Program,
7995-Estimated
7996-1,100,000 1,100,000
7997-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
7837+3344
79987838 3345
79997839 3346
80007840 3347
80017841 3348
8002-3349
7842+3349 HB186 INTRODUCED
7843+Page 117
7844+Section 16. The appropriations made herein to the
7845+departments, boards, offices, commissions, and agencies
7846+include the amounts necessary, and said departments, boards,
7847+offices, commissions, and agencies are hereby directed to make
7848+the transfer of funds to the State Personnel Department in
7849+said amounts enumerated in this act. All agencies enumerated
7850+in this act and receiving services from other governmental
7851+agencies enumerated in this act shall make full payment in a
7852+timely manner for such services.
7853+Section 17. All funds collected under Section
7854+40-12-43.1, Code of Alabama 1975, between the effective date
7855+of Act 98-191 and September 30, 2025, are hereby appropriated
7856+to the Auburn University Center for Governmental Services for
7857+the administration of the examiner certification program
7858+established by the Alabama Local Tax Institute of Standards
7859+and Training as provided in Section 40-12-43.1, Code of
7860+Alabama 1975.
7861+Section 18. It is the intent of the Legislature that
7862+the funds appropriated to the Office of the Senate President
7863+Pro Tempore in subsection 6 of Section 3 of this act which are
7864+not otherwise designated may be expended by the Senate
7865+President Pro Tempore for the same purposes as are authorized
7866+for the Lieutenant Governor pursuant to Section 29-4-50, Code
7867+of Alabama 1975, and the Speaker of the House of
7868+Representatives pursuant to Section 29-4-60, Code of Alabama
7869+1975.
7870+Section 19. The appropriations made herein to the
7871+departments, boards, offices, commissions, and agencies
80037872 3350
80047873 3351
80057874 3352
80067875 3353
80077876 3354
80087877 3355
80097878 3356
80107879 3357
80117880 3358
80127881 3359
80137882 3360
80147883 3361
80157884 3362
80167885 3363
80177886 3364
80187887 3365
80197888 3366
80207889 3367
80217890 3368
80227891 3369
80237892 3370
80247893 3371
80257894 3372
80267895 3373
8027-3374 HB186 Engrossed
8028-Page 122
8029-State General
8030-Fund Other Funds Total
8031-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
8032-(1) State General Fund 1,100,000
8033-As provided in Sections 15-10-70 through 15-10-73, 15-9-62, 15-9-65, and
8034-15-9-81, Code of Alabama 1975.
8035-Total Removal of Prisoners 1,100,000 1,100,000
8036-31. Sheriff's Advancement in
8037-Education, Technology, and
8038-Training Fund:
8039-(a) Special Services Program 5,000,000 5,000,000
8040-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
8041-(1) State General Fund -
8042-Transfer
8043-5,000,000
8044-Total Sheriff's Advancement in
8045-Education, Technology, and
8046-Training Fund
8047-5,000,000 5,000,000
8048-32. Grimes, Dan:
8049-(a) Special Services Program 50,000 50,000
8050-To pay the award by the Committee on Compensation for Wrongful Incarceration
8051-for the wrongful incarceration of Dan Grimes.
8052-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
8053-(1) State General Fund 50,000
8054-Total Grimes, Dan 50,000 50,000
8055-33. Dandridge, Beniah:
8056-(a) Special Services Program 50,000 50,000
8057-To pay the award by the Committee on Compensation for Wrongful Incarceration
8058-for the wrongful incarceration of Beniah Dandridge.
8059-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
8060-(1) State General Fund 50,000
8061-Total Dandridge, Beniah 50,000 50,000
8062-34. Lee, Bridget:
8063-(a) Special Services Program 18,768 18,768
7896+3374
80647897 3375
8065-3376
7898+3376 HB186 INTRODUCED
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7900+departments, boards, offices, commissions, and agencies
7901+include the amounts necessary to pay the SEIB. The SEIB rate
7902+shall be $1,025 per month for each full-time employee for the
7903+fiscal year ending September 30, 2026. In addition to the
7904+amounts otherwise appropriated in this act, there is hereby
7905+appropriated from the State General Fund in the same
7906+proportion as the salaries of the several State officials and
7907+employees are paid, additional amounts to pay for the increase
7908+in employer contributions to SEIB. The additional amounts
7909+appropriated in this section from the State General Fund shall
7910+not exceed $2,500,000 for the fiscal year ending September 30,
7911+2026. The Director of Finance shall ensure first priority
7912+shall be given to all State General Fund payrolls, including
7913+the payroll of the legislature. State agencies may receive
7914+additional allocations from the appropriation made in this
7915+section from the State General Fund in amounts necessary to
7916+pay for the increase. The remainder of this appropriation from
7917+the State General Fund may be allocated by the Director of
7918+Finance to those agencies which receive transfers from the
7919+State General Fund. The SEIB shall adjust the insurance
7920+program wherever appropriate to maintain the aforementioned
7921+fixed rate.
7922+Section 20. It is the intent of the Legislature that
7923+the Director of Finance shall notify the Chair of the House
7924+Ways and Means-General Fund Committee, the Chair of the Senate
7925+Finance and Taxation-General Fund Committee, and the
7926+Legislative Fiscal Officer of any interagency transfers, of
7927+any type, including contracting, of any of the funds
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8095-State General
8096-Fund Other Funds Total
8097-(a) Special Services Program 18,768 18,768
8098-To pay the award by the Committee on Compensation for Wrongful Incarceration
8099-for the wrongful incarceration of Bridget Lee.
8100-SOURCE OF FUNDS:
8101-(1) State General Fund 18,768
8102-Total Lee, Bridget 18,768 18,768
7954+3403 HB186 INTRODUCED
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7956+any type, including contracting, of any of the funds
7957+appropriated in this act.
7958+Section 21. All nongovernmental entities, identified
7959+by the Legislative Services Agency, which are allocated funds
7960+in Section 3 of this act shall file a report with the Chairs
7961+of the House Ways and Means-General Fund Committee, the Senate
7962+Committee on Finance and Taxation-General Fund, Finance
7963+Director, and the Legislative Fiscal Officer prior to the
7964+start of the 2026 Regular Session, regarding the proposed
7965+expenditures and usage of the funds appropriated in the fiscal
7966+year ending September 30, 2026. The Legislative Services
7967+Agency shall provide notice to the identified nongovernmental
7968+entities within 60 days following enactment of this act
7969+regarding the reporting requirements and the methodology to
7970+submit reports and format to be used, which may include an
7971+online platform.
7972+Section 22. If any section, paragraph, sentence,
7973+clause, provision, or portion of this act or all or any
7974+portion of any appropriations herein made be held
7975+unconstitutional or invalid, it shall not affect any other
7976+section, paragraph, sentence, clause, provision, or portion of
7977+this act or any other appropriation or appropriations or
7978+portion thereof hereby made not in and of itself
7979+unconstitutional or invalid.
7980+Section 23. All laws or parts of laws, general,
7981+special, private, or local that are in conflict with or
7982+inconsistent with the provisions of this act are hereby
7983+expressly repealed.
7984+3404
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8110-Section 4. The State General Fund appropriations in
8111-this act anticipate a beginning balance in the State General
8112-Fund for fiscal year 2026, excluding reversions and
8113-adjustments, of $333,607,538. If the State General Fund
8114-beginning balance for Fiscal Year 2026, excluding reversions
8115-and adjustments, is greater than the above stated anticipated
8116-amount, then the first $37,500,000 of the unanticipated and
8117-unappropriated beginning balance is hereby appropriated from
8118-the State General Fund to Legislative Council for expenses
8119-related to the new State House, and the next $3,000,000, shall
8120-be appropriated from the State General Fund to the State
8121-Industrial Development Authority to provide grants for the
8122-assessment of and subsequent development of sites.
8123-Section 5. Notwithstanding any other provisions of
8124-this act or any other act, any amounts from appropriations for
8125-the fiscal year ending September 30, 2025, to the various
8126-state agencies in this act which were unexpended and reverted
8127-on September 30, 2025, are hereby reappropriated to the
8128-respective offices for the fiscal year beginning October 1,
8129-2025.
8130-Section 6. In addition to all other appropriations
8131-heretofore or hereafter made, there is hereby appropriated
8132-such amounts as may be necessary for the fiscal year ending
8133-September 30, 2026, to the Retirement Systems of Alabama from
8134-the Senior Services Trust Fund to comply with Section
8135-41-15C-1, Code of Alabama 1975.
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8164-41-15C-1, Code of Alabama 1975.
8165-Section 7. In addition to all other appropriations
8166-heretofore and hereafter made, there is hereby appropriated
8167-such amounts as may be necessary for public funds transferred
8168-into the State Treasury, in accordance with Executive Order
8169-No. 726.
8170-Section 8. In addition to all other appropriations
8171-heretofore or hereafter made, there is hereby conditionally
8172-appropriated any and all amounts from tobacco settlement or
8173-litigation for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2026. The
8174-amounts are conditioned upon the State of Alabama receiving
8175-revenue from tobacco settlement or litigation and upon the
8176-recommendation of the Director of Finance, the Chairs of the
8177-House Ways and Means-General Fund Committee and the Senate
8178-Finance and Taxation-General Fund Committee, and the approval
8179-of the Governor. The conditional appropriation made herein
8180-shall be allocated pursuant to Sections 41-10-620 through
8181-41-10-639 and Sections 41-15B-1 through 41-15B-8, Code of
8182-Alabama 1975.
8183-Section 9. Except as may be herein otherwise provided,
8184-amounts herein specifically appropriated shall be in lieu of
8185-the amounts heretofore provided or appropriated by law for
8186-such purposes. The amounts herein appropriated are the maximum
8187-amounts to be expended for the purposes herein designated and
8188-in no event shall the maximum expenditure provided for any
8189-items of expense exceed the amount allocated herein except as
8190-may be further provided for under this act, as provided in the
8191-Budget Management Act of 1976, Sections 41-19-1, et seq., Code
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8220-Budget Management Act of 1976, Sections 41-19-1, et seq., Code
8221-of Alabama 1975, and those appropriations herein made, except
8222-appropriations to the Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
8223-for the purchase of alcoholic beverages, are and shall be
8224-subject to the terms, conditions, provisions and limitations
8225-of Sections 41-4-80, et seq., Code of Alabama 1975, and the
8226-Budget Management Act of 1976, Sections 41-19-1, et seq., Code
8227-of Alabama 1975.
8228-Section 10. Any surplus remaining in any appropriation
8229-herein made from the State General Fund to any office,
8230-department, bureau, board, commission, or agency may be
8231-transferred, on order of the Governor, to any other
8232-appropriation herein made from the State General Fund when
8233-such appropriation to any office, department, bureau, board,
8234-commission, or agency is insufficient to pay salaries in that
8235-office, department, bureau, board, commission, or agency.
8236-Section 11. (a) In addition to appropriations herein
8237-made, all gifts, grants, insurance proceeds, contributions, or
8238-entitlements, in excess of the amount carried in this act,
8239-including grants by the Congress of the United States,
8240-municipalities, or counties, to any department, division,
8241-board, bureau, commission, agency, institution, office, or
8242-officer of the State of Alabama are hereby appropriated and,
8243-in the event the same are recurring, are reappropriated to
8244-such department, division, board, bureau, commission, agency,
8245-institution, office, or officer to be used only for the
8246-purpose or purposes for which the grant or contribution was or
8247-shall be made. Further, all state, county, municipal, and
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8276-shall be made. Further, all state, county, municipal, and
8277-educational entities are authorized to disburse such sums as
8278-deemed necessary by mutual agreement among said entities, the
8279-State of Alabama, and the Department of Examiners of Public
8280-Accounts to partially defray the cost of auditing services
8281-performed by said agency. All such sums are hereby
8282-appropriated and reappropriated if necessary to the Department
8283-of Examiners of Public Accounts for audit services, to be
8284-expended through the fund established by Section 41-5A-22,
8285-Code of Alabama 1975.
8286-(b) Provided, however, this section shall not apply to
8287-the Coronavirus State Fiscal Recovery Fund or the Coronavirus
8288-Capital Projects Fund provided by the Congress of the United
8289-States to the State of Alabama from the American Rescue Plan
8290-Act of 2021, except for any balance of such funds remaining
8291-from any appropriations made for fiscal year 2025 that remain
8292-unspent at the end of fiscal year 2025 shall be reappropriated
8293-for the same purposes originally appropriated.
8294-(c) This section shall also not apply to any additional
8295-federal stimulus funds provided to the state in fiscal year
8296-2026 for purposes directly related to the coronavirus
8297-pandemic, other than additional funds provided for existing
8298-federal programs.
8299-Section 12. The Department of Examiners of Public
8300-Accounts is hereby authorized to examine as deemed necessary
8301-all appropriations herein made for compliance with the laws of
8302-the State of Alabama. Any examination performed shall be in
8303-accordance with the provisions of Title 41, Chapter 5A, Code
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8332-accordance with the provisions of Title 41, Chapter 5A, Code
8333-of Alabama 1975. It is the intent of the Legislature that all
8334-state agencies cooperate with the Examiners of Public Accounts
8335-to provide the information necessary to conduct recovery
8336-audits as provided for in Section 41-5A-6, Code of Alabama
8337-1975.
8338-Section 13. Upon certification to the Director of
8339-Finance by the State Attorney General that a federal court has
8340-ordered the State of Alabama to pay claims, attorney fees, or
8341-other costs relating to said court order, funds are hereby
8342-appropriated to the affected department, board, bureau, or
8343-commission from the appropriate fund or funds of such
8344-department, board, bureau, or commission in the amount
8345-necessary to satisfy that court order. Such appropriations are
8346-in addition to any other appropriation heretofore or hereafter
8347-made in this appropriation act. Such appropriations are
8348-conditioned upon the availability of funds and a determination
8349-by the Director of Finance that existing appropriations are
8350-not available for the court-ordered payments.
8351-Section 14. All interest earned from funds paid into
8352-Account No. 0396 by Act 87-761, Act 88-947, Act 89-79, Act
8353-90-556, and Act 91-572 are hereby appropriated to the
8354-Governor's Contingency Fund to be spent at the discretion of
8355-the Governor. Any other interest earned by the state from
8356-Revenue Sharing Investments under the State and Local Fiscal
8357-Assistance Act of 1972, as amended, Public Law 92-512, 92nd
8358-Congress, together with any accruals or reversions thereon are
8359-hereby appropriated to the State General Fund.
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8362-3521
8363-3522
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8388-hereby appropriated to the State General Fund.
8389-Section 15. All encumbered balances of a previous
8390-fiscal year appropriation, other than the exclusions
8391-authorized by this act or in Section 41-4-93, Code of Alabama
8392-1975, shall lapse no later than September 30 of the fiscal
8393-year immediately following the fiscal year for which the
8394-appropriation was made and shall revert to the credit of the
8395-State General Fund or earmarked fund from which the
8396-appropriation or appropriations were made.
8397-Section 16. The appropriations made herein to the
8398-departments, boards, offices, commissions, and agencies
8399-include the amounts necessary, and said departments, boards,
8400-offices, commissions, and agencies are hereby directed to make
8401-the transfer of funds to the State Personnel Department in
8402-said amounts enumerated in this act. All agencies enumerated
8403-in this act and receiving services from other governmental
8404-agencies enumerated in this act shall make full payment in a
8405-timely manner for such services.
8406-Section 17. All funds collected under Section
8407-40-12-43.1, Code of Alabama 1975, between the effective date
8408-of Act 98-191 and September 30, 2025, are hereby appropriated
8409-to the Auburn University Center for Governmental Services for
8410-the administration of the examiner certification program
8411-established by the Alabama Local Tax Institute of Standards
8412-and Training as provided in Section 40-12-43.1, Code of
8413-Alabama 1975.
8414-Section 18. It is the intent of the Legislature that
8415-the funds appropriated to the Office of the Senate President
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8444-the funds appropriated to the Office of the Senate President
8445-Pro Tempore in subsection 6 of Section 3 of this act which are
8446-not otherwise designated may be expended by the Senate
8447-President Pro Tempore for the same purposes as are authorized
8448-for the Lieutenant Governor pursuant to Section 29-4-50, Code
8449-of Alabama 1975, and the Speaker of the House of
8450-Representatives pursuant to Section 29-4-60, Code of Alabama
8451-1975.
8452-Section 19. The appropriations made herein to the
8453-departments, boards, offices, commissions, and agencies
8454-include the amounts necessary to pay the SEIB. The SEIB rate
8455-shall be $1,025 per month for each full-time employee for the
8456-fiscal year ending September 30, 2026. In addition to the
8457-amounts otherwise appropriated in this act, there is hereby
8458-appropriated from the State General Fund in the same
8459-proportion as the salaries of the several State officials and
8460-employees are paid, additional amounts to pay for the increase
8461-in employer contributions to SEIB. The additional amounts
8462-appropriated in this section from the State General Fund shall
8463-not exceed $2,500,000 for the fiscal year ending September 30,
8464-2026. The Director of Finance shall ensure first priority
8465-shall be given to all State General Fund payrolls, including
8466-the payroll of the legislature. State agencies may receive
8467-additional allocations from the appropriation made in this
8468-section from the State General Fund in amounts necessary to
8469-pay for the increase. The remainder of this appropriation from
8470-the State General Fund may be allocated by the Director of
8471-Finance to those agencies which receive transfers from the
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8473-3574
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8500-Finance to those agencies which receive transfers from the
8501-State General Fund. The SEIB shall adjust the insurance
8502-program wherever appropriate to maintain the aforementioned
8503-fixed rate.
8504-Section 20. It is the intent of the Legislature that
8505-the Director of Finance shall notify the Chair of the House
8506-Ways and Means-General Fund Committee, the Chair of the Senate
8507-Finance and Taxation-General Fund Committee, and the
8508-Legislative Fiscal Officer of any interagency transfers, of
8509-any type, including contracting, of any of the funds
8510-appropriated in this act.
8511-Section 21. All nongovernmental entities, identified
8512-by the Legislative Services Agency, which are allocated funds
8513-in Section 3 of this act shall file a report with the Chairs
8514-of the House Ways and Means-General Fund Committee, the Senate
8515-Committee on Finance and Taxation-General Fund, Finance
8516-Director, and the Legislative Fiscal Officer prior to the
8517-start of the 2026 Regular Session, regarding the proposed
8518-expenditures and usage of the funds appropriated in the fiscal
8519-year ending September 30, 2026. The Legislative Services
8520-Agency shall provide notice to the identified nongovernmental
8521-entities within 60 days following enactment of this act
8522-regarding the reporting requirements and the methodology to
8523-submit reports and format to be used, which may include an
8524-online platform.
8525-Section 22. If any section, paragraph, sentence,
8526-clause, provision, or portion of this act or all or any
8527-portion of any appropriations herein made be held
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8556-portion of any appropriations herein made be held
8557-unconstitutional or invalid, it shall not affect any other
8558-section, paragraph, sentence, clause, provision, or portion of
8559-this act or any other appropriation or appropriations or
8560-portion thereof hereby made not in and of itself
8561-unconstitutional or invalid.
8562-Section 23. All laws or parts of laws, general,
8563-special, private, or local that are in conflict with or
8564-inconsistent with the provisions of this act are hereby
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85658012 expressly repealed.
85668013 Section 24. Each agency of the state funded through
85678014 the provisions of this act shall provide an equal opportunity
85688015 for employment and business opportunities for all citizens of
85698016 this state without regard to sex or race.
85708017 Section 25. This act shall become effective October 1,
85718018 2025.
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8588-2025.
8589-House of Representatives
8590-Read for the first time and referred
8591-to the House of Representatives
8592-committee on Ways and Means General
8593-Fund
8594-................05-Feb-25
8595-Read for the second time and placed
8596-on the calendar:
8597- 1 amendment
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8599-Read for the third time and passed
8600-as amended
8601-Yeas 95
8602-Nays 3
8603-Abstains 3
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8605-John Treadwell
8606-Clerk
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