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55 By Senator Orr
66 RFD: Finance and Taxation Education
77 First Read: 05-Feb-25
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15+SYNOPSIS:
16+This bill makes supplemental appropriations for
17+the fiscal year ending September 30, 2025, from the
18+Education Trust Fund to various agencies and entities
19+in a total amount of $524,276,588.
1520 A BILL
1621 TO BE ENTITLED
1722 AN ACT
1823 To make supplemental appropriations for the fiscal year
1924 ending September 30, 2025, from the Education Trust Fund to
2025 various agencies and entities in a total amount of
2126 $524,276,588.
2227 BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA:
2328 Section 1. In addition to all other appropriations
2429 heretofore or hereafter made, there is hereby appropriated a
2530 total of $524,276,588 from the Education Trust Fund to the
2631 following agencies and entities for the purposes specified
2732 below for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2025:
2833 (1) To the State Board of Education – Local Boards of
29-Education, $28,000,000 to be used for textbook adoption
30-(2) To the State Department of Education for one-time
31-expenses, $134,654,000. Of this amount, $16,000,000 shall be
32-for Ed Farm to be used for capital outlay or other necessary
33-expenses for a coding workforce training program; $2,500,000
34-shall be used for AED’s in Schools; $15,000,000 shall be for
35-School Safety to provide additional training, services,
36-supplies, and materials to support school safety initiatives
37-and safety contracts to be allocated pursuant to Chapter 22B,
34+Education, $133,000,000. Of this amount, $5,000,000 shall be
35+used for TEAMS to cover current contracts; $28,000,000 shall
36+be used for textbook adoption; and $100,000,000 shall be
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67-and safety contracts to be allocated pursuant to Chapter 22B,
68-Title 16, Code of Alabama 1975, including $3,000,000 for
69-School Mapping; to be allocated $10,000,000 shall be used for
70-College and Career Readiness Grants; $10,300,000 shall be used
71-for Charter School Grants which shall be distributed to the
72-several existing conversion and start-up charter schools that
73-are physically located in a school system with a B, C, D, or F
74-as defined by the Alabama Education Report Card, Chapter 6C,
75-Title 16, Code of Alabama 1975, on a per pupil basis;
76-$5,000,000 shall be used for the Heman Drummond Center for
77-Innovation; $14,000,000 shall be used for Principal and
78-Assistant Principal Supplements to cover current obligations;
79-$7,300,000 shall be used for the School Breakfast Program;
80-$350,000 shall be used for Speech Pathologists to cover
81-current obligations; $30,000,000 shall be used for the Summer
82-and Afterschool Program; $10,000,000 shall be used for
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66+be used for textbook adoption; and $100,000,000 shall be
67+distributed according to the fleet renewal guidelines to be
68+used for the purchase of school buses or the retirement of
69+school bus debt. For any school system that is currently up
70+to date in purchasing regular route buses, application may be
71+made to the State Superintendent of Education to flex these
72+funds for other educational purposes.
73+(2) To the State Department of Education for one-time
74+expenses, $161,114,000. Of this amount, $5,000,000 shall be
75+for Ed Farm to be used for capital outlay or other necessary
76+expenses for a coding workforce training program; $5,000,000
77+shall be used for AED’s in Schools; $50,000,000 shall be for
78+School Safety to provide additional training, services,
79+supplies, and materials to support school safety initiatives
80+and safety contracts; $20,000,000 shall be used for College
81+and Career Readiness Grants; $10,300,000 shall be used for
82+Charter School Grants which shall be distributed to the
83+several existing conversion and start-up charter schools on a
84+per pupil basis; $5,000,000 shall be used for the Heman
85+Drummond Center for Innovation; $14,000,000 shall be used for
86+Principal and Assistant Principal Supplements to cover current
87+obligations; $350,000 shall be used for Speech Pathologists to
88+cover current obligations; $30,000,000 shall be used for the
89+Summer and Afterschool Program; $10,000,000 shall be used for
8390 Struggling Readers Beyond Grade 3 to support middle grade
8491 reading improvements; $3,464,000 shall be used for the
8592 American Village Semiquincentennial Commission for the
8693 Semiquincentennial School Program, Community Engagement
8794 Grants, Marketing and Communication, Honoring Veterans, and
88-Administration Costs; $7,500,000 shall be used for the North
89-Alabama STEM Center; $1,250,000 shall be used for the Prisms
90-Math Pilot Project; $125,000 shall be used for the Learning
91-Disabilities Institute/Spring Valley; $365,000 shall be used
92-for the ProStart Career and Technical Education Program; and
93-$1,500,000 shall be used to begin the development of a course
94-in United States History, Government, and/or Civics aligned to
95-the Alabama Course of Study: Social Studies, to be offered to
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125-the Alabama Course of Study: Social Studies, to be offered to
126-all preK-12 teachers in an online format. The Department shall
127-consult with organizations and agencies which can lend aid to
128-this project, including American Village and Alabama Public
129-Television.
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124+Grants, Marketing and Communication, Honoring Veterans, and
125+Administration Costs; $7,500,000 shall be used for the North
126+Alabama STEM Center; and $500,000 shall be used to begin the
127+development of a course in United States History, Government,
128+and/or Civics aligned to the Alabama Course of Study: Social
129+Studies, to be offered to all preK-12 teachers in an online
130+format. The Department shall consult with organizations and
131+agencies which can lend aid to this project, including
132+American Village and Alabama Public Television.
130133 (3) To the Educational Television Commission for the
131134 Madison Avenue Studio and New State House Studio, $4,000,000.
132-(4) To the Council on the Arts, $4,440,000. Of this
135+(4) To the Council on the Arts, $2,100,000. Of this
133136 amount, $1,000,000 shall be used for one-time expenses for
134137 deferred maintenance, renovation of existing facilities, or
135138 expenses associated with ongoing capital projects at the
136139 Shakespeare Festival; $100,000 shall be used for a
137140 collaborative community outreach program at the Shakespeare
138-Festival; $1,000,000 shall be used for capital expenses for
139-the Carnegie Visual Arts Museum expansion; and $2,340,000
140-shall be used for the facilities grant program, including
141-$200,000 for the Student Art Program. The Council of the Arts
142-may award grants from the facilities grant program for
143-projects that build, renovate, restore, preserve, or enhance
144-arts facilities in Alabama, including performing arts centers,
145-art museums and galleries, multi-purpose arts centers, artist
146-residency facilities, and outdoor performance venues. Eligible
147-entities include: (i) 501(c) (3) nonprofit arts organizations
148-chartered in Alabama, active and in good standing with the
149-Internal Revenue Service and the council; or (ii) an entity of
150-local government. Grant amounts shall not exceed $100,000 to
151-any one entity, with the first two grants being reserved for
152-the Wetumpka Depot Theatre and the Kelly Fitzpatrick Center.
153-(5) To the Music Hall of Fame, $250,000.
141+Festival; and $1,000,000 shall be used for one-time expenses
142+for the Carnegie Visual Arts Museum expansion.
143+(5) To the Department of Economic and Community
144+Affairs, $20,000,000. This appropriation shall be used to
145+deploy broadband infrastructure in rural communities in
146+accordance with the Alabama Broadband Accessibility Fund.
147+Additionally, the funds will be used for a competitive grant
148+program to support online training programs and certifications
149+and job placement assistance in technology fields and
150+reasonable administrative expenses for the administering
151+agency. The funds will be administered by the Alabama
152+Department of Economic and Community Affairs in collaboration
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183-(5) To the Music Hall of Fame, $250,000.
184-(6) To the Public Library Service for the Supreme Court
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182+Department of Economic and Community Affairs in collaboration
183+with the Alabama Digital Expansion Authority. The Alabama
184+Department of Economic and Community Affairs will award these
185+funds as a part of a public private partnership to increase
186+digital literacy, create technology jobs, and attract
187+businesses to rural Alabama.
188+(6) To the Music Hall of Fame, $250,000.
189+(7) To the Public Library Service for the Supreme Court
185190 Law Library, $200,000.
186-(7) To the Alabama Department of Revenue, $50,513,000.
191+(8) To the Alabama Department of Revenue, $50,513,000.
187192 Of this amount, $50,000,000 shall be distributed to the CHOOSE
188193 Act Fund established by Act 2024-21 of the 2024 Regular
189194 Session of the Legislature for the purpose of funding
190195 Education Savings Accounts; and $513,000 shall be used for the
191196 Education Savings Account administration.
192-(8) To the Alabama Supercomputer Authority, $2,000,000.
197+(9) To the Alabama Supercomputer Authority, $2,000,000.
193198 Of this amount, $1,400,000 shall be used for the Data Center
194199 Renovation Project and $600,000 shall be used for the FCC K-12
195200 Cybersecurity Pilot Project – ASA Match.
196-(9) To the Department of Workforce for a state veterans
197-transition public/private partnership that will provide
198-comprehensive support to include career transition and
199-education and community integration, $5,000,000.
200-(10) To the Alabama School of Cyber Technology and
201+(10) To the Department of Workforce for a state
202+veterans transition public/private partnership that will
203+provide comprehensive support to include career transition
204+and education and community integration, $5,000,000.
205+(11) To the Alabama School of Cyber Technology and
201206 Engineering for one-time expenses for deferred maintenance and
202-school safety, $3,500,000.
203-(11) To the Alabama School of Fine Arts for one-time
207+school safety, $1,000,000.
208+(12) To the Alabama School of Fine Arts for one-time
204209 expenses for deferred maintenance and school safety,
205-$3,500,000.
206-(12) To the Alabama School of Mathematics and Science
207-for one-time expenses for deferred maintenance and school
208-safety, $3,500,000.
209-(13) To the Firefighters’ Personnel Standards and
210-Education Commission/Fire College, $4,300,000. Of this amount,
211-$600,000 shall be used for the Muscle Shoals Regional Training
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240+$1,000,000.
241+(13) To the Alabama School of Mathematics and Science
242+for one-time expenses for deferred maintenance and school
243+safety, $1,000,000.
244+(14) To the Firefighters’ Personnel Standards and
245+Education Commission/Fire College, $1,200,000. Of this amount,
241246 $600,000 shall be used for the Muscle Shoals Regional Training
242-Center Burn Building; $3,100,000 shall be used for the EMT and
243-Testing Facility; and $600,000 shall be used for one-time
247+Center Burn Building and $600,000 shall be used for one-time
244248 expenses for deferred maintenance, renovation of existing
245249 facilities, or expenses associated with ongoing capital
246250 projects.
247-(14) To the Marine Environmental Sciences Consortium,
251+(15) To the Marine Environmental Sciences Consortium,
248252 $7,000,000. Of this amount, $5,000,000 shall be used for the
249253 new dormitory and $2,000,000 shall be used for waterline
250254 infrastructure improvements.
251-(15) To the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind for
255+(16) To the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind for
252256 one-time expenses for deferred maintenance and school safety,
253257 $1,000,000.
254-(16) To the Alabama Community College System,
255-$56,611,836. Of this amount, $28,861,836 shall be used for
258+(17) To the Alabama Community College System for
256259 one-time expenses for deferred maintenance, renovation of
257260 existing facilities, or expenses associated with ongoing
258-capital projects; $2,000,000 shall be used for the Forestry
259-Workforce Training Center; $1,100,000 shall be used for the
260-CREATE Technology and Innovation Center; $1,100,000 shall be
261-used for the Bishop State Student Life Complex; $3,200,000
262-shall be used for the Calhoun Community College for the
263-Culinary and Hospitality Program; $1,300,000 shall be used for
264-the Coastal Alabama Community College; $2,500,000 shall be
265-used for Enterprise Community College GTech; $3,000,000 shall
266-be used for the Jefferson State Community College for
267-Jefferson campus renovations; $750,000 shall be used for the
268-Lurleen B. Wallace Community College Skills for Success;
269-$5,200,000 shall be used for the Medical Workforce Training
261+capital projects, $28,861,836.
262+(18) To Alabama A&M University for one-time expenses
263+for deferred maintenance, renovation of existing facilities,
264+or expenses associated with ongoing capital projects,
265+$3,222,688.
266+(19) To Alabama State University for one-time expenses
267+for deferred maintenance, renovation of existing facilities,
268+or expenses associated with ongoing capital projects,
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299-$5,200,000 shall be used for the Medical Workforce Training
300-Center with Huntsville Hospital; $500,000 shall be used for
301-Northeast Alabama Community College workforce development;
302-$1,000,000 shall be used for the Northwest Shoals Community
303-College for the Lauderdale County Workforce Center; $1,500,000
304-shall be used for Reid State Technical College; $1,100,000
305-shall be used for the Snead State Community College Additive
306-Manufacturing Program; and $3,500,000 shall be used for
307-Wallace State Community College-Hanceville facility
308-improvements.
309-(17) To Alabama A&M University, $5,972,688. Of this
310-amount, $3,222,688 shall be used for one-time expenses for
311-deferred maintenance, renovation of existing facilities, or
312-expenses associated with ongoing capital projects; $750,000
313-shall be used for campus security upgrades; and $2,000,000
314-shall be used for campus infrastructure improvements.
315-(18) To Alabama State University, $4,180,844. Of this
316-amount, $3,530,844 shall be used for one-time expenses for
317-deferred maintenance, renovation of existing facilities, or
318-expenses associated with ongoing capital projects; and
319-$650,000 shall be used for the Prosthetics and Orthotics Lab
320-roof replacement.
321-(19) To the University of Alabama System, $54,287,475.
322-Of this amount, $42,087,475 shall be used for one-time
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300+(20) To the University of Alabama System for one-time
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324302 maintenance, renovation of existing facilities, or ongoing
325-capital projects; $12,000,000 shall be used for the Executive
326-Plaza Research Center; and $200,000 shall be used for the NCAA
327-Volleyball Championship.
303+capital projects, $42,087,475.
304+(21) To Athens State University for one-time expenses
305+for deferred maintenance, renovation of existing facilities,
306+or expenses associated with ongoing capital projects,
307+$3,022,700.
308+(22) To Auburn University for one-time expenses for
309+increasing research infrastructure and instrumentation,
310+technology systems, deferred maintenance, renovation of
311+existing facilities, or ongoing capital projects, $19,000,000.
312+(23) To Auburn University at Montgomery for one-time
313+expenses for deferred maintenance, renovation of existing
314+facilities, or expenses associated with ongoing capital
315+projects, $3,062,202.
316+(24) To Jacksonville State University for one-time
317+expenses for deferred maintenance, renovation of existing
318+facilities, or expenses associated with ongoing capital
319+projects, $3,232,743.
320+(25) To the University of Montevallo for one-time
321+expenses for deferred maintenance, renovation of existing
322+facilities, or expenses associated with ongoing capital
323+projects, $3,028,237.
324+(26) To the University of North Alabama, $3,099,716. Of
325+this amount, $1,599,716 shall be used for one-time expenses
326+for deferred maintenance, renovation of existing facilities,
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358-(20) To Athens State University, $3,522,700. Of this
359-amount, $3,022,700 shall be used for one-time expenses for
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356+for deferred maintenance, renovation of existing facilities,
357+or expenses associated with ongoing capital projects, and
358+$1,500,000 shall be used for the Lauderdale County Workforce
359+Center.
360+(27) To the University of South Alabama for one-time
361+expenses for increasing research capacity, deferred
362+maintenance, renovation of existing facilities, or ongoing
363+capital projects, $11,080,106.
364+(28) To Troy University for one-time expenses for
360365 deferred maintenance, renovation of existing facilities, or
361-expenses associated with ongoing capital projects; and
362-$500,000 shall be used for Carter Hall renovations.
363-(21) To Auburn University, $26,067,000. Of this amount,
364-$19,000,000 shall be used for one-time expenses for increasing
365-research infrastructure and instrumentation, technology
366-systems, deferred maintenance, renovation of existing
367-facilities, or ongoing capital projects; $67,000 shall be used
368-for Livestock Judging; and $7,000,000 shall be used for
369-Agricultural Experimental Stations.
370-(22) To Auburn University at Montgomery for one-time
366+expenses associated with ongoing capital projects, $4,612,751.
367+(29) To the University of West Alabama for one-time
371368 expenses for deferred maintenance, renovation of existing
372369 facilities, or expenses associated with ongoing capital
373-projects, $3,262,202.
374-(23) To Jacksonville State University, $5,632,743. Of
375-this amount, $3,232,743 shall be used for one-time expenses
376-for deferred maintenance, renovation of existing facilities,
377-or expenses associated with ongoing capital projects; and
378-$2,400,000 shall be used for the Energy Management Plan.
379-(24) To the University of Montevallo for one-time
380-expenses for deferred maintenance, renovation of existing
381-facilities, or expenses associated with ongoing capital
382-projects, $3,528,237.
383-(25) To the University of North Alabama, $5,884,716. Of
384-this amount, $1,599,716 shall be used for one-time expenses
385-for deferred maintenance, renovation of existing facilities,
370+projects, $3,058,290.
371+(30) To Tuskegee University for one-time expenses for
372+deferred maintenance, renovation of existing facilities,
373+school security, or expenses associated with ongoing capital
374+projects, $3,000,000.
375+Section 2. This act shall become effective immediately
376+upon its passage and approval by the Governor, or upon its
377+otherwise becoming law.
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415-for deferred maintenance, renovation of existing facilities,
416-or expenses associated with ongoing capital projects;
417-$2,500,000 shall be used for the Engineering Building;
418-$285,000 shall be used for the Music Program; and $1,500,000
419-shall be used for the Lauderdale County Workforce Center.
420-(26) To the University of South Alabama, $15,580,106.
421-Of this amount, $11,080,106 shall be used for one-time
422-expenses for increasing research capacity, deferred
423-maintenance, renovation of existing facilities, or ongoing
424-capital projects; and $4,500,000 shall be used for the USA
425-Police Department renovation, construction, and expansion
426-project.
427-(27) To Troy University, $6,312,751. Of this amount,
428-$4,612,751 shall be used for one-time expenses for deferred
429-maintenance, renovation of existing facilities, or expenses
430-associated with ongoing capital projects; $475,000 shall be
431-used for health training equipment; and $1,225,000 shall be
432-used for the School of Engineering.
433-(28) To the University of West Alabama, $4,058,290. Of
434-this amount, $3,058,290 shall be used for one-time expenses
435-for deferred maintenance, renovation of existing facilities,
436-or expenses associated with ongoing capital projects; $900,000
437-shall be used for Wallace Hall; and $100,000 shall be
438-transferred to Stillman College for cyber security.
439-(29) To Tuskegee University, $3,950,000. Of this
440-amount, $3,000,000 shall be used for one-time expenses for
441-deferred maintenance, renovation of existing facilities,
442-school security, or expenses associated with ongoing capital
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473-projects; $450,000 shall be used for campus security
474-initiatives; and $500,000 shall be used for the Kellog
475-Conference Center.
476-(30) To the Legislative Council for construction and
477-related expenses for the new State House, $37,500,000.
478-(31) To the Lieutenant Governor to develop a plan and
479-solutions to improve workforce participation, $350,000.
480-(32) To the Executive Commission on Community Services
481-Grants to be distributed pursuant to Section 29-2-123, Code of
482-Alabama 1975, $10,000,000.
483-(33) To the Alabama Commission on Higher Education,
484-$5,630,000. Of this amount, $1,000,000 shall be used for the
485-Nature Discovery Center - Landtrust of North Alabama; $900,000
486-shall be used for the North Alabama Agriplex; $500,000 shall
487-be used for the Pathways to Progress; $1,700,000 shall be used
488-for the Judge Horton Civil Justice Learning Center; $1,200,000
489-shall be used for the Alabama Veterinary Hospital - Birmingham
490-Zoo; $175,000 shall be used for the Tennessee Riverline
491-Program, for programs in Alabama only; $80,000 shall be used
492-for Kingdom College; and $75,000 shall be used for Selma
493-University.
494-(34) To the Alabama Historical Commission, $7,025,000.
495-Of this amount, $2,000,000 shall be used for the Daniel Pratt
496-Museum; $2,000,000 shall be used for Clotilda Park; $2,500,000
497-shall be used for Fort Morgan restoration; $175,000 shall be
498-used for Gees Bend Quilting Bee Cultural Preservation Center;
499-$150,000 shall be used for renovations to the Looney's
500-Amphitheater Complex and Cultural Center stage; and $200,000
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531-shall be used for Alabama Constitution Village.
532-(35) To the Department of Human Resources for pregnancy
533-resources centers, $850,000.
534-(36) To the Department of Public Health, $1,578,000. Of
535-this amount, $728,000 shall be used for Partnering in Alabama
536-Training and Healthcare (PATH); and $850,000 shall be used for
537-the Regional Training Institute.
538-(37) To the Space Science Exhibit Commission for a
539-connector building, $1,000,000.
540-(38) To the Alabama Innovation Fund for the Southern
541-Research Institute Innovation School, $850,000.
542-(39) To the Department of Veterans Affairs for the
543-Veterans Education Benefits Program, $8,785,000.
544-Section 2. All funds appropriated herein and not
545-expended in the current fiscal year shall not revert but shall
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571-Read for the first time and referred
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573-and Taxation Education
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575-Read for the second time and placed
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579-Read for the third time and passed
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583-Abstains 0
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